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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1930
Page
9
In New York social circles, letters from Mrs. Strawbridge invite a committee of women to support the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. The force remains a ten-division armed service with about fifty officers and 900 privates under a commissioner.
The two block area from St. Clair to North streets will be cleared by Indiana World War Memorial trustees starting around October 1. The Indiana blind school aims to move to Seventy first and College this fall and vacate the downtown property by Oct. 1. Memorial board plans include a grass mall with a sunken garden and cenotaph, with grading to provide views from the main building steps. Exterior finish precedes interior work and the project is expected to run through 1934 with $2,225,000 of a $4,000,000 appropriation spent so far.
Pettis Store announces new owners with plans for a low style structure along North Street at Pennsylvania and Meridian in Fort Wayne. Sunday auto sales end nationwide, effective immediately, after a meeting of the Ft Wayne Auto Trades Association. Jeffersonville landowners win judgments totaling 20 625 against Clark County property interests.
The Pettis store transfers ownership with Munro named head. The announcement cites George S. Pomeroy James A. Swan Robert B. Gable Rob J. Elder Robert A. Gay Howard M Gay and Clifford W Gay as involved parties. Gay will remain in the city as Munro and Annable take leadership.
United Press reports Philadelphia social leader Mrs. George Holt Strawbridge has started prohibition polls among New York society registrants to gauge willingness to abstain, following prior efforts in Philadelphia Chicago and Boston.
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