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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1926
Page
6
The State charter board granted approval for the incorporation of the Selig Credit Union in Indianapolis and the Terre Haute Post Office Credit Union as part of the same filing.
Downey Avenue Christian Church announces its annual vacation program for children. Indianapolis editor Joseph Myers Jr will edit a new liberal religious weekly The Christian Journal published in Kansas City by Dr. Morris Jenkins. He starts July 1 at Linwood Boulevard Christian Church offices with Dr. Jenkins as pastor. Myers holds a BA from Wabash College 1916 and BD from the College of the Bible 1919. He previously led a Disciples church in Kansas City and worked on The Kansas City Post staff before moving to Indianapolis in 1921. He now serves as Indiana secretary for the League of Nations Nonpartisan Association. successor named in September. Headquarters remain in Dr. Alva W. Taylor’s office Occidental Building.
Harry Hungate holed out at the Pleasant Run Golf Club on the 110-yard fifth hole with his tee shot. He was accompanied by Clifford Courtney and Dick Milla of Butler College. The event followed Hungate’s notable past with the Butler football team. In Boston, Joe Guck Brooklyn lost to Honeyboy Finnegan in the sixth round of a ten round bout.
Judge Dan V. White barred forty five bondsmen for failing to provide bonds when defendants did not appear for trial. Only six bondsmen remain on the eligible list. Police headquarters bondsmen have troubled authorities for years. the ruling aims to curb their activities.
Josephine Sheets seven of 139 South Oriental Street was bruised on head and shoulders in a collision near her home. Police say she darted from the curb into a car driven by Hugh J. OConnell of 1326 Bates Street.
By Times Special Connersville Indiana June 18 Hod Eller Indianapolis policeman who lost his purse while catching a rum runner here recently has been reimbursed Citizens raised eighty dollars for him.
Miss Helen Seward of Indianapolis was elected grand president at the national Psi Iota Xi convention in Ayne Indiana. Officers were elected at the national convention here Wednesday.
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