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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1925
Page
12
The Indianapolis school board signals a complete reorganization of cafeteria operations and changes to athletic management. A new supply and purchasing department may be installed by January 1 with a purchasing agent and supply director to cut lunchroom costs and reduce staff. Competitive bidding on food supplies would result. Action hinges on future election outcomes.
Girl Scouts hold a fall festival at Garfield Park on Saturday from 10 30 a m to 3 p m with knot tying signaling and first aid drills. City wide troop teams compete for championship banners followed by a picnic luncheon. Mrs Maxwell Wrokes troupe No 32 presents a pageant The Scarlet Knight and a park tree planting ends ceremonies. Merit badge examiners meet Monday at 12 30 p m at Spink Arms.
United Press reports Bloomington plans a new grade school costing 125000 dollars to ease congestion. The school board approved the project and the city council will be asked to authorize the issue at the next session.
Rabbi Isadore Goodman will lecture on Creation at the Beth El Congregation Friday evening forum at 8 p m. Regular services are 4 45 p m. Saturday morning services 8 with a 9 30 sermon by Dr Goodman. Starting Monday, Dr Goodman leads an adult Bible class at 8 30 p m in the vestry. Congregation Beth El religious school begins Sunday at 10 a m in the vestry.
Miss Mae Chapin of Champaign Illinois a longtime missionary in China arrives in Indianapolis this week She has led the Girls School of Hainan since 1913 Under Presbyterian board of foreign missions she is scheduled to speak at Fairview Presbyterian Church this afternoon at Irvington Presbyterian Sunday school and later at Mrs L W Schowe 321 N Layman Ave home
Indiana's largest beet sugar refining plant opened Thursday as part of the Holland St Louis Sugar Company. Delays from hot weather slowed the ceremony, but officials foresee a record run this season.
Maurice Clark 23 of 126 E Vermont St faces grand larceny charges after stealing a $75 diamond ring from Mark Armick of the same address. The ring was recovered.
Final plans for the formal opening of the Columbia Club in Indianapolis were announced. An opening dinner will run 6 to 9 p m with entertainment in the main dining room. Vice President Dawes will attend as guest but will not speak in respect to the late Senator Ralston. A formal ball closes the evening from 9 to 1.
Phillips milk bottles sold for 25 or 50 cents with directions from drug stores. The ad touts Milk of Magnesia as prescribed by physicians for fifty years as an antacid laxative and corrective.
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