Vagabonds of Speed Plan 10000 Mile Racing Tour
Peter De Paolo and Lou Moore announce a 10000 mile round trip to race in Europe and Indianapolis within a month. They will run the 325 mile Grand Prix of Tripoli on May 6, cross Europe by land and sea, then return for the 500 mile race on Decoration Day at Indianapolis.
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Europe
Indianapolis
Ind
America
Peter de Paolo
Lou Moore
Tripoli
France
Indi
Gusnets Motor Speedway
de Paolo
Ralph de Palma
Moore
California
Rug Cleaning Tips for Worn Rugs
The article explains that while vacuums remove loose dirt from rugs, they cannot refresh dull colors. It advises lightly washing the rug face with mild soap and a damp wool cloth, working gently to protect the nap, and changing the water often. Even when cleaned professionally, rugs may need this “face wasting” to restore true colors.
Indiana parks to open pools and beaches for vacation season
Indiana officials announce the opening of pools and beaches in four state parks and two artificial pools on May 30. Lifeguards will be on duty, and all guards must pass American Red Cross tests. Modern facilities are provided at each site, including Lake Michigan beaches at the Dunes park and others at Pokagon, Shekimak, Bass Lake, McCormick Creek, and Brown County state parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianaapolis
Ind
Indiana
Virgil M. Simmons
Department of Conservation
Division of State Parks, Lands and Waters
McCormick Creek Park
Brown County State Park
Three Mile
Lake Michigan
the Dunes Park
Pokagon and Shekamak State Park
Bass Lake Beach
Red Cross
The Judgment of the Nations in Matthew Twenty Five
A sermon outline explains Jesus as judge in a future Jerusalem based tribunal. It details the judge the time place and people, noting the division of nations into sheep and goats and the eternal outcomes for each group. The lesson emphasizes serving others as service to Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Doctor Pentecost
Jesus Christ
Israel
Joel
Zechariah
Jerusalem
Mary
Jesus
David
Jacob
Lowe Brothers
Funeral Services For Ophelia Tuttle Held At Market Street Church
The Market Street Christian church hosted Ophelia Tuttle funeral services on Friday at 2:00 p.m. Rev. Crawley led the service with mixed-voice choir and several pallbearers named, honoring her long life as a devoted wife and mother. She was born June 3, 1876 in Carthage Indiana and married Tobias Tuttle in 1899.
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Ophelia Tuttle
Market Street
Ruth Steward
Juliet Saunders
Indianapolis
Otto Reed
Abner Watkins
Ellea Newsom
Drake
Anderson
David Kenith
Lavonne Tuttle
Newcastle
Maurice Bassett
Charley Archey
Greensboro
Gurney Winslow
Lois Archey
Mabel Gions
Anna Scott
Morton Brooks
Knightstown
Letha
Edith Meridith
Spiceland
Ira and
Floyd Newsom
Marion
Charles and
Nancy Wright
Carthage
Ind
Carthage High School
Tobias Tuttle
Margarett
Charles
Clarence
John F. Wright
Eva Willis
Neice
Christ
Moru
Newspaper Holdings Put At Twelve Millions By Court
The Cyrus H. Curtis estate in Philadelphia is valued at $18,603,187.94 per Montgomery County Will Register inventory. Publishing company holdings total $18,053,583.52 with newspaper assets worth $12,492,778.52 including 30,000 shares of Public Leger stock now Machigonne Company. 36,000 shares of Curtis-Martin Newspapers, Inc. listed as of no value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Philadelphia
Montgomery County Register of Wills
Leger” Company
Machigonne Company
Curtis-Martin Newspapers, Inc
Trust in the Infinite Father for Recovery
The article urges turning to the Infinite Father for rest from worry and healing of the heart. It emphasizes faith as the path to peace and renewal, inviting believers to lean on divine guidance rather than analyzing Him with human minds.
Constant Prayer Inspires Seasonal Acts of Faith
A reflection on loving all beings as a steady prayer that moves believers to ritual prayer at designated seasons and times. It emphasizes disciplined devotion guiding compassionate action through prescribed moments.
Gemmill to close Citizens Bank of Charlottesville assets
William J. Gemmill acting as liquidation agent for Indiana's Department of Financial Institutions will close out Citizens Bank of Charlottesville with a fixed salary of 125 dollars per month paid from bank assets. Claude Alexander of Champion Coated Paper Co in Hamilton Ohio visited Sunday at his father Thomas Alexander's home with brother Ed Alexander and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Gemmill
Department of Financial Institution of Indiana
Citizens Bank of Charlottesville
Gemmill
Marion County Mail
Claude Alexander
Champion Coated Paper Co
Hamilton
Ohio
Thos. Alexander
Ed Alexander
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Peter "de Paolo
Schrichte
South Main Street
Rushville, Indiana
Ratliff
Howard E. Henley
P. J. Satler
Attorneys-At-Law
Henley & Ingle
W. J. Henley, Sr
O. F. Ingle Rushville, Indiana
Rushville
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Carney Hatcheries
Joe Ridlen
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Harry Richman
John B. Kennedy
Jack Denny
Farm Journal—Capper’s Farmer
Gentlewoman Magazine
Good Stories
Home Circle
Household Magazine
Illustrated Mechanics
Woman’s World
American Poultry Journal
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