Fundamentalists Plan Big Drive in Indianapolis
June 17 report says Northern Baptists plan an extensive publicity campaign to advance their cause with $10,000 pledged to start. Notable leaders include Rev. MP Boypten of Chicago Cure Ten leurs of New York and Dr. Mussve of Boston. modernists also prepare countermeasures. The federated churches of America urged $5,000, and the convention president was elected without opposition. The campaign runs through the upcoming convention schedule with events in Indianapolis and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Leni~ara
Ithe
Northern Baptists Convention
Finda
de. C. Mussve
Boston
W. P. Riley
FL Paul
Minn
Taylor
Chirwren
America
Editinm
Dr We
Abernetley
Ehoreh
Wrehmetan Fk
Presidea
Mardy Bs Mente Dev
Truck and Automobile Crash at an Intersection
Reported collision involving a truck and a car at a city intersection. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the incident triggered emergency response and a response by local authorities. No confirmed injuries or exact location provided.
Marcelling 250 during July 5368 and related notes
Fragmentary OCR text references Marcelling 250 during July and mentions appointments and duties. The readable portions include stray phrases about a magnet leader, a reviewer, and unclear instruction terms. No coherent events, people, or organizations are extractable for a full summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcelling
Eek
Wolf and Dessauer Employees 10 Pigkig Parade
The Wolf and Dessauer workers will close the store at 4490 Inchuck on Monday afternoon with a parade from Washington Street to the pirate grounds. A baseball game between the store team and an employer scrubs will follow arrival at the Elks Country Club. A shadowgraph entertainment titled Comanotion Pictures will be shown in the evening with Flora Orchestra and a vealerry supper served.
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Wolt & Dereyer Voeworkera
Elks Country Club
Etth
Washington
Ulintoh
Calhoun
Wishington
Clinton
Holman
Perth
Ater
Ube
Amon
BF Griswold
Comanotion Pictures
Masic
Flora
$2.50 Granted for Hospital Patients
Huntington area reports a local hospital extending financial aid with $2.50 grants for patients unable to pay their full costs. The county claims to cover portions of expenses, affecting payer programs and late April procedures. The announcement notes the impact on patient access and hospital funding.
Winners listed for children's coloring contest in final weekly tally
The contest final list includes numerous winners with names such as Telow Lewin Moyer Mira Beralco Jordsn and Mira Loonw Linnemeyar from Anthony Boulevard and Swinney Avenue. Prizes range from two dollars to four dollars with theater tickets and miscellaneous items like chocolate and beverages mentioned.
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Telow
Cash Prizon Ann
Lewin Mill
Lua Moyer
Anthony Boulevard
Mira Beralco Jordsn
Swinney
Menry A. Distel
John Kochi
Warsaw
Misa Fina Traun
Mary Wayne
West-Miller-faua Comrats
Mites
Tairalla
Meyer
Radio telephony breakthrough claims perfect lockout system
A fragmentary text describes Cora Manes and H. W. Miewauser discussing a radio telephony development. It details a lockout system for preventing interference, noting tests of a method to switch between programs and manage carrier and audio frequencies. The piece references multiple stations, frequency bands, and technical apparatus, portraying a wartime-era radio innovation claim.
Radio Programs Listed for Several Cities on a Sunday
Various stations in Indianapolis Detroit Pittsburgh Chicago and Springfield list Sunday radio schedules. Programs include church services from Episcopal and St. Paul parishes, musical programs and a children's Bible story, with times ranging from afternoon to evening.
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Indianapolis
WLI
News Agras
Hamilton
My Radio
Aso Pn
Miaslom Gramram
WOH
Star
Detroit
Mich
Wyodstork
Musigal Orvaram
Pittsburgh
Fenntern Umey
Emory Mathndint Episconal Church
The
Ray
W. Wofford T. Bunzan
Fastor
Ahepul
West
Inahones
Calevary Episcopal Church
Hoy
Chigago
KYW
Central Daylight Saviny Unite
F. B. Gedbipiin
Grheg Episcopal Church of
Oak Park
Springfield
MASE
Cadio Chacel
Intercept Radio Aids Wait for Word on Missing Travel Pair
Indianapolis dispatch reports a radio plea to locate missing travelers Mr and Mrs Duncan last seen en route to Los Angeles amid a suspected car crash. Detective notes link the Alvins to a film project with Mrs Alvin's son aboard a vehicle wearing a scout hat and wide brimmed hat as authorities pursue leads along the Los Angeles route.
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Indianapolis
John Atulhi
Inantelor
Demetives
Ayres
Ifaniion Radio Atagi
Mesmiga
Anon
Ratio
Askine Hig Fa
Merty
Neil Automanila
Sunwoe
Aunkpollse
Ton Angeles
Tudlavapolis
Alvin
Duncan
Artor
Los Angeles
Mra
Alvin Ava Vauidouitle
War
Successful Trials Of Helicopter Near College Park
Reports from Wallington on June 17 describe a new helicopter airplane in test near College Park Maryland. Henry Berliner supervised the trial with navy officials observing as the craft reached mid altitude and then landed on a nearby track.
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Wallington
College Park
Navy
Durem
Wermautic
Henry Berliner
Fans Berliner
Wee Hanidhe Naval
He Celady
Attvaties
Mareport
Nelliapter
Idue
Atelien
Wabash Plans Annual Fall Festival and Premiums
Wabash plans its annual Fall Festival with "hooster days" revived, three days of displays including all forms of farm stock grain and produce. Finance committee to solicit festival premiums. a large active committee leads preparations led by Jesse Prios Ed Squires Gilver Scott and others. Departments list superintendents and the Democratic party chair W W Batton moves toward Marion. Court term ends with pending trials and local civic activity noted.
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Wagasil
Jesse Prios
Ed Squires
Gilver Scott
Ww. C. Telbert
Enner Burns
Arthur Tamgon
Harry Javkann
Howard Haldersmin
H.W. Sailors
Royal Lake
Horsen
Marvin Govert
J. M. R. Canfield
Dan Gillen
Lelen Boxard
Bobay Shoe Company Secures Fine Quarters
Ambrose J. Bovay, a noted leader, announced Saturday that the Bobay Shoe Company will occupy the Drayer Emanuel Building on West Wayne Street once ready. The firm plans to stock men’s and women’s shoes, expanding beyond its Indianapolis outlet, while temporary operations begin on Harrison Street. Wilbur of Springfield was elected president of the Farm or Chamber of Commerce in the United States at the convention, with officers Johnson Tulsa, Murthier Milwaukee, Mune genant St. Louis, and Ransom New Orleans, along with named directors from Dallas Cincinnati Chicago Omaha and other cities.
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Ambrose J. Bovay
Elbourne & Perry
Drayer-Emanuel
West Wayne Street
Calhoun
Barkisay Streets
Aupply
Bohay
Inez
Lon
School of Orthoproxy
St. Louis
Fort Wigne
Putrong
Detyer-Emanyet
A. J. Bobay
RID Harrison Stant
Indianapolis
Ray A Wilbur
Springfield
Mane
George Wilson
Dallas
Tex
George Hodson
St Louis
B. Plat Miller
Cinginnati
Davaribullin
Ciicago
Mark Having
Omasha
Neb
DAMAGE SUIT MAY FOLLOW ACCIDENT AT HARTFORD CITY
Allouez ouer Grape reports a possible damage suit after a workplace accident in Hartford City Indiana on June 17. The fragment mentions individuals Charien Lafiiger Monrod Sharman Vaies Monros Wilaiy Walla Drenthe and Lita amid alleged injuries and pretrial actions.
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Hartford City
Ind
Lita
Palive
Funeral Held Today for Liberte Hismilton of Matthews
The funeral for Liberte Hismilton, a prominent Matthews resident, was held today at his home and again Sunday afternoon, with services in Allouez Bever ages. He was widely known in the local park and theater community.
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Martyorn City
Ind
Jung
Liberte Hismilton
Matthews Won
Cwil
O'Clade
Atre
Remodeling Washington Market boosts Fort Wayne trade
The Washington Market renovation details booths, lures, lighting and restrooms in a spotless, modern complex. Four doors will form entrances to the building with 10 foot aisles. Merchants forecast a bustling shop and lunch area drawing thousands to the new market, advertised as Fort Wayne’s first and a centerpiece of downtown commerce.
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Wolng An
Florist
Erewua
Bwuvivn
Phares Jatca Moat Markets
Fly Delicatessen Conchis
Fort Wayne
Moat
Elks Call Meet for Flag Day Parade at Swinney Park
Elks are urged to gather at lodge rooms at 1 45 p m Sunday June 18 to march to Swinney Park for annual Flag Day exercises chaired by M Cominci avish Jr Flag Day Committee.
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Swinmey Park
M. Comincavish, JR
Retail cost of food increases slightly
Washington June 17 An increase of two tenths of one percent in the retail cost of food to the average family from April 11 to May 4 was announced by the authority of state statistics in an annual report on the cost of 2 food articles marketed by dealers in 51 cities. Largest increases: cabbage four percent eggs fresh five percent certain grades of meats four percent etc. Changes varied by city with some declines. hot weather and market shifts noted.
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Washington
Chotna
Atlanta
Baltimore
Birmingham
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Savanah
Chicago
Clavelind
Tadlanapolis
Indiana banking report and regional economic note
The document outlines a state financial snapshot with deposits totaling 127 296 dollars and notes in circulation. It references bank hulls, unspecified deficits, and a total provisional value around 7 610 with regional notes on operating conditions and slave era references.
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Dante
Indiana
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Huntington County Council
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Allouez Beverages
Fort Wayne High School
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Luelin Coudret
Stanley Guenther
Martha Barth
Harold Kelsey
Marguerie Carruthers
Carl Steinhouser
Manetur Wieree
Olivia Stover
Orah Dowier
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Rawrofarrs
B. F. Miessner
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H.W. Miewawer
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Wabash
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Democratic Pearly and Penmines Dhimrney
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Allouez
Bobay Shoe Company
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