DePauw Grad Seeks High Legal Post
James M. Ogden of Indianapolis former city attorney under Mayor Samuel Lewis Shank seeks the Republican nomination for Indiana attorney general. Ogden, a DePauw and Harvard Law graduate, has long served with state and national bar associations and authored two law books. He was the only Indianapolis candidate among six entrants for the post.
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Danville
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Bandits Rob Bennett Drug Store In Anderson Holdup
Two armed men robbed Bennett drug store in Anderson late last night, taking $75 from proprietor Russell Bennett and his wife. It marked the second robbery at the store within a year.
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Chicago Fights Atlantic City For Miss America Show
Chicago promotes hosting the Miss America pageant moving from Atlantic City to the city. George Getz and Chicago merchants back the event with hotel, railroad, and theatre support to boost summer tourism and regional publicity. Atlantic City attracted about one million visitors last year with ten million dollars spent after Labor Day.
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Gulotta to pilot Lockhart car in Indianapolis race
Tony Gulotta will drive one of the two cars entered by the late Frank Lockhart at the International 600 mile race on May 30 in Indianapolis. Ray Keech will drive Lockhart's car. Gulotta is 25 and based at Speedway City.
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Indianapolis
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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Stilesville Grad Elopes With Former Student
Miss Margery Hufford 17, graduate with cum laude honors, disappeared after commencement. A note says marriage to Morris Brewer, a former C. N. C. student now in Pittsboro. Rumor suggests Kentucky wedding. Brewer has a furnished home there.
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C. N.C
Frank Brewer
Stilesville
Pittsboro
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Robert Hufford
Kentucky
Danville
Crime Survey Maps Indiana Crime Belt Findings
Dr S S Visher of Indiana University geologist reports crime concentrates along the northern southern belt and the western edge of the state based on ten year commitments to state penal institutions. The study links geography to crime in Bloomington Indiana May 19.
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Butler Freshmen Triumph Over DePauw Rhinos at Blackstock Field
Butler freshmen led by Allen Sivak and Cavosie won 83 to 48 over DePauw. Sears topped events with mile and two mile wins, while Cavosie and Murnan starred in field events. Marmon Specials arrive at Speedway track for engineering test runs.
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Yesterday's Results in American Association and National League
In the American Association St Paul defeated Kansas City 6 to 5 and Milwaukee beat Minneapolis 3 to 2. Toledo edged Louisville 2 to 1 with Indianapolis Columbus and several games postponed by rain. In the National League Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 7 to 6 and New York defeated St Louis 10 to 6 while other games were rained out or incomplete.
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Marmon Racing Team Arrives at Speedway Indianapolis
The Marmon Special racing team arrives at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to prepare for the 500 mile race on May 30. Bart Cooper leads three Marmon cars with pilots Peter Kreis and Johnie Seymour among the drivers.
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Former Local Girl Named Queen of Health for 1928
Nina Bell Ratcliff twelve year old daughter of Mr and Mrs T V Ratcliff was proclaimed Healthiest Girl Reserve in Indianapolis for 1928 by Dr Herman G Morgan secretary of the board of public health at Health day exercises at the YWCA Hollenbeck hall She is in the sixth grade and belongs to Girl Reserve club of school No 43 Her title grants a ten day visit to the YWCA Camp on White River The Ratcliffs were former Russellville residents with Mr Ratcliff in the restaurant business in Russellville News.
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Indianapolis
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Ratcliffs
Russellville
Ratcliff
Church Schedule At Bruner Sermons Change In Time
Bible School at 9 30 a m with morning worship and Lord's Supper at 10 30 a m sermon by Mr Bruner on Cheated Souls. Evening sermon by Mr Bruner on Jesus Not Wanted by the Modern Church. High School Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m and Young People Social at 5 p m with regular meeting 6 30 p m.
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Presbyterian Church Court Case and Schedule
The Presbyterian Church v. L. Raphael, Minister, is listed with services. Sunday School 9 30 A M Prof G B Manhart Supt, Morning worship 10 40 Sermon The Mystery is Godliness, High School Christian Endeavor 00 P M Leader Robert Dirks Young People Christian Endeavor Evening 7 30 P M Pageant Americas Call to Service Woman's Circle 2 30 Wednesday Prayer 7 30 Thursday Evening.
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Methodist Church Plans Packed Sunday Schedule
Reverend C. Howard Taylor leads services at 9:30 Sunday School and 10:40 worship with a sermon titled Echoes from the General Conference. Evening worship at 7:30 features The Adventure of Being One's Self. Epworth League meets at 6:30. Girl's Glee Club to sing. Official Board meeting Wednesday 4 50 PM. Thursday prayer service.
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Nazarene Church Service Schedule
Sabbath School at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 11 45 a m with Young People at 6 30 p m and Evening Worship at 7 30 p m. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m Lords invite Clarence and Bertha Talbott as pastors.
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Christian Science Service Sunday at 208 South Indiana
Christian Science Service will be held every Sunday at 10 45 a m at 208 South Indiana Street.
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First Baptist Church Sunday Schedule
Sunday School at 9 40 A M with Kenneth Todd as superintendent Junior and Senior B Y P A at 6 30 P M Preaching 7 30 P M Rev Davies to supply pulpit Sunday morning and evening formerly pastor in Aurora Indiana now in Wisconsin Edwin C Dinwittle to speak Sunday at 2 30 P M at the Presbyterian Church as Flying Squadron Foundation representative All are invited
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Continuation Soprano Choir and Orchestra Members Named
Soprano section includes Ella Shultes Chicago Olga Bartelson Oxford Dorothea Templeton Mooresville Virginia Luckett French Lick Rosalind English Clay City Martha Magill Portland Jean Wilson Delphi Margaret Lumpkin Losantville Berniece Thompson Losantville Mary Richardson Indianapolis Lois Taulman Crothersville Amy Bookout St Louis Freda MacDonald Greencastle. Alto list features Erma Dufield New Paris Lucy Beddoe Bedford Eddie Loud New Madrid Josephine Miller Connersville Mildred Bruner Warsaw Ruth Edwards Newcastle Pauline Dunlavy Royal Center Daphne Petty Laurenceville Juanita Vance Washington Mary Alice Murray New Paris Ohio Jean Baker Indianapolis Helen Overfield Veedersburg. The orchestra includes First violin Arnold Small South Bend Leslie McCollum Petoskey Michigan Second violin Winston Hole Cheboygan Michigan Marshall Howenstein Goshen Viola Emerson Van Cleve Terre Haute Cello Katherine Butler Gary Bass violin James Shaver Greens Castle French horn Medford Maxwell Frankfort Flute Grace McCollum Petoskey Trumpet Arnold Robinson Hammond Clarinet Oliver Black Great Trombone Ira Blackawn Drums Dorothy Hack Crawfordsville Pianist Marion Monroe Connersville.
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Chicago
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Oxford
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Mooresville
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Portland
Jean Wilson
Delphi
Margaret Lumpkin
Losantville
Berniece Thompson
Los ‘Antville
Mary Richardson
Indianapolis
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Crothersville
Amy Bookout
St. Louis
Freda MacDonald
Greencastle
Erma Dufield
New Paris
Ohio
Lucy Beddoe
Bedford
Eddie Loud
New Madrid
Josephine Miller
Connersville
Mildred Bruner
Warsaw
Ruth Edwards
Newcastle
Pauline Dunlavy
Royal Center
Daphne Petty
Laurenceville
Juanita Vance
Washington
Mary Alice Murray
Jean Baker
Helen Overfield
Veedersburg
Arnold Small
South Bend
Leslie McCollum
Petoskey
Mich
Inventors Win Patent for Improved Binder Elevator
New binder elevator promises to ease farm work in Brazil Indiana. John S. Stout and Earl Schlegel of Clay County west of Staunton received a patent for an improved binder elevator that will streamline binding operations and deliver significant savings to farmers.
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Ind
Clay County
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Earl Schlegel
Staunton
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