Cars to Leave on Trade Trip With 116 Men in Tow
Three interurban cars will depart from the Indianapolis interurban station at 7 am carrying 116 men from Indianapolis and a 50 piece band for a three day business social trip through 32 northern Indiana towns. The schedule allows 10 minutes to two hours in each stop, with Warsaw and South Bend nights and a home arrival Thursday night. The list of participating firms covers numerous Indianapolis companies and banks, reflecting strong interest in expanding local trade through the excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Indianapolis Trade Association
Warsaw
South Bend
Missionary Laymen Move to Boost Funds to 75000
The Laymen's Missionary Movement convention in Tomlinson hall voted to raise missionary donations from 35000 to 75000. An urgent canvass of 110 churches is in progress with a final follow-up meeting at 3:30 Sunday afternoon in the M C A auditorium. Reports by J F Wild and denomination chairmen will summarise the campaign. four gifts of 1000 have been pledged and many more are expected. Secretary E L Laflamme will report on the Chicago congress and next year’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson Hall
M. C A
Ht Ie
J. F. Wild
Chicago
EL .F. Laflamme
Saloon Cash Box Is Robbed of $29
A saloon keeper, George Remmetter of 229 North Pine Street, was away briefly Friday afternoon when a thief robbed the cash drawer of $29. Later that night Miss Sthel Conklin of Shiel flats on North Illinois Street found a thief had visited her apartment and carried away a ring valued at $25.
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George Remmetter
N. Pine Street
Defeat of Wallace backed group angers Marion county chair
Marion county Republican Chairman Harry R. Wallace faces fallout after primary losses blamed on W. E. Davis and Mayor Lew Shank. Key precinct committeemen Henry Fleming Gordon Donaldson and Robert Page lose positions to Davis backed candidates J. D. Hoss and Harvey Coonse. Walls of trust crack as Wallace denounces Davis over alleged double crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Wallace
Marion County
W. E. Davis
Lew Shank
Wallace
Harvey Coonse
J. D. Hoss
Shank
Davia
Henry Fleming
Gordon Donaldson
Robert Page
Bill Davis
Hoss
Coonse
Chairman Wallace
Boss Davis
Sheriff
Davis
J. D. Hosa Tan
William E. Davis
Blind School Plans Its Commencement Exercises
The Indiana School for the Blind announces its commencement on Thursday morning June 2 at 10 o clock. Seven graduates will receive diplomas. The program includes invocations, choral items from Seed-time and Harvest, various readings and selections, and a diploma presentation by State Superintendent Robt J Ailey. A closing concert follows at 8 15 pm Wednesday under Adelaide Carman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nual
Indiana School For the Blind
Frederick E
Victor Hugo
Alma Cutsinger
Albert Oblson
Cs.ees Reineke Bertha Carver
Phillips Brooks
Raymond Summers
Beethoven Wheatley Glascock
Ireland
Dora Hubble
Victor Kaltofen
Allegretto
Guilmant
Virginia Flemming
Robt. J. Aley
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Adelaide Carman
City Board to Address Pleasant Run Pollution Saturday
City Board of Health plans actions to curb stream pollution at Pleasant Run after C.8 Woods, the city sanitarian, reported conditions along the waterway. The hospital improvement project will also be discussed at the Saturday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Run
City Board of Health
C. 8. Woods
City Sanitarian
Children to Play Before Big Crowd at Coliseum
Ferdinand Mayer organized a five minute Central avenue car line ride at noon Saturday to shuttle about 2300 children to a play fest at the Coliseum on the state fair grounds. Readiness by Free Kindergarten association with Jackson kindergarten Model school and School for the Deaf. 200 teachers supervise 200 teachers with the Tenth regiment band furnishing music as many child games and patriotic features are planned.
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Ferdinand Mayer
Central Avenue
Free Kindergarten Association
Jackson
Model
School For the Deaf
Tenth Regiment
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Tudor Hall Social Events Preview
Closing exercises of Tudor Hall primary and preparatory departments concluded a successful year with songs recitations and dramatic readings. Upcoming events include a reception and dance led by Miss Allen and the senior class with several assistants, a Wednesday commencement at Tabernacle church with Earlham College president Robert L. Kelly and an Education of Efficiency address, school music directed by Ferdinand Shafer, and the Alumnae annual breakfast at the school residence next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudor Hall
Miss Allen
Misses McKee
Louise
Violet Barbour
Chipman
Fraulein Bernkopf
Tabernacle Church
Robert L. Kelly
Earlham College
Ferdinand Shafer
Play Makes Good With Big Audience at Murat Theater
A large crowd attended Friday evening’s performance of If I Were King at the Murat theater presented by Indianapolis Lodge 56 Knights of Pythias. Directed by I. Conner, Metropolitan School of Music, the cast received praise for uniform excellence led by Bloor Schleppy as Francois Villon and supported by Margaret Speer, Ruth Turter Martin, and Eleanor Cox in principal roles.
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Lodge 56 K. of P
Murat
Murat Theater
Indianapolis Lodge 56
Knights of Pythias
I. Conner
Metropolitan School of Music
Bloor Schleppy
Francois Villon
Louis of France
Margaret Speer
Katherine de Vaucelles
Ruth Turter Martin
Eleanor Cox
Huguette de Hamel
Knights of Columbus Seek $100000 Clubhouse Funds
The Indianapolis lodge of the Knights of Columbus is campaigning to raise $100000 for a new clubhouse at Illinois and Walnut streets. Chairman Kebler and the finance committee report pledges totaling over $84000 as plans are approved and construction will start once fundraising is complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Knights of Columbus
Illinois and
Walnut Streets
Kebler
Fire destroys barn as man carries bureau through window
A large fire at a rear barn on 415 W North Street sent a man through a second story window with a bureau. Four men recovered the bureau as two horses perished in the blaze. Officials suspect arson. estimated loss is $500.
Woodruff Minstrels Triumph In Local Club Show
The Woodruff Place minstrel troupe delighted the town with a lively Friday performance. Bones and Tambo appeared in all their splendor, entertaining a wide audience and receiving enthusiastic response from the Woodruff community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodruff Place
Woodruffers
Bones
Tambo
Woodruff Minstrels
Indiana Delegates Named for Lincoln League Meet
Delegates will be announced by President DB Hastings of Washington Indiana as the Indiana Lincoln League prepares for the national meeting. The 58 Indiana delegates include six at large and four from each congressional district. A Roosevelt homecoming reception in New York City is tied to the schedule, with the convention set around June 20.
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Roosevelt
New York City
Indiana
Lincoln League of Republican
DB. E. Hastings
Washington
Ind
Lincoln League
Riverside Beach Hosts Grand Opening and Diving Act
The Riverside bathing beach unveils a komplett white complex with an amphitheater towers and a wide beach as gates open next Saturday. A twice daily promenade along the boardwalk will accompany music while Little Mayer known as The Diving Myrma presents a 50 foot tower dive and swimming act starting June 5. Mayer holds two medals for long distance swimming and recently ranked third in a Madison Square Garden beauty contest.
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Little Mayer
Myrma
Miss Mayer
Europe
Mayer
London
Alton
St. Louis
Madison Square Garden
New York
Denison hotel cook slashed in kitchen fight
Thomas King a cook at the Denison hotel was cut across the face by a razor wielded by Alvin Lumford a pantry helper. The attack occurred in the hotel kitchen after a prank on King led to a quarrel and Lumford was arrested for assault with intent to kill.
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Thomas King
Denison
Alvin Lumford
King
City Hospital
Lumford
Shank Extends Hearing in Cassoon Case Against Eagan
Mayor Shank on Saturday continued the cassoon case against George Eagan of 325 S Capitol Ave until next week. Eagan was fined 60 dollars by Judge Colins in police court for violating the Sunday closing law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shank
Cassoon
George Eagan
S. Capitol Avenue
Eagan
Colins
Five McKernan Wills Declared Void in Court
In a circuit court ruling on Saturday the five or more wills of William E. McKernan, made at different times, were all voided by agreement of the interested parties. As a result, McKernan's estate falls to his mother Susan McKernyn, with half of the property allocated accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. McKernan
Circuit Court
McKernan
Susan McKernyn
Leo Costello Dead at 21 in Pneumonia Illness
Leo M. Costello secretary treasurer of Costello Coal company died Friday after a short pneumonia illness. He was 21 and survived by his father Jeremiah Costello, mother, three brothers O F Costello Jos W Costello and T W Costello and one sister Mrs J H Bear of Louisville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Costello
Leo M. Costello
Costello Coal Company
Jeremiah Costello
O. F. Costello
Jos. W. Costello
T. W. Costello
J. H. Bear
Louisville
Marshall to visit Alabama for social duties and alumni events
Gov. Marshall travels to Alabama with Judge W. J. Wood to meet southern hosts, attend a Birmingham Board of Trade address, speak at the State University of Alabama alumni gathering in Tuscaloosa, and be guest of honor at a Mobile Chamber of Commerce reception. The trip aims to show hospitality, not political campaigning.
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Board of Trade
Birmingham
State University of Alabama At
Tuscaloosa
Chamber of Commerce
Mobile
Marshall
Indiana
Alabama
W. J. Wood
Indiana Railroad Commission
Judge Wood
Tuscaloces
Gov. Marshall
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Edward Horst
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Co. A. Schrader Co
Arthur Schrader
Schnull & Co
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Bert O'Leary
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Sun Publishing Co
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Union National Bank
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Big Four
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