The Indianapolis Sun Public Notices and Details
Public notice information appears in The Indianapolis Sun with address lines for the Sun building at 123 and 1 E Ohio street and foreign ad representatives listed in New York Chicago and St Louis. The paper is entered as second class mail and certified circulation figures are provided by the Association of American Advertisers. No 165
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Sun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
The
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
Judge Garrison Criticized Over Cork Leg Verdict
A New Jersey supreme court opinion by Justice Garri son mocks ruling that a girl’s lost leg reduced damages. The piece questions equal empathy for victims and suggests public scrutiny of judges and corporate influence in such decisions.
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Trenton
Supreme Court of New Jersey
Garrison
Justice Garrison
Essex County
Dorothy McDermott
Dorothy
Public Service Corporation
New Jersey
Up-to-the-minute Jokes and Quips in Brief Form
A collection of quick wits and one liners featuring married life misfires, proverbs, and social misreadings. Snappy exchanges include a Newlywed skit about moths in a closet, a jab at waiter politeness, and a photographer’s label misread. The humor hinges on wordplay and social expectations.
While She Was Away A Mauve Gown Reunion Tonight
A young woman in mauve and her partner Ted Penlap reunite after two months apart. Jealousy flares over past dating with Sadie and others, then mutual confession follows. Ted asserts devotion, she relaxes, and they acknowledge their fears as they reconcile.
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Ted
Sadie
Ted Penlap
Chicago
Toses
Edward
Charlotte
Lucy
Geel
No Substitute for Love In a heartache reflection
A narrator recalls comforting a young woman who longs for the love of a married man. The piece moralizes on heartbreak, resilience, and gratitude, urging patience, acceptance, and belief that time eases pain. It extols harmony with health, friends, and family while noting many face suffering.
A Train Meeting With Two Women and Joe Johnson
A station encounter threads two women discussing how Joe Johnson has changed after marriage and fatherhood. One sees him blissfully in love with his wife and baby, while the other notes his joy and a playful rattle of a package. The piece ends reflecting on sympathy and life choices.
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Goodby
Joe Johnson
The Model by Ethel Clifford
A dramatic poem reveals a fragile girl named Liz with thin hands and wistful eyes. The speaker recounts her daily climb and weight, hunger, pride, and unfulfilled love. Death’s comfort haunts the narrator as he longs to ease her sorrows.
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Ethel Clifford
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