Dancing and society notices fill Indianapolis pages
Invitations announce a Wednesday dancing party for Gilbert VanCamp. Engagements and upcoming weddings unfold as Ira and Opal Garland plan a October 2 ceremony at E Washington Presbyterian. A broad list of guests attends luncheons matinees and visiting friends with many entries noting dates places and names across Indianapolis and surrounding towns.
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Frank VanCamp
Gilbert
Ira Garland
Miss Opal
Frederick A. Duncan
E. Washington St. Presbyterian Church
Hazel Keating
N. New Jeresey
Edith Snider
Terre Haute
Gertrude Scott
Paducah
Thomas Keating
Philadelphia man arrested in Dallas on embezzlement charge
Special to The Sun. Frank A. Thompson of Philadelphia was arrested at a Dallas hotel on a telegram from St. Louis police. He is held on embezzlement charges stated to involve thousands of dollars. A telegram from Philadelphia detective Preamt urged that the prisoner be hidden.
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Thompson
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Schools Ready for Eager Bush Children Begin Term
To open Wednesday, 52,043 city pupils will attend classes under a revised program. New buildings for Negro and white students, extra rooms, portable schools, and revised English with a civil government text aim to improve sanitation, manual training, and music. Several principals assigned. heating upgrades and repairs completed. Kendall declares schools in best condition for year.
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Quill and Palmer Sts
Shelby St
Baltimore Ave
Pennsylvania
Thirty-third-sts
Fall Creek
Board of Health
Shortridge High School
No. 45
N. 9
Manual Training High School
Arthur Dunn
Cora Day
Charles Duke
William Valentine
Miss Mary
S. Ray
Supt. C. N. Kendall
What the City Shall Pay for Courthouse Wing
Marion county council informs Mayor Bookwalter Indianapolis that it may approve building a courthouse wing if the city pays 14 000 yearly rent. Council adjourned then to reconvene on this and other matters. It reduced the county tax levy by three cents and appropriated 996 844 50 for next year’s county expenses. The sale of the poor farm was not discussed this session.
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Marion County Council
Charles A. Bookwalter
Indianapolis
Message of a New Year at Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation
The Hebrew New Year was celebrated Monday by the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation. Morning services were held at the temple while the afternoon saw social calls. Many stores closed in honor of the day. Rabbi Feuerlicht delivered a sermon titled A Localized New Year's Message.
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Indianapolis
Temple
Feuerlicht
See ks a Presidency in W RC race in Indiana
Mrs H M Caylor travels from Noblesville to Saratoga New York seeking election as national president of the Woman's Relief Corps with endorsements from Indiana and several western states. Her sister Mrs A M Jenkins accompanies her.
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He Sun
Noblesville
Ind
H. M. Caylor
Saratoga
N. Y
W.rc
Indiana
A M. Jenkins
Carried route while wounded boy shoots self
In Richmond Indiana 11 year old Raymond Steinbrink accidentally shot himself with a .22 rifle while attempting to pick it up. The bullet penetrated his left groin and exited near the hip bone. He kept the incident secret until Sunday confessing to his parents. the wound is not fatal.
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Richmond
Ind
Raymond Steinbrink
Steinbrink
Drowned in Flood Near Loogootee After Night Storm
A severe rain and hail storm struck the Shoals area during the night. Farmer Charles Kelly was crossing a dry creak bed near Loogootee when his horse and wagon were swept away by floodwater. Kelly and the horse were drowned.
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Shoals
Ind
Charles Kelly
Loogootee
Kelly
Breath of Winter in Autumn's Face Describes Frost Forecast
A weather note from the town recalls the Katydid predicting frost for September 11 after a chilly start to Tuesday. The damp air spurred calls for heat from fuel suppliers as temperatures fell to 52 at dawn and a 70 degree high the prior day, with a forecast of a warmer Wednesday.
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English Avenue
Board of Public Works
Inrliananotis
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Northwest Indiana M E ministers named for Crawfordsville district
The Northwest Indiana M E conference announced minister appointments for Crawfordsville district before adjournment. W E McKinzie presiding elder. many churches including Crawfordsville First Trinity Danville Darlington Flackville Bethel Indianapolis King Ave St Paul Riverside Park West Washington St Jamestown Kingman Ladoga Mace Lebanon Linden Romney New Richmond Newton North Salem Litton Perrysville Russellville Thorntown Waveland Newmarket Waynetown Hillsboro Whitestown Wingate Yountsville and Zionaville listed with assigned ministers and supplied clergy. Ministers also named for Valparaiso South Bend Lafayette and Greencastle districts.
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Sun
Greencastle
Ind
Indiana
M. E
Crawfordsville
W. E. McKinzie
Advance
New Ross
W. M. Brooks
Avon
H. C. Neal
Brownsburg
Macedonia
Browns Valley
Salem
B. F. Ivey
Clerkshill
Kirkpatrick
W. B
Servies
Colfax
H. L. Moreland
Russellville
W. L. Hargrave
Thorntown
J. C. Martin
Waveland
Newmarket
A W. Smith
Waynetown
Hillsboro
B. F. Kessler
Whitestown
H. N. Calton
Wingate
J. P. Stafford
Yountsville
T. Martin
Zionaville
H. C. Wetson
Valparaiso
South Bend
Lafayette
Secretary Metcalf Visits Pacific Navy Yards for Fleet Move
Secretary Metcalf returned from inspecting Pacific coast navy yards and private facilities. An Atlantic fleet deployment to the Pacific is anticipated, with possible estimates to Congress for Mare Island Bremerton and a San Diego yard, plus private docks at Hunters Point. Docking 15 battleships and six torpedo boats may take months with two weeks per vessel, while the fleet reportedly aims to return within a month or two.
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Pacific Coast Navy Yards
Pacific
Congress
Mare Island
Bremerton Navy Yards
San Diego
Hunters Point
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Moran Bros
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Woman Repudiates Charge In Ha yes Firm Wreck Case
New York reports loss figures from the Ha yes firm collapse in May show 1.5 million owed. Mrs M E Fish denies using the account managed by George F Fish, with $657 443 losses attributed to speculation. Civil and criminal actions may follow.
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Parvin Wright
May Barr
New York
Paris
George Meyer
Stock Exchange
E. H. Hayes and Company
Wall
M. E. Fish Ie
George F. Fish
Owls National Convention Opens in South Bend
The national convention of the Order of Owls began in South Bend with delegates from 22 states. John W. Talbot of South Bend is expected to be re elected president as Ohio Indiana and Illinois report the largest memberships.
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Sun
South Bend
Ind
The
Order of Owls
John W. Talbot
Order
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
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Uneeda Biscuit
Tional Biscuit Company
Lena Turner
That City
Walter Pittsford
Houze-Pfisterer
Anna Mary Pfisterer
Joseph O. Houze
Henry Pfisterer
S. Meridjian-st
Bessie Louise Dallar
Albert Dallar
Denman White
Talbott Une
Neil McPherson
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
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Clinton
Hervey Hooker
Meridian Heights
Frederick Roach
Heinerich
Marietta Sawyer
Seymour
Miss Roach
Mildred Hooker
Bess Ogle
Cecile Bell
Ruby MacMullen
Lebanon
Nell Gray
J. R. Carfield
Charles D. Morgan
Ralph Root
Virginia
Laura Lindley
Margaret Latham
Anderson
Benjamin F. Claypool, Jr
J. W. Ross
Connersville
EH. Skelton
Marie Skelton
Robert Skelton
New Castle
Benjamin Bailey
T. W. Bakemeyer
Fort Wayne
Glen Smith
Mayo King
Georgiana Bond
Elmer Thomas
Kokomo
J. B. Kirkpatrick
Marie Zimmerman
Marion
Catherine Ryan
Anna Vondersane
Nellie Tuhey
James Bennett
Mary Barnes
Lafayettte
Ethel Godman
T. W. Johnson
J. J. Askren
Corrinne Locke
Lexington
C Lass
Miss Locke
Harvey M. Morris
Hartford City
May
Roselia Bixler
Muncie
Bertha Goss
Jesse Holman
T. M. Bratton
Ruth Reeves
Washington Lowe
N. New Jersey-st
Paducah, Ky
Alice Bailey
Washington
Robert Bailey
Ursula Parker
Petoskey
Thaddeus Huston
Indiana River, Mich
Katherine Burke
Margaret Kelleher
Edward Rumpler
Cincinnati
Arthur B. Grover
Elizabeth Pierce
Helen Spain
Chambersburg, Pa
Wilson College
Walter E. Kipp
Martinsville
Wilbur B. Allen
Shubata
Edward B. Porter
Anna
Providence
R. I
Mrs
Lawrence B. Cummings
Europe
Litta Grimm
Winchester
A. J. Heliker
Annie Shaw
Ossining
J. Frank Duckworth
John Duckworth
Helen Summers
Bloomington
Herbert R. Wasdbury
Ludlow, Vt
Ella Parks
Helen Falkner
Berlin
Wellville
Texas
Dallas, Tex
Frank A
Rabbi
Boy
Farmer
Katy
Frost
Cascarets
James McGune
Mercer
Jersey City
N. J
Andy Cathartic
Sterling Remedy Co
Metcalf
Pacific Coast Navy
United Press
OWL
Indiana Automobile Co
New York Street
Armstrong
Scott -Miller Coo
New Jersey
Department OF Public Works
Board
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Thirty-First Street
Bryan Avenue
Capitol Avenue
Fifteenth Street
College Avenue
First Alley
Madison Avenue
Minnesota Street
Board of Public Works of
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Board of Public Worug
Af Anid City
Office of the Boak
Majestic
South Audubon Road
Beechwood Avenue
Hawthorne Tane
Washington Street
Lowell Avent RF
Sheby Street
Lexington Avenue
Vonnegut Hardware Co
East Washington Street
Vonnegut's
Vonnegut Hardware Company
Washington St
Radiant
Radiant Estate
Onak
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