Spring brings surge of new Indianapolis business firms
The Indianapolis Daily Business Digest reports a springtime rise in newly opened firms across the city and outlying areas. In one week the digest records sixty three new firms including seven restaurants and four grocery stores with diverse lines such as tailor shops, pharmacies, bottling plants, and auto services. The sharpest decline noted is in poolrooms.
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Fates Not Bathing Said To Drive Truants In Indy
W A Hacker director of attendance and census says truancy stems from home and parents not baths. Cars and sickness seen as minor factors with wealthy parents taking children to school by auto while rents are paid downtown. He emphasizes real parents are essential and nurses cannot rear children alone. The Lutheran church convention ended at Gethsemane Church.
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Indianapolis district marble winner advances to city finals
Robert Gross, 13, of 1449 Hiatt Street, won the district final at Daniel Webster School No 16 as over 1 200 Indianapolis youngsters competed in ten neighborhood games. The winner earns a trip to Atlantic City with bronze medals for district victors and major prizes from The Times.
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S. Belmont Ave
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