Indianapolis to Add Two New Grade School Buildings
Indianapolis will construct two brick fireproof grade schools and add eight rooms to another, at an approximate cost of 425000, with occupancy expected by February 1926. School 27 at Robson Street and Sherman Drive will gain twelve rooms replacing three portable structures. Reisner and Howard streets will host a second new twelve room building with auditorium gym, replacing old School 46. An eight room expansion at School 34 on Wade and Boyd streets will provide healthier classrooms and a movable assembly area for physical training.
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Indianapolis
Jacob Hilkene
Hilkene
Robson St
Sherman
Reisner and
Howard Sts
West
Wade and Boyd Sts
New Park Planned for Indianapolis This Summer
Indianapolis will gain a new city park this summer as ground between Thirtieth and Thirty Fourth Streets at Dearborn Street is prepared. R Walter Jarvis superintendent of parks said custodian and equipment installations are expected soon with concession requests to be considered at the next board meeting.
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Indianapolis
R. Walter Jarvis
Thirty
Dearborn St
Jarvis
Todd's Tonic Promises Cure for Digestive Ailments
Lona Cook of Greenfield Indiana reports severe months of bread and milk diet followed by recovery after using Todd's Tonic. She claims in one month her health improved, weight increased by nine pounds, and she endorses the tonic for any illness claiming relief. The tonic is described as wine flavored and sold locally.
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Todd
Lona Cook
S. Haugh St
Greenfield
Ind
Need for New Center Shown at Federation Meeting
At the 21st annual meeting of the Jewish Federation of Indianapolis held at the Communal Building on West Morris Street, a new north side community center was urged. Executive director George W. Rabinoff highlighted the need, as seven new governors joined the board: Ralph Bamberger, Dr. Harry A. Jacobs, Mrs. Albert S. Goldstein, Harry A. Kahn, Albert M. Rosenthal, Isaac Marks, and Eli Schloss. Leonard Strauss announced plans for a historical pageant next year and a summer community picnic, while Eli Schloss reported membership near 1,000. G. A. Efroymson spoke as president.
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Jewish Federation of Indianapolis
W. Morris St
George W. Rabinoff
Ralph Bamberger
Harry A. Jacobs
Alberts. Goldstein
Harry A. Kahn
Albert M. Rosenthal
Isaac Marks
Eli Schloss
Leonard Strauss
Civic Clubs Federation to discuss next year's activities
The Federation of Civic Clubs will meet tonight at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss the coming year's activities. John F. White serves as secretary and John P. Harris will preside in the absence of president A. L. Portteus.
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Federation of Civic Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
John F. White
John P. Harris
A. L. Portteus
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