Toy Golf Meet awards announced for city championship
The Times announces prize prizes for the city wide Toy Golf Meet with a silver loving cup from Kay Jewelry Company on display at 137 West Washington. Other donors include Smith Hassler Sturm Company, Hoffman Sporting Goods, and Indianapolis Power and Light. Qualification runs to August 12 with four lowest 18 hole totals advancing to elimination. Six courses listed with multiple named organizers and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Jewelry Company
West Washington Street
Smith-Hassler-Sturm Company
Massachusetts Avenue
Hoffman Sporting Goods
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Corona
Palace Theater
Toy Golf
the Times
R. BE. McBride
Illinois Streets
R. Alfs
Allison
Nville Road
C. A. Cones
H. W. Marschke
Fairway
Southern
Madison Avenues
C. A. Hadley
Irvington
Tom Thumb
Washington Street
T. B. Rogers
Roof Garden
J. D. Rees
Fifty-ninth Street
College Avenue
H. H. Hornbeck
Bunny Links
Sixty-second Street
Keystone Avenue
Norman A. Zolezzi
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Robert W. Parker
R. M. Irwin
Fairground
Thirty-eighth Street
Pali Creek
Oden Thomas
Tenth
Gray Streets
Carl Niesse
Pee Wee
Tom's Golf Course, Inc
Illinois Street
Charles A. Rhoades
Alfred K. Jones
Speedway City
L. G. Brightmire
Capitol Fairways
Sixteenth Street
Capitol Avenue
L. J. Walter. Babb
Crand
West Twenty-ninth Street
Times
Burial for Jake Zuta in $40 casket shocks Chicago gangs
Underworld figure Jake Zuta will be buried in a $40 casket in a Kentucky village cemetery with no public attendance. Police say Zuta, linked to the Alfred J. Lingle murder, amassed about $500,000. In Illinois, burglar Charles Jackson, 23, confessed to multiple Virginia avenue robberies totaling several hundred dollars in value. He admitted entries to hardware stores, grocery shops, a sandwich shop, and a sewing machine seizure, aiding authorities in solving the cases.
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United Press
Chicago
Jake Zuta
North Side
Kentucky Village
Zuta
Alfred J. Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Delafield
Ike Ginsborg
Middleboro
Ganster
Waukesha
Wis
Ginsborg
Virginia Avenue
Charles Jackson
Indiana Avenue
Jackson
Albert G. Staub
Charles Koehring
Jesse Mitze
Herman Kramer
Jesse Fletcher
Dave Fogle
Northwestern Avenue
Charles Kies
John Rouch
New York Street
Times Toy Golf Tourney Rules Outline City Qualifiers
The Times lists rules for a city wide miniature golf tour open to all ages. Qualifying rounds run Aug 4 to Aug 12 across city courses with best four of eighteen holes counting toward entry. Eight top men and eight top women advance to match play rounds culminating in a city championship.
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Times
Lloyd Tinner Burial Set After Drowning At Noblesville
Funeral services for Lloyd Tinner an orphan who drowned Sunday at the Northern Beach pool near Noblesville will be held Wednesday at 4 p.m. at the Lutheran Orphanage 3310 East Washington Street. Coroner Frank Evans Hamilton County absolved four lifeguards of charges noting delayed reporting. Burial in Concordia Cemetery. Survivors include his mother Mrs. Alvina Tinner Euclid O five brothers and two sisters.
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Lutheran
East
Washington Street
Lloyd Tinner
Northern Beach Pool
Noblesville
Frank Evans
Hamilton County
Conner Evans
Concordia Cemetery
Alvina Tinner
Euclide O
Park Drives Built for Gas Station Across City Property
City park officials investigated two concrete driveways laid across park property for the Lincoln Oil Company gasoline station at Kessler boulevard and Lafayette road. The company, represented by Frank C. Dailey, reportedly constructed the drives after park permission was denied. Park attorney Russell J. Ryan seeks an early trial of the injunction suit in circuit court with a special judge likely this week.
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Park
Lincoln Oil Company
Kessler Boulevard
Lafayette Road
Oil Company
Frank C. Dailey
Safety Board
Park Board
Russell J. Ryan
Tabernacle Church Worker Declines Denver Call
James B. Martin, director of Christian education and recreation, accepted the Denver call but the church board refused to accept his resignation. Parishioners urged him to stay, and he chose to remain at Tabernacle Church.
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James B. Martin
Christian Education
Martin
Denver
The
Tabernacle Church
Delayed Sewer Work Postponed After Hearing on Assessments
Final action on the Thirtieth and Hillside sewer assessment roll was continued until Sept. 3 after a hearing in which residents challenged the costs. E Kirk McKinney, works board president, said the board will consider reductions where injustices are found but criticized mass protest meetings protesting assessments.
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E. Kirk McKinney
Works Board
Cme
Violin and Cello Jazz Through Wild Comedy Act
Walter D. Hickman reviews Coscia and Verdi in a lively jazzing duel of violin and cello. The act blends comedy and classical tones with clean humor. Supporting acts include Billy Maine, Perry Twins and Eslyn Taris, plus Frank Albertson in Wild Company. The piece notes the Lyric showing and mentions other theater offerings.
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Walter D. Hickman
Coscia
Verdi
Billy Maine
Dale
Meyers
Perry Twins
Eslyn_ Taris
Frank Albertson
Buddy Rogers
Jack Oakie
Frank
H. B. Warner
Albertson
Warner
No County Aid for Police Radio Plant
Marion county will be unable to contribute to the operating costs of WMDZ the city owned police radio broadcasting station county auditor Harry Dunn said today Announcement was made at city hall that members of the board of safety Police Chief Jerry E Kinney Sheriff George L Winkler and county commissioners will create future plans without county funding for the plant and its operations
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Marion County
WMDZ
Harry Dunn
Board of Safety
Jerry E. Kinney
George L. Winkler
Judge Orders Drain Construction Across Three Counties
Judge John H. Morris of the Henry county circuit court orders the Goldman drain from Henry into Rush county near Straughn. Bond issue advertised. The drain will affect land in Henry Rush and Fayette counties and cost about 17000 dollars. A petition by Frank Ross and others seeks another drain in southern Henry county. The India remark notes its vast area of about 1 800 000 square miles.
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Times Special
Dublin
Ind
John H. Morris
Henry County
Goldman
Rush County
Straughn
Henry
Rush
Fayette
Frank Ross
Charge Jordan with assault in Noblesville
Floyd Jordan, 31, a paroled liquor law violator, faced assault with a deadly weapon charges after firing two shots at his father in law Joseph Kemp and Sheriff T. E. Ramsey. Kemp and Ramsey were wounded slightly as Jordan leaped at the sheriff and fired from the floor. His liquor sentence suspension was to be revoked, keeping him in prison pending further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Noblesville
Ind
Floyd Jordan
Joseph Kemp
T. E. Ramsey
Kemp
Jordan
Ramsey
Cave Man Is Tamed Mrs Stokes Wins Divorce in Nevada
Mrs Ethel M Stokes wins divorce from Edward E Stokes of Cincinnati Ohio in Reno Nevada. She charges his premarital domineering attitude grew into an inferiority complex. Alimony set at 200 dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bu United Press
Reno
Nev
Ethel M. Stokes
Edward E. Stokes
Cincinnati
Hofstat ter burial set for Wednesday
Last rites for Joseph Hofstat ter 79 who died at his home 1404 East New York street Sunday will be held Wednesday morning at 9 30 in Holy Cross church Burial will be in St Josephs cemetery He was a merchant police man who patrolled Washington street and died after bronchial pneumonia He was born in Germany came to Indianapolis in 1871 Survivors include widow Louise two sons Roy L Hofstat ter and Edward F Hofstat ter both of Indianapolis and two daughters Mrs L E Ross and Miss Bertha Hofstat ter The sun candlepower note follows unreadable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Hofstatter
East
New York Street
Holy Cross Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Hofstatter
Washington Street
Germany
Harry S. New
Booth Tarkington
North Side
Louise F. Hofstatter
Roy L. Hofstatter
Butte
Mont
Edward. F. Hofstatter
Indianapolis
L. E. Ross
Bertha Hofstatter
Standard Oil avoids naming tire maker for Atlas tires
New York August 5 officials of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey refused to confirm rumors that tires to be sold at its service stations will be made by Miller Rubber Company a unit of B F Goodrich and marketed under the Atlas trade name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Miller Rubber Company
B. F. Goodrich Company
Atlas
Colgate’s Dentifrice Tops In Sales And Trust
Colgate’s has done this for more years and more people than any other dentifrice ever made. Dentists and users alike know it gives thorough and healthful cleansing and it outsells all others. The manufacturer can keep offering a generous full size tube at a low price of 25.
Links Closed Recommended After Deteriorating Course
Park board advised to close the eighteen hole Coffin golf course due to run down greens and fairways worsened by hot weather. Manager Jack Shea cited long depreciation and asked police help to check vandalism at city golf courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffin
Park Board
Jack Shea
Shea
A. C. Sallee
Local Notices and Landmarks Mentioned in Norman A Zollezzi Listing
A compact listing cites Mrs. R. M. Irwin at Fall Creek and 88th Street Bridge with references to Michigan and Pennsylvania Co. and A. Hadley at 5720 East Washington, plus T. B. Rogers Test Building. The fragment describes property or project references tied to a Norman A. Zollezzi entry.
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R. M. Irwin
Fall Creek
88Th St
Norman A. Zollezzi
Michigan
Pennsylvania
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