Qualifying Under Way In Toy Golf Meet
Frank White of 865 Castle Avenue led early in The Times city toy golf tournament with a par equal round of 49 at Putt-Around Golf Course. Qualifying runs through Aug 12 with best 72 holes counting, three per gender from each course will advance to semifinals and final rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank White
Castle Avenue
Madison Avenue
White
Riley
Toy Golf
R. E. McBride
Fifty-fifth
Illinois Streets
R. Alfs
Fifty-fourth Street
College Avenue
O. M. Gwane
Ten-Em Miniature Golf, Inc
Tenth Street
Emerson Avenue
F. G. Hows
Amos & Andy
Keystone Avenue
Allisonvville
C. A. Cones
H. W. Marschke
Fairway
Southern
Madison Avenues
C. A. Hadley
Irvington
East
Washington Street
T. B. Rogers
Root Garden
J. D. Rees
Fifty-ninth Street
H. H. Hornbeck
Sunny Links
Sixty-second Street
Kesstone Avenue
Norman A. Zolezzi
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Robert W. Parker
Fairground
Thirty-eighth Street
Fall Creek
Oden Thomas
Tenth
Gray Streets
Carl Niesse
Tom's Golf Course, Inc
Illinois
Charles A. Rhoades
Alfred K. Jones
Speedway City
L. G. Brightmire
Capitol Fairways
Sixteenth Street
Capitol Avenue
L. J. Walter
West Twenty-ninth Street
Patchwork Progress At City Asphalt Plant
John Barry city asphalt plant superintendent reports 1 400 patches completed this year. Crews of 100 to 150 men have worked since warm weather began. A total of 64 900 square yards laid with main thoroughfares and state routes prioritized per works board president E Kirk McKinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barry
Works Board
Berry
E. Kirk McKinney
Man Cannot Muzzle Hens So He Must Move
Chicago August 7 United Press Harry Rasnick confronts neighbor complaints about noisy hens and roosters. Judge Francis Porelli suggests moving as Rasnick admits he cannot muzzle hens or surgically alter roosters. He contemplates breaking his lease and leaving town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Harry Rasnick
Francis Porelli
Rasnick
Lineman Electrocuted in Ladoga on Duty
Joseph Sesbe, 21, received about 220 volts of electricity after contact with a high voltage wire while serving as a lineman for the Ladoga Telephone Company. His recovery remained doubtful as of August 7 in Ladoga Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ladoga
Ind
Joseph Sesbe
Ladoga Telephone Company
Lodges to Consolidate in Richmond Saturday Night
Eden Rebekah lodge No 30 of Richmond and Grace Rebekah lodge of Williamsburg plan a consolidation on Saturday night in Richmond. Lawrence Hand former mayor will deliver an address after which lunch will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specie
Richmond
Ind
Eden Rebekah Lodge
Grace Rebekah Lodge
Williamsburg
Lawrence Hand
Ley
Will
Radio Schedule Highlights and Ripley’s Believe It Or Not
Radio airing dense with network slots from WFBM CBS and NBC stations in Indianapolis. It lists programs from 6:15 p.m. to 11:01 p.m. and notes Amos ’n’ Andy, Wayne King’s orchestra, and Tremaine orchestras among others. Ripley feature explains nine-inning nine-pitched-ball impossibility with one pitch per inning and a batter interfering to make outs.
Evening Radio Schedule for WKBF Indianapolis
A detailed Thursday broadcast timetable lists programs and time slots on WKBF Indianapolis from 4:25 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. including news flashes, orchestras, vocal solos, baseball updates, weather, and various entertainment segments. Notable entries include H Lauter’s ensemble, American girl orchestra, Peek's Diamond jubilee, Dreamers orchestra, and Hotel Gibson orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lauter
Peek
Dreamers
Angelus
Hall
Brooks
Ross
Benrus
Phil Cook
NBC de
NBC
Hotel Gibson Orchestra
Melville Bay
Chicago Radio Schedule Fragment Messy Aired Listings
Fragmented NBC CBS and Columbia network listings show multiple stations and programs across Chicago and others. References include WLS WMAQ WGN WBMB WEAF KDKA WJZ and WENR with concerts, talks, news, and musical programs to 9 PM with scattered times and program names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLS
Chicago—Melodies
Oatsville
NBC
B. A. Rolfe
WMAQ
Columbia
WFBM
NBC_ System
WEAF
KYW
WGN
System—Knox Orchestra
WJZ
KDKA
WJR
WABC
WENR
Chicago
Weay
Penture
Columbia Row
RCA
WHAS
NBC Gyatecn
WMA
WBBM
Columbia Radio Forum
Iaq
Chicaco
Old King
State Columb Boat
WOA
Wwoco
Milaweepslis St
Lau
Harriettes
Mike
Herman
WGY
Schenectad
Ssicano
Tomorrow's ‘Tribune
NBC_System
Conoco Adventures
WEAA
WMAO
Statem
Fre
David
Traffic Group Studies Change in Car Routes
The citizens' traffic committee considers rerouting downtown street cars to ease congestion in Indianapolis. They seek city gov ernment authority, discuss through-line systems, and propose parking bans and restricted turns while coordinating with merchants and police for enforcement and survey work. A second item notes news of Dr Leroy Dibble, a Boss Tweed era reporter, dying in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Traffic Committee
Todd Stoops
Hoosier Motor Club
Washington Street
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
A. M. Grossbrenner
Henry Streg
City Plan Commission
Ernest C. Rookey
Public Service Commission
Louis Johnson
Clarence I. Wheatley
Captain Johnson
Steeg
James Seidel
Boss Tweed
Kansas City
Leroy Dibble
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry
Rebekah
Ripley
U. S. Ripley
Mary Helen
Indianapoli
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
CBS
C. G. Conn
Paul Tremaines
Ann Leaf
DKA
Pittsburgh
Wm. Penn Orchestra
Goldkette
Symphony
Amos ‘N
Andy
WLW
Wayne King
WDAF
Tremaine
The
WEN
Air
Shawnee, Okla
Cece Pela
WKBF
Cincinnati
Tryptek
Acme Optometric Co
Optometric
Flcor Penn
East Washington Street
Byrd
South Pole
Paramount
Sanreme
Robert G. I
Pouglas Fae
Banks
Nel Hamil
Emey Musery
Neoraigia
Walnut Gardens
Sussman’s State Loan Office
Washington St
America
Bowes
E. Washington ST
Motion Pictures
NTE
NG A A
Crook
Constance Bennett
Billy Maine
Perry T Dale
Coscia
Verdi Foo
Masic
Taris Evers
Drama of Youth Company
H. B. Warner
Albertson
Lois Moran
Walter Byron
Robert, Ames
Brown County
Big Bill
RKO
Lovenald
Raffles
Kay Francis
Mar
Joan
Robert Montgomery
Anita Page
Dorothy Sebastian Raymond Hackett
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!