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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1928

Page

4

Slight Bend As Highest Form Of Beauty, Says Doctor

In Los Angeles on August 20 Dr Charles H Wood chief of the National Progressive Chiropractic Association asserts the slightly curved back is essential to the new ideal of womanly beauty. He says modern science aided by exercise and correct posture can reduce sway back through disciplined effort.

Angeles Charles H.wood National Progressive Chiropractic Association

Fourteen Die In Weekend Violence Toll In Indiana

A weekend of violence in Indiana claimed fourteen lives across several cities. Lafayette victims Lawrence Owen 18 Floyd Snapp 20 and Lucille Drum 18 perished when an auto collided with a Monon train. Other deaths included Burt Laytok 50 near Logansport Mrs Floria Keller 65 and Matilda Garrett 54. Additional fatalities involved Stephen Preske 44 Muncie Betty Kipplinger 5 and Carl Hukill 14 among others.

Indiana Lafayette Monon Lawrence Owen Floyd Snapp Lucille Drum Logansport Burt Laytok Frankfort State Rd Floria Keller Matilda Garrett Oak Park Ill Indiana Harbor Stephen P. Preske Evansville M. L. Curry Muncie Betty Kipplinger Clark Kipplinger Harry A. Straub Decatur Ft. Wayne Carl Hukill Robert Hukill Ohio River New Albany Edward Shannon Alabama St Louis Rolando Clinton Frank Reno Indianapolis Seymour Lawrence Green Batesville

Dog retrieves golf balls on course rough for Grace Patrick

Grace Patrick of Rice Lake Wisconsin says her cocker spaniel brings her golf balls by following into the rough and retrieving balls lost by other players.

United Press Rice Lake Wis Grace Patrick

Stomach Trouble Ends Long Ill Health for Woman in Illinois

Mrs. N. Tomsic of 855 W Bridge St Kankakee Illinois reports rapid recovery after years of illness from indigestion backache heart palpitations and kidney pain. She credits Viana with relief and renewed strength noting dizziness insomnia and joint pain disappeared. Viana claims to aid sluggish bowels liver and kidneys and improve appetite and skin. A trial bottle costs 1 with refund if not satisfied. Iceland Medicine Co Indianapolis Indiana offers mail postpaid purchases.

Mrs. N. Tomsic W. Bridge St Kankakee Ill Viana Iceland Medicine Co Indianapolis Ind

First Marshall county airplane nears completion

Tyner Ind August 20 The first airplane built in Marshall county is nearing completion by Roy Haag a 16 year old high school sophomore The monoplane has a 32 foot wingspan and 18 foot body with two passenger capacity It traverses the western edge of Indiana and has aroused interest in Sullivan and Rockville which have arranged temporary landing fields.

Times Special Tyner Ind Marshall County Roy Haag Indiana Sullivan Rockville

Park Board Awards Grading Contract for Baer Airport Tract

Ft Wayne Indiana August 20 The board of park commissioners awarded the contract to Arter Construction Company for grading and stump removal on the 156 acre Paul Baer municipal airport tract.

Times Special FT. Wayne Ind Arter Construction Company Board of Park Commissioners Paul Baer Municipal Airport

Aviation Center Readied for Wayne County Fair Flights

Richmond Indiana August 20 local aviation center Berry field is being prepared for arrivals during the Wayne county fair running August 28 to 31. Ground has been leveled and trees removed to facilitate landings by several planes.

Richmond Ind Berry Field

Marine pilot flies to Nicaragua for Sandino mission

Lieut. C. F. Schilt, noted marine aviation hero, launched a tri motored Fokker from Washington early today bound for Managua. The plan is to deliver the aircraft for use in Marine operations against General Sandino.

United Press Washington C. F. Schilt Fokker Nicaragua Managua Sandino

Stops for fuel during St Louis to Cleveland flight

S J Logan piloting an American Eagle aircraft stopped at Indianapolis airport on Sunday for fuel while en route from St Louis Missouri to Cleveland Ohio.

S. J. Logan St. Louis Cleveland Ohio Indianapolis

Vacation Trip Begins for Miss Nora Pogue

Miss Nora K. Pogue city trust clerk started her vacation Saturday with a trip to Chicago aboard the Embry Riddle air mail plane. From Chicago she planned to proceed by boat to Detroit through the lakes.

Nora K. Pogue City Trust Company Chicago Embry-Riddle Air Pogue Detroit Lakes

Plan Landing Fields Establishment of the Chicago- Atlanta Air Mail Route

Plan to establish landing fields for a Chicago to Atlanta air mail route proceeds with site selection and facilities plan. Officials say the network will support regular mail service and improve postal delivery times between major midwest and southern hubs.

Christ is Immune Says Pastor in Union Sermon

Rev. Robert C. Windhorst of Seventh and Zion's Reformed Churches urged a division of people into those who follow Jesus Christ and those who reject Him. He warned that Jesus cannot be destroyed by external acts but can be harmed by inconsistency and worldliness.

God Satan Jesus Christ Robert C. Windhorst Seventh and Zion Jesus

Weather report summary at 9 30 am

Southwest wind at 5 mph with 30.06 in. barometric pressure. Ceiling unlimited, visibility 5 miles. Report compiled for The Times by J. H. Armin and Donald McConnell, government observers.

J. H. Armin Donald McConnell Government Aeronautical

Double Funeral Rites for Dr. Collyer and John Moorehead

Double funeral services were held at 1 p m for Dr. Frank A. Collyer 69 and John D. Moorehead 70 of 5883 Broadway, brother-in-law, at Tunnelton M E Church. Burial followed in Tunnelton cemetery. Dr. Collyer formerly osteopath in Louisville died Saturday at the Grand Hotel. Survived by widows. Scottish Rite held memorial services Sunday at Hisey and Titus funeral home.

Frank A. Collyer John D. Moorehead Broadway Tunnelton M. E Tunnelton Cemetery Collyer Louisville Grand Hotel Scottish Rite Hisey Titus

Arsenal Tech again named honor high school for 1928

The War Department designates Arsenal Technical High School an honor high school for the seventh straight year for high standards of military training and discipline. Twenty-nine other schools share the honor. Maj. Henry F. Schroeder commands the junior ROTC unit with 1,200 cadets. Sergt. Chester A. Pruitt is second in commend.

Arsenal Technical High School War Department Henry F. Schroeder Reserve Officers’ Training Corps Technical Chester A. Pruitt

Fire at Capitol Ave store forces family from home

Abe Schwartz, proprietor of a grocery at 836 S. Capitol Ave., and his wife and two children fled their quarters early Sunday as fire broke out in the store. The blaze caused about 2000 dollars in damage to the Schwartz property and spread to neighboring houses causing about 50 dollars damage to 830 and 824 S. Capitol Ave.

Abe Schwartz S. Capitol Ave Schwartz H. Goldman K. Kerrey

Guards carried by few in Palawan penal colony

Madison Wisconsin August 20 Prof J L Gillin University of Wisconsin student on penal conditions reports that only two of twenty eight guards oversee over 3000 prisoners on Palawan Island Philippines. He notes the high level of responsibility placed on the convicts.

United Press Madison Wis Palawan Philippines J. L. Gillin University of Wisconsin

Hoover Expands GOP Strength Across Southwest States

In a sweep through Kansas Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona Hoover stresses practical campaigning and leadership. He consolidates support among Republicans widens farm policy appeal and eyes West Branch speech to bolster farming aid as he gauges Northeast reactions.

Herbert Hoover Kansas Middle West Oklahoma New Mexico Arizona California West Branch Hoover Washington al Smith Smith Standard Owen Frank G. Lowden

Three Missing Sought Add To Police List

Three names were added today to the missing persons list at police headquarters. Glenn Borders aged 18 from Fairland Indiana left home Saturday with Ruby Borders aged 15 of Greens Fork Indiana and could not be located. Carl E Steel aged 9 of 308 East South Street was missing from his home today.

Glenn Borders Fairland Ind Ruby Borders Greensfork Carl E. Steel E. South St

Konjola Promises Relief Widely Praised In Indianapolis

The Konjola remedy gains popularity in Indianapolis and surrounding towns for stomach liver kidneys and rheumatic ailments. The Konjola Man at Hook’s Drug Store shows letters of praise including one from G T Wright detailing kidney trouble relief and renewed energy after using the medicine.

Indianapolis Illinois Washington Streets G. T. Wright Parkway Street Mr. Wright Konjola Hook’s Drug Store Hook -Drug Store

Legion State Meeting In Lafayette Attracts Indiana Legionnaires

More than 10 000 Indiana Legion members and auxiliaries attend the American Legion State convention in Lafayette August 25 to 28 headed by Gen Robert Lee Bullard The Forty-Eight Society parade and banquet mark the opening night events with rifle pistol golf bands drum corps and carnival features on the program The annual parade is slated for Monday afternoon and officers for 1929 will be chosen at the final business session Tuesday morning with Lafayette hosting the next convention

Indiana Legionnaires The American Legion Lafayette Robert Lee Bullard Forty-Eight Society Albert R. Ross General Bullard

Welcome Hurts Fox Hound Leaps Causing Hip Injury

Mrs Rebecca Gordy aged 71 of Welcome Hurts Indiana suffered a fractured hip when an English fox hound leaped against her in greeting after a several days absence from home.

Times Special Ind Rebecca Gordy

State music contest awards in San Antonio trip

Awards of 500 dollars will be given to the best band and best drum and bugle corps at the convention provided the winning bands attend the national convention in the fall at San Antonio Texas. Additional prizes of 125 dollars will be awarded to the best band and best drum and bugle corps in the contest. The event includes a state music contest sightseeing trips a dance and social activities.

San Antonio Tex

Dog Probe Causes Bolts and Mayhem at Fruit Stall

In New York on August 20 a dog entered Joe Roxvina's fruit stall and chased the merchant's cat. Police fired fourteen shots over about thirty minutes to stop further damage to the shop.

United Press New York Joe Roxvina

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