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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1925

Page

5

National Recreation Congress to be held in Asheville

The Twelfth National Recreation Congress comes to Asheville North Carolina October 5 10 with demonstrations in dramatics games music rural recreation and life saving. Speakers include Governor John G Winant Rev M Ashbey Jones L H Weir and Cameron Beck among others. Battery Park Hotel serves as its headquarters marking the first southern hosting in thirteen years.

National Recreation Congress Asheville N. C R. Walter Jarvis Joseph Lee Boston Playground and Recreation Association of America Congress John G. Winant New Hampshire M. Ashbey Jones Ponce de Leon Baptist Church Atlanta L. H. Weir Robert Lassiter Charlotte Cameron Beck New York Stock Exchange John F. Lyons National Federation of Musica Clubs Ft. Worth Texas Co. B. Smith United States Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C M. F. Hasbrouck New York City Battery Park Hotel Recreation Congress South

Ohio plans white cross highway warning markers

The Ohio State highway commission will erect white crosses at sites on state highways where automobile accidents have occurred. The markers aim to warn motorists and were suggested by Governor Vic Donahey.

United Press Columbus Ohio State Highway Commission Vic Donahey

Indiana Chamber panel to discuss rail rates with Illinois shippers

A committee from the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce led by R. B. Coapstick will travel to Chicago on Tuesday to meet a corresponding Illinois committee. They will confer on rail rates for iron and steel articles impacting producers and consumers in Indiana and Illinois, with the current rates already in effect on railroads.

Indiana State Chamber of Commerce R. B. Coapstick Chicago Illoe Indiana Illinois

Connie Mack, 62, Oldest Baseball Manager in MLB

Connie Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics, aged 62, is identified as the oldest manager in major league baseball. The report notes his long tenure and status within the sport as he leads the Athletics in Point of service terms.

New York Connie Mack Philadelphia Athletics

Sunlight ignites lace curtains in Berlin home

A brief fire in a Berlin residence started when sun’s rays reflected off a shaving mirror onto lace curtains. No injuries reported. Firefighters contained the flames and prevented spread to other rooms. The incident prompted a quick ventilation of the area and a check for further damage.

Berlin

Bryson to preside at national postmasters convention

Postmaster Robert H. Bryson will depart Indianapolis Saturday for Cleveland Ohio to preside over the National Association of Postmasters convention of which he is president. He travels with Mrs Bryson and their son Robert Jr.

Robert H. Bryson Indianapolis Cleveland Ohio National Association of Postmasters Bryson

Speaker Set for Tuesday Morning Convention Start

The convention opens Monday and runs through Friday with a morning speech scheduled for Tuesday. Officials aim to cover agenda items including policy updates and community outreach during the five day event.

Clerk Takes Vacation From Shank Administration

Chief clerk William Schoenrogg of the street commissioner's office took his first vacation during his tenure with the Shank administration. He traveled to Acton, Indiana, where he has an interest in a gravel establishment.

William Schoenrogg Street Commissioner’s Office Shank Acton Ind

Spade Ranch lands fall in Panhandle drift toward cotton

Lubbock Texas August 21 An other outpost of the rapidly vanishing west has fallen before the advance of King Cotton in the Panhandle. Announcement says the Spade Ranch comprising 200000 acres across four Panhandle counties has yielded to the cotton boom.

Dnates Lubbock Texas King Cotton Panhanillo

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