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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1925

Page

9

Real Silk Hosiery buys quarter block in town

Real Silk Hosiery at 624 N Noble St buys one four block at the northwest corner of Walnut and Noble from six owners for about 50000 dollars. Lazare L Goodman secretary says ground bought for protection and no building planned. Fred Tucker and A J Huber, realtors, represented the parties.

Real Silk Hosiery Mild N. Noble St Walnut and Noble Sts Lazare L. Goodman Real Silk Fred Tucker A. J. Huber

Bonded Debt Reduced in Indianapolis Under Shank Admin

City records show bonded indebtedness cut by 2,197,141.57 under Shank governance. Controller Joseph L. Hogue announced 371,410.39 was paid off in 1925, with 1,204,359.37 saved in 1924, marking the record year.

Shank Indianapolis Joseph L. Hogue

Hoosier Briefs Update on Indiana News Bits

Hoosier briefs note Bath ton postoffice adds a night force to handle mail flow. Marion Hotel near Marion repurchased by Robert and Charles Cougill after prior ownership. Bluffton resident Mrs. Leimgruber burned by hot grease to eye. Bluffton Legion names L. O. Slagel commander. Elwood banks dispatch 41 600 in Christmas checks. Fishersburg Miss Martha Fray hurt when steering wheel struck eye. Tipton county infirmary nearing occupancy with carpentry underway. Bluffton worker Lizzie Moser takes first vacation in 29 years after ankle injury. Hartford City commissioner Harrold cites Zane Grey mystery auto trip to California with deer on roof rack. Evansville radio fans report heavy static. Anderson farmer William Peters injured hand around corn shredder. Ralph Snell wary of fire wagons. An Anderson truck wrecked his car.

Cascarets Laxative Ad Promises Quick Clean Feeling

Feel Splendid advertisement touts Cascarets as a candy like laxative that mildly stimulates the liver and bowels. It claims head clears stomach sweet tongue pink skin rosy and emphasizes no griping. Mentions wide adoption and directions for all ages on each box.

Todd's Tonic Restores Health Says 60 Year Old Worker

John B. Sanders of Indianapolis credits Todd's Tonic with rapid relief after years of seeming disorder in stomach kidneys liver and nerves. He bought three bottles and reports wonderful improvements and renewed well being. Advertisement notes Todd's Tonic is made from fine California wine and sold at Haag's Cut Price Drug Stores and other Indianapolis drug stores.

John B. Sanders Indianapolis Ind Todd Graceland Ave California Haag’s Cut Price Drug Stores

Judge Lumpkin to rule on search warrant legality in sixteen cases

In Richmond Indiana Special Judge Lumpkin will decide whether search warrants in sixteen ejector cases are lawful. Attorneys for defendants moved to dismiss the charges, citing Judge Collins Indianapolis rulings that tossed booze convictions for faulty warrants.

United Press Richmond Ind Lumpkin Collins Indianapolis

New Directors for Indianapolis Real Estate Board

Glenn B. Ralston Thomas E. Grinslade and Frank L. Moore named directors after a Chamber of Commerce gathering. Annual reports show gains in all departments, announced by secretary Henley T. Hilton. A reception for new and retiring directors is set for December 17 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club.

Glenn B. Ralston Thomas E. Grinslade Frank L. Moore Indianapolis Real Estate Board Chamber of Commerce Henley T. Hottel Indianapolis Athletic Club

Police Chief Orders Early Shifts For Holiday Watch

Chicago police chief Morgan Collins ordered all traveling beats on the late watch moved up to the shift when most crimes occur. He also recommended revolvers be worn where they can be reached handily to help late shoppers during the Christmas period.

United Press Chicago Morgan Collins

Prudential Savings and Loan Reelects Officers and Directors

Prudential Savings and Loan Association reelected Bert F Deery as president. Other officers named include Beverly D. Brown as vice president Lawrence J. Sexton as secretary Leo X. Smith as attorney Timothy P. Sexton as treasurer and directors Robert E. Dunn William D. Lalley Edward Sexton.

Prudential Savings and Loan Association Bert F Deery Beverly D. Brown Lawrence J. Sexton Leo X. Smith Timothy P. Sexton Robert E. Dunn William D. Lalley Edward Sexton

Ogden Urged For Congress In Seventh District Fight

A powerful Indianapolis Republican faction pressures James M. Ogden corporation counsel and U M C A president to enter the Seventh district race against Ralph E Updike. Ogden , a top Shank adviser, may gain Duvall faction support but faces corporate opposition over a Belt Railroad bridge donation plan. Wayne Imnfelman will run for Center Township trustee instead of assessor.

Indianapolis James M. Ogden Ralph E. Updike Ogden Shank Duvall White River Wayne Imnfelman George W. Coffin Center Township

Engineer Wins $10 Prize For Railroad Fuel Essay

Locomotive engineer N. A. Gibson, who runs between Jeffersonville and New Albany, Ind, won a $10 prize for an essay on fuel conservation on railways. The Pennsylvania Railroad Indianapolis offices announced the award to its employees. The company notes coal is a major part of rail operating costs.

N. A. Gibson Jeffersonville New Albany Ind Pennsylvania Railroad Indianapolis Pennsylvania

New Kiwanis President Elected at Indianapolis Club

Mervin J. Hammel, former secretary, was elected president of the Kiwanis Club at the annual meeting held Wednesday night at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Three tickets competed. other officers elected included Frank L. Montrose as vice president R. P. Oblinger as treasurer and Robert H. Bryson plus E. L. Mitchell C. B. Iles and Otto N. Mueller as directors.

Mervin J. Hammel Kiwanis Club Indianapolis Athletic Club Frank L. Montrose R. P. Oblinger Robert H. Bryson E. L. Mitchell C. B. Iles Otto N. Mueller

Bankers Attend Midwest Trust Conference in St Louis

Donald Morris vice president of Fletcher Savings and Trust Company and Francis Chlever assistant secretary left Indianapolis for St Louis to attend the annual mid west conference of trust companies and banks with fiduciary powers. Topics include trust business from across the nation.

Donald 8. Morris Fletcher Savings and Trust Company Francis A. Chlever Indianapolis St. Louis

Hartford Metallurgist Speaks at Local Steel Treating Banquet

Alexander H. D Arcambal of Hartford, a metallurgist, was the principal speaker at the annual Christmas banquet of the local American Society for Steel Treating chapter held Wednesday night at the YMCA. William G. Praed directed the event. Also appears an advertisement for Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets priced at 30 cents with E. W. Grove’s signature on the box.

Alexander H. D'Arcambal Hartford Conn American Society For Steel Treating William G. Praed E. W. Grove

Wilson Dinner Aids Announced For December Banquet

Zachariah T. Dungan Indiana chairman of the Woodrow Wilson Birthplace Memorial Association announced district chairmen in charge of arrangements for a banquet Saturday December 19 at the Claypool Hotel. The list includes Herbie Clements Vernon and Charles A. Greathouse Indianapolis district leaders and others from Washington, North Vernon, Madison, Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Huntington, Logansport, South Bend, La Porte, and Gary with Leininen Dixon and Dan Simms among the named coordinators. Publicity committee members are Lew O Bannon Corydon and Lou Ellingham Fort Wayne. Speakers bureau heads include William Headrick and Albert Stump Indianapolis.

Zachariah T. Dungan Indiana Woodrow Wilson Birthplace Memorial

Cravens Weighs US Senate Bid in Madison

State Senator Joseph M. Cravens of Madison at Democratic headquarters in Claypool indicated he is seriously considering a run for United States Senator. Lincoln Dixon of North Vernon, a former Congressman, was also discussed as a possibility.

Madison United States Joseph M. Cravens Claypool Lincoln Dixon North Vernon

Fletcher Savings to Acquire South Side Bank in Indianapolis

Fletcher Savings and Trust Company announced purchase of South Side State Bank located at 1125 8S Meridian St for 200000. Officers and directors will remain. John Lauck serves as president. The acquisition expands Fletcher’s affiliated banks to ten, with capital 50000 and resources 1688902.

South Side State Bank Meridian St Fletcher Savings and Trust Company John Lauck South Side Bank Contro Indiana

Rheuma promise offers money back guarantee

An advertisement touts Rheuma as a guaranteed prescription for rheumatism. It promises quick relief and a full refund if not satisfied, asserting the product is non narcotic and harmless, supplied by Haag Drug Company with a money back guarantee.

Haag Drug Company

Advertisement offer for Foley remedy samples

A vintage ad invites readers to mail personal details to Foley & Co. in Chicago to receive a ten-cent bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND and free sample packets of FOLEY PILLS and FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS, claiming widespread success.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Ill FOLEY

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hoosier Briefs Bloomington Robert and Charles Cougill Marion Herman Leimgruber Bluffton L. O. Slagel Legion Elwood Martha Fray Fishersburg New County Infirmary Tipton Lizzie Moser Saac Harrold Zane Grey Evansville William Peters Anderson Ralph Snell Victor Aeolian Cheney Brunswick New Brunswicks New Ink Keith Congress NEW Kiwanis Will Trust Company Cravens Fletcher Savings WJI Furniture Company Washington St C. G. Conn Leedy E. Onto ST Hume-Mansar OLD Trails Automobile Insurance Assn RILEY Steader The Indiana Trust CO Rilliant ARS Jewelry Rats Maen Illinois Capitol Theater
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