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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1928

Page

15

Largest crowd attends Hammond banquet by lake county group

Times Special reports 2,200 diners attended a Lake County Fish and Game Protective Association banquet in Hammond Indiana with estimates of 300 to 400 more eating after the official count. The feast included two tons of meat 150 dozen Parker House rolls and 100 loaves of bread.

Hammond Ind Lake County Fish and Game Protective Association Parker House

City Play Site Gift Is Sought From Owner

Gustav G. Schmidt former city leader urges Robert J. Clair to donate the Forty second street and Boulevard place block for a city playground. Park board appraisers value the property while Indianapolis relatives negotiate sale for a recreation center in a sparsely served area. Schmidt notes Clair’s ties to Kingan & Co and cites recent library gift deeds as city benefactors.

Park Board City of Indianapolis Board of Park Commissioners Gustav G. Schmidt City Council City Plan Commission Robert J. Clair England Forty-second Street Boulevard Place St. Clair Schmidt Inianapolis Kingan & Co Scotland Samuel E. Rauh

World tribute paid to Patten

The world of finance mourned James A. Patten, famed wheat king, with tributes from leaders of business. The 76 year old speculator died Saturday, leaving a fortune built on cornering corn and wheat. He will be buried in Sandwich, Illinois, after a funeral at the First Presbyterian church in Evanston. his widow, daughter, son and many institutions and trading marts noted his philanthropy.

Indianapolis Times Presbyterian Church Evanston Sandwich Potter Chicago Board of Trade Patten United Press Chicago World of Finance James A. Patten

Legion Chief to Speak at Portland Mass Meeting

Paul V. McNutt national commander of the American Legion, from Bloomington, will address a mass meeting in Portland on Tuesday afternoon.

Legion Portland Ind Paul V. McNutt Bloomington The American Legion

Foley Pills diuretic advertised by Savannah resident

Miss Daisy Bell of Savannah Georgia says she suffered eight years with back pain tiredness and sleeplessness but Foley Pills diuretic made her well again. The ad claims men and women everywhere use and recommend them and urges trying them at All Hang Drug Stores.

Daisy Bell Savannah Foley

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