Industrial class to close welding course at Y M C A School
The Y. M. C. A. industrial school welding class completes twenty four lessons in oxy acetylene welding and brass iron steel cast and aluminum. Certificates will be given to graduates including Roger Foster and George Kuhn. A second class starts January 10 meeting twice weekly for twelve weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. McC. A. Industrial School
Columbia School Supply Company
W. Seventeenth St
Roger Foster
P. H. Showalter
George C. Kuhn
J. E
Shortridge Club
Miles Leach
Indiana Central College
Club Basketball Contest Underway With 54 New Members
Lister presiding. At 12 30 the basketball team of this club will play the Irvington M E team. Fifty four new members have been received to date in the contest. Blues lead Greens 171 to 151. The winning side gets an extra swim. The contest ends after 100 members are secured. Christmas memberships issued as gifts. Bible Investigation Club closes a twelve week term of Bible study with five courses taught by named ministers and averages seventy eight attendance. Holiday program to be announced.
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Bible Investigation Club
Pilgrim Fathers
W. O. Trueblood
Sons of Levi
Jesse Bogue
Men of Judah
S. E. Long
Gideons
Artistic City Gateways Contest In Indiana
Indiana Artists' Club announces a gateway design contest to beautify entrances. President Wilson B. Parker of the Board of Trade Building leads the club. Contest closes January 15, 1924 with prizes from Hoosier Motor Club: 25 dollars for city gateways, 15 for towns, 10 for villages. Designs should feature town names and traveler-interest features.
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Indiana
Indiana Artists’ Club
Wilson B. Parker
Board of Trade Bldg
Hoosier Motor Club
Alleged movie mill probed in Chicago case
Four officers of the Popular Motion Picture Products Company were held on $1,000 bonds each as authorities investigated charges that the firm took fees from young girls with promises of turning them into stars within five weeks. Officers named are W. H. Calhoun president, W. B. Bower vice president, H. A. Black secretary treasurer, and J. F. Lilley sales manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular
Motion Picture Products Company
W. H. Calahoun
W. B. Bower
H. A. Black
J. F. Lilley
Five Dead Rats Found in Mash At Farmhouse Still
Sheriff George Snider found five dead rats in mash at a vacant farmhouse. Miro Robert of Tenth Street faced possible charges under liquor or pure food laws after a fifteen gallon still was found in use and mule whisky seized.
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George Snider
Miro Robert
Tenth St
Robert
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Palestine
J. B. Martin
Roger Dunn
Virginia Masterson
W. L. Ewing
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N.C
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