Beekeepers of State to Meet at Indiana Capitol
H. H. Root of Medina Ohio the renowned beekeeping pioneer will be the principal speaker at the ninth annual Indiana State Beekeepers Association convention in the House of Representatives chamber. About 300 of the 500 members are expected. a banquet is planned with Mason J. Niblack of Vincennes a longtime president delivering remarks. Indiana honey production is about eight million pounds this year.
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H. H. Root
Medina
Ohio
Granddad” of Beekeepers
Indiana State Beekeepers’ Association
House of Representatives
Statehouse
Frank N.O' Wallace
C. O. Yost
Wallace
Mason J. Niblack
Vincennes
Indiana
Yost
Seniors Celebrate Party and Inaugurate Officers
Shortridge High School seniors held their annual party this afternoon. New class officers gave inauguration speeches at the first regular meeting. The annual staff announced recommendations for the dedication of the year book.
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Shortridge High School
Pinex cough remedy promises instant relief and savings
An old home made remedy using 2 1/2 ounces Pinex in a pint bottle with sugar syrup or substitutes is promoted to soothe air passages, loosen dry coughs, and help throat and chest ailments. It claims fast relief, full pint storage, and lower cost with guaranteed satisfaction from The Pinex Co. Ft Wayne Ind.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Hoosier Briefs: Birthday Fire Chief and Local Oddities
The Alexandria fire chief John F Merker receives a sixty five candle cake for his birthday. Bloomington plans action to revoke police powers of twenty three horse thief detectives. Albert Seal, 15, injures his collarbone after substitute basketball play. Bloomington children face Christmas tree denial. Claude Griffith sends hawk head as prank bounty rumor. County auditor W A Pig notes scam calls. Purdue to host loudest whoo ey contest January 12. Thieves flee with pelts worth 1600 from Stephen Strout warehouse. John Caty of Leesburg, age 94, claims perfect sight without glasses. Cigaret shortage hits New Mount Pleasant after 4000 stolen from Lacey Heniser store.
Legion Post Elects Officers in Indianapolis Meeting
The Indianapolis Legion post and its auxiliary elected officers Monday night. The post met at the Hoosier Athletic Club and its auxiliary at the Chamber of Commerce. Officers include Commander garence Pee Core and Dr. Matthew W nies commander, vice commander miler, Arthur 1 grins, hezzie B, John Down service officers Isabel West, historian John Gee sergeant at arms Ray Grider Wade W.albert Malcolm ee ex prone, committee member officers Mrs. Ti veattoat at Arthur ’ll , president Mrs. Maurine Schoen, Mrs. Grover Tarr, historian H. Nathan Swain, chain and rete arenas one Ww and Mrs. Wade Tibert.
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Indianapolis Legion Post
Hoosier Athletic Club
Chamber of Ee
Garence
Pee Coremander
Matthew W Nies
Miler
Pao. Fant
Offi Hezzie
Lala John Down
Iabel West
John Gee
Ray Grider
Wade W.albert
Malcolm Ee
Tiveattoat
Arthur ‘Ll
Dent
Maurine Schoen
Grover Tarr
Hista
H. Nathan Swain
Chain
Rete Arenas
Wade Tibert
Memrs
Farewell for Parker by Indiana air service reserve
Officers and enlisted air service reserve corps of Indiana invite a farewell dinner at the Columbia Club on Saturday evening December 26. Honoree Lieut. James E. Parker departs for Panama. Lieut. Walter R. Peck succeeds him and will attend as a guest. Committee in charge: Lieut. Edwin H. Bassett and Captains Oliver H. Stott and J. W. Ebaugh.
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Air Service Reserve Corps of
Indiana
Columbia Club
James E. Parker
Benjamin Harrison
Panama
Walter R. Peck
Parker
Edwin H. Bassett
Oliver H. Stott
J. W. Ebaugh
Indianapolis Advertising Club Seeks Postal Rate Reform
Resolutions adopted by the Indianapolis Advertising Club claim current postal rates are fatally excessive and inconsistent. Copies of the resolutions were mailed to Indiana congressmen as the group urges return to 1924 postal schedules pending permanent legislation.
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Indianapolis Advertising Club
Indiana
Legion Will Meet Leader In Indianapolis Tonight
Several thousand American Legion members are expected at a reception at the Indianapolis Athletic Club in honor of National Commander John R. McQuigg and State Commander-elect Clarence Jackson. The event opens a city-wide membership campaign with Brig. Gen. Dwight B. Aultman and fifty regular Army officers as guests. A naval reserve delegation is led by Lieut. 8. F. Knaghet and the Rainbow Division Veterans Association will be represented. All World War fighters of Indianapolis are invited.
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American Legion
John R. McQuigg
Clarence Jackson
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Indianapolis Post
Dwight B. Aultman
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
F. Knaghet
Naval Reserve
Rainbow Division Veterans Association
Job's Daughters Bazaar at Tomlinson Hall Marion County
Job's Daughters Bethels 1 3 and 9 of Indianapolis announce an all day bazaar at Tomlinson Hall Thursday with a evening dance featuring Hill's Orchestra. Christmas gifts and home foods will be sold. admission free. Members are girls between 11 and 18 years old connected to Freemasonry. Public invited.
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Bethels
Job's Daughters
Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
Hill
Job’s Daughters
City Hospital Prepares Holiday Concert for Young Patients
Children at the city hospital will hear a concert by the Roberts Park Sunday School Orchestra Sunday afternoon. Christmas trees will be placed in the wards to brighten the patients' spirits.
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City Hospital
Roberts Park
Double loss for her as thief snatches sale money
Mrs Silvia Sheabon sold her soft drink parlor for 530 dollars but walked away with neither business nor cash. A thief grabbed her purse containing the 530 dollars as she passed an alley in Hammond Indiana on December 16.
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United Press
Hammond
Ind
Silvia Sheabon
Fire damages homes of two jailed in Evansville crackdown
In Evansville Indiana two houses belonging to individuals jailed after last week’s federal prohibition raid were set ablaze late Tuesday. Authorities reported the fires caused property damage but no additional injuries as investigations continue.
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United Prose
Evansville
Ind
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