Stockman to Present Revue for Orphans
The Indianapolis Times teams with Stockman dance studios to stage a Christmas Eve revue for orphans at the home. Readied by Ernestine Ewing the program features multiple dance acts including Military Buck Elnore Volcu Buck and Wing and Tiller dances plus songs and acrobatic numbers performed by Stockman pupils and others.
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Orphans’ Home
The
Indianapolis Times
Stockman Dance Studios
Stockman Studios
Ernestine Ewing
B. F. Keith’s
Military Buck
Elnore Volcu
Betty Joe Stewart
Marjorie Ryan
Maxine Heironimus
Lida MelIntyre
Lorienne Barrows
Bobbie Heironimus
Vernon
Wanda Jean Goodwin
Betty Jean Dawlish
Margaret Laughner
Lida McIntyre
Tiller
Imogene Laughner
Mabel Simmons
Robert Ehlers
Madonna Cooper
Kenneth Stockman
George and Vernon Horton
Maxine
Lida McclIntyre
Mary Louise Swift
Mary Louise No
Fletcher Trust to Host Christmas Meetings for Employees
Charles N. Evans assistant cashier of Fifth-Third Union Trust Cincinnati will speak to 150 Fletcher Trust male employees at the annual Christmas meeting Tuesday night in Market and Pennsylvania streets clubrooms. The women’s club holds its Christmas party tonight with carols and a luncheon.
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Charles N. Evans
Fifth-Third Union Trust Company
Cincinnati
Fletcher Trust Banks
Market
Pennsylvania
Byrd Promotion Bill Aims to Make Explorer Rear Admiral
Commander Richard E. Byrd, the polar explorer, now in the Antarctic, would be promoted to rear admiral upon his return if a bill by Senator Swanson of Virginia is enacted. Swanson said he would introduce the measure after consulting Byrd.
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Topstedt Presse Mashington
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctic
Congress
Swanson
Dem
Byrd
End for Hippodrome Theater Seeks Tallest Skyscraper
The Hippodrome in New York, once the world’s largest theater, will be torn down to clear space for a 1100 foot tall skyscraper. Builder Fred F. French plans a $30 million structure that would become the world’s tallest building.
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United Presse
New York
Hippodrome
Fred F. French
Makes Maiden Flight Big British Dirigible Moored After Six Hour Flight
The R-100 dirigible completed its maiden flight from Howden and was moored at Cardington hangar at 1:40 p m after nearly six hours aloft.
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Cardington
England
Howden
Basement Fire Drives Family From Home on Highland Place
Dense smoke forced John Haywood and his family from 2625 Highland place early today. Fire began in the basement and caused about 10 dollars in damage.
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John Haywood
Highland Place
Grand Jury In Session In Montgomery County
Crawfordsville Ind Dec 16 The Montgomery county grand jury convened this morning as part of its session.
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Crawfordsville, Ind
Montgomery County
Seek Missing Business Man Otis Calvin of Indianapolis
Police in mid western cities search for Otis F. Calvin 65 president of the Indianapolis Sand and Gravel Company who disappeared from his home at 4060 Graceland Avenue after telling relatives he was going out to buy a cigar. He wore a gray cap brown overcoat and dark suit and was last seen at a drug store on Fortieth Street. He has little money and no valuables.
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Otis F. Calvin
Indianapolis Sand and Gravel Company
Graceland Avenue
Calvin
Carl J. Reichel
Fortieth Street
Boulevard Place
Lacquer Blast Hurls Fire Chief 20 Feet
Roy A. Knoblock chief of the South Bend fire department was hurled twenty feet by a lacquer explosion during a four alarm fire at Reliable Window Cleaners. Fourteen residents escaped unharmed and the S. D. Moran radio store along with the Reliable building were destroyed. Loss estimated at 35000.
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Py Times
South Bend
Ind
Roy A. Knoblock
Reliable Window Cleaners
S. D. Moran Radio
Reliable Company
Insurance Men Meet in Indiana State Gathering
Annual state meeting of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company held this morning at the Indianapolis Athletics Club attracted over seventy five Indiana representatives. Hugh D. Hart of Philadelphia, head of the National Association of Life Underwriters, presided. He has authored several books on salesmanship.
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Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Indianapolis
Indiana
Hugh D. Hart
Philadelphia
National Association of Life Underwriters
Wilder to lead Anderson Lions Club for coming year
Dr. George B. Wilder will be president of the Anderson Lions Club for the ensuing year. Other officers include Dr. K. B. Ayers John C. Holmes Merle Radabaugh as vice presidents William Bowser as secretary E. F. Fisher as treasurer E. F. Bundy as tail twister and John B. Lott as lion tamer.
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Anderson
Ind
George B. Wilder
Anderson Lions Club
K. B. Ayers
John C. Holmes
Merle Radabaugh
William Bowser
E. F. Fisher
E. F. Bundy
John B. Lott
Schwab Speech To Be Heard By Factory Heads In Indianapolis
Charles M. Schwab arrives in Indianapolis to speak at the Indiana Manufacturers Association annual banquet at the Columbia Club. The meeting opened with talks on expanding the directorate, reducing corporate income tax rates, and shipping facilities on the Great Lakes to Gulf waterway. Philip Zoercher explained taxation issues as Frank Ball of Muncie served as toastmaster with speakers William L. Taylor and Governor Harry G. Leslie.
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Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Indianapolis
Indiana Manufacturers’ Association
Columbia Club
Schwab
Manufacturers’ Association
Great Lakes-to
William L. Taylor
Harry G. Leslie
Denver Judges End Divorce Court Hearings For Holiday
Denver county judges close their divorce courts for a two week holiday from December 16 to after the new year to encourage reconciliation. The plan aims to reduce marital strife and keep unhappy children from disruption during the season.
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United Press
Denver
Santa Claus
Citizens Battle Ends In Fatal Mexican Feud
Twelve killed and six wounded in a clash between residents of Santa Tonas and Santa Maria Chiconautla, about twenty miles from Mexico City. Feud tied to agrarian disputes, authorities report.
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United Press
Mexico City
Santa Tonas
Santa Maria Chiconautla
Bank director dies after long illness
Funeral services for Frank H. Carter, 76, of 3002 Fall Creek Boulevard, who died Sunday after a long illness, will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Hisey & Titus funeral parlors. Burial will be in the city cemetery.
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Frank H. Carter
Fall Creek Boulevard
Hisey & Titus Funeral
Crown Hill Figures and War of 1812 Officers Emerge
Dr O W Fifer heads a patriotic group at Crown Hill while Floyd Appleton is elected president of the Indiana Society of the War of 1812 at the Spink Arms. Frank Dean Indianapolis federal agent is arrested for assault with intent to kill and later releases on bond. Mrs Jennie Edwards becomes Modoc Home Economics Club president with Marion Hubbard as secretary.
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Indianapolis Times
Crown Hill
O. W. Fifer
JSS Ned Eee
Carter
Mary Meharry
Massachuhe
Setts Avenue State Bank
Floyd Appleton
Anderson
Indiana Society of the War of 1812
Blair Taylor
John JL. Schrum
Crawfordsville
John F. Clearwaters
A. R. Markle
Terre Haute
United Press
Ind
Frank Dean
Indianapolis
Federal Prohibition
Modoc, Ind
Jennie Edwards
Modoc
Home Economics Club
Marion Hubbard
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