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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1923
Page
8
Victims of Leo Koretz oil swindle, alleged to total 10 million dollars, prepare to appear before a grand jury as his wife testifies in bankruptcy proceedings. Investigators trace multiple love nests from New York to Chicago, Colorado Springs, and near Yellowstone Park, amid fraud inquiries.
Dr Frank S C Wicks of All Souls Unitarian Church opens a series arguing America owes its greatness to other lands starting with England. He outlines a debt to England for freedom laws and language and pledges monthly sermons on France Germany Italy Holland Greece and Africa. He urges ending prejudice against foreigners and notes England’s legal and intellectual legacies. An ad for FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND follows.
Hilton A Brown Post and American Legion host luncheon Sev erin. Pitman Moore annual sales convention. Indiana Township Trustees Convention at Claypool. Eli Ely & Co breakfast meeting. Lincoln Indianapolis Hardware Dealers meeting. C of CPublic Savings and Insurance luncheon. Lambda Chi Alpha lunch. C of C Paint Oil and Varnish Club luncheon. Ladies Whist Club Severin. ACS St Mihiel Loer Post luncheon. Chamber of Commerce Indiana Purchasing Agents luncheon. American Legion Post 84 luncheon. Board of Trade IAA Luncheon. Seventh floor C of C Gyro Club luncheon. Mercator Club luncheon. Spink Arms BPOE No 13 lodge meeting Denison. University of Michigan Alumni luncheon Lincoln. Rotary Club luncheon Clay Gyro Club Christmas party Casino Gardens. Christmas Carols by Indianapolis Gospel chorus Cadle Tabernacle. Indiana College of Music recital. Annual state three cushion meet Coolers billiard parlor.
Weekend contributions to the Harding Memorial fund bring the total to 8693.71. William Fortune, chairman of the Indianapolis committee, notes strong local support and press cooperation. Donations include two gifts of 500 from Thomas Taggart and Harry D. New, and 100 from Van Camp Hardware Iron Co Real Silk Hosiery Mills Arthur C. Newby and Taggart Baking Co. Also 50 gifts from S. E. Rauh A. M. Rosenthal and Indianapolis Water Co. The Times gave 25 with a 1 gift from O T Roberts.
Funeral services for Mrs. Hedwig Dippel age 90 who died December 9 at her Los Angeles home were conducted at 2 p m today at Kregele Bailey funeral parlors in Indianapolis. She had moved to California three years ago after spending most of her life in Indianapolis.
Mrs Pres Jones of Salem Virginia reports fifteen years of severe stomach and bowel distress. After trying many remedies, six bottles of Milks Emulsion brought lasting relief, improved sleep, and appetite. The ad claims the product restores bowel action, aids digestion, and builds strength with a money back guarantee. The Milks Emulsion Co. promotes the palatable emulsion sold at 60 cents and 1.20 dollars.
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