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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1924

Page

6

Arian of the Apes Brings Lord Greystoke To Africa

John Clayton lord Greytour of England is posted in British West Africa with wife Alice Rutherford. They endure a mutiny spill and crash ashore to build a cabin, fend off a giant ape, and raise a son as Alice dies leaving Clayton to cradle their infant in the jungle.

John Clayton Greyetour England British West Africa IMSS Alice Rutherford Dover Freetown Fuwalda Black Michael Clayton Claytons Prom Alice Greystoke Allen John London

Governor-Elect Aids Salvation Army Christmas Basket Drive

Governor-elect Ed Jackson helped Maj. W. B. Sowers and Capt. J. C. Elmquist distribute 600 Christmas dinner baskets to the needy at the Citadel. Each basket valued at $4 included a dressed chicken, potatoes, apples, bread, crackers and canned goods. The Salvation Army party for 3,500 children and mothers is set for Tomlinson Hall that evening.

Ed Jackson W. B. Sowers Salvation Army Indiana Citadel Capitol Ave Pearl St Tomlinson Hall J. C. Elmquist

Manual High Minutes at Annual Christmas Party

At the Christmas party Olga Bonke gave a selection and Beth Burns presented two fairy dances. Sergeant Schull announces a cadet club to be organized for R O T C cadets. Members must excel in scholarship and conduct. Election in January. Cadets practice on rifle range. a crack rifle team is expected. Raines Club met Lawrence Cowdrey 726 Cottage Ave. Membership applications discussed. House basketball ongoing. White House teams won ten of twelve games.

Business Girls Club Olga Bonke Beth Burns Sergeant Schull Raines Club Lawrence Cowdrey Cottage Ave White House

Hoosier Briefs

ITTLE JAMES MALOTT of Logansport swallowed a brass harness ring and is expected to recover per Dr J A Little. Census reps report farmer resistance to the Federal farm census in Tippecanoe County with lay farmers mistaking them for tax assessors. Howard Fox of Kokomo, 23, did not know his father, who has been away since he was eighteen months old.

Ittle James Malott Logansport J. A. Little United States Census Bureau Tippecanoe County Howard Fox Kokomo

Purdue egg show elects RANK 8S Kimmel president

RANK 8S Kimmel of Lebanon becomes president of the Purdue egg show. The report notes other local items including Jacob Scherer of Logansport unable to unload coal, and a boy shot accidently while handling a rifle.

Kimmel M. C. Kimmel Lebanon Purdue Egg Show Jacob Scherer Logansport

Successors Named for State Veterinarian Post

Dr. D. A. La Mar of Indianapolis and Dr. Harper of Tipton are named as candidates to succeed R. Cc. Julien, the current state veterinarian. It is rumored Julien may not be reappointed by Governor-Elect Ed Jackson when his term ends.

D. A. la Mar Indianapolis Harper Tipton R. Cc. Julien Jullien Ed Jackson

Grier M Shotwell Spending Christmas Vacation with Parents

Grier M Shotwell former secretary of the Chamber of Commerce civic affairs committee and a Northwestern University Law School student is spending Christmas vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs C A Shotwell at 55 Downey Ave.

Grier M. Shotwell Chamber of Commerce Civic Affairs Committee Northwestern University Law School Mrs. C. A. Shotwell Downey Ave

Labor Planning Bills to Strengthen Labor in Indiana

Indiana State Federation of Labor plans January introduction of bills for greater protections for workers in bankruptcy and an amendment raising workers compensation from 55 to 66 2 3 percent. Committee led by T N Taylor of Terre Haute Edward Barry of Indianapolis and secretary Adolph J Fritz will advocate the measures with state constabulary opposition anticipated.

Indiana Indiana State Federation of Labor Adolph J. Fritz T. N. Taylor Terre Haute Edward Barry Indianapolis Fritz

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