Post office reports 15 percent rise in Christmas mail
Post office employees handled 15 percent more Christmas mail this year amid a new early mailing push. Postmaster Robert H. Bryson announced the results and cited a five hour opening of the main post office and sub stations along with 90,000 extra square feet of parcel post space. About 400 additional clerks and carriers were added December 18 to manage the surge.
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Robert H. Bryson
Bryson
Postoffice
Postoffice Daily
Mail
Post Office
Illinois and
South Sts
Civil Service
Shrine to Host Holiday Parties for Murat Temple
Shriners of Murat Temple plan a Monday afternoon Christmas party for children ages one to sixteen with camel rides a big tree and continuous refreshments. A Monday evening party and dance for SHriners and their families will follow with guest entertainment and hostesses named by Potentate Charles J. Orbison. A New Year reception is set for 2 to 5 30 p m with admission by Shrine 1926 membership card and the annual business meeting including officer elections on Jan 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ll. Bilder
Charlies J. Orbison
George M. Spiegel
Arthur B. Wagner
William H. Bockstahler
Arthur R. Robinson
Charles F. Meyer Sr
Charles S. Barker
Frank G. Laird
Leslie D. Clancy
Robert L. Elder
Edward B. Raub
Rostare Eggleston
Paul Richey
Charles C. Brautigam
Wallace Buchanman
Harry K. Stormont
Charles Mayer Sr
Denton F. Billingsley
Leon T. Leach
Elmer F. Gay
E. J. Scoonover
John E. Milner
Louis G. Buddenbaum
Shrine Kiddies
Murat
Murat Temple
Shrine
Bankers unveil plan for Indiana crime bureau
A bill to create a criminal bureau of investigation and identification will be introduced in the Indiana legislature. The proposal, urged by an Indiana Bankers Association editorial, envisions fingerprints and criminal records kept to aid prosecutions. A. G. Brown of Greencastle leads research for the preliminary draft, noting success in other states.
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Criminal Bureau of Investigation
Hoosier Banker
Indiana Bankers Association
Forba McDaniel
Indiana
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
A. G. Brown
Greencastle
Humane laws curb rough treatment of livestock in transit
Enforcement of humane treatment laws has reduced cruel handling of animals during transport, advancing welfare standards and prompting stricter oversight of livestock flows across regions.
Pastries at White's Cafeteria On the Circle Highlighted
Pastries baked on the premises entice diners at White's Cafeteria On the Circle, adding allure to the casual dining spot. The line of fresh goods complements the menu and draws customers seeking warm, homemade treats.
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State Bankers Plan Law For Crime Bureau
Elkin Brothers
N. Ill
Circle
Smart Apparel
Eds
Federal Clothing Stores
W. Washington
South Side Furniture Co
South Meridian
Edison
Indianapolis Music Exchange
Pembroke Arcade
Eack Indiana
POLIS
United
En FL
Wayne
Kokomo
Peru
Anderson
Muncie
Wabash
POOAM
KOOP
Wayne Leanderson
Ari Wayne
TO FI Wayne
Union Traction
AYRES
Axminsters
Velvets
Brussels
Women’s Arch
Oxfords
Ayres Annex
la Sayre
Ecru
Hoosier Outfitting Company
E. Wash Street
Children’s Dept
Mill Run Vanta
Jersey
Alexander Smith
Axminster
Madras
Volles
Shantung
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