Teachers College of Indianapolis Shows Growth Under New President
The Teachers College of Indianapolis reports steady growth under new president Alice Corbin Sies a Columbia graduate. The year saw a normal college conference extension courses statewide representation at educational meetings and a new teachers service bureau. A roof garden playground opened for Jackson Kindergarten children and social events drew large crowds with proceeds funding new library books.
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Teachers’ College of
Indianapolis
Alice Corbin Sies
Columbia University
Middle West
Teachers’ Service Bureau
Teachers’ College
State Press Association of Normal Colleges
Jackson
Butler 10 New Site For Arthur Jordan Memorial Hall
Corner stone laid for the Arthur Jordan Memorial Hall at Fairview Park with Butler University planning immediate move of the Irvington school to the Fairview site after commencement. Summer school to be held there and the field house slated for March 1 occupancy. stadium ready for next football season.
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Arthur Jordan Memorial
Fairview Park
Butler University
Robert J. Aley
Irvington
Aley
Fairview
George
Patsy) Clark
Indiana reports 125 new industries added in the last eighteen months
Indiana cities attract about 125 new industries as part of a state industrial development program. Firms include American Insulated Lab in Anderson, The Homer Mfg in Berne, Bloomington Limestone Co, Indianapolis Pump & Tube Co, and many others across 20 plus towns with enlarged plants and refinanced entities noted.
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W. N. Arnett
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Anderson—American Insulated Lab Co
R. J. Wright Mfg. Co
Welch Aircraft Co
Economy Governor Co. Grable Gas Regulator Co
Maring Wire Co
Bedford
Carl Furst Co. Inc
Evans Elevator Equalizer Co
Wolcotts Dairy
Heltonville Limestone Co
Bedford Foundry & Machine Co
Waterseal Roofing Tile Co
Berne
Homer Mfg. Co
Bloomington
Hoadley-Cline Stone Co
Bloomington Limestone Co
Independent Limestone Co
Columbus Indianapolis
Crawfordsville
American Mite Eliminator Co
Jeschke
Elkhart
Henry Weis Miz. Co
Absolute Con-Tac-Tor Co
Marshall Electric Co
Adams & Westlake Co
Finnell System
H. & A. Selmer, Inc
A. Glew Glass Co
Sturdy Mfg. Co
Elwood
Elwod Lawn Mower Co
Evansville
Evamsville Packing Co
Kelly Barge
Berryhill Malleable Iron Co
Franklin—Henderson Veneer Co
FT. Wayne
Lewistown
Wayne Overall Co
Woodard Engineering Co
Joshen Bartlett Electric Products Co
McConnell School Map Co
Weeks Manufacturing Co
Greencastle
Portland Cement Co
Greensburg
Reliance Manufacturing Co
Hartford City—Overhead Door Corporation
Huntington
Wolf Manufacturing Co
The
Riess Manufacturing Co
Logansport, Radiator Equipment Co
Pe OU Sno Tee Interstate Public Services
Good Year for Cars Forecast
G M Williams president of Marmon predicts 1928 will bring a record car year with up to 5,000,000 units built and sold nationwide. Marmon, entering straight eight production in 1927, plans to triple output in 1928 as economists foresee improved consumer spending, farmer prosperity, and steel industry stimulus.
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G. M. Williams
Marmon Motor Car Company
Williams
Marmon
TAX REFUND TO EXPERT Busiiness WASHINGTON
Don't blame the poor taxpayer if he can't get his income tax report right. The Commissioner of Internal Revenue David H Blair lists refunds filed with Congress. A refund of 152.85 was made to Blair in Washington for taxes paid in error.
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Busimes
Washington
Congress
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
David H. Blair
Indiana Progress Report Highlights Budget Reforms
The 1925 budget law gave the Governor and Legislature direct control of most state expenditures. Indiana enters 1928 with no indebtedness and a pay-as-you-go policy, after real estate reassessment cut $204 million in valuation and farmers bore the larger tax relief. The administration midwives reform amid opposition and calls for scrutiny, urging citizens to consider real benefits over critics’ claims.
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Indiana
Auto crash kills Clarence Heidergott in city
Clarence Heidergott age 26 of 1517 N Dearborn St died after his car skidded and overturned three times into a ditch at Massachusetts Ave and Rural St while avoiding another auto. Kenneth Van Cleave 23 and Ruth Stevenson 19 were not injured. Van Cleave was charged with manslaughter. Heidergott survived by parents and three sisters and two brothers. he belonged to Brightwood M Church. New York health officials say babies born in 1928 may live longer by about days.
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Clarence Heidergott
N. Dearborn St
Massachusetts Ave
Tured
Kenneth van Cleave
Windsor St
Ruth Stevenson
Lincoln St
van Cleave
Threwers
Marie Yeager
Ariz
Glenn Marshall
Angeles
Cal
Clara Heidergott
Raymond Heidergott
Tucson
Frederick Heidergott
Brightwood M. Church
New York
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TY College
Tcchers’ School
Blanche Mathews
Teachers’ College of Indianapolis
Butler
Sier State
Madison
Madison Baking Co
Nor Rose Silver Fox
Michigan City
Cabranette Corporation
Royal Metal Mfg. Co
Mishawaka—American Foundry Equipment Co
Northern Indiana Brick Co
Osco Mfg. & Rivet Co
Superior Nonferrous Foundry Co
Wakana Paper Co
Muncie
Perfect Circle Co
Amco Rebound Check Corp
Plymouth
Argos Foundry Co
Plymoth Mfg. Co
Puzzie
Bushville
Endres-Tompkins Co
Seymour
Bromwell Bush Mfg. Co
Indianapolis Pump & Tube Co
Shelbyville
SOUTH_ BEND
Empire Box Co
M. 33
Skinner Co
William Sipple & Co
Terre Haute
American Steel Co
Brandt Radio Power Co
Hoosier Hickory Furniture Co
Standard Hatchery Co
Tipton—Meattern Shear Co
Union City
the Allen Furniture Co
Illinois Building
Illinois At
Market Street
Illinois
George S. Voss
Grash
Heldergott
Istory
Donse Brothers
American Paper Stock CO
West Market Street
City Trust Company
City Securities Corporation
Dick Miller
East Washington Street
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