In Memoriam George Bantert Funeral Directors Listings
In memoriam for George Bantert dated Dec 31 1928. Notices reference multiple funeral directors and mortuary services including WM. D. Beanblossom, J. W. Patterson, Hiley & Titus, and others. Advertising lines mention aviation career ads and home services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bantert
WM. D
Beanblosson
W. Rayst
W. T. Blasengym
Shelby St. Drexe
George ~Craemer
Riley
Hiley & Titus
Delaware
W. Patterson
Ragsdale & Price Li
Alabama
WALD
Union Bt
N. Ilinois St. J
Wilson Funeral
Help Wanted Classified Ads Cleared for 1930
Help wanted notices offer sales opportunities with A Nas Co at 40 W Ohio St Indianapolis and other job listings. Local ads seek janitor and repairs, humanitarian services, and drapery laundering by multiple firms with contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Nas! Co
Ohio St
Indianapolis
Ind
Rooms for Rent in Ashland and Nearby Areas
Classified notices list many rooms for rent and rooming houses across Ashland and surrounding streets. Offers include single and double rooms with private baths, heat, and furnishings, plus several with board options and shared facilities. Prices range roughly from three to seven dollars weekly, with multiple listings near 1600 to 3200 blocks and various hotels offering steam heat and modern amenities.
Aged Minister Laid to Rest at Crown Hill
Funeral services were held for Rev. William H. Chambers 82 a Negro minister with a fifty year church career. Burial followed at Crown Hill. Survivors include three daughters and a son all of Indianapolis. Open houses and community events marked New Year observances across Indianapolis with church meetings musical programs and a volleyball tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Hill
William H. Chambers
Minerva Street
S. G. Spottswood
J. W Wood
G W Register
Montgomery County
Alabama
Chambers
A. M. B. Zion Church
R. W. Conrad
Indianapolis
The
Christian Church
A. C. Shortridge
Shortridge High School
Tennessee
North Carolina
Washington
Central City
Fliza Willis
Rue V. Artis
Laura Chambers
Andrew W. Chambers
Phyllis Wheatley
Frances Davis
Emile Garrett
Nerissa N. Brokenburr
Elizabeth Hughes
Harry Radcilff
Paul Hill
Clarence Lucas
Frank Ransom
Y.Y. M. GC
Y. M. GC
Loyal Legion Club
Bethel A. M. F
West Twenty-ninth Street
Effie Milliken
Gertrude Gamlin
Europe
Elizabeth Stewart
Geraldine Collins
Norine Williams
Weir Btuart
Unity Quartet
S. B. Butler
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Robert E. Skelton
Barnes M. E. Church
Simpson M. E
M. W. Clair J Fey Ggster
Ned
Scott's
M. E
G. T. Hao
Christ Temple
Fall Cre
Paris Avenue
Rome
Capernaum
Nazareth
Holy Land
Boulevard
Egypt
Ordan
Gallilee
Haywood
Temple
Mt. Paran Baptist Church
H. Bell
Reed
City Fathers Close Regime With Oratory
At the last scheduled meeting of their regime council members delivered farewell speeches at city hall. Ed ward B. Raub Sr. ended the session by dropping the gavel as Rand cracked the president's desk. Several council veterans spoke of four years of colorful happenings and urged future leaders to pursue daylight saving and budget prudence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Edward B. Raub Sr
Albert Meurer
Herman P. Lieber
Earl Buchanan
Lieber
Buchanan
Rand
Raub
Robert E. Springsteen
Meredith Nicholson
L. Ert Slack
Stock Prices Rally as Year Ends in Turbulent Trade
Financial editor Elmer Walzer reports that stocks on the New York and curb exchanges and markets worldwide hit record highs earlier, then plunged sharply in the year. By year end prices rally with hopes for 1930 while many small investors faced ruin from the prior crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Financial
New York
New York Stock Exchange
New York Curb Exchange
Washington
Stock Exchange
Dow, Jones & Co
Weather report for field at 9 30 a m
In the air at 9 30 a m southeast wind 12 mph pressure 29.99 inches cold temperature 43 partly frozen ceiling unlimited visibility one mile field
Arrivals and Departures at Curtiss-Mars Hill Airport
Curtiss-Mars Hill Airport saw multiple movements with Fokker Super Universal pilots Curtiss-Mars Hill to Chicago and Fred Barnes to Marion and back. Embry-Riddle air mail passengers C A McConnell John Morse Indianapolis fly to Chicago while E W Chatfield travels Cincinnati to Indianapolis. Prest-O-Lite VP James H McDuffey flies to Chicago. Capitol airport students E B Shultze and L W Mohler pass a commerce exam for private pilot licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtiss
Capitol Airport
E. B. Shultze
L. W. Mohler
Department of Commerce
J. M. Wethern
Air Speed Mark Claimed by United Preas
A new air speed record for commercial planes was reported as achieved by Universal Airlines. The Fokker tri motor ship flew from Chicago to Cleveland at 203 miles per hour carrying twelve passengers and two pilots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Cleveland
Universal Airlines
Chicago
Police Trail New Year Liquor Crimes In Indianapolis
Police report multiple liquor related arrests including James Tomesselle and Margaret Tomassello charged with operating a blind tiger and vagrancy. John Reddy charged with speeding operating a blind tiger and transporting liquor after a car search revealed five gallons of alcohol. Officers found twenty six gallons of whisky in a car near the stockyards and traced a license as they search for the owner. A stolen car tied to New Jersey and North streets contained two gallons of alcohol. Lacy Ellis drunk driving arrest followed a collision on Indiana avenue. Charles Brown charged with intoxication and drunken driving after a collision with John Schneider’s car on East Tenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
James Tomesselle
Pennsylvania Street
Margaret
William Cox
Tomassello
John Reddy
Silver Avenue
New Jersey
North Streets
L. E. Wood
Washington Boulevard
North
Lacy Ellis
Lafayette Street
Indiana Avenue
Charles Brown
East Tenth Street
John Schneider
College Avenue
South Alabama Street
Couple party planned for visiting university members
At the University of Michigan students spend holidays with parents Mr and Mrs George L Hayes. Intercollegiate Club plans a Couple party for visiting members. Mrs Myrilia Jackson of Detroit visits hosts Mr and Mrs Adolph Evans at 2435 Shriver Avenue. Miss Hazel Jackson visits friends in Lexington Kentucky during vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillis Wheatley Embroidery Club
Grace Wilson
Highland Place
H. L. Stewart
Carthage
James McGhee
M. Cook
Edwin Knox
West
Pratt Street
Anna Pritchett
Katie Smith
Detroit
Arthur Davis
Chicago
W. T. Davis
M. W. Clair Jr
Boulevard Place
Irene Harris
Phyllis Wheatley
University of Michigan
George L. Hayes
Intercollegiate Club
J. T. Hill
Myrilia Jackson
Adolph Evans
Shriver Avenue
Hazel Jackson
Lexington
Oak trees need sun for sturdy roots, says Nebraska professor
Professor A E Holch of the University of Nebraska told the Ecological Society of America that young burr oaks need full light to develop deep roots. Seedlings in full hilltop sun reached five feet root depth and 2.25 feet spread, while those in 12 percent light under oaks had 1.6 feet depth and nine tenths of a foot spread, and shaded trees showed only eleven inches depth and three inches spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Service
Des Moines
A. E. Holch
University of Nebraska
Ecological Society of America
His Fatal Step By United Press
Samuel Seaman caused trouble at a prize fight in Los Angeles when he stepped on a police lieutenant's coin. Lieutenant William Armstrong compared Seaman's face with a pocket photograph and arrested him for forfeiting his bond in a swindle case. Seaman was jailed awaiting trial in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Samuel Seaman
Seaman
William Armstrong
Los Angeles
City Dons Gala Garb to Usher in New Year
Indianapolis prepares for a big New Year celebration despite prohibition enforcement plans. Police Chief Worley Sheriff Winkler and deputy administrator Wilkey mobilize 200 officers plus extra triage to curb dampness and illicit revelry across clubs cafes and roadhouses. Big events listed include Columbia Club 1600 reservations and Indianapolis Athletic Club 800 reservations with other dinners and balls across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United City Army
Claude M. Worley
George L. Winkler
John W. Wilkey
Prohibition
Indiana
Columbia Club
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Neverland” Hall
Elks Club
Hoosier Athletic Club
Broadmoor
Highland Golf and Country Clubs
Meridian Hills Country Club
Sahara Grotto
Severin
Pipes distribute gas to thirteen towns
The Indiana Consumers Gas and By Products Company reports 85 miles of pipeline completed in 1929, bringing total gas pipes to 235 miles serving Martinsville Terre Haute Bloomington Bedford Clinton Franklin Greencastle and nearby areas in Indiana and Taylorsville Shelbyville Effingham Paris Maroon and Charlotte in Illinois. The plant spans fifty acres and also yields by products like coke tar ammonia sulphate benzol toluol xylol napthalene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Consumers Gas and By Products Company
Terre Haute
A. M. Ogle
Indiana Consumers Company
Martinsville
Bloomington
Bedford
Clinton
Franklin
Greencastle
Illinois
Taylorsville
Shelbyville
Effingham
Paris
Maroon
Charlottte
Trade Board Chief Scoffs at Pessimism
Samuel P. Arnot president of the Chicago Board of Trade reviews the nation’s outlook for 1930 praising a sound credit situation and forward industrial expansion. He notes improving farm conditions, a bright agricultural outlook and the launch of a new securities market on the Board of Trade as key developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Samuel P. Arnot
Chicago Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Central Grain Market
Central West
Births in City Hospitals and Homes Listed by Families
A list of births recorded for many families with entries tying newborns to parents and residence or hospital. The notes name numerous couples and addresses including cities and streets, with several tied to city hospitals and Methodist hospital facilities.
Deaths in City Highlighting Chronic and Acute Illnesses
A list of recent deaths includes Allison Lope 70 chronic myocarditis at 1034 East Market and George Bucksot 75 coronary occlusion of 12 North Oakland. Others noted are William Baker 29 tuberculous meningitis at city hospital and Augusta Marten 74 cerebral hemorrhage at 1621 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison Lope
East Market
George Bucksot
North Oakland
William Jacob Baker
City Hospital
Henry A. Sanders
Broadway
Augusta H. Marten
Evangeline Neuer McNeely
Norway Sanitarium
Avery Byron Charpie
St. Vincent's Hospital
James W. McGowan
North Randolph
Lon Smith
Joseph Vesper
Delaware
Washington
Harles P. Greenen
North Alabama
Kright
Levingston Owens
Edward W. Bassett
George J. Bechtold
North Warman
Marin Lomescu
Anna Alexander
Pauline Wuellner
Nettie A. Vandercook
City
Sie Peters
Central
Lucy A. den
North Meridian
Maud N. McKey
St. Peter
Annabelle Prosser
East Morris
Mary V. Hoover
Bellefontaine
Robert Irwin
Brooker
Frances Neeley
East St. Clair
New Year Tragedy Ends in Poison Attempt
William Mack aged 40 drank poison in his room at 424 West Maryland Street Monday night. Police rushed him to city hospital where his condition was not serious this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mack
West
Maryland Street
City Hospital
Publicized Public Sale and Vehicle Bid Notices
A legal notice lists goods of several individuals held in storage with six month charges, slated for public sale on Tuesday January 21 1930 to satisfy debts. It also announces bids for 1930 motor vehicle publication lists with sealed bids due by 12 noon on August 8 1930 and details submission to the Indiana Motor Vehicle Bureau and Secretary of State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Gris Delmar Hyatt
Henry Stegemeier
Beuhla Stewart
Cyrus Miller
Thomas Rodebauch
Geo. Stephens
Raymond Stiech
Williams
Paul Stevens
E. N. Canada
of Indiana
R. R. Singleton
Lamers
Osee Motor Vehicle Bureau
Tehouse
Automentc License Department
Diana
G. Eectars
Bante
of L. Com
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Monument Circle
Irvington School of Music
Endicott- Johnson
Virginia
Colonial Stages
Wterstate Transit
Comfort
Great Lakes
Dayton
Cincinnati
Louisville
Nashville
Jacksonville
New
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Kansas City
Denver
Denison Hotel
Monument Circle Union
Lincoln
Joe
Delta Lima Nu
Ayres
E. F Burkle
Mass
Ave Ri
C. Gilliland
Keemer Rug. Co
Hyatt Johnson Personal Service
Doyle Heating CO
Jones
Franckson
Sohn LA Mont
Park
N. Euclid
Ashland
Bath
Central Ave
Reas
Virginia Ave
College
Denison
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Arlor
East
Furn
Grant
Vermont
Walnut
Lun
Pancor
E. Wash
Pleasant’ S Blvd
isTa
Ala
Holloway
Lisbenatta
el Lifly's
NOBLE
Oriental
Apt
Penn
Prospect
Southeastern
Wee ST. Clair
Real O Walcott
la Esperas
Fountain Square
1664
Dexter
Utilities Furn
Riverside
J. Southeastern
Alameda
St. Clair & IL Sts
Gorner Oliver and Division
Apts
Ashland Ave
Bellingham
Balsam Ave
Capitol
Dorman
Ath
Cali M KE
Elsner
Ambassador
N. Penn
Krieger
Enero
H. &. Woodsmal & CO
Dee
Meridian
Moynahan Properties
Fletcher
Beechwood
Coffey
Savage
Eastern
Haugh
Lee
Meredith
Palmer
Ovo
W. Winthrop
Tenth ST
Rae Ri
Marott
E. Morris
Belle Vieu Pines
Spades Park
Pras
Oasas Brookside Ave
E. L
N. Delaware St
N. Dela. St. St
Rockville Rd Rd
Forty-sixth St
Vernon Ave
Lawrence
West Side
Delaware St
Lawrence, Ind
N, Delaware St
National Road East
Hill
Wine Trust
Evc
Arrow Transfer CO
HICK
Partlow-Jenkins Motor Car CO
JH. Taylor Trans
Cleve
W. Britton
Une Engineering
D. Gardner & CO
Maryland St
Washington Bt
Oo Superior
Competition Paint CO
Tidian St
Georgia St
Singer Sewing
Q Co
W. Wash. Ri
Crawford
Drophra Ugers
Singer CO
Assachusetts Ave
Patterson Shade Co
Woolworth
E. Wi
College Ave
Giri
Singers
Foot Power & Electric
Owen
Pittsburg
College Ave. College
Arcola
Bellefontaine St
Creek Bivd
Braun's
S. Meridian
Meridian St
Special Motors
H. P
Meier Electric and McHine CO
S. Meridian St
E. H
10Th St
Basinette
Capitol Ave
South St
Houce
Georgia Bt
Bovis Hatchery
N. Delaware
Radio and Equipment
Stewart-Warner
Graybar
Atwater Kent
Armacost
W. North
Philco
Atwater-Kent
Atwater-igent
Aceto
E. Washington
Philips
Brunswick
Bargin
Aerred Sunde Co
East End
Rae
Fo Hardware Co
Stewart Warner
Robserry
Majestic
Comlete
Barleria
Madison Ave
Rooseyee
Stevens
Monument Place
Science
Wilking Music Co
Jesse French
Wi Music Co
Kimball Piano
Wwdug _Music Co
Lorene
Pembroke Arcade
Baldwin
Biain
Termsusie Co
Victrola
Weineke
Victor
Mahoz
Cntral
Prase
H. Ha
Woodstock Typewriter
Consolidated
Rhodius Park
N, Ware, Bridges & Graves CO
Bethel Coal CO
Caven St
Minter-Middleton Fuel Co
Fredrick Coal Co
Beecher
J. A. Irvine
Allen Chapel
A. M. E. Church
Metropolitan Baptist Church
J. D. Johnson
Johnson
Missionary
Indianapolis Music Promoters Club
Carlotta McNary
Second Baptist Church
West Michigan
Toledo
B. J.F. Westbrook
Unity Club
Narcissus Gibson
North West Street
James Scott
Simpson M. FE
Evanston, Til
Garrett Biblical Institute Council
William H. Vanderbilt
Anne Gordon Colby
Everett Colby
West Orange
N. J
BY Elmer Walzer
1930
State Company
William Hill
Barth Avenue
Police Department
Times
Tewcastle
Jacob Lowe
Trade Board
Arthur
Anna Curtis
Dearborn
Aubrey
Violet Dillman
Kansas
Hazel Pringle
Prospecta Tailour
Viola Hendrickson
Raymond
Pauline Cole
Birch
Henry
Mary Terrell
Charles and
Margaret Cook
Hos- Ptheodore
Frances Ballard
Herman and Gynith
Kimberlin
Cecil
Irene Mills
Homan
Gladys Bolds
Merle Welch
Hosital Tld
Edna Lovell
West Merrill
William
Beatrice Catshall
Holliday
Albert
Mary Russell
East Southern
Thomas
Florina Lee
Maple Oes
Cora Lynch
William and
Jola King
John and
Sylvia Lepany
Paul and
Edna Shanks
Donald and
Edith Deuitch
Methodist Hospital
Nila and
Mary Leer
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