Farm Bureau to Concentrate on Marketing Bill
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation plans full effort for the proposed Farmers Cooperative Marketing bill in the Legislature. President William H Settle says support is strong. Governor Jackson shown friendly stance. Other favored measures include state income tax reappraisement of property in 1925 and a gasoline tax rise. Perry H Crane named secretary treasurer. W T Martindale named director. Board members include Oscar Larm and James H Gwaltney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Farmers’ Cooperative
William H.settle
Bluffton
Settle
Warren T. McCray
Brett Ed Jackson
Jackson
Newcastle
Farm Federation
Perry H. Crane
Lebanon
Federation
W. T. Martindale
Wayne County
Lewis Taylor
Newburg
Oscar Larm
Oxford
James H. Gwaltney
Poseyville
Scott Meeks
Shelbyville
National Council of Cooperative Farmers’ Associations
Washington D. C
Gwaltney
Wheat Growers Association
Tribute to Gompers Recalls Labor Leader’s Rise
Rabbi M. M. Feuerlicht delivered a memorial sermon at the Indianapolis Hebrew Temple praising Samuel Gompers as a practical dreamer who elevated labor to dignity. He described how a self-made immigrant from struggle reached the pinnacle of labor leadership and helped lift the entire labor movement. Local labor leaders attended the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompers
M. M. Feuerlicht
Gompers
Indianapolis
Thief Steals Purse and Jewelry During Supper
Mrs Malinda Krull heard a thief steal her handbag containing 3 dollars and a necklace worth 80. Other thefts included a 16 gauge shotgun valued at 25 from Everett Welson, silverware and a safety razor from Elizabeth Day, and a 40 overcoat stolen from Louis Piercn at the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malinda Krull
Fifteenth St
Everett’ Welson
Lexington Ave
Elizabeth Day
Eleventh St
Louis J. Piercn
Winthron Ave
Schools Reopen After Christmas Break in Indianapolis
Indianapolis grade schools high schools and colleges resume Monday after two weeks vacation. Indiana Central College resumed Wednesday and Butler University Teachers College and Indianapolis and Indiana Dental reopen Monday. College students begin returning to campuses and traveling by rail interurban and bus networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Central College
Butler University
Teachers’ College
Indiana Dental
College
New Hope for Lindley Ryu
Friends in Bloo ton Indiana report that Dr E Lindley former Indiana professor and ex KU head will be reinstated after January 12 when Governor Davis retires and the incoming governor is said to favor Lindley restoring him to his position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryu
Ton
Ind
E. Lindley
Indiana
University of Kansas
Davis
New Method of Reducing Fat News Buzz
Joyful note promises weight loss without dieting. Marmoia Prescription touted as universal, claimed to reduce fat and wrinkles with simple steps. Advert says "take one of four" but lacks clear instructions or sources.
Indianapoli s Poultry and Cat Show Opens with 600 Birds 125 Cats
The fifty second annual Indianapolis Poultry and Cat Show opened at Cable Tabernacle drawing hundreds of viewers. Theo Hewes, sole international sponsor, manages and promotes the exhibits in Indianapolis Havana and Kansas City. Sonny the cream Persian owned by Capt Heslar and Champion Princess Boncilla are highlighted. Mildred De Long assists Hewes and George Overman’s prize rooster is pictured. The Show features a $600 valued Single Comb White Leghorn winner from Chicago Seum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
America
Cable Tabernacle
Theo Hewes
Europe
Sonally
Havana
Cuba
Kansas City
Sonny
F. Heslar
N. Addison St
Heslar
Boncilla
Mildred de Long
McPherson Ave
Hewes
George Overman
Ovie's Poultry Farm
Marion
Ind
Chicago
Monon Promotes Three For City Passenger Posts
Monon route officials announced the appointment of Parvin Hawthorne city ticket agent as city passenger agent succeeding Frank V. Martin. Albert H. Schiensker left Union Station to join Monon city offices as city ticket agent. Donald Norwalt named assistant city ticket agent in a newly created post. Appointments made by E. P. Cockerell in Indianapolis. Hawthorne is 30 and youngest city passenger agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monon
Parvin Hawthorne
Frank V. Martin
Division
Humston
Albert H.schiensker
Union Station
Ohio St
Donald Norwalt
E. P. Cockerell
Chicago
Indianapolis
Hawthorne
Monon City
Lloyd Films Hostess Chair for St Vincent Hospital Show
Mrs. Harry A. McDonald will chair hostesses for a Monday afternoon charity film program at St. Vincent Hospital. Harold Lloyd pictures Aboard Pinched and Bashful will screen with assistance from Dr and Mrs David Ross Dr and Mrs Fred L Pettijohn Mr and Mrs Frank Daniel Mr and Mrs Mont Joslin and Mr and Mrs Walter H Geisel. The Metropolitan School of Music provides music and readings and Rotary Club funds support the Indorsers program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indorsers
St. Vincent Hospital
Harold Lloyd
Metropolitan School of Music
Rotary Club
Prisoners_Removed After South Marion Hold-Up Arrests
Two alleged participants in a $4,000 South Marion hold-up were arrested in Grant County Indiana and jailed. They gave names Robert Morse and wife Emily Morse at 59 S La Salle St. Other men, William Behrens James Robbins and Red Smith, had been sentenced to ten to twenty years for auto banditry. Morse surrendered without a fight and his 3 year old son Robert Jr. was placed with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Grant County
S. la Salle St
Robert Morse
Emily Morse
William Behrens
Monticello
Red’’ Smith
Brizal
James Robbins
Lebanon
Morse
Robert, Jr
Wabash College Five Tangles With Em-Roe Squad In Anderson
In Anderson Indiana tonight the Wabash College five meets the Em-Roe squad in a charity game for Anderson High School Athletic Association. This is their second meeting this season with Wabash having won the first encounter 33 to 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Anderson High School Athletic Association
Wabash College
Em-Roe
Wabash
Independents
Hostesses Named for Sister Women's Assembly Luncheon
Twenty five tables will host hostesses drawn from prominent club women church women and wives of Indianapolis businessmen for the Sister Women's Assembly luncheon on January 12. The program includes greetings from statewide women. Mrs A J Clark and Mrs Hugh McGibeny lead the musical portion with Mrs S E Perkins assisting Mrs Allen T Fleming as general chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sister Women’s Assembly
Indianapolis
A. J. Clark
Hugh McGibeny
S._E. Perkins
Allen T. Fleming
Puzzle Verse Hints at Changing Times and Tomorrow
A reflective poem urges embracing the present and future while dismissing the past year. It hints at a concealed message within the verse. Previously a puzzle described tree cuts and rearranging pieces to form a square.
Tax returns due by midnight March 16 says collector
Internal Revenue Collector M Bert Thurman warns that March 15 is the last day to file income tax returns by midnight March 16. Forms have been mailed to prior filers, but failure to receive a form does not relieve the taxpayer of the obligation to file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bert Thurman
Internal Revenue
Thurman
Urman
Board Members Named and Trustees Reappointed
Governor Emmett F. Branch reappoints J. E. Green Munele John R. Nash and Co J Murphy to the agriculture board with new terms starting today. Five board members to be elected Thursday include John B. Stoll A E Babcock Marion B Stults and Albert C Dally as various trustees and chief inspector roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Agriculture Executive Committee
Emmett F. Branch
J. E. Green
Munele
John R. Nash
Tipton
Marion B. Stults
Huntington
State Board of Embalmera
Albert C. Dally
Knightsville
Mining Bureau
Cairy Littlejohn
Quiz contractor in wife's death
John Warren Hahne a wealthy Omaha contractor and real estate dealer is questioned after his wife May Hahne 46 is found beaten to death in their cellar. Bloodied hatchet and hammer and suspenders show evidence while two diamond earrings remain and rings valued at 1000 each missing. He previously spent time in an asylum and fears for his fires and tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Omaha
Neb
John Warren Hahne
May Hahne
Theahne
Hahne
New York City
San Francisco
Bishop faults Klan in church friction and sermons
Bishop Joseph F. Berry of Philadelphia criticizes Ku Klux Klan influence in church appointments during a conference in Indiana. He says secret orders have no business in churches and warns the Klan harms harmony and the church’s spiritual mission. He predicts a short life for the Klan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph F. Berry
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Advocate
Methodist Publication
Frederick D. Leete
Indianapolis
Ku Klux Klan
New Chevrolet Autos Debut From Indianapolis Dealers
New model Chevrolet cars appear today through Indianapolis Chevrolet dealers with many improvements. Features include a new disc clutch, Duco finish, revised rear suspension, motor upgrades, balloon tires with disc wheels on closed models. The car is described as an entirely new product with all parts enclosed. Bodies are dark blue and aquamarine with black tops. the coupe is sage green. Radiators use airplane rust proof metal with nickel finish. the car sits lower, and the body is four inches longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Indianapolis
Police and Firemen Band Plans February Tour
The police and firemen's band plans a six day trip through Indiana cities in late February to raise funds for entertaining the international police chiefs convention next summer. Led by Lieut. Samuel Geddes the band hopes to visit Anerson Muncie Souti Bend Terre Haute Evansville and possibly Louisville. The group drew strong crowds in Eastern cities last summer on the way to the 1924 Montreal convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Shank
Police Chiefs
Samuel Geddes
Anerson
Muncie
Souti
Bend
Terre Haute
Evansville
Louisville
Montreal
Canada
Club to Show Movies at Lincoln Luncheon
Motion pictures taken in a coal mine will be shown at the Service Club weekly luncheon in Lincoln with a talk by William Zeller of Knox Consolidated Coal Company. The club plans a dance on January 23 in Lincoln. Joe Rand Beckett serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Club
Lincoln
William Zeller
Knox Consolidated Coal Company
Joe Rand Beckett
Vacancy stirs Gibson County legal circles in Indiana
Princeton Indiana January 3 The appointment of a judge of the Gibson County Court to replace Robert A Baltzell, named to the Federal bench at Indianapolis, draws attention from local attorneys. Gov Emmett F Branch is expected to pick Baltze ll successor with Klan support rumored for Luther Benson or John Q A Goodman. Stuart Fisher Republican chairman has yet to name a choice but is expected to defer to party organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Ind
Gibson
Robert A. Baltzell
Indianapolis
Gibson County
Emmiett F. Branch
Baltzell
Indiana Klan
Luther Benson
John Q. A. Goodman
Stuart Fisher
First District
Repubican
Storekeeper Shot Resisting Robbery in Raymond Indiana
James Starling proprietor of a general store in Raymond was shot and seriously wounded when he resisted bandits trying to rob his shop. The men fled after the scuffle. In Fortville thieves used a truck to haul away over 500 dollars in merchandise from the Whetzell general store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Raymond
Ind
James Starling
Fortville
Whetzell General Store
Budget Advisors Tour State Institutions For Feeble Minded
Budget advisors to visit Butlerville Indiana to review needs of the Farm Colony for Feeble-Minded seeking 337 855 dollars for new buildings and 3000 dollars yearly for two years for extra ground. Consolidation talks with Ft Wayne School for Feeble-Minded Youth noted. Ft Wayne requests 298 500 dollars for new buildings. It is claimed economy could cut half of institutional costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butlerville
Ind
Ft. Wayne
Police aid husband in frantic search for missing wife
Police joined a husband in a search for Anna Howard aged 27 who has bobbed dark brown hair and brown eyes. He suspects she is with another man and could face juvenile court proceedings if found, with a child at home at 1128 N. Belle Vue Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Howard
N. Belle Vieu Pl
Anna
Howard
Bus Owners to Meet On Regulation Ahead of Lincoln Meeting
Indiana motor bus owners plan a legislative program for the annual Lincoln meeting Tuesday. They seek regulation by the State highway commission, not the public service commission. Robert I. Marsh will discuss legal matters and officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted C. Brown
Motor Bus Association of Indiana
Lincoln
State Highway Commission
Public Service Commission
Traction
Robert I. Marsh
Last Rites Arranged for Mrs. Mary J. Ellis
Funeral services for 89 year old Mrs Mary J Ellis were held today at Bailey Kragele undertaking establishment. Burial followed at Crown Hill. She is survived by daughters Mrs D N Brown of Chicago and Mrs Elizabeth Hudson of Indianapolis and son George M Ellis of Muncie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Ellis
Lew W. Cooper
Thirty-Ninth St
Bailey & Kragele Undertaking Establishment
Meridian St
Crown Hill
Ellis
D. N. Brown
Chicago
Elizabeth Hudson
Indianapolis
George M. Ellis
Muncie
Hoosiers at Auto Show Highlight Indianapolis Presence
Indiana firms study national auto show opening in New York city. Representatives include Ray Summers and Perry Oakes of Oakes Manufacturing. Carl Walkerich of Dodge. Hiram Browne of Zenite Metal. Oz McMurtrie and Hugh J Davey Jr. of Robbins Body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
New York
Indianapolis
Ray P. Summers
Perry Oakes
The
Oakes Manufacturing Company
Carl H. Wallerich
Indianapolis Dodge
Hiram Browne
Zenite Metal Company
Oz McMurtrie
Hugh J. Davey Jr
Robbins Body Corporation
Railroad Veteran Ira W. Gantt Dies at 64 in Buffalo
Ira W. Gantt, 64, a general freight agent for the Grand Trunk Railroad, died at his Buffalo home Thursday. A veteran railroad man, he had served the Grand Trunk for over two decades and attended the Monoday celebration staged by the Indianapolis Club on September 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira W. Gantt
Buffalo
N. Y
Grand Trunk Railroad
Gantt
Indianapolis Club
Jewish Women to Meet in Indianapolis Council Gathering
The Council of Jewish Women will meet Monday at 2 15 p m in the Temple of the Indiana Hebrew Congregation at Tenth and N Delaware Streets. Prof LM Richardson of Butler University will speak and Mrs Haney Martin with Mrs Simon Kiser will sing. A study circle meets January 19 in the temple vestry room. Col Alfred Chandler and Mrs Chandler will conduct services at the Salvation Army citadel tonight and Sunday assisted by Major and Mrs W B Sowers the state commanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Col. Chandler
Alfred Chandler
Chicago
Central Territory
Salvation Army
Chandler
Salvation Army Citadel
W. B. Sowers
Stolen Autos Report Acknowledges Multiple Thefts
A police blotter lists several cars reported stolen including a Ford from L. D. Sharer 4415 North Guiliford Avenue and a Buick from 3140 North Meridian Street. Other thefts include a Ford from 235 East Vermont Street and a Ford from Thirteenth Street and Alabama Street, with owners Edward Devlin Floyd Roney and John McCarty named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Sharer
N. Guiliford Ave
Ford
Vermont
Meridian
Sta
Vonnegut Machinery Company
South St
Buick
Meridian St
Edward Devlin
Illinois St
Ohio
Pennsylvania
John “McCarty
Senders &T
Vermont St
Floyd Roney
Graceland Ave
Thirteenth St
Alabama
Automobiles Found Include Ford In Multiple Locations
Automobiles located tied to individuals and addresses include a Ford found at New Jersey Street Massachusetts Avenue and another cited by Dr C H White Mooresville Indiana. Herman Kahn of 1812 Montcalm Street Essex is linked to a vehicle found at 2600 Bluff Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Kahn
Montcalm St
Essex
Bluff Rd
C. H. White
Mooresville
Ind
Ford
New Jersey St
Massachusetts Ave
Bloomington council director meeting called by Mrs Louden
Mrs. T. J. Louden president of the Indiana May Wright Sewall Council of Women has called a meeting of the board of directors for Thursday at the Lincoln. The session opens at 10 30 a m and luncheon follows at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Louden
Bloomington
Indiana May Wright Sewall Council of Women
The
Lincoln
Healed Rupture Relief Without Operation
A reader describes a long term cure for a rupture after years of pain. He says trusses failed but a method provided quick and permanent relief with no operation and no time lost from work as a carpenter. He offers to share details if written to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agennel Aelief
Chicago Port Receives Huge Animal Shipment Increase
By Timted Preas Chicago January 3. The port reports an increase of nearly 25 million dollars in animals of all kinds received over 1928. The figures reflect higher livestock imports and related trade activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Salesman Vern Kinsey Dies En Route Home
Noblesville Indiana reports Vern Kinsey aged 57, a traveling salesman for thirty five years, died of heart trouble in a Lima Ohio hotel Friday. His body will be returned here today for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specia Noblesville
Ind
Vern Kinsey
Kinsey
Lima
Ohio
Sharp By Time a Specia
An Alexandria notice describes a tense incident in which a divorced husband confronted a newly married couple in an office. He taunted the groom about the bride and warned of ongoing trouble, marking a sharp exchange in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Legislative Council of Women Meets to Discuss Program
The Legislative Council of Women will convene Thursday at the Claypool to outline the legislative program for the upcoming Legislature and to hear reports from committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Council of Women
Claypool
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Rabbi Feuerlicht
Lindley
O. F.hhslar
Lloyd Films
Harry A. McDonald
Gamet
Women’s Assembly
Frank‘ M’kinney
Gertrude Baker McKinney
Frank McKinney
Elder Ave
Mariette
J. F. Berry
Klan
Budget Advisors Tour
State Budget Advisory Committee
Hoosiers
National Display
Legislative Council
Aetna Trust
State Life Launch
State Life Bldg
D. & P. Coffee CO
East Side i
Fort In
Santos
Notigch
North Alabama St
Southern Seed Co
Sisseme- Boyer’s Hatchery
Thorntown, Indiane
Walter T. Blasengym
Ai. Funeral Home
Smacy
Indiana State
Normal School
Terre Haute and
L. N. Hines
Knights of Columbus Evening School
Auto Mechanics
N. Penn
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