State collects funds in three fiscal years
The Indiana State attorney general's office reports 14372.12 collected from SIPOM estates without heirs over three fiscal years. Unclaimed witness and other fees totaled 12461.22, with 4000 in last year penalties paid by Indianapolis Light and Heat and Merchants Heat and Light for public service order violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Attorney General’s Office
Accounts Board
Indianapolis Light and Heat Company
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Public Service Commission
State Tax Board
General Fund
Board of Denial Examiners
Southeastern Hospital
Ingane
Indiana Historical Commission
State
Orn Growers’ Association
Marion County Bureau elects new officers at annual meeting
Henry J. Fink of New Augusta was named president Walter Scherer became vice president and Royal Mc Clain was re elected secretary treasurer at the Marion County Bureau annual meeting held Saturday at the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Fink
New Augusta
Marion County Bureau
Walter Scherer
Royal McClain
Chamber of Commerce
Automobile Collision Near Carmel Injures Driver Howe
Automobile incident three miles south of Carmel Indiana Sunday afternoon left Guy Howe 45 of 2548 North Alabama Street with a cut and his car overturned. Howe reported another driver cut in and escaped without Howe obtaining the other vehicle's license number. His wife Mrs. Howe was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Howe
Alabama St
Carmel
Ind
Ralston's Son Recovers From Severe Bronchitis
Emmett G. Ralston son of Senator and Mrs Samuel M Ralston was reported recovering from a severe bronchitis attack Mrs Ralston arrived from Washington Saturday when the illness was first reported as serious
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett G. Ralston
Samuel M. Ralston
Six Shortridge Girls Try Out For Child Labor Debate
Six Shortridge High School sec-eds audition to represent the school in the district discussion contest on The Child Labor Amendment. Competitors include Harriet Eberhart Hazel Smith Belle Kaufman Helen Mc Coy Maja Brownlee and Nellie Munson with coach Miss Blanche B Rawlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M’coy
Hazel Smith
Nellie Munson
Belle Kaufman
Maja Brownlee
Harriet Eberhart
Shortridge
Berkeley Rd
Park Ave
Meridian St
Helen Mc
Social and club gatherings listed across Indianapolis venues
RS Albert Asche hosts a 1 pm luncheon bridge at the Indianapolis Athletic Club for Mrs Malcolm W Fuhrer of Mt Vernon Ind. Kappa Alpha Theta Mothers Club holds a Monday luncheon at the Theta house with 70 covers and spring flower baskets. Dances follow by Miss Means and Miss Ogborn. Irvington Pythian Sisters announce a card party series starting Tuesday at 8 pm. Indiana Cosmeticians and Hairdressers hold an open meeting Monday at Claypool. La Velle Gossett Post VFW to host a Tuesday card party at 902 N Pershing Ave. Fortnightly Book Club host Monday luncheon at 3510 Fall Creek Blvd with talks on On the Wings of Song. Vincent C L 8 S C Club meets Monday afternoon at Fletcher Savings to study From Tangiers to Tripoli. Pi Beta Phi Mothers Club luncheon at 5452 University Ave and business meeting follows. Ladies Auxiliary Firemen's Association to meet Tuesday at 7:30 pm at Mansur Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Asche
Central M Ave
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Malcolm W. Fuhrer
Mt. Vernon
Ind
Kappa Alpha Theta Mothers Club
Theta House
Butler Ave
George Montgomery
Harry L. Orlepp
George J. Schwenk
W. H. Thorp
Lula K. de Vaney
Mary Caroline Means
Tipton
Jane Ogborn
Newcastle
Pi Beta Phi Mothers’ Club
University Ave
Meetings Here Tuesday Indiana Groups Schedule
Indiana Builders' Supply Association holds morning and afternoon sessions with luncheon at 12 15 p m and banquet at 8 p m in Claypool. Indiana Humane Society meets at 7 45 p m. C of C Conference for religious education convention with a 9 a m start and 12 15 p m luncheon. Lincoln Central Association of Traveling Lumber Sash and Door Salesmen dinner at 6 30 p m in Lincoln. Indiana Veterinarians' Association convention in Severin. Ladies Whist Club at 1 30 p m in Severin. Indiana optometrist convention in Severin. Rotary Club luncheon in Claypool Gyro Club luncheon Lincoln Mercator Club luncheon Spink Arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Builders’ Supply Association
Claypool
Indiana Humane Society
C. Conference For
Lincoln
Central Association of Traveling Lumber
Indiana Veterinarians’ Association
Severin
Ladies Whist Club
Indiana Optometrist
Rotary Club
Gyro Club
Mercator Club
Spink-Arms
Drunken calls test Leslie and Ruth in late night letter
Ruth recounts Sally Atherton’s letter about John Prescott drinking heavily since Leslie’s arrival in Atlantic City. A drunken late night phone call to Leslie causes tears and anger as Ruth warns of Jack Prescott’s cruelty and mockery toward Leslie’s marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Atherton
John Prescott
Leslie
Atlantic City
Mrs. Atherton
Sally
Hamilton Steel
Jack
John Alden Prescott
Walter
Ruth
Multiple School Meet Activities Outline Various Talks and Performances
School No 29 hosts Anna Poucher state librarian travel talk along with music by Mrs Bradley and a piano monologue by Mrs Siles. Horace Mann School No 13 offers orchestra, Chic Jackson cartoon talk, led by Mrs Spacke. School No 31 opens at 2 20 with Mrs Bernd presiding. Civics department presents a traffic court and a playlet Dance of the Dolls by Miss Lowmans pupils. Louise Noble of the YWCA discusses Public Health at School No 67. Mrs J W Smith leads regular business. School 61 night meeting features Mrs Treub Busch and school orchestra. Federation president Mrs Charles H Smith speaks. School No 15 meets Wednesday at 8 with Xenia Pritchard presiding, solos by Goldie Lowman and H H Rahe, Girl Reserves playlet, Vera Sudbrook piano numbers, and Judge Frank L Lahr address. Mrs S E Riker speaks Wednesday to School No 72 on Fundamentals in Child Training. Calvin Kendall School No 62 meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs W J Kroeger presiding. piano solos by Violet Hess, Marie Robinson, Helen Bulmahn. sax by Marshal Kealing. School 8 business session led by Mrs H E Kramer. Objectionable Literature talk by J J Browne. School 82 patrons hear Music Appreciation by Lenora Coffin, with community singing and a Folk Dance by ten pupils. Mrs Mac Twinehan conducts business. School 66 afternoon talk on Child Labor Amendment by Mrs Walter Greenough. Helen Thoms sings and Matilda Daugherty reads. Camp Fire movement talk by Mrs T W McMeans. E M Bundy discusses patrons of School No 40 Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bernd
Civics Department
Xenia Pritchard
Goldie Lowman
H. H. Rahe
Vera Sudbrook
Frank L. Lahr
Lenora Coffin
Mac Twinehan
Walter Greenough
Association of School 66
Helen Thoms
Matilda Daugherty
T. W. McMeans
Women of Indiana Honor First Female State Official at Luncheon
The Woman's Assembly Club in Indianapolis hosted a noon luncheon at the Chinese ballroom featuring Emma Haton White, the first woman elected to a high Indiana state office. About four hundred attendees filled two semi circles as Dr. White spoke, with many notable guests including Mrs. Vivian Wheatcraft and Miss Dorothy Cunningham. A reception followed at the Severin for Mrs. White, hosted by Mrs. Wheatcraft with extensive floral decor and musical performances by a chamber group and the Indiana Woman's Republican Club quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiania
Issapolis
Woman's Assembly Club
Emma Haton White
Supreme
Indiana
White
Mesdames
Ed Jackson
Emmett F. Branch
J. Frederick Leete
Florence Webster Long
Grace Julian Clarke
John Kern
J. P. Goodrich
William M. Herschell
Chic Jackson
Myra Reynolds Richards
Kin Hubbard
Ovid Butler Jameson
B. Perkins
Samuel Lewis Shank
Kate Milner Rabb
Vivian Tracey Wheatcraft
Dorothy Cunningham
Kathryn BE. Pickett
Mira White
Pauline Holmes
Mesdames C. J. Buchanan
George L. Saunders
Glenn Harris
Rowland Hill
J. Monroe Fitch
Clements Richards
Estes Duncan
Thomas Dailey
Allen T. Fleming
Buchanan
Fleming
David Ross
James H. Lowry
Berta Buick
The
Severin
Indianapolis
Mrs. White
Republican State Committee
Wheatcraft
Arthur R. Robinson
Gertrude Barrett
Elizabeth Smith
O. M. Pittenger
Elizabeth Stanley
Grace Altwater
W. W. Reedy
W. T. Barnes
EB. Perkins
Bert
Gadd
R. C. Huggins
Henry C. Wilson
Edna Pauley
Eugene H. Darrach
Felix T. McWhirter
L. H. Milikan
William A. Guthrie
C.J. Buchanan
Adelia Maxwell
Delphi
T. J. Louden
Bloomington
G. G. Derbyshire
Southport
Helen Phipps
Isabelle Tracy
Beulah Beckwith
Indiana Woman's Republican Club
William Gremelsparker
Logansport
D. R. Sturgeon
Carl L. Wisenberg
Sadie Hains
Y W C A Winter Term Activities and Meetings
The Y W C A outlines winter term plans with registrations open for education classes. The ladies chorus seeks musical members, with meetings Monday at 7 30 in the Green Parlors. New classes begin Wednesday after supper led by Mrs Will Adams. Industry and nominating committees meet Monday and Thursday respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education Department
Will Adams
Marion County Woman Active in State Campaigns
Mrs. R. H. Miller of 2286 N Pennsylvania St serves as assistant secretary of the Indiana Senate and worked as secretary to Daisy McCoy, campaign manager for Governor Ed Jackson. She led the women’s division for Vivian Tracey Wheatcraft and was recently reap pointed publicity chairman for the Marion County WCTU, with years of activity in the Sarah A Swain WCTU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Miller
Pennsylvania St
Indiana Senate
Daisy McCoy
Ed Jackson
Miller
Woman's Division
Vivian Tracey Wheatcraft
Masons Plan Tour to National Conclave in Seattle
Advance notice states Indiana Knights Templar will travel by a special train to the Thirty-Sixth Triennial Conclave of the Grand Encampment at Seattle Washington July 27 to 31. The Indiana group with wives and other Masons departs Indianapolis July 18 with a stop planned at Yellow Stone National Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Knights Templar
United States
Seattle
Wash
Indianapolis
Yellowstone National Park
Is Present Institution of Marriage a Failure
The piece discusses whether marriage is failing and invites readers to share views. It cites Rev. Springer blaming mercenary civilization and business over love, noting disagreement among scholars and advocates for both sides. It asks readers to write to Martha Lee with their opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Junious Springer
Brooklyn, N. Y
Indianapolis
Rev. Springer
Martha Lee
Wife Disillusioned Car At Wah Last
A wife questions the value of twenty five years of marriage and whether she would be unhappier without her husband. She cites his lack of self respect and infidelity with her friends as reasons to consider separation and to spare friends embarrassment by not bringing them into her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wah
Hes Too Sure Dear Miss Lee
A 20 year old girl writes about a strained romance with a long time boyfriend. She fears his knowledge of another girl and asks how to handle the situation with self respect and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lee
Aline
Diamond Dyes Color Things New
Beautiful home dyeing and tinting is guaranteed with Diamond Dyes. Just dip in cold water to tint or boil to dye rich permanent colors. Each 15 cent package includes simple directions for coloring lingerie silks ribbons skirts waists dresses coats stockings sweaters draperies and hangings.
Woman sells unused household articles via Times Want Ad
A lady explains selling unwanted household items through a Times Want Ad as a quick way to get money at home without writing. The note highlights the convenience and thrift of local classified advertising.
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Indianapolis Times
J. San
E. E. White
Treasury
Ralston
Shortridge H. S
Irvington Pythian Sisters
Audubon Rd
Indiana Cosmeticians
la Velle Gossett Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
N. Pershing Ave
Alfred T. Rapp
Fall Creek Blvd
Book Club
K .W. Creger
Louise Horn
Valparaiso
Vincent C. L. 8. C
Fletcher Savings & Trust Company
Tangiers
Tripoli
J. Garson Read
Firemen’s Association
Mansur Hall
Southwest
Garaie
Alabama
Washington
the Woomen of “Indicene
New York
Furtrim
Mu eTangle
Ruth Burke
Walter Burke
Anna Poucher
William Bradley
M. Siles
Horace Mann School No. 13
Fred W. Spacke
Louise Noble
J. W. Smith
Mary Treub Busch
Charles H. Smith
Federation of Parent-Teachers
S. E. Riker
Calvin Kendall School
W. J. Kroegher
Violet Hess
Marie Robinson
Helen Bulmahn
Marshal Kealing
H. E. Kramer
J. J. Browne
E. M. Bundy
School No. 40
Woman's Assembly Club and
Mrs. Wheatcraft
Y.W.C.A. Notes
Federation
Carry On Club
Federation Clubroom
Chi
Frances Toy
Frilora Club
Silk
Ravenswood
Masons
Knights’ Templar
N. Penn
Virginia Ave
HAAGS
Illinois St. St
Illinois
W. Wash. St
N. Dinois St
Haag’s
Abbott
Abilena
Alcock
Beacham
Buro Phos
Borden Eagle
Bliss
Balmworth
Burkhardt
Carlsbad Sprudel
Geert
Man
Hang
Hay
Hood
Leta
Ins
Miles
Philip
Rse
Ayer
Armand's
Freeman
Befete Ee Ares Fesevey
Lacace
Ae Povr
Tito Gory
L’origan
Pdry
Pinaud
Colgate
Woodbury
Hind
Holmes
Forhan
Odent
Bocabelli
Castile
Armour's
Societieg Ir
HAAG
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