Textiles 10 Be In Art Display At John Herron Institute
An exhibition of Renaissance and modern Spanish and Italian textiles from Mrs. Gino Speranza of New York opens in Gallery I at the John Herron Art Institute on January 24. A Beau Arts designs and drawings exhibit by Louis Sullivan will also be shown with related programs.
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Gino Speranza
New York
John Herron Art Institute
Beau Arts
Louis Sullivan
Magazine Club
Institute
America
J. Arthur MacLean
Sculpture Court
Louise Parker
Helen Smith Folz
Hugh McGibeny
Charles Maxwell
Oliver Willard Pierce
Pettis Gallery
Helen Goodwin
Newcastle
New Americans Invited For January Citizenship Program
Criminal Judge James A. Collins and Superior Judge James M. Leathers assist the Junior Chamber of Commerce in preparing a January 30 program at the American Settlement 617 W Pear St for new citizens who will receive final papers that day. William Henry Harrison leads the program with the Junior Chamber hosting. Harrison spoke to the Federation of Women's Club at Severin Friday about the Americanization effort.
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James A. Collins
James M. Leathers
Junior Chamber of Commerce
American Settlement
W. Pear! St
William Henry Harrison
Junior Chamber
Harrison
Federation of Women's Club
Severin
Reid's Brother III
Richmond Ind January 17 The condition of George B Dougan pioneer engineer and a veteran of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers remains serious today He suffers from a complication of diseases Dougan is a half brother of Daniel G Reid ex American Tin Plate king who is also seriously ill in New York
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Richmond
Ind
George B. Dougan
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Dougan
Daniel G. Reid
New York
Jury awards $5,700 to woman knocked through store window
In South Bend Indiana on January 1 Mrs Marie Goddard received 5700 in damages after a car driven by Mrs Florence Sagaloff collided with her, propelling her through a downtown store window. The jury ruled for the plaintiff in the case against Sagaloff.
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South Bend
Ind
Marie Goddard
Florence Sagaloff
Dynamite Found in Ice Box At 615 S Noble Street
Louisville police sought arrest of T. W. Day after twelve sticks of dynamite were found in an ice box in an allotment at 615 S Noble Street. John Hall, a janitor, said Day vacated the premises Monday and Hall had cleaned the apartment since Friday. The dynamite was described as enough to blow up the Monument.
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Louisville
T. W. Day
S. Noble St
Ndy
John Hall
Day
Hall
Indiana group backs bus regulation and blue sky law
Indiana Commercial Secretaries Association urged regulation of motor buses by the public service commission. They called for stronger blue sky law and flood lighting of soldiers and sailors monuments. Plans for the annual meeting at Kokomo in June were made at the Chamber of Commerce Friday.
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Indiana Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Public Service Commission
Kokomo
Chamber of Commerce
Typographical Conference Opens Tonight At Severin
Severin hosts a state typographical conference from tonight through Sunday. Gilmore president says legislation affecting the trade will be discussed. James M. Lynch president of the International Typographical Union is expected to attend.
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the Severin
Russell Gilmore
James M. Lynch
International Typographical Union
Road School Opens at Purdue University
Lafayette Ind January 17 Contractors engineers city and county officials from across the state are expected to attend the eleventh annual road school opening at Purdue University Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue Bu Times Special Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Missouri lawmaker seeks 100 to 150 dictionaries for puzzles
Cross word puzzles invade the legislature as Representative Dewey P. Thatch introduces a resolution to buy not less than 100 nor more than 150 dictionaries for public rooms. Speaker Parker returns the measure to the committee on charity institutions for action.
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United Press
Efferson City
Dewey P. Thatch
Parker
Committee On Charity Institutions
Englewood church endorses full time evangelist plan
Englewood Christian Church votes to hire a full time evangelist to lead meetings and aid connected churches. The Rev. J. S. Baum of Cincinnati will serve temporarily, with meetings set to begin March 1. Committee chairman O N Shirley coordinates hospital support and city outreach efforts.
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Englewood
Assembly Sidelights on Naprapath Licensing and House Notes
The Associated Naprapaths promote a bill for State board registration for naprapaths. Agatha Dick sponsors licensing for hair dressers and beauty specialists. Riley Memorial Hospital invites Assembly members to visit during session. Beardsley, labeled by Speaker Leslie as not a lobbyist, seeks repeal of the primary law. A barber licensing bill is under consideration. Lt. Gov Van Orman opposes omnibus bills. Chrisney praises campaign pamphlets. he backs repeal of the Goodrich tax. Some legislators comment on appearance and a Capitol burlesque show is noted. Speaker Leslie requires literature approval. The garnishee bill for retail merchants returns to the Senate. Four Carrollton natives serve in the House: Trent, Harris, Reeder, and Duncan.
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Beardsley
Elkhart
Harry G. Leslie
Leslie
John P. Chrisney
Perry
Spencer
Chrisney
Goodrich
Charles Vernier Elected Memorial Craftsmen of Indiana President
Charles Vernier of New Albany is elected president of the Memorial Craftsmen of Indiana at the eighteenth annual convention in Anderson. Other officers named include Samuel M. Purdue of Lafayette as vice president and Don A. Williams of Spencer as secretary. The group voted to meet in Indianapolis next year.
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Anderson
Charles Vernier
New Albany
Memorial Craftsmen of
Indiana
Samuel M. Purdue
Lafayette
Don A. Williams
Spencer
Indianapolis
Bank closure in Letts overloan charges
Letts State Bank closed as state bank examiner J Paul McMillan accuses the bank of overloaning. Union Trust Company of Greensburg is expected to act as liquidator.
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Timea Special Letts
Ind
Letts State Bank
J. Paul McMillan
State Bank Examiner
Union Trust Company of
Greensburg
Women Oppose Bills Rise of Civic League Action
The American Civic League, a women's non partisan group, records opposition to the child labor amendment and to repeal efforts. They advocate Bible study in public schools.
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American Civic League
Dorothy Ellingson's Creed for Girls in Murder Case
United Press reports 16 year old Dorothy Ellingson, jailed for killing her mother Anna Ellingson, urges girls to marry young and obey parents. She lists eight rules and reflects on her life, while authorities move the case from juvenile court toward Superior Court amid arrests tied to liquor sales to minors.
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United Preas
UCN
Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Dorothy
Anna Ellingson
Chinatown
Superior Court
California
John J.murray
May Fitzgerald
Technical H. S. Topics and School Activities
The Tech bake shop reopens its lunchroom stand with orders on Monday and Wednesday for Wednesday and Friday fulfillment. Chemistry Club toured the Presto Lite plant. Jané seniors pick primrose and violet as class colors. Bronze medals in December typewriting awarded to Lawson McCoy Alberta Marsh Helen Hausner Ellen Ver Down Malcolm Foster Robert Williams Nellie Woolgar. Physical training presented The Marriage Festival with dances from many nations and a bridal procession featuring numerous students. The Can non magazine issue ready Monday. Committees announced chaired by Russell Clift with Finance Constitutional Social Day Motto and Color assignments.
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Lawson McCoy
Alberta Marsh
Helen Hausner
Ellen Ver Down
Malcolm Foster
Robert Williams
Nellie Woolgar
Hazel Abbott
Florence Cleveland
Jane Hawekotte
Lois McCammon
Louise Lewis
Genevieve Peffey
Marjorie Dowden
Alma Snook
Mary Cobb
Mabel Mead
Frances Willis
Maude Heistand
Ruth Koch
Mary Peake
Alice Dietz
Francis Lewis
Thelma Tilford
Flora Lieber
Ruth Keeton
Mildréd
Jane Roberts
Andrey Lemmick
Oliver Waggoner
Ruth Kullie
Charlotte Meter
Virginia Otey
Helen Arshopsky
Helen Harlan
Marguerite Brady
Ruth Omelvena
Frances Seross
Dorothy Rea
Helen Harvey
Anna Marie Brodeur
Margaret Walker
Violet Sutton
Jane de Hart
Thelma Grahan
Miriam Gebauer
Ida Miles
Doris Linn
Lillian Powers
Cleatys Amick
Josephine Abett
Leona Dungan
Gladys Meenach
Harriet Applegate
Cecile Specklemire
Marion White
Eva Pyle
Henrietta Willner
Anita Brownee
Rosalie Swift
Florence Bernhardt
Catherine Torian
Alberta Pfeiffer
Ruth Stein
Marcella Mathews
Helen Shaner
Georgia Conley
Bunch
Diasperance Hill
Fran Ward
Dorothy Mode
Helen Snake
Marguerite Bilt
Anne Seidensteicker
Dorothy Dolby
Doretta Mannsfeld
Zelda Green
Virginia Boyer
Virginia Lett
Gertrude Hutton
Marjorie Hall
Russell Clift
Donald Hawkins
Frederic Kirgis
Harry Stout
George Gisler
Margaret Gibbs
Robert Orbison
James Daggett
Harold Sloan
Arabelle Chambers
Edward Harris
Gertrude Delbrook
Robert Pitts
Phoebe Farmer
Alice Carter
Harry Jessee
Kathryn Mullen
Robert Stonehill
Nina. Lowman
Bernice Thorn
Mac. Hollingsworth
Margaret Renick
Margaret Riddle
Dorothy Black
Elizabeth Mochenrosa
Hilda Kreft
Karl Bottke
George Miller
Priscilla Pittenger
Community See-Saw of Local Leaders Named for Event Roles
Announcement lists leaders for Gift Picture Flower Tree Day duties with chairs and members. Leo De Welling Elizabeth Wood Allen Shimer James Glore Jean Vestal Malcolm Carlisle Esther Kellams Lillian Shuck Richard Springer Mary Goodwin Flora Brenton Frank White Truman Ewing Mildred Tyler Lucille Shaw Josephine King James van Buskirk Dorothy Fife Melba Tiewen Eleanor Meyers Iris Beadle Martha Rutherford Marian Leeds Margaret Wolford George Buskirk Willard Brey Dana Chandler.
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de Welling
Leo Wood
Elizabeth Gest
Allen Shimer
James Glore
Jean Vestal
Malcolm Carlisle
Esther Kellams
Lillian Shuck
Richard Springer
Mary Goodwin
Flora Brenton
Frank White
Truman Ewing
Mildred Tyler
Lucille Shaw
Josephine King
James van Buskirk
Flower
Dorothy Fife
Melba Tiewen
Eleanor Meyers
Iris Beadle
Martha Rutherford
Marian Leeds
Margaret Wolford
George Buskirk
Willard Brey
Dana Chandler
Standing Room Only For Incoming Shortridge Freshmen
Shortridge High School opens with no room for new students as 320 freshmen enroll, about 30 percent more than average. Lockers are scarce and wraps must be stored in classrooms with art rooms used for seating. Principal George Buck reports the surge.
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Shortridge High School
George Buck
Child Reported Stolen In Neighborhood Abduction
Police investigated an alleged kidnapping Friday night after Mrs. Pearl McCay reported her 3 year old daughter taken from their home at 979 W. Pearl St. Neighbors saw a colored woman from the area carrying the girl. the child lacked shoes and was wrapped in a blue shawl. No trace of the abducted child or suspect was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl McCay
W. Pearl St
Albert Henry Hurt by Auto at Capitol and New York Streets
Albert R. Henry of 3704 N Pennsylvania St treasurer of Indiana Bell Telephone Company was slightly injured when struck by a car at Capitol Ave and New York St. Police captains are trying to identify the officer who obtained the driver’s name, per Henry.
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Albert R. Henry
Pennsylvania St
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Capitol Ave
New York St
Henry
Eli Lilly to Build New Five Story Pharma Plant West of Existing Site
The Eli Lilly Company announces plans completed for a new pharmaceutical manufacturing building just west of current structures. The five story facility measures 150 by 260 feet. Architect is Robert Frost Dagger and contractor Leslie Colvin.
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Eli Lilly Company
McCarty
Delaware Sts
Robert Frost Dagger
Leslie Colvin
Puzzle a Day hidden city name in India
A brief puzzle notes a city in India hidden in a sentence with letters in order. It hints that yesterday’s solution involved five equal sections, each containing three trees, with the mansion eliminated to form five plots.
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India
Two in Hospital After Gun Duel
Russell Dager 25 and Virgil Bottoms 26 were wounded in a Friday revolver duel near Twenty-Third and Alvord Streets. Dager, hospitalized in serious condition, is a L. E. W. railroad detective. Bottoms, charged with vagrancy, fled to a barn after exchanging fire with railroad police officers led by Sgt Ralph Dean and others. Four others held on vagrancy charges with $5,000 bond include James Lipscomb Nick Sanders Ira Perry and Louis Washington.
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Russell Dager
Washington St
L. E
Alvord Sts
Bottoms
Walters
Dager
James Lipscomb
Nick Sanders
W. Twenty-Seventh St
Ira Perry
Alvord
Twenty- Third Sts
Louis Washington
Lewis St
Condemned Youth Writes Gratitude From Jail
Bernard Grant of Chicago, a youth sentenced to hang for murder, claims innocence and writes to Mrs. Mary Coy from Cook County jail. He thanks her for support, notes a 90 day stay granted by the Illinois Governor, and asks to hear from her again as he awaits his trial on the case.
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Bernard Grant
Chicago
Mary Coy
Loss Sr
Coy
Grant
Cook County
Indianapolis
Etter
Illinois
Boosters All Star Limerick Contest winners announced
Winners in the Boosters All Star Limerick Contest are Eileen Troy and Daisy Wedding for first and second in the first limerick, with Leonard Harrison and Cora Stierwalt, and Albert Smith with Francis Bremer taking the other top spots. First prizes include a semester subscription to next year’s Booster. seconds receive an extra Senior Booster.
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Limerick
Eileen Troy
Daisy Wedding
Leonard Harrison
Cora Stierwalt
Albert Smith
Francis Bremer
Wheel Comes Off Bus In Morning Rush Near Delaware
Passengers on a Peoples Motor Coach bus were shaken but uninjured when a wheel detached near Eleventh and Delaware during the morning rush. The bus skidded on three wheels and the driver kept it from crashing into the curb. The wheel rode up the steps of the Second Church Christ Scientist at Twelfth and Delaware.
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Peoples Motor Coach
Eleventh and
Delaware Sts
Second Church
Christ, Scientist
Twelfth
Jeffersonville Ministers Ask Governor to Probe Local Marriage Mill
Jeffersonville Indiana January 17 ministers of the Jeffersonville Ministerial Association awaited Governor Jacksons reply to a letter requesting investigation of the alleged marriage mill here The ministers said the case of marrying squires stirred jealous pastors but other observers doubt the charge stating pastors were simply jealous
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Jeffersonville Ministerial Association
Jackson
Squires
Dog Halts Burglary at Bartlett Home on Central Ave
A dog interrupted a burglar at Mrs. William Bartlett’s home on Central Ave Friday night. The thief fled with a $1.50 flashlight. Additional thefts included $5.50 from W. P. Fuller’s cafeteria safe and various items stolen from residences and a store, including window shades, a suit, an overcoat, and a suitcase of clothing.
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William Bartlett
Central Ave
K. of
P. Bldg
Frank Banister
W. Thirtieth St
Kessler Ave
David Smith
N. Ilinois St
M. P. Sander
Sander & Becker Furniture Co
Maryland
Meridian Iits
Earl Amick
Colorado Ave
Stolen Cars Reported From Several Local Addresses
Automobiles reported stolen belong to E A Mills 636 N Gray St Chevrolet from 2442 E Washington St David A Remler 1544 Spann Ave Overland from Illinois and Maryland Sts Harry Dicks 1232 N Oakland Ave Chevrolet from 312 N Senate Ave Keyress Lock Company 1401 Newman St Hupmobile from Ohio St and Capitol Ave
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E. A. Mills
N. Gray St
Chevrolet
E. Washington St
David A. Remler
Spann Ave
Overland
Illinois
Maryland
Harry Dicks
Oakland Ave
Senate Ave
Keyress Lock Company
Newman St
Othio St
Capitol Ave
Continental National Bank Opens New Downtown Offices
Continental National Bank will open its new headquarters Monday at 9 a m in the building bearing its name at North Meridian Street and Monument Circle. The structure is complete and the bank will occupy the first floor mezzanine and basement with Robert McBride serving as president.
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Continental National Bank
N. Meridian Sst
Monument Circle
Robert McBride
Teen Ted Schwartz Faces Multiple Driving Offenses
Traffic officer Tourtman cited Ted Schwartz 20 for driving a machine while intoxicated drunkenness and dis obeying a traffic signal. Schwartz refused to give his address and became abusive when stopped at Illinois and Washington Streets Friday.
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Ted Schwartz
Tourtman
Swartz
Illinois
Washington Sts
Public hearing on two chiropractic exam bills announced
A public hearing on two House bills to create a State board of chiropractic examiners will be held Tuesday evening. Representative Trent, chairman of the committee on medicine, announced the session. An attempt will be made to amend one bill to satisfy sponsoring groups.
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House
State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Trent
Committee On Medicine
Young People Unite Districts 1 and 5 Meet at Linwood Church
The Marion County Young People's Council plans a 2:30 p.m. Sunday meeting at Linwood Church Linwood and Michigan Streets. The Rev Harry Rowe will speak at the event.
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Marion County
Young People’s Council
Linwood Church
Linwood and
Michigan Sts
Harry \ . Rowe
Exchange Club Jubilee at Hoosier Athletic Club
The Frolic Exchanges Club plans a jubilee on January 29 at the Hoosier Athletic Club. Dinners will be followed by dancing and cabaret stunts. Manning Norland is named as a member of the organizing committee.
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Hoosier Athletic Club
Manning Norland
Alleged Liquor Ring Probe Holds Two Men
Louis Rosenthal and Samuel Dobrowitz are held on vagrancy charges pending federal investigation into an alleged illicit liquor ring. The two men reside at 187 West Market Street and 6228 South Illinois Street respectively. Offices, desire, chairs, files and safes appear in the description.
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Louis Rosenthal
W. Market St
Samuel Dobrowitz
S. Illinois St
Automobiles Found Linked to Local Residents
Police report two cars found abandoned belong to Herbert Gord of 1901 Southeastern Ave Overland and A Huddleston of 315 W New York St Chevrolet. Vehicles located at intersections Pennsylvania and McCarty Sts and California and Market Sts.
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Herbert Gord
Southeastern Ave
Overland
Pennsylvania
McCarty
A. Huddleston
New York St
Chevrolet
California
Market Sts
Indianapolis cats win top honors at Northern Indiana show
Marion Indiana January report notes Indian apolis cats carrying off prizes at the Northern Indiana pet stock and poultry show. Winning prize owners include Lieut. and Mrs. O F Hessler, Mrs. C L Webb, Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. Margaret Grandling, and Mrs. Paul Lombard, all of Indiana.
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Marion
Ind
Indianapolis
Indiana
O. F. Hessler
C. L. Webb
William Smith
Margaret Grandling
Paul Lombard
West Indianapolis celebrates Rhodius Park pool opening
Residents praised the new Rhodius Park swimming pool after Friday night completion festivities at the West Indianapolis Masonic Temple. City officials, state tax board members, and park board guests attended. Aztecs and Indians alike admired the turquoise gem.
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West Indianapolis
Rhodius Park
West Indianapolis Masonic Temple
State Tax Board
Park Board
New Honor for Lux National Junior Corn King
Frank Lux of Shelbyville added Indiana junior corn king to his national title after winning Johnson County white corn at the Purdue agricultural conference in Lafayette Indiana. Other junior winners were Modise Strater Waterloo Byron Troyer Lafontaine Everett Glick Hope and Harold Peter Evansville.
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Lafayette
Ind
Frank Lux
Shelbyville
Indiana
Johnson County
Purdue
Modise Strater
Waterloo
Byron Troyer
Lafontaine
Everett Glick
Hope
Harold Peter
Evansville
Indiana Senate bill to form farmers’ cooperative marketing associations
Senator Alonzo H. Lindley said a measure authorizing farmers’ cooperative marketing associations will likely be reported favorably Tuesday or Wednesday. The bill would be amended to reduce penalties for encouraging members to break ranks and to exclude ongoing litigation over cooperative selling from the new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Senate
Alonzo H. Lindley
Kingman
Agriculture Committee
Lindley
Market bill opposed by Indiana grain dealers group
Indiana Grain Dealers Association opposes the cooperative marketing bill before the Legislature citing it mirrors a vetoed proposal. Officers noted initial assurances but found similarities to the earlier rejected measure vetoed by Governor Warren T. McCray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association
Board of Trade
Warren T. McCray
Mrs Mary Gubitosi Seeks Divorce to Restore Turner Name
Mrs Mary Gubitosi files for divorce in Shelbyville Indiana asking to restore the maiden name Mary Turner. She alleges her husband forced her to work in the field while he slept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Shelbyville
Ind
Mary Gubitosi
Mary Turner
Farmers profit from county cooperative wheat pool in Terre Haute
Terre Haute officials report farmers earned 125000 dollars from the county cooperative wheat pool this season. The release notes strong participation and the pool's impact on local agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Times
Terre Haute
Ind
Cooperative Wheat Pool
Evans City Doctor to Move Family to Indianapolis
Dr Evans, new executive secretary of the Church Federation of Indianapolis, returns to Evans City Pennsylvania to bring his family to Indianapolis next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest N. Evans
Church Federation of Indianapolis
Evans City
Indianapolis
Insurance Sales Set New Record in 1924
New York reports 1924 life insurance purchases totaling 13.514 billion dollars, up 8.2 percent from 1923. The surge sets a thrift record, with four times more life insurance bought than a decade earlier while population grew less. Data from 45 companies representing 81 percent of legal reserve life insurance underpins the finding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
New York
Association of Life Insurance
United States Department of Commerce
Legal Reserve Life Insurance
United States
Ogle must pay alimony and divorce granted
Alfred M. Ogle, millionaire mine owner and head of Vandalia and Ogle coal companies, was ordered by Vigo Superior Court to pay his wife $75,000 in alimony. The court granted Mrs. Ogle a divorce Friday. She is in Switzerland with her five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bu Times Scheci
Terreute
Ind
Alfred M. Ogle
Vandalia and
Ogle Coal Companies
Vigo Superior Court
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