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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1925
Page
16
Lieutenant Governor Van Onman told the annual State road school in Lafayette that good roads mean transportation and education, arguing Indiana can excel with capable leadership. The Times Special reported the remarks delivered in the Purdue area on Thursday.
Fliers Capt A W Stevens, noted crack photographer of the Air Service, and Lieut Hinton who accompanied the Rice expedition to South America are reported lost while on the mission.
Crooked Creek Civic Organization presents Footlights Review directed by M. W. Warner. Forty members of the Crooked Creek Community Club perform tonight at School No. 7 on Michigan Rd. and Crooked Creek where the twice yearly event is held.
Chicago will spend $185,629,652 in 1925, a rise of about $15 million from 1924 and the highest taxation level in the city’s history, according to United Press dispatches from Chicago dated January 23.
The Indiana Parent Teachers Association asked for a public hearing on a bill to license magazine vendors. Russell V. Duncan, Public Morals Committee chairman, said the hearing will be in the Supreme Court rooms at 7 p m January 28.
School 34 at Wade Street and Boyd Avenue is renamed the Eleanor Skillen School in honor of Miss Eleanor Skillen who taught there for thirty years. Dedication speakers at the ceremony were Rev. M. L. Haines Charles R. Yoke George Yoke and Robert Sloan.
A public hearing on Senate Bill 16 to place buses under the Public Service Commission will be held in the Senate chamber next Tuesday at 7 30 p m. The session will consider regulatory control and oversight of transit operations.
The Indiana Legion Auxiliary raises a 5,000,000 endowment for disabled veterans and orphans, with units from Valparaiso to Terre Haute promoting sales of made goods to support care. New officers are named in Hammond, and efforts include the National poppy program, plus a push for tbumber care and veteran relief across the state.
Waldo Masterson a 37 year old mail carrier and his six year old son Russell were fatally and probably fatally injured when their car was struck by a train near Lamar Indiana on January 23.
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