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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1929

Page

3

W A to Present Radio Programs On WKBF Station

Modern Woodmen camps in Arion and Hancock counties announce weekly radio programs on WKBF Hoosier Athletic Station. The first show will air 9 30 to 10 30 pm with local talent and possible outside guests. A log rolling and baseball game split between counties highlight a day of contests and fireworks amid family events.

Arion Hancock Counties WKBF Hoosier Severin m Herbst Yarion Makup Ips Es Camp Shelbyvile

State Eagles Plan Indy Picnic at Columbia Park

The Indiana Eagles reunion will be held at Columbia Park on Sunday July 14 with activities from morning to night. Indianapolis aerie sponsors report wide participation from about sixty five cities and towns and offer free dancing contests and prizes for all ages with special transportation for attendees.

Columbia Park Indianapolis

Thian Lodges to fete sixtieth anniversary of Pythianism

A July 13 meeting at Castle Hall will mark the 60th anniversary of Pythianism in Indiana. Thian Lodge No 1 and Olive Lodge No 2, both instituted July 12, will host the event with members from across Indiana attending.

Castle Hall Ion Lodge Olive H Lodge Knights of As Indias Indiana Tes

Chicago to Build $200,000 Center for Surgery Training

Chicago will dedicate a $200,000 building for training in surgery and orthopedics. The five story concrete structure at 1327 North Clark Street replaces a former facility. The project is funded by a $100,000 donation from Dr William M Scholl, Chicago born entrepreneur and summer resident in Long Beach.

eAac Chicago William M. Scholl Hicdégo Mainias Long Trinos North Clark Shrest Wise

Elks Initiate Fifty Candidates At Lodge Event

Fifty candidates were initiated by Anderson Lodge of Elks in a two class degree ceremony. A chicken dinner followed as over 259 members from Cal and surrounding towns attended. The degree team was led by Clifford Savase with Victor Burhiade and district deputies Harry Sldemeyer, Bvis Tukey and Edward Moramm assisting.

Anderson Lodge of Elks Oters Cal Iottes Clifford Savase Victor Burhiade Pact

Orators From Six States to Compete in Indianapolis

Negro orators from six states travel to Indianapolis on Friday July 5 to contest the regional Elks improved savings order event led by regional chair Charles E Rochelle. The winner receives a scholarship and advances to the national contest in Atlantic City in August.

Indianapolis

Sigma Chi Pilot Re-elected National Fraternity Head

Peters of Columbus Ohio was re elected grand chancellor at the national convention closing in Lincoln. About eighty delegates attended as A Blackburn of the Indiana chapter was elected vice secretary and awarded the fif th degree the highest division of the fraternity.

Knights of Columbus Drive Aims 500000 For Boys Club

In St. Louis Missouri the Knights plan a $500000 campaign to fund a boys club on property under supervision of a guidance worker. The facility would include a swimming pool a gymnasium bowling alleys and indoor game equipment.

Knights of Columbus Knights of Cool

Battle flag of Morton Rifles given to Jay Aerie 928

Walter N. Headington of Portland presented Jay Aerie No. 928 with the Civil War battle flag carried by the Thirty-fourth Indiana volunteer infantry the Morton Rifles. The flag once covered Col Nimrod Headington’s casket and was linked to battles from Madrid to Palmetto Ranch ending May 13, 1865. Raymond Journey accepted the flag for the Aerie.

Portland Ind Walter N. Headington Jay Aerie Order of Eagles Thirty-fourth Regiment Iuffiana Volunteer Infantry Nimrod Headington Thirty-fourth Indiana Volunteer Infantry Morton Rifles Madrid Riddleport Island No. 10 Ft. Polien Tenn Grand Prairie Duvall Bluff Ark Yazoo Pass Grand Gulf Port Gibson Raymond Champion Hill Big Black River Vicksburg Jackson Mississippi Carron Crow Bayou Spanish Lake Vermillion Bayou Pleasant Hill Louisiana Palmetto Ranch Tex Jeff Williams Jay Acrie Raymond Journey The Acrie Indiana State Acrie

Sahara Grotto Moves to New Park Avenue Home

Sahara Grotto offices of the Mystic Order Veiled Prophets move to 13th Street and Park Avenue in Indiana. The building bought from State Savings and Trust Company for about 75 000 dollars, with plans for an auditorium and future ceremonies. Fraternal events include Grotto Day at Franklin on July 14 and a Riverside Park picnic on August 17. Committees prepare for the June 1930 supreme council session in Indianapolis.

Sahara Grootto Thirteenth Street Park Avenue H. Verne Wilson State Savings and Trust Company Sahara Grotto Wilton House Lewis A. Williams Karl Brath John Riddle William W. Watkins Delbert O. Wilmeth William Rospke Franklin Indiana Riverside Park Raymond F. Murray Supreme Council Indianapolis

Swimming safety guidance from health official

Dr. Herman G Morgan, secretary of the board of health, advised there is no universal safe swimming time as endurance varies by person. He cautioned that cramps are not dangerous, and staying limbs under water or exposing them can risk drowning, urging swimmers to keep arms out and avoid fear-driven actions.

Herman G. Morgan Board of Health Morgan

Veteran Kills Self After Meuse-Argonne Wounds

Kenneth Fahnestock, an 11 year veteran crippled by a German shell on the Meuse Argonne offensive, attempted to end years of pain with poison tablets. A hotel maid found him unconscious. police took him to a hospital.

Chicago Kenneth Fahnestock

Eagles Aerie installs new officers in Alexandria

The Eagles aerie in Alexandria installs officers led by William Reilly as president and Howard Miller as vice president. Other positions filled include Harvey Turner chaplain Charlies Johnson inside guard Chris Cleaver outside guard John A. Rosenberger secretary Hugh B. Wood treasurer George Rosenberger conductor and John Wunder trustee.

Times Sporter Alexandria Ind Eagles Aerie William Reilly Howard Miller Harvey Turner Charlies Johnson Chris Cleaver John A. Rosenberger Hugh B. Wood George Rosenberger John Wunder

Plane Crash Kills I R Wilkinson and Stepson in Sacramento

In Sacramento California Ira I Wilkinson 45 an official of the Capital Airways Company and his 18 year old stepson Charlies Wilson perished in a forced landing crash in a residential district. Rose Martin the pilot was injured when she leaped from the aircraft.

Rvt Sacramento Cal Ira I. Wilkinson Capital Airways Company Charlies Wilson Rose Martin

Crosley Assumes Command at Great Lakes Naval Training Station

Chicago July 1 Rear Admiral Walter S Crosley United States navy today assumed command of the Great Lakes naval training station Great Lakes Ill and of the Ninth naval district covering Illinois Ohio Kentucky Indiana Missouri Michigan Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin Kansas North and South Dakotas and Nebraska He relieved Captain David W Bagley who had been acting commandant since the detachment of Rear Admiral Thomas T Craven on April 29.

Pa Times Chicago Walter S. Crosley United States Navy Great Lakes Illand Ninth Naval District Illinois Ohio Kentucky Indiana Missouri Michigan Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin Kansas North South Dakotas Nebraska Crosley David W. Bagley Thomas T. Craven

Daughters Present Silk Flag to Columbus Eagles Aerie

The Indiana Daughters of the Union state chapter gave a large silk flag and staff to the local Eagles aerie in appreciation for use of the quarters during the 1928 G A R encampment in Columbus. H Carl Volland accepted the flag for the aerie and is noted as a state trustee and mayoral candidate.

Fy Times Columbus Ind The Daughters of the Union Eagles Aerie Aerie H. Carl Volland

Marion Lodge to Entertain Indiana Moose Delegates

The Loyal Order of Moose state meeting will be Aug 29–31 in Marion with the Marion lodge hosting state delegates. A committee of Marion lodge officers oversees the convention along with key officials. The Moose heart legion will hold its annual relic and initiation during the event. Indianapolis lodge plans two initiations, one in July and one in August.

The Loyal Order of Moose Marion Marion Lodge E. E. Pauley L. H. Eshelman William H. Bressley George C. Thompson John Kelch Voris Farley Burvia Eckiechareer Louis F

Dunnick elected president of Patriotic Sons of America

Arthur Dunnick was elected president of the Patriotic Sons of America last Monday evening. Other officers named include Sam Brumit as vice president and Earl Dunnick as master of ceremonies. The officers will be installed tonight by J. Clifton, state vice president, followed by a lunch.

Arthur Dunnick The Patriotic Sons of America Sam Brumit Earl Dunnick Jessie Butler Fred Brumit Ralph Cobb W. H. Durbin J. Clifton

Weds to Save Life Case Prompted Annulment Bid

Detroit July 1 George B Ellesin a local attorney testified in circuit court that a nurse threatened to commit death by her own actions unless he married her. He married her to save the nurse from self harm and seeks an annulment of the marriage.

Detroit George B. Ellesin Ellesin

Knights of Columbus to Hold Broad Ripple Picnic

Indianapolis council plans a large Broad Ripple park outing on Saturday July 13 with George Rice directing. The event offers special afternoon and evening privileges, discounted ride tickets, and free gate admission for Knights of Columbus members and their friends.

George Rice Indianapolis Council Knights of Columbus Broad Ripple Park K. of C

Sant Rabin Elected Head of Aleph Zadick Aleph

W. W. White was elected president of the Ancient Order of Shepherds last Monday night. Officers chosen include Clifford Simmons as vice president Nellie Heiner as secretary Margaret Axley as treasurer Louisa Bogué as chaplain George Drake as warden Nellie Geed as conductor Ralph Heiner as degree captain Rose Simmons as right supporter to president Lucy Sowers as left supporter Fred Taylor as right supporter to vice president Lillian Smith as left supporter May White as outside doorkeeper James Coffin as inside doorkeeper Ralph Heiner as three year trustee Lon Richey as two year trustee and William Good as one year trustee. Meetings are every Monday at lodge hall 116 East Maryland street.

W. W. White Ancient Order of Shepherds Clifford Simmons Nellie Heiner Margaret Axley Louisa Bogué George Drake Nellie Geed Ralph Heiner Rose Simmons Lucy Sowers Fred Taylor Lillian Smith May White James Coffin Lon Richey William Good Order Lodge East Maryland Street

Jewish Group Eyes National Convention for City

Aleph Zadik Aleph members elect Sam Rabin president with Max Einstandig Alfred Hollander Harold Cohen and others as new officers. Edward Cohn retires as president and aid from the convention bureau is sought to bring the 1930 national meeting to Indianapolis. Events include minstrel and dance plans and a drive to add fifty members before 1930.

Sam Rabin Aleph Zadick Aleph Max Einstandig Alfred Hollander Harold Cohen Jack Pozner Edward Scherrer Morris Grill Lester Engel Edward Cohn Pittsburgh Convention Bureau Indianapolis Supreme Order of the Aleph Zadick Aleph Order of Bnai Brith

Man Kills Self After Killing 17-Year-Old Widow

In Cannonburg Pennsylvania on July 1 John M. Farr 42 killed Edith Johnson 17 then died by his own hand after her body was found in his car. Farr had been ordered to stop pursuing the young widow. In Anderson Indiana Andrew Haines filed two Madison circuit court suits for 10000 dollars each against Ralph Miller Elwood for damages from a car crash that killed Stella Haines wife of Andrew on October 27 1928.

United Press Cannonburg Edith Johnson John M. Farr Times Speed Anderson Ind Andrew Haines Madison Ralph Miller Elwood Stella Haines

Odd Fellows Organize Good Samaritan Club

In Decatur Indiana a Good Samaritan Club formed within the local Odd Fellows lodge. The club meets monthly for dinner and a program. At the first meeting S. E. Shamp served as toastmaster and Rev. M. W. Sunderman and Rev. Harry H. Ferntheil spoke. The next meeting is the second Friday night in July. Lodge members interested in joining should contact D. L. Drum, in charge of membership.

Decatur Ind Good Samaritan Club Odd Fellows Lodge S. E. Shamp M. W. Sunderman Harry H. Ferntheil D. L. Drum

St. Louis to Get Its Own Grand Opera Company

New York July 1 Guy Golterman attorney and opera producer says he has leased the $3 000 000 arena in St Louis for a five year contract to stage annual seasons of grand opera using local musicians and chorus and featuring internationally known stars in their best roles The open air theater in Forest Park was founded by Golterman AMUSEMENTS

Guy Golterman Middle West St. Louis Gotterman Forest Park Golterman

Red Men to Hold Tri County Tribal Meeting Saturday

Moapa Tribe of Red Men in Mooresville Indiana will hold a tri county meeting Saturday night July 6 inviting all tribes from Marion Morgan and Hendricks counties. George Baldock is in charge with the Erie Tribe No 198 of Clermont presenting an adoption degree. Arch Hobbs and R B Whitten will speak and Ben Breedlove plans the event. Winamac Tribe 279 at Clifton and Twenty ninth streets will install its officers on Wednesday July 3 Arch Hobbs serving as installing officer with a social session to follow.

Red Men Mooresville Ind Marion Morgan Hendricks George Baldock Hazelwood Erie Tribe Clermont R. B. Whitten Knightstown Arch Hobbs Indianapolis

AHEPA Holds Initiation Ceremonies In Chicago

More than three hundred Greeks attended the initiation ceremonies Sunday afternoon for the American Hellenic Progressive Association. The events occurred at the Elks Club with Mayor L. Ert Slack and Senator Arthur R. Robinson as guest speakers. Parasco Volo of Chicago led the proceedings as governor of the Seventh district.

American Hellenic Progressive Association Ahepa Elks Club L. Ert Slack Arthur R. Robinson Parasco Volo Chicago Order

Eagles Name Delegate for Grand Aerie Convention

Wilbur Vogelsong president of Wayne Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles will serve as a delegate at the Grand Aerie convention in Minneapolis from August 5 to 10.

Go Times Richmond Ind Wilbur Vogelsong Wayne Acrie Order of Eagles Grand Aecrie Minneapolis

Brookside lodge to install officers Wednesday evening

Degree work and installation of officers will be held by Brookside lodge No. 818 I O O F Wednesday evening at the lodge hall Rural and East Tenth streets Ceremonies will start at 8 p m The Marion County Association of Odd Fellows will meet next Saturday evening at the Odd Fellow building Pennsylvania and Washington streets

Brookside Lodge No Lodge Rural East Tenth Streets Marion County Association of Odd Fellows Odd Fellow Pennsylvania Washington Streets

Famed Konjola Tonic Praised as Remedy

Advertised tonic Konjola gains praise as a powerful cure with growing public notice. Claims report that users escape chronic suffering and feel restored by the medicine's supposed powers.

Konjola

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