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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1925

Page

2

Park board blocks Cusack sign for new Short ridge High

Park board out maneuvers Thomas Cusack Company over a sketch for a sign at the new Short ridge High School site bearing Cusack ownership. The board refused permit within seventy feet of the street, warning it would curb further removals of Cusack signs within 100 feet on parks and boulevards. Frank P. Manley halted the vote, highlighting the Cusack connection as officials press a broader war against the company for non compliance.

Park Board Thomas Cusack Company Shortridge High School Cusack Frank P. Manley Cusack Company

Hickey to Be Heard at Indiana GOP Meeting in Michigan City

Congress member Andrew J Hickey of this city will be a principal speaker at the Indiana Republican Historical Association meeting in Michigan City next week Clyde A Walb LaGrange state party chairman will be in charge of arrangements

EM Porth Ind Congressu Andrew J. Hickey This City Michigan City Clyde A. Walb LaGrange Republican Party

Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Addresses

The notice lists multiple marriage licenses including Edna aged 23 of 2117 Sheiver Roce and Elizabeth Washington aged 20 of 611 W. cement with occupations. Elmer aged 8 and Hertweek 22 appear in the record alongside Dorothea L. Williams of 218 Bradbury.

James Edna Sheiver Roce Elizabeth R Washington W. Cement Elmer Lexi Sawsmith Dorothea L. Williams Bradbury

New On the Stage At the Palace and Local Theaters

Walter D. Hickman surveys stage offerings. The Metropolitan Five perform English operatic bits. Coulter and Rose present a harmonica driven routine. A Calif ornia real estate agent's Behave Yourself is revived by Jerome Merrick. The Hunted Woman screens in town. Local bill includes The Easy Mark Wyeth and Wynn The Meddler Isis The Lady Who Lied Circle Confessions of a Queen Apollo Lost A Wife White Fangs Colonial.

Metropolitan Five Coulter Rose California Jerome Merrick and Company Murray Charlotte Palace English's Wyeth and Wynn the Lyric William Desmond The Isis the Circle the Apollo Ohio Colonial

Two Noted Negro Musicians Shine at Convention Program

Lucretia L. Mitchell soprano from Indianapolis and Carl R. Diton pianist from Philadelphia performed Thursday night at Caleb Mills Hall for the seventh annual convention of Negro musicians. Diton as accompanist revealed rare artistry with his handling of Swing Low.

Caleb Mills Hall The Lucretia L. Mitchell Indianapolis Carl R. Diton Philadelphia Diton

Sweet Chariot Performance Receives High Praise

The review applauds Miss Lucretia L. Mitchell for her masterful piano work and vocal performance. It highlights her spiritual as a symphony of tonal appeal and calls her a rare artist. The program also features T Theo Taylor pianist, the Hamp ton Institute campaign quartet, Clarence Cameron White violinist, and R Nathaniel Dett pianist and composer.

Miss Mitchell Lucretia L. Mitchell T. Theo. Taylor Chicago Campaign Quartet Hampton Institute Clarence Cameron White R. Nathaniel Dett

Brookside Lanterns Feast Set for August at Spades Park

Brookside Civic Club will hold its annual feast of lanterns on August 13 at Spades Park. A. L. Portteus, president, announced the display has sponsored civic work for twelve years.

Brookside Civic Club Spades Park A. L. Portteus Portteus

Civic Clubs Dine Tonight At Indianapolis Athletic Club

Federation of Civic Clubs hosts a dinner at the Indianapolis Athletic Club to promote civic activities. A. L. Portteus will serve as toastmaster with federation officers and club presidents in attendance. Special guest Edward O. Snethen will attend, and a musical program is planned.

Federation of Civic Clubs Indianapolis Athletic Club A. L. Portteus Presi Federation Edward O. Snethen

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