Y. W. Girls Prepare for Busy Weekend Activities
Three Y W C A departments take part in weekend events with a big grade school Girl Reserves picnic for nearly 200 girls at Garfield Park. races games and prizes mark the event. Ribbons for the year’s honor club were awarded. Health and general education councils meet at Camp Rockwood for a setting up conference. Sunday morning devotional and discussion follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Park
Councils of Health and General Education
Rockwook
Danville
Blue Triangle Club
Association
Health and
Camp Rockwood
Health Education Council
Everning
Jessie Pavey
Education committee to hold final 3:30 p m meeting
The general education committee schedules its last meeting of the year for Wednesday at 3 30 p m with focus on next year open forums. The reporting group includes Mrs Charles E Hall chairwoman Mrs J J Meehan and Miss Dale Waterbury. A china painting exhibit by the class is on display in a window at H Lieber Co with instructor Mrs B W Stoddard. The interclub council of the High School Girl Reserves meets for its final gathering of the year in the clubroom Monday at 5 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hall
J. J. Meehan
Dale Waterbury
H.lieber & Co
B. W. Stoddard
Rites Arranged for John A Fohl
Funeral services for John R. Fohl 78 will be conducted by Rev. R Melvyn Thompson at his daughter’s home 4455 Broadway Indianapolis died Friday. Burial in Crown Hill. Fohl lived in Indianapolis sixty years born near Dublin Indiana. Survived by three daughters two sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Melvyn Thompson
Northwood Christian Church
John R. Fohl
Leonidas R. Mauzy
Broadway
Crown Hill
Fohl
Indianapolis
Dublin
Ind
Indianapolis Bill Posters Association
Third Christian Church
Merle Sidener
M. K. Gleason
Lafayette
Abe Loeb
Nashville
Tenn
Leonidas R. Maury
Sally Peters
Phoenixville
D. D. Sollenberger
Jamesburg
George Fohl
Greenfield, Ky
Burney Fohl
Tampa
Fila
Market House Repairs Proposals Discussed By Committee
The citizens' market house committee will meet market master Robert R. Sloan on Monday to prepare repair proposals. Architect Frank B. Hunter proposed $237,542 in improvements which Sloan and the board rejected. Earlier proposals for a new 2,000,000 building and a 100,600 structure were also disapproved by Mayor Shank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Market House Committee
Robert R. Sloan
City Market House
Frank B. Hunter
Board of Works
Sloan
Citizens’ Committee
Shank
Raiding squads close many alleged bucket shops
Chicago raiding squads closed more than thirty alleged bucket shops today with state investigations seizing records and books. Four shops were shut yesterday as prosecutors moved to halt deceptive broker operations in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United Aress
State’s Attorney's Office
First Gas Taxes Paid Reported by Dealers
The state gasoline tax collection department received about 500 checks totaling roughly $1,200 from retailers for gasoline on hand when the tax began. From now on collections will go through wholesalers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Collection Department
Hampton Court Bride Weds Nelson Heinrichs at Country Club
Country Club witnessed the wedding of Miss Julia Jean Nelson daughter of Mr and Mrs James B Nelson Hampton Court to Nelson W Heinrichs with Rev Demetrius Tillotson officiating The gown white chiffon over satin featured Dutchess lace and a pearl trim veil A breakfast followed and the couple headed to an East motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Julia Jean Nelson
James B. Nelson
Hampton Court
Nelson W. Heinrichs
Demetrius Tillot- Bon
Herman Rothe
Helen Barney
Elkart
Joe Rand Beckett Jr
Charles Edwin Remy
Little Shubrick Rothe
Joe Rand Beckett
Byron Leach
Dudley Kraft
Schellschmidt-Koehnig
Charlotte Lieber
Heinrichs
Woodstock
Thomas R. Bemis
Ruth
John R. White
Warsaw
Pearl Bemis
Julia Bemis
Mary Adelaide Fleener
Ethelwynne Nally
Thelma Edwards
Lucille Bemis
de Witt White
Allan Philpott
Martha Whitworth
Hertha Whitworth
Helen Shryock
Thief Steals Items From Meridian Apartments
A theft report lists a revolver, coat, and traveling bag valued at $33 taken from Paul J. Earnhardt of the Meridian apartments today. He reported the incident to authorities and described the missing items and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Earnhardt
Meridian Apartments
Hidden Letters and Marital Burdens in a Secret Drawer
A narrator reflects on Sally Atherton's letter and how women face Calamities with courage yet fret over daily annoyances. She vows to teach independence to her daughters, contemplates money from her father, and plans a trip to New York while weighing her husband Jack's support and fatigue. The text hints at ongoing family generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Atherton
Marquise
Alice
Mother
Sally
Jack
New York
Conspiracy Alleged in Indiana Farm Bureau Bid Case
By Times Special LaPorte Indiana June 2 a conspiracy between Justice C Loomis Albert Glassman county commissioners and the Municipal Contracting and Supply Company Gary was alleged in an injunction suit filed by the directors of the farm bureau It is alleged a conspiracy to prevent competitive bidding was formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special Laporte
Ind
Justice C. Loomis
Albert Glassman
Municipal Contracting and Supply Company
Gary
Farm Bureau
Benjamin Harrison Law School Grants 25 Degrees
Twenty five graduates will be admitted to practice in Federal and State courts Monday. LL B degrees were conferred at the annual commencement banquet held Friday night at Lincoln. Milton B. Hottell, former Indiana Supreme Court judge, spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Harrison Law School
Lincoln
Dean W. W. Thornton
Milton B. Hottell
Indiana Supreme Court
Diploma Day For Indiana School For The Blind
George S. Wilson announces dates for final concert commencement and biannual alumnae convention at the Indiana School for the Blind. Commencement is Monday evening with graduates Bernice Bowers Thelma Keener Ruby Whybrew and James Manford Sumner. The twelfth biennial alumni convention follows June 6 with speeches and performances by visiting groups and student ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Wilson
Indiana School For the Blind
Bernice Bowers
Thelma Keener
Ruby Whybrew
James Manford Sumner
Ice Bowers
C. Whybrew
Ary Bullock
Donald Dowerr
Makine
Ana
Mississippi River System
School Enrollment Figures Probed By State Education Chief
State superintendent Benjamin J. Burris said he would send a representative to Evansville or South Bend to probe charges that local school enumeration figures are padded. L. C. Ward of Fort Wayne had alleged the South Bend enrollment would affect his seat on the State board of education, which includes superintendents of the three largest districts as ex-officio members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin J. Burris
Evansville
South Bend
L. C. Ward
Ft. Wayne
State Board of Education
Shriners Parade to Union Station for Washington Conclave
Uniformed Murat Temple groups led a parade from the temple to Union Station before boarding a special eight Pullman train headed to the Shrine conclave in Washington, D. C. About 300 Shriners and many wives traveled with entertainment by George Cadle and Mrs. Arnold Spencer. A separate Bagdad Temple contingent from Butte Montana joined en route.
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Murat Temple
Union Station
Washington, D.C
Washington
Cincinnati
Cumberland
George Cadle
Arnold Spencer
Bagdad Temple
Butte
Mont
Louis G. Buddenbaum
Elias J. Jacoby
Imperial Potentate
Edward J Scoonover
Elw Barnard
Greenfield
Divan
Charles 8. Barker
Robert L. Elder
L. T. Leach
John E
Ast Potenate
Grimage
Ohio L. Wade
Frank V. Martin
Odis A. Porter
Frank B. Huniston
Robert Zehlicke
Rand Noble Howard
Otto Krauss
al Hoffmeister
A. W. Kuerst
Fred Curtis
C. E. Layton
R. F
W. L. Brant
Harry C. Anderson
H. G Blume
A. C. Boswell
EK. Bruck
J. Clarke
C. E. Cuft
H. C. Cobb
J. R. Dunwordy
G. A. Gariner
B. H. Gisler
C. W. Hacker
H Hy Jackson
V. E. Jackson
A. 5. Kimber
L Cl Koenig
B.C. McCammon
B. B. Miller
A. Minton
P. FE. Stathert
G. P. Rutherford
V. G. Sheller
E. B. Temperly
F. L. Tompkins
G. C. Wella
J. &. Goode
KR. W. Wetland
R. N. Gauss
C. BE
L. Carson
J. W. Cade
HL Bartholomew
R. ©. York
W. L. Appel
F. EB. Hansing Chanters
Arnold F. &Pener
William Baker
J. J. Bible
I. OC. Keterline
George W. Henke
Georgie Kates
Larriaon
Harry W. Lowe
Hollis
Jack
Homer LI. Cook
Frank Gaines
M. Gale
Charles FE. Gellow
Louis ¢C Heinrich
Joseph Keibling
Harry L. Richardison
H. E. Smith
John Watson
BE. E. Westman
Meetings at Fairview Park by the Society of Universal Truth
The Society of Universal Truth and Butler University officials plan regular public Sunday evening meetings in Fairview Park during June. Dr. Harry G. Hill will lecture on applied psychology and related topics. No meetings in July or August, with permanent organization to be formed in September.
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Fairview
Society of Universal Truth
Butler University
Fairview Park
Harry G. Hill
Character vs Reputation in a Mother's View on Daughters' Friends
Advice column discusses judging teens by character, not reputation. Mothers should meet suitors before opinions, while readers share relationship troubles from ages 16 to 23, with calls to honesty, responsibility, and self-respect.
Indiana School Music Recitals Highlight Late Year Program
The closing concert at Indiana School for the Blind starts Tuesday at 8 p m with performances by Nellie Toner Madonna Shackels Helen Whitacre and others under Superintendent George S Wilson and Board President Ella Marsh Hough. Public recitals and a June 22 commencement at Metropolitan School of Music feature Pruitt Poggi ani Jones and a long list of graduates and performers from multiple vocal piano and string sections.
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Robert N. Fulton
Ella Marsh Hough
Charles F. Hansen
Geo
Wilson
Marie Pettijohn
Seokataria Metropolitan
Dean Ferguson
Haute Business
Russell Harrison
Mise Freda Heider
Winkie
Esetee
Washington Irving
Arthur Bertault
Metropolitan School of Music
Salo
Herman Wilson
Ray Judd
Indiana School For the Blind
George S. Wilson
Mendelssohn
Nellie Toner
Madonna Shaels
Helen Whitacre
Thelma Hardig
Bela Mary Bullock
Rena Webb
Harry Otis Pruitt
Flora M. Hunter
Tommy Poggiani
Hugh McGibeny
Frances Wishart
Poggiani
Earle Howe Jones
Pruitt
Pog
Mendelasohn
Mr. Jones
Walter Carl Beyer
Hensel Brown
Edna Marcella Burrous
Mildred Campbell
Majerite Dilbertson
Martha Doub
Ethel Elein
Ruth Ella Fillmore
Dorothy Fulkerson
Lillian D. Hoag
Irene Hoffman
Emma Z Leerkamp
Helen Barnard Lougher
Frances Lyon A McGee
Julia
Butler Ineligible for Association Maintains Dean Shortage
Dr Martha Dean dean of women Earlham College told Butler University cannot join the American Association of University Women due to lacking a dean of women. The talk followed an informal briefing on the association’s work at a Butler residence hall event honoring senior Butler women. The group announced the thirty eighth general meeting set for July in Portland Oregon to unite alumni for high education standards and four delegates from Indianapolis will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler University
American Association of University Women
Martha Dean
Earlham College
Butler
Portland
Ore
Earl B. Lange
Indianapolis
Rifle Range in Home Offers Marksmanship Test
Members of the St. Mihiel Loer Post of the American Legion will try marksman skill Monday night at James W. Hurts home 229 Sutherland Ave. Hurts basement shooting gallery will be used. The post provides rifles and ammunition and will meet at the Denison Hotel at 7 50 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mihiel-Loer
American Legion
James W. Hurt
Sutherland Ave
Hurt
Denison
Florence Crittenton Home Buys Rauh Residence on Illinois Street
The Florence Crittenton Home purchased Henry Rauh’s house at 2044 N Illinois Street and will take possession Thursday. The home currently at 1903 W Washington Street will host the hospital in the new location under Mrs Frances Buzzard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rauh
N. Illinois St
Florence Crittenton
N. Ilinois St
Crittenton
W. Washington St
Frances Buzzard
Rail Board Considered for Advisory Role in Freight Movement
A proposal to form an advisory board under the American Railway Association was discussed in Indianapolis. The board would oversee freight car movement in the region and include railroad officials and shippers, per a letter from D. D. Cohn to L. E. Banta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Railway Association
Indianapolis
D. D. Cohn
L. E. Banta
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Romance of Dewey Watson and Anna Stevens Interrupted at Union Station
The romance between Dewey Watson a 22 year old colored man from 1908 N Capitol Ave and Anna Stevens a 16 year old colored girl from Hamilton Ohio was stopped when Sergeant Hett detained them at Union Station. Stevens' mother telegraphed police that her daughter was en route to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Ave
Anna Stevens
Hamilton
Ohio
Hett
Union Station
Thief Robs Guest At Atlas Hotel While He Sleeps
Charles J. Hawkins was robbed in his Atlas Hotel room early today as a thief entered while he slept stealing a watch a chain a charm and a leather bill-fold containing 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Hawkins
Atlas Hotel
Seniors of Tudor Hall to Receive Degrees Tuesday
The twenty first annual commencement at Tudor Hall will be held at the First Presbyterian Church Tuesday evening. Dean Percy Boynton of the University of Chicago will speak. Elizabeth Tudor of Brooklyn will sing as seventy graduates enter college at Vassar Smith Wellesley and Mount Holyoke.
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Tudor Hall
First Presbyterian Church
Percy Boynton
University of Chicago
Elizabeth Tudor
Brooklyn
Vassar, Smith, Wellesly
Mount Holyoke Colleges
John W. Curry
Wesserly College
Woodstock Club
Alumni Association
Highland Country Club
Evelyn Barnes
Betty Gould Alford Evelyn Eleanor Barnes
Jeanne Elizabeth Bousley
Louise Campbell
Winifred Katharine Cary
Josephine Chandler
Mildred Dorothy Clarke
Jeanette Elizabeth Craft
Rose Elizabeth Elliott
Betty Gates
Jula Hanna Grosvenor
Phoebs
Anne Heath
Elizabeth Harte
Herith
Katheryn Dorothy Hosmer
Rea Mildred Jones
Dorothy Helen
Club Group Readings and Picnics Schedule June Events
A compilation of club meetings and outings from June events. Highlights include Memorial Methodist Church luncheon on Friday, June 6 at Spades Park, various speakers on China themed topics, and multiple gatherings across Irvington New Era and other groups through June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spades Park
Ladies of the Heath
Memorial Methodist Church
Mrs. Mary Holland Dies at 73 in Indianapolis
Mrs. Mary Holland 73 dies Friday at daughter Mrs. Harry N. Sullivan 2838 Highlands Pl. Burial in St. Omer Decatur County after services there Sunday at 2 p.m. Survived by three daughters Mrs. Sullivan Mrs. Manford Slifer and Mrs. Orla Guess and four sons William Samuel Edward and Frank Holland all of Indianapolis.
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Mary Holland
Harry N. Sullivan
Highland Pl
St. Omer
Decatur County
Holland
Sullivan
Manford Slifer
Orla Guess
William
Samuel
Edward
Frank Holland
Indianapolis
Williams Begins Life Sentence for Murder in Muncie
Herman Williams, a Black man, was sentenced to life for the first degree murder of his former wife in Muncie Indiana. He was found guilty earlier this week and began serving the term today.
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United Presse
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Bucket Shops
Ppworth League
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R. E. Keithly
Mises Betty Lauer
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Keithly
Charles Steinbreugze
Ray Madden
Clinton
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Steinbreugze
Charles Carmer
Houston
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Carmer
Cora Young Wiles
Talbott Ave
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Indorsers
Photoplaya
Haversticks Park
Fred B. Pettijohn
Indiana
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Atlanta
B. F. Schmidt
National Council of Mothers’ and
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Louisville
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H. Z. Dietz
Ross
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Theodore A. Wagner
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Chic Jackson
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J. Francis Ake
O. C. Lukinbill
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J. W. Vastal
Wolf Sussman
Jesse Daily
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Charles L. Davidson
Walter H. Geisel
Charles H. Smith
D. Y. Nyrkit
Curtis Hodges
Indorset
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Guilford Ave
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William Rex Thomas
Jesse JP. MecQlure
Ray A Sharper
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Christian Hoffmann
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George K. Norton
H. Riley
Raymond FE. Culver
Amber E. Farmer
Charles Echols
Robert P. Wurster
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Homer Selch
George.Girard
Walter H. Perkins
Elmer E. Simon
Perry A. Jones
Victor J . Werselhoff
James M Heaton
Wiliam B Kroll
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Charles A. Rardan
Walter J. Ritter
Charles L. Bowlin
Russell Thompson
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Henry Weber
Karl Vosker
Wallace Davenport
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Versailles
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EC Long
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Irvington
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Boulder Brook Farm
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Mary Day
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