Murat Shrine to Send Group to Convention
Murat temple of the Mystic Shrine will dispatch a large Indianapolis delegation to Toronto for the fraternal gathering. Nearly 400 members plus 210 musicians and drill units travel, with Nobles from a 600,000-strong organization. The session will feature the dedication of a $60,000 International Peace Monument with participation by notables including President Hoover and the Prince of Wales.
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Murat Temple of the
Mystic Shrine
Toronto
North America
Brotherhood of Man
Pythian Session Set for Greensburg June 19
Knights of Pythias from six counties Rush Shelby Decatur Fayette Franklin and Union will meet in Greensburg Ind June 19 to view exemplification of the third rank. The event is led by Charles Buckingham deputy grand chancellor of the seventeenth district.
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Greensburg
Fu Times
Ind
Knights of Pythias
Pythian
Rush
Shelby
Decatur
Fayette
Franklin
Union
Charles Buckingham
Exalted Ruler Walter Andrews to Visit Indianapolis Elks
Walter Andrews grand exalted ruler of the BPOE arrives in Indianapolis from Atlanta to attend the annual Lafayette state convention. He is due at 4 55 today and will be escorted by Lodge No 13 at the Elks Club tonight.
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Indianapolis
Elks
Walter Andrews
Atlanta
Andrews
Lafayette
Elks Club
KIWANIANS TO CONVENE FOR Atlantic City Trip by Special Train
Indiana Kiwanis members plan to send 500 delegates to the international convention in Atlantic City New Jersey from June 30 to July 4. A special train will depart Indianapolis at noon June 28 and an auto caravan will meet in Richmond June 27, transporting members to the event.
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Indiana
Auto Caravan
Atlantic City
N. J
Indianapolis
Richmond
Ind
Mooseheart Women of Mooseheart Legion meet in session
Eighteen chapters gathered at the Moose temple for the annual district meeting. Mrs Beulah Anderson of Indianapolis presided as senior regent, with speakers Miss Nancy Maud Martin also of Indianapolis and Miss Christine Mitchell from Muncie.
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Women of Mooseheart Legion
Moose Temple
Beulah Anderson
Indianapolis
Nancy Maud Martin
Christine Mitchell
Muncie
Simmons Opposed in Primary First Time in 18 Years
United Press reports in Raleigh North Carolina that Senator Furnifold M Simmons faces his first primary nomination fight in 18 years on the upcoming Saturday voting day. The piece notes Simmons opposition and the extended period since his last contested renomination.
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United Press
Raleigh
N. C
Furnifold M. Simmons
DeMolay Club presents The Empty House three act mystery
The DeMolay Dramatic Club will stage The Empty House at the DeMolay chapter house 1017 Broad way on June 5 6 and 7 directed by Melvin Berryman Cast includes Thelma Pierson Dorothy Kluger Wilbert Eggert Jr James Gilbreath Patty Warner Marcella Braynes Lillian Klinger Jack Klinger Frances Wolf Carl Stotts Harry Root Max Engle and Lucille Brown.
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DeMolay Dramatic Club
DeMolay
Broadway
Melvin Berryman
Thelma Pierson
Dorothy Kluger
Wilbert Eggert Jr
James Gilbreath
Patty Warner
Marcella Braynes
Lillian Klinger
Jack Klinger
Frances Wolf
Carl Stotts
Harry Root
Max Engle
Lucille Brown
Becomes Noble Grand At Puritan Lodge Election
Bert Greenwood vice grand of Puritan Lodge 678 I O O F will be elevated to noble grand at the annual election of officers Friday. More than 200 members attended the lodge’s thirty ninth anniversary service at Fairfax Christian church. The initiatory degree will be conferred on several candidates June 13 and the degree of Friendship June 20.
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Bert Greenwood
Puritan Lodge
Fairfax Christian Church
Install New Officers in Richmond Degree of Honor
Newly installed officers of the Degree of Honor 33 in Richmond are led by Miss Bertha Hale as president. Installation occurred in the S Y O F hall. Mrs. Mary Adams named maid of honor. Frances Kuester of St Paul Minnesota, national director, supervised the ceremony.
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EU Times
Richmond
Ind
Bertha Hale
Mary Adams
Frances Kuester
St. Paul, Minn
Lodge Officers to Be Installed at Session
Indianapolis council 437 Knights of Columbus plans annual election at 1305 North Delaware Street drawing a large crowd. Fred Ashbaugh arranges the meeting. Grand knight race includes William Schnorr and John A. Rouse. Treasurer race features Michael Reddington and John Minta. Other posts have single nominees: George Hoffman, Raymond Keogh, plus unopposed guards Peter Hickey Edward Holloran Walter Buchman.
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Indianapolis
Knights of Columbus
North
Delaware Street
Fred Ashbaugh
William Schnorr
John A. Rouse
Michael Reddington
John Minta
Home Association
George Hoffman
Raymond Keogh
Peter Hickey
Edward Holloran
Walter Buchman
Pension bill signed by Massachusetts governor in 1929
South Bend dispatch reports Governor Frank G. Allen has signed an old age pension bill, expanding the program to twelve states including New York. Charles J. Chenn, Eagles president, will speak at California's 1929 convention, with plans discussed at Fort Wayne meeting of the Major Robert Anderson post and W R C No. 44 at 1 30 p m Tuesday.
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South Bend
Ind
Frank G. Allen
Massachusetts
Frank S. Hering
Charles J. Chenn
The
Eagles
Anderson
Robert Anderson Post
Fort Friendly
Local Eagles Plan Convention and Install Officers Tonight
The Local Eagles Order outlines plans for the state convention at Anderson on June 11 and 12. J Pierce Cummings will be installed as president with Ernest Fuerst as vice president and Wilbur Miller as secretary. Delegates to the convention will be chosen tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Eagles
Anderson
J. Pierce Cummings
Ernest A. Fuerst
Wilbur H. Miller
Edward Regeris
James J. Ross Jr
Jacob L. Smith
John Pfarr
Frank Rees
Fred Wischmeyer
William Louden
Serue
Miller
Wesley Browning
Mrs. Hunter Heads Rebekah District
New officers of the Daughters of Rebekah Association in this district are Agnes Hunter of Franklin elected president Hazel Neville of Greenwood named vice president Bernice Wright of Edinburg secretary Lillie Hodler Columbus re-elected treasurer and Cordelia Stickan Columbus appointed guard The district covers Johnson Bartholomew and Brown counties The fall meeting will be held in Greenwood.
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Columbus
Ind
Daughters of Rebekah Association
Agnes Hunter
Franklin
Hazel Neville
Greenwood
Bernice Wright
Edinburg
Lillie Hodler
Cordelia Stickan
Johnson, Bartholomew
Brown Counties
CITY ELKS TO JOIN IN FLAG DAY RITES
Indianapolis Elks lodge 13 will join with lodges nationwide for Flag Day rites on June 14 marking Old Glory. George W. June heads the committee with Chester Wick Frank Manning Nate Wolf and others organizing the remembrance of the 153rd birthday of the flag.
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Indianapolis
Elks Lodge 13
United States
George W. June
Chester E. Wick
Frank Manning
Nate Wolf
Pane Beckner
W. T. Allen
Gene Barth
Ben Stern
Jesse Hauft
George Binger
Claudie Wolff
M. J. Hanrihan
Dairy Maids to Meet at Indianapolis Hotel
The Dairy Maids Association will hold its convention in Indianapolis with an association session at the Dennison Saturday at 2 p.m. and a meeting at 166% East Maryland Street at 1:15 p.m. Saturday.
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Dairy Maids’ Association
Denison
Maryland Street
Open House Staged by Lafayette Lodge
Lafayette Ind June 2 A joint open house meeting was held by Lafayette Odd Fellow lodges upon moving into new lodge quarters George Bornwasser Indianapolis grand secretary spoke at the meet attended by grand lodge officials Rebekahs met in the afternoon
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Lafayette Lodge
Lafayette, Ind
Lafayette Odd Fellow Lodges
George Bornwasser
Indianapolis
Grand Lodge
Rebekahs
Elks to Meet Wednesday for State Session
Indiana Elks convene in Lafayette for a three day state session with delegates from major cities. Indianapolis Lodge 13 aims for largest attendance ever led by Earl C. Wolf. The program features the Joseph T. Fanning cup drill contest and welcomes Grand Exalted Ruler Walter P. Andrews. Reduced convention rates through lodge secretaries.
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Fowler Hotel
Lahr House
St. Nicholas Hotel
Indianapolis Elks
Lodge 13
Earl C. Wolf
Joseph T. Fanning
Walter P. Andrews
Elks
Army unit to see air circus at Rainbow Division meet
Sixty first Coast artillery passing through Indianapolis en route to Fort Sheridan Illinois will be featured at the Rainbow Division Veterans Association state convention. The event includes a Saturday banquet at the Claypool and a Sunday air circus at a local airport arranged by Lee Hottel and Howard Maxwell. The Rainbow Division Veterans Association traces to 1929 and cites battles from Lorraine to Meuse Argonne. John M Caylor of Indianapolis is general convention chairman, with fourteen regional assistants.
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Sixty-first Coast Artillery
Indianapolis
Fort Sheridan
Ill
Rainbow Division
Veterans’ Association
Claypool
Lee H. Hottel
Howard Maxwell
Indianapolis Rainbow Organization
Rainbow Division Veterans‘ Association
Bad Neuehahr
Germany
Rhine
Lorraine
Champaigne
Chateau Thierry
St.Mihiel
Meuse-Argonne
John M. Caylor
Two Detroit Police Shot in Bootleg Case Killings
In Detroit on June 2 a father and son, Sam De Marcarito and Frank De Marcarito, were arrested after a gun battle that left two policemen dead. The officers Erhardt Mayers, 28, and Claude Lanstra, 23, were pursuing a rum runners convoy after a car scene injured a woman.
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United Press
Detroit
Mich
Erhardt Mayers
Claude Lanstra
Mayers
Lanstra
Sam_De Marcarito
Frank
Ford Price Cuts Announced On Cars And Trucks
Ford Motor Company announced price reductions ranging from five to twenty five dollars on Ford cars and trucks effective immediately. The phaeton and roadster are the only models not affected. In Lakehurst New Jersey Marines confiscated cameras from arrivals at the naval air station under wartime rules banning photos of government reservations. Five hundred cameras were taken on Sunday but later returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford
Ford Motor Company
United Press
Lakehurst
N. J
Naval Air Station
Harold Lloyd Rebounds From Illness to Sail From San Francisco
Hollywood reporter Harold Lloyd, the film comedian, has fully recovered from appendicitis and will sail next Friday from San Francisco to resume shooting sequences for Feet First in Hawaii. The halt for surgery interrupted the planned Hawaii trip, but Lloyd now returns to work.
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United Press Hollywood
Harold Lloyd
Hawaii
San Francisco
Cabinet Circles In Stockholm Weigh New Premier
In Stockholm on June 2 the cabinet hosted discussions with opposition leaders to form a conference aimed at selecting a new premier after the resignation of Admiral Arvid.
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United Press
Stockholm
Arvid
Tanlac Claims Quick Relief From Nervous Strain
Ad promotes Tanlac as a two week program to reduce nervousness and sleeplessness. Affected individuals are urged to take a tablespoon before each meal and at bedtime, with promises of increased vitality and a money back guarantee.
District Meeting of Lodge Set by Pythian Sisters
Pythian Sisters from Marion and seven surrounding counties meet June 3 in Castle Hall Indianapolis to form Eighth district sessions. Delegations from 25 lodges, with reception at 12 30, welcome by Mrs Mary Madsen, speeches by Dr Calvin V Dunbar, dinner at Roberts Park M E Church, initiation at night, and officers presiding including Mrs Daisy Duvall.
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Marion
Castle Hall
East
Ohio Street
Mary Madsen
Indianapolis
Calvin V. Dunbar
Indiana Knights of Pythias
Roberts’ Park
M. E. Church
Delaware
Vermont
Myrtle Temple
Greenfield
Shelbyville
Columbus
Edinburg
Brownsburg
Mooresville
Wilkinson
Martinsville
Danville
Needham
Greenwood
Acton
Fountaintown
Fairland
Fortville
Sulphur Hill
Flat Rock
Clifford
Nineveh
Franklin and
Stones Crossing
Red Men to Hold Elective Chiefs Meeting at Wigwam
Officials of Red Men tribes from four counties plan attendance at the Elective Chiefs Association session to be held at Winamac Tribe 279 wigwam on Clifton and Twenty-ninth streets. Ben Branson announces district tribes including Martinsville Morgantown Brooklyn Mooresville Clermont Hazelwood Amo and Indianapolis. State Haymakers Association of the Improved Order of Red Men will meet in Denison the same day. Degree work by Tishimingo Tribe 210 of Indianapolis will feature a night session. State officials expected include Great Sachem Eli G. Lee Great Senior Sagamore Russell Evans Great Junior Sagamore Irwin Pryon Great Chief of Records Arch H. Hobbs Past Great Sachem Albert Hausman and Past Great Sachem James Lamkin.
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Red Men
Winamac Tribe
Clifton
Twenty-ninth Streets
Ben Branson
Martinsville
Morgantown
Brooklyn
Mooresville
Clermont
Hazelwood
Amo
Indianapolis
State Haymakers Association
Improved Order of Red Men
Denison
Tishimingo Tribe
Eli G. Lee
Terre Haute
Sagamore
Russell Evans
Spencer
Irwin Pryon
Worthington
Arch H. Hobbs
Albert Hausman
James Lamkin
Boy 6 shoots aunt in Ohio home tragedy
In Lorain Ohio a six year old boy, Ernest Fazeka, found a grandfather’s shotgun and accidentally discharged it, killing his aunt Mrs Rose Barath 34 at her grandparents’ home Saturday night. The gun was stored on a high shelf out of reach but the youngster located it behind a door and fired. The incident occurred June 2 as authorities investigate the accidental shooting.
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United Press
Lorain
Ernest Fazeka
Ernest
Rose Barath
Butchers' Waste Best for Dogs Says Science Service
Philadelphia June 2 Dr William Lentz director of Penn small animal hospital cites longevity in dogs linked to access to butcher and abattoir waste soft internal organs rather than muscular cuts. He notes carnivorous instincts favor softer diet and glanular organs for health. Also mentions zoological and veterinary authorities supporting non muscular diets.
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Science Service
Philadelphia
William Lentz
Small Animal Hospital
University of Pennsylvania
Lentz
Herbert Fox
Philadelphia Zoological Society
You Can Wear FALSE TEETH With Fasteeth Powder
Fasteeth a new pleasant powder keeps teeth firmly set and deodorizes. No gummy taste or pasty feel. To eat and laugh in comfort sprinkle on plates. Get it today at Liggetts Hook Drug Co 81 other drug stores.
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Liggetts
Hook Drug Co
Pythians Plan Statewide Sessions in June Meetings
Indiana grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias announces fifteen statewide meetings in June across multiple towns including Martinsville Brookston Greensburg Vernon Salem Butler Newcastle Michigan City Evansville Geneva Darlington Elkhart Peru Petersburg Terre Haute with rallies parades music and district goals of fifty new members per lodge. A Lafayette home picnic on July 20 is expected to draw ten to fifteen thousand attendees.
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Martinsville
Brookston
Greensburg
Vernon
Salem
Butler
Newcastle
Michigan City
Evansville
Geneva
Darlington
Elkhart
Peru
Petersburg
Terre Haute
Lafayette
Order of Druids Elect Officers at 70th Session
Louis C. Schwartz was named noble grand arch at the 70th annual session of the United Ancient Order of Druids Grand Grove of Indiana held in Druid's Hall. Officers elected include William F. Bonsteel, Charles G. N. Geider, Joseph Cunico, Burk May Sr., George Ostermeyer, and Chester C. Harris. Installation was conducted by C. A. Paulson. Representatives from six chapters attended.
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Louis C. Schwartz
Noble Grand Arch
Grand Grove of
Indiana
United Ancient Order of Druids
Druid’s
Caretaker Kills Rich Employer In Michigan Tragedy
In Three Oaks Michigan June 2 Henry V Krug a wealthy Chicago coal dealer quarreled with his summer home caretaker Jacob Pill who shot Krug and wounded Mrs Krug before taking his own life leaving a grim fatal incident under investigation by local authorities.
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United Press
Three Oaks
Mich
Henry V. Krug
Chicago
Jacob Pill
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