Chamber Officials Set Joint Session at Hotel Severin
The State Chamber of Commerce and the Indiana Commercial Secretaries' Association plan a joint annual session at the Hotel Severin on June 20. Evans Woolen of Fletcher Savings and Trust Company and Dr. Charles M. Thompson of the University of Illinois College of Commerce will be the principal speakers.
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State Chamber of Commerce
Indiana Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Hotel Severin
George H. Mosser
State Chamber
Evans Woolen
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
Charles M. Thompson
College of Commerce and Business Administration
University of Illinois
Kebler to Speak on Business Conditions at Credit Men Lunch
Joseph A. Kebler of R. G. Dun & Co. will address the Indianapolis Association of Credit Men on current business conditions during the Thursday luncheon at the Claypool. Club reservations list A R Taggart C W Steeg Mina Markle W L Wright E G Holmes and family F Adolph Guth H F Pavey and family among others attending the national convention in Buffalo next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Kebler
R. G. Dun & Co
Indianapolis Association of Credit Men
Claypool
Buffalo
A. R. Taggart
C. W. Steeg
Mina Markle
W. L. Wright
E. G. Holmes
F. Adolph Guth
H. F. Pavey
O. H. Farthing
Edwin Manou
Wasson Motor Check Tests Power and Oil Change
The Indian Refining Company installs a Wasson Motor Check at its St. Clair and Capitol station. Cars are drained, flushed, refilled with Havoline, then tested for horsepower and piston slippage. Free testing includes a chart and a 200 mile follow up to show oil gains. F C Stenzel Jr. reports marked improvements often occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasson
Indian Refining Company
St. Clair
Capitol Ave
F. C. Stenzel Jr
Five Counts Fellow Accident Case In City Court
Charles Heck of 521 East Wabash Street was fined 115 dollars and sentenced to thirty days in Indiana State Farm for five counts in city court after an auto accident at Monois and Ohio Streets.
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Charles Heck
E. Wabash Sr
Indiana State Farm
Minois
Ohio Sts
G A R Camp Opens With 1000 Delegates In Franks Frankfort
Nearly 1,000 delegates attend the forty-fifth G A R encampment in Frankfort Indiana with a noon Kiwanis luncheon and a monster parade planned. National commander in chief Gaylor Satzgarber and National Commander Quinn of the American Legion will speak at the campfire. Uriah Gassaway, 97, of Rushville is the oldest veteran present. Election of officers set for Thursday.
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Frankfort
Ind
Kiwanis Club
Gaylor Satzgarber
van Wert
Ohio
Quinn
American Legion
Princeton
Kokomo
Uriah Gassaway
Rushville
Oppose Plaza Churches Grows in Mercator Club Stand
The Mercator Club votes to oppose allowing Second Presbyterian and First Baptist Churches to stay on World War Memorial Plaza. A resolution says the churches are out of harmony with the plan and objects proposed, urging focus on spirit over bricks and mortar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercator Club
Second Presbyterian
First Baptist
World War Memorial Plaza
Memorial day flag theft alarms Hoosier towns
A string of small city incidents fills Hoosier Briefs. Flag thieves strike Bluffton after Memorial Day. night watchman John Deam stored the stolen banners in the city building. Other notes include a calf chase in Arcadia, a moonshine fueled danger in Shelbyville, a Bluffton wedding buzz for Gene Sarazen, a mock convention in Bluffton High School, a pending divorce suit near Greensburg, polemics in Seymour, a Kokomo lion hunter’s return from Africa, a Kosciusko prison visit mishap, a teen trip to Verona gone awry, and Rushville facing a land-purchase injunction for Memorial Park Blvd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Hershel Baubenspeck
Memorial Park Blvd
Missing Cars Reported Stolen From City Streets
Automobiles reported stolen belong to Ollie Pierce of 462 W Thirty First St Ford from 259 S Meridian St and Herbert F Swiggett of 3020 Buckle St Ford from Illinois and New York Sts in a local theft case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Pierce
Thirty-First St
Ford
S. Meridian St
Herbert F. Swiggett
Buckle St
Illinois
New York
Bicycle thefts spark teen sent to state boys' school
Crawfordsville Indiana reports a rash of bicycle thefts. Clarence Turner aged 18 admitted stealing one bicycle and was sentenced by Judge Jere West to one to fourteen years in the State Boy's School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ind
Clarence Turner
Jere West
Remittance Man Returns as Pete Realigns in Alaska
Peter Newhall, aka Remittance Man, arrives in Squaw Harbor Alaska after surviving the Jupiter disaster and a wreck with injuries that alter his look. He meets Captain Bradford and Aleck Bradford, who hire him as web-crew, allowing him to adopt the new identity Simple Pete. Dorothy Newhall believes her husband is dead, while Pete begins a fresh life in the North under a changed name.
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Peter Newhall
Augusta
Ivan
Simin
Paw
Sarichef
Ishmin
South America
Dorothy
Alaska
Big Chris Larson
Dorothy Newhall
Pirate Cove
Peter
Unalaska
Shumagin Islands
Pete
Squaw Harbor
Jupiter
Peter Neville
Piko House
Aleck Bradford
Bradford
Aleck
Easty
Cannery
Cap'n
Vigten
Nushagak
Larson
Newhall
Bering Sea
Chris Larson
Dorothy's Dilemma Deepens After Peters Death
In a Georgia home, Dorothy weighs life after her husband Peters death as Ivan presses for marriage. She recalls Peter and faces guilt for past flirtations while considering a fragile future, torn between mourning and new affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Ivan
Urals
Peter
Georgia
Wedding of Wendell Hall and Marion M. Martin
United Press reports the WEAF studio wedding of radio star Wendell Hall to Marion M. Martin. Additional WEAF and station lineups include Navy band with Vivienne Gilmore and Charles T. Tittman, Holy Trinity choir. KLX amateur night. WLW sacred and Italian concerts. WDAF Shrine program.
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United Press
WEAF
New York
Wendell Hall
Marion M. Martin
WCAP
Washington
United States Navy
Vivienne Gilmore
Charles T. Tittman
Holy Trinity Choir
KLX
Oakland
WLW
Cincinnati
WDAF
Kansas City
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