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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1929
Page
7
Miss Eva Cofer of Georgetown faces a murder trial after allegedly beating a man to death with a wagon spoke when he tried to hug her at his store. She is free on a ten thousand dollar bond. The victim was Lee Atchley, a Georgetown merchant. Cofer claims he attempted to embrace her, though she denies causing his death.
The Rev. W. G. Loucks of Cincinnati, executive secretary and director of religious education for the Cincinnati Christian Missionary Society, spoke at the Pentecost rally of the Indianapolis Christian church union at Central Christian church Tuesday night. The Rev. Virgil P. Brock followed with remarks.
Clair Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller and a standout Marion high school athlete, will graduate Thursday in Marion Indiana. He has been honored at school and received a fountain pen from the union secretary as a token of esteem.
New York June 5 The Central Park Casino opened with three jazz bands and a $10 cover, drawing the city’s elite the first night. Invitations were limited to the four hundred plus 200 guests, while the general public was not invited. The menu offered upscale French dishes as patrons entered a private dining and dancing venue.
Frank Baker of South Bend describes long lasting stomach pain and poor digestion until using Viana. He reports rapid improvement in appetite digestion sleep and energy and credits the remedy with eliminating gas and rock like stomach sensations. The advertisement claims Viana aids kidney trouble backache rheumatism and more with a $1 bottle available from Medicine Co Indianapolis.
The Indiana State Association of Spiritualists held its annual meeting at Claypool with a seance finale. Rev. Arthur Ford presented spirit communications including photographs of ectoplasmic phenomena from Margery and a handprint manifestation. Ford claimed to relay messages from Confucius via Margery in a brilliantly lit room.
Marian Farmer, 13, bobbed her prize winning hair and did not receive a Zion grade school diploma. Overseer Michael J. Mintern cited hair cutting, while her father D C Farmer blamed religious differences with Wilbur Glenn Voliva. Last year Voliva awarded Marian for the prettiest hair in the colony.
Rev Ford appears tonight under the association's auspices. Dr B F Clark of Indianapolis is re elected president Olla Toph of Indianapolis first vice president Ernest H Voges of Indianapolis second vice president Velma Hool of South Bend secretary Mrs Mattie Bolser of Richmond treasurer and trustees Dr Charles Hewitt Kokomo Fred Mendenhall Muncie Dr Madge P Stephens Terre Haute and Maye Hibbs Fort Wayne. The postal card was introduced in 1873 and special delivery of mail dates from 1885.
Mr. Kirby recounts relief from sleepless nights and stomach and kidney troubles after using Ver-Wil-Ko. He credits Dr. J. C. Vermilya of Bloomington for the prescription and notes wide interest at Goldsmith-Walgreen Drug Stores as crowds seek information about the tonic.
A testimonial from Mrs. E. J. Bain of Indianapolis credits Nacor medicine with curing severe bronchial asthma. She describes past weakness and nightly suffocation then notes full recovery and improved health after using Nacor. The Naecor Medicine Co. offers free letters and a booklet on asthma, bronchitis, and chronic coughs.
From the United States Naval Academy Miller will return to Marion for a brief vacation and will travel to Boston in July for a summer residence or program.
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