Settlement Ends Lengthy Will Dispute Over Fees
Miss Adelaide Fairbanks settles a will dispute with attorneys Thomas A. Daily and Charles Hanna by paying $90,000 plus costs, ending a case that sought to break or reform the will and claimed 20 percent of estate recoveries. Hanna and Daily had sought about $250,000 in fees after a prior compromise that netted Fairbanks roughly $1.1 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Fairbanks
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Thomas A. Daily
Charles Hanna
Fairbanks
Hanna
Daily
Albert B. Anderson
Miss Fairbanks
Hanna and
Thirty eight pupils complete grade work at statehouse ceremony
Thirty eight Center township pupils completed their grade work and received diplomas in a graduation held in the Statehouse House of Representatives. Rev J Ambrose Dunkel spoke on embracing life's opportunities and Lee E Swails Marion County schools superintendent presented diplomas to Edna Weber Clyde Hutton Edna Ross Wilford Maschmeyer Frieda Grossman Frank Brencb Louise Backmeyer William Swisher Wilhelmina Rieman Alfred Granneman Marie Woerner Charles Burks Genevieve Orme Elmer Hutton Ada Cummings Helen Davidson Ruth Harover Bertha Martin Durbin Tacoma Edward Hosbroke Gustave Kiefer Edward Hilarides Robert Rubush Harold Robbins Fairold Robbins Allen Stewart Refina McCutcheon Lester Bedford Chester Cranfill Ostia Quillin Vera Tom Mae McDaniel Frank Updegraf Marguerite Kuhn Carl Green Raymond Artist Nora Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Township
House of Representatives
Statehouse
J. Ambrose Dunkel
Lee E. Swails
Marion County
Edna Weber
Clyde Hutton
Edna Ross
Wilford Maschmeyer
Frieda Grossman
Frank Brencb
Louise Backmeyer
William Swisher
Wilhelmina Rieman
Alfred Granneman
Marie Woerner
Charles Burks
Genevieve Orme
Elmer Hutton
Ada Cummings
Helen Davidson
Ruth Harover
Bertha Martin
Durbin Tacoma
Edward Hosbroke
Gustave Kiefer
Edward Hilarides
Robert Rubush
Harold Robbins
Fairold Robbins
Allen Stewart
Refina McCutcheon
Lester Bedford
Chester Cranfill
Ostia Quillin
Vera Tom
Mae McDaniel
Frank Updegraf
Marguerite Kuhn
Carl Green
Raymond Artist
Nora Bailey
Sermon Honors Shortridge Graduates At Tabernacle Church
The Rev J Ambrose Dunkel of Tabernacle Presbyterian will deliver the baccalaureate address to the Shortridge High School graduating class at Tabernacle Church on Thirty Fourth Street and Central Avenue Sunday at 3 30 pm The subject The Birth of a New Life Music will be provided by the church organist quartet and chorus Commencement exercises are set for Cable Tabernacle on June 13 in the evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ambrose Dunkel
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Shortridge High School
Tabernacle Church
Thirty-Fourth St
Central Ave
Cable Tabernacle
Raiders Nab Sixteen In Biggest County Raid Near Universal
Sixteen alleged violators of the Federal prohibition act are jailed after a large raid near Universal. Officials involved include Deputy Sheriff Dave Clover Federal Agent Roy Wright Prosecutor W A Satterjee and a 100 member Horst Thief Detective Association. A large amount of intoxicants and two stills were seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
Terre Haute
Ind
Dave Clover
George Brice
Roy Wright
W. A. Satter- Jee
Horst Thief Detective Association
Universal
Meetings Here Thursday
Bakers' Association Luncheon Co of C War Mothers meeting C of C State Chamber of Commerce Luncheon and meeting Severin Teachers College of Indianapolis Alumni Luncheon Claypool Traffitz Club Luncheon Sev erin 7 National Association Stationary Engineers Meeting c Sigma Chi Luncheon C of C Credit Men's Luncheon Clay General Contractors Luncheon Lincoln American Association of Engineers Luncheon Board of Trade Advertising Club Luncheon Seventh floor C of C Electric League Luncheon Lincoln Indianapolis Printing Press men's Union Meeting Denison
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakers’ Association
C. War Mothers
C. State Chamber of Commerce
Severin
Teachers College of Indianapols
Claypool
Traffitz Club
National Association Stationary Engineers
C of C. Sigma Chi
C. of C. Credit
General Contractors
Lincoln
American Association of Engineers
Board of Trade
Advertising Club
C. of C. Electric League
Indianapolis Printing Pressmen’s Union
Denison
Indiana Guard Units Given New Designations
Adjt. Gen. Harry B. Smith announced designation changes for Indiana National Guard units. Company F of Frankfort becomes headquarters company, 3d Battalion, with 1st Lieut. Cunningham reassigned as adjutant of the 3d Battalion and to command the new headquarters company. Company E of Attica becomes Company F, 151st Infantry. Battery A of Indianapolis becomes headquarters detachment and Combat Train, 1st Battalion, 139th Field Artillery, while Headquarters Detachment and Combat Train, 1st Battalion, 133th Field Artillery of Franklin become Battery A, 139th Field Artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana National Guard
Adjt
Harry B. Smith
First Infantry
Frankfort
3D Battalion
Walter W. Cunningham
1511St Infantry
152D Infantry
Attica
151St Infantry
139Th Field Artillery
Indianapolis
133Th Field Artillery of
Franklin
Mission College Holds Graduation Exercises
Commencement at Mission College featured speeches by Rev. Stephen E. Fisher of University Place Christian Church Champaign Lil and Rev. F G Fisher of Muncie. George William Brown, active president, presented diplomas as 36 students were ordained and assigned to mission fields Tuesday night. Professor A B Hensey led ordination. Rev C M Ocum of the United Christian Missionary Society delivered formal appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Missions
Stephen E. Fisher
University Place Christian Church
Champaign
Lil
George William Brown
Colege
Mission Fields
F. G. Fisher
Muncie
A. &. Hensey
Mystery Pushmobile Race Draws Rules Clarification
A masked pushmobile team continues elusive as Linwood Avenue tests persist. Promoter William A. Jacoby says only steel wheels will be allowed for the Saturday race at 2 30 PM and outlines rules: pushmobiles must be 18 inches wide, four feet between axles, hinged pushing sticks, pushers under 17, drivers at least 6, and last day to enter names is Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood Ave
Wiliam A. Jacoby
Linwood Avés
No Effort Wasted Here Bracken Son’s Prayer Style
State Auditor Robert Bracken is noted for raising a two year old with modern views who thanks briefly at meals. His son’s short prayer commonly says Thank you and that’s enough, conveying a simple and brisk end to mealtime grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracken
Robert Bracken
Young Bracken
McClainsville Improvement Association Meeting Tonight
Elevation on the South side and sewer system will be discussed at the regular meeting. L. A. Miller presides the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClainsville
Out-of-Town Theater Picks for Chicago and New York
Walter D Hickman weighs theatrical options for a vacation period recommending top venues in Chicago and New York. He cites Maxine Elliott's, Sam H Harris, Music Box, Cort Theater, and Ziegfeld Follies, plus Indianapolis alternatives and lists current attractions at local venues such as English's, the Mural, Palace, Lyric, Rialto, Broadway, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Jeanne Eagles
W. Somerset Maugham
Miss Thompson
Maxine Elliott
Sam H. Harris
Owen Davis
Music Box
Ruth Page
Indianapolis
Grace la Rue
Glenn Hunter
Merton
Cort Theater
Eugene O'Brien
Steve
Shubert Great Northern
Wood's Theater
the Colonial
Playhouse
Art Landry
the Palace
Josie Heather
the Lyric
Lady Minstrels
The
Rialto
Harvey’s
Ministrels
Broadway
Brookside Park Municipal Theater
Wetona
Isis
Africa
Mister Smith's
the Circle
Ohio
the Apollo
Bootlegger Crackdown Planned by Mapleton Civic Group
Mapleton civic leaders announce a committee will work with federal authorities to remove bootleggers from the northwestern city area. Indiana civic clubs head E. O. Snethen discusses a smoke abatement ordinance. Lawrence V. Sheridan outlines Potter University area development plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Beman
Mapleton Civic Association
Mapleton
Fortieth St
Capitol Ave
E. O. Snethen
Indianapolis Federation of Civic Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Potter University
Lawrence V. Sheridan
City Plan Commission
Platinum watch missing from Hugh H. Love home
A $150 platinum watch was reported missing today from the home of Hugh H. Love at 1804 N. Meridian St. The loss appears to involve a personal handgun item, with no further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh H. Love
Meridian St
Council fights as Mayor Fleming resigns in clash
In Portland Oregon county, the city council faced the resignation of Mayor T H Fleming after a Tuesday meeting brawl over Sadie La Follette’s school board appointment and a folding ladder for the fire department. Councilman Ertel claimed the mayor was a har. The mayor struck back as fire chief Irwin supported the mayor. Adjournment followed with councilman Glen Arbaugh’s resignation accepted and Ertel left with a black eye and a mislaid hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
nId
T. H. Fleming
Sadie la Follette
Albert Ertel
Robert Irwin
la Follette
Marshall Fleming
Glen Arbaugh
Ertel
Fleming
Auto Hits Barricade In Front Of Building Site
An electric car driven by Willis P. Maine, 70, of 1432 North Pennsylvania Street, struck a barricade in front of 129 North Pennsylvania Street where a new building is under construction. The barricade broke through the car floor. Maine escaped injury. Witnesses say a red lantern on the barricade was unlit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis P. Maine
Pennsylvania St
Maine
Theater Society Elects New Officers At Merchants Bank
Miss Elsa Huebner is elected president of the Little Theatre Society after a directors meeting at the Merchants Bank building. Edwin J. Weunsch and Robert M. Brewer are first and second vice presidents with Edna Lauter secretary and Robert C. Winslow treasurer. New board member Mary Eaglesfield joins the slate as the program year outline is set for Chamber of Commerce Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa Huebner
Little Theatre Society
Merchants Bank
Edwin J. Weunsch
Robert M. Brewer
Edna Lauter
Robert C. Winslow
Mary Eaglesfield
Chamber of Commerce
Beaded Bag Stolen From H. L. Stearns Apartment
Burglars entered the apartment of H. L. Stearns at 1227 North Alabama Street and stole a beaded bag worth $40 containing $173. Police were informed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Stearns
Alabama
S&j
Landowners Protest New Florence Crittenton Home Site
Forty property owners along Illinois Street filed a remonstrance with the city plan commission objecting to the Florence Crittenton Association Home proposed at 2044 North Illinois Street. They argue the district is residential and property values would be harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Crittenton Association
Illinois St
City Plan Commission
Sixteenth
Twenty- First Sts
Greenwood Man Robbed of His Purse in Indiana
A Greenwood man reported he was robbed today and lost his purse containing $15 three Chicago exposition tickets and three photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Harry Surface
Ind
Walker Praises Tanlac For Quick Health Turnaround
Lea A. Walker of Terre Haute Indiana reports severe stomach trouble poor appetite headaches back pain and sleepless nerves resolved after five bottles of Tanlac. She asserts Tanlac restored appetite sleep and strength and endorses Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea A. Walker
N. Third St
Terre Haute
Ind
Tanlac
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Miss Adelaide Fairbanks
Dunkel
Raiders
Casino Gardens
William T. Bailey
Bailey
Bulgin
Cable Tabernacle Choir
E. J. Bulgin
Municipal Theater
Bert F. Merling
Brookside Municipal Theater
Indiana Guard
139Th F. A
Mission College
S.S.S
V. D. Schaff
15Th Sq
Washington, D. C
S. Ss. Ss. Tike Oy Inte
Walter D. Hickman
English’s
Cole’s
Cabinet Gas
Theater Society
Amateur Dramatics Organization
Walker
Nature
Nainsook Union Suits
Piccadilly
Palm Beach
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