Death toll rises from Indianapolis tornado night
Amos Day Jr. nine died from injuries in the May 18 tornado that wrecked the Day home at 5260 Guilford Ave. He was a Times carrier. Earl Wolverton 17 also died in the same district. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. at Brodd Ripple Christian Church with burial in Crown Hill.
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Indianapolis
Amos Day Jr
Amos Day
Guilford Ave
Earl Wolverton
S. Harlan St
Amos
Day
Brodd Ripple Christian Church
Crown Hill Cemetery
Ex Governor Kelvie Dons Gob Attire In Parade
Former Nebraska Governor Samuel Rylc Kelvie visits Massachusetts during maneu vers off Massachusetts and performs gob chores with a Marine overseeing from a rifle side.
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Samuel RylcKelvie
Nebraska
U.S. S
Idaho
Massachusetts
Jewish Welfare Fund Drive Plans Sized to Raise Eighty Thousand
A 200 person committee will canvass Indianapolis Wednesday to raise 80000 for Jewish institutions. J A Goodman and Louis Bornstein head the drive, with about 100 institutions sharing in the fund. The effort replaces last year’s multiple drives and supports two Hebrew schools an orphan asylum Hadassah Hebrew Shelter and related agencies under the Jewish Federation.
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J. A. Goodman
Louis Bornstein
Indianapolis
Jewish Federation
Hadassah
Hebrew Shelter
Butler Senior Dinner and Ball Highlight Week of Commencement
Butler University holds an annual senior dinner tonight at First Presbyterian Church with speakers Miss Martha Zoercher banquet chairperson Miss Kathryn Merrill Graydon faculty member Miss Billie Mae Kreider and Merle Miller. Graduation events run through Monday ending with the Senior Ball at Irvington Country Club.
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Martha Zoercher
Kathryn Merrill Graydon
Billie Mae Kreider
Merle Miller
Irvington Country Club
Phi Kappa Phi
University Club
Thomas W. Crafton
Third Christian Church
Public Dance Halls Favored Over Private Dances by Kemel
Turkish president Mustapah Kemel endorses public dance halls and the Zaybeck Charleston, saying they allow people to know each other better while opposing private dances. He spoke in Angora and predicts the style will sweep New York London and Paris.
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United Press
London
Mustapah Kemel
Turkey
Zaybeck
Charlston
Kemel
New York
Paris
Angora
Education Commissioner Tigert Speaks to Students Monday
United States Commissioner of Education John J. Tigert addresses students Monday, delivering remarks on schooling, policy, and future opportunities.
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John J. Tigert
United States Commissioner of Education
Gone but Not Forgotten Automobiles Stolen From Multiple Homes
Police report shows several vehicles stolen from private properties. Owners listed include R. W. Schneider at 917 N Riley Ave with Buick 11 337. Russell Payne of 37 N Traub Ave owns a Chevrolet 575256. L M Beufer at 2247 Langley Ave has a Ford 517-593. John M Schwerer at 32 N Chester Ave reports Ford 21-262. LeRoy Carson at 1750 Lockwood St reports a Ford truck T-18-099. Noble Dean at 4520 Broadway reports Chevrolet from Thirteenth and Meridan Sts.
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R. W. Schneider
N.riley Ave
Buick
Russell Payne
N. Traub Ave
Chevrolet
Ohio St
Belmont Ave
L. M. Beufer
Langley Ave
Ford
Morris
Pennsylvania
John M. Schwerer
N. Chester Ave
Vermont
LeRoy Carson
Lockwood St
Ford Truck
Senate Ave
North St. Noble
Dean
Broadway
Thirteenth
Meridan
Bar Honors Elliott at Superior Court memorial
Indianapolis bar members gathered in Superior Court Four to honor William F. Elliott 68 father of Judge Byron K. Elliott. Brief talks by Charles Murdale and Samuel Ashby remembered his life as all courts closed for memorials. Funeral and burial plans set at Second Presbyterian Church Crown Hill.
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Indianapolis Bar Association
Superior Court
William F. Elliott
Byron K. Elliott
Elliott
Charles Martindale
Samuel Ashby
Bar Association
Second Presbyterian Church
Jean S. Milner
Crown Hill
Walks Against Street Car Injury Not Seriously Hurt
Cassius C. Jackson 55 of Greenfield Ind was taken to Hazelton Hotel after walking into a street car at State and Michigan Streets. He refused hospital admission but escaped serious injury.
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Cassius C. Jackson
Greenfield
Ind
Hazelton Hotel
State and
Michigan Sts
Orda in 17 Priests At St Meinrad Abbey Church
Seventeen men were ordained to the priesthood at St Meinrad Abbey Church by Bishop Joseph Chartrand. Among them were Indianapolis clergy including James H. Jansen Francis Early John Holloran James Moore and George Dunn.
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ST. Meinrad
Ind
Indianapolis
St. Meinrad Abbey Church
Joseph Chartrand
James H. Jansen
Francis Early
John Holloran
James Moore
George Dunn
Diary confirms death of Lincoln man in wartime service
In Lincoln Nebraska on June 7 a diary written by a brother officer reports Manderson Lehr died in service with the Lafayette Escadrille nine years ago. The war department had no confirmation at the time and Lehr’s parents learned of his death only through the diary.
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NEA
Lincoln, Neb
Manderson Lehr
Lafayette Escadrille
War Department
Lehr
Atlantic City Oceanfront Farm Worth Over One Million
A one acre farm on the ocean front near the boardwalk in Atlantic City is valued at more than $1,000,000. Truck produce is grown on the acre each year.
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Ocean
Atlantic City
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