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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1926
Page
10
Scott Construction Company of Indianapolis sues the State of Indiana in Superior Court seeking damages of 100000 for alleged additional construction work not paid. The suit claims the state contractor owed for extra labor and materials.
The Rev Edward Haines Kistler pastor of Fairview Presbyterian Church was unanimously elected president of the Indianapolis Ministerial Association at the annual Roberts Park M E Church dinner He follows the Rev Walter C Davis of First English Lutheran Church Also named were vice president Rev A B Clutton and secretary treasurer Rev C S Black The executive committee includes Rev Virgil E Rover Rev T W Grafton Rev B S McNeely Rev C O Weber Rev Henderson L V Shinn Rev H R Borneman Rev E A Piepenbrock and Rev Eldon Mills The association endorsed a city wide evangelistic campaign next January led by Rev Guy H Black of Greencastle Ind.
State tax commissioners approved a $100,000 bond for a new grade and high school in Noble Township, Wabash County, with an estimated cost of $71,000 for the project and repairs to another county school building. An earlier $126,000 issue was proposed.
Thomas Hislop foreman at Mt Lookout Colliery Wyoming Pa risked his life to rescue sixty miners trapped behind a shaft fire 250 feet underground. He got all out safely.
United Press reports Mrs Nettie McMillan age 51 died of heart trouble while awaiting treatment in a doctor's office in Elwood Indiana on Monday June 8.
Criminal Judge James A. Collins will address the Indianapolis Engineering Society at the Board of Trade Thursday about search and seizure.
Dr W B Caldwell of Monti cello Illinois promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a harmless laxative that establishes natural bowel regularity without griping or purging. It offers easy bowel movements and is palatable for children. a 60 cent bottle is available at drugstores.
Evening radio listings show WEAF WEAF salo gyneert program and WGY music blocks plus WYB KN preps. KYW airs music and WDAF presents School of the Air. WHBH offers orchestra and vocal, WHT plays sports and organ, WJ IT dances, WLIB dinner program noted.
A dense list of radio station identifiers and scheduled programs for the evening hours from 6:15 PM to 8 PM. Entries include menus of varied music, talks, and orchestral performances across stations such as WLS KMOX KYW WEAF WJJD WRC WMCA and more.
A fragmented listing details multiple radio stations and their music programs including orchestras, soloists, piano concerts, dance shows, vocal performances, and lectures. Entries mention stations such as WIAA, WGN, WMAQ, WMCA, WIP, WPG, WSB, KMOX and others with varied time slots and program types.
A concatenated broadcast guide lists dance programs by time and station. Notable entries include 7 30 dance on KPRC and WHAS, 8 PM on KMOX WJR WOC and WPG, 9 PM on WQJ, 10 PM WEBH WTAM, and 11 PM KMOX WFAA WHO with details for WaQ J.
The listing shows a dense schedule of radio orchestras and programs across stations like WMCA WTAG KMOX WKBJ and more. It includes names such as the WMCA Orchestra and WOAW Special program with dance segments and vocal instrumental acts, plus late night radio revue and rhythm features.
The notice lists broadcast times and station names for programs aired nationwide. It includes WEAF hooking up at 7 PM Eveready hour, WCX Detroit at 9 PM Red Apple Club, KPRC Houston at 9 PM Arabia Temple Band, WJZ New York at 7 PM Organ recital, and WGY WRC at 8 PM The grand tour.
Purdue University Dean Stanley L. Coulter urged a generation to work bravely and think clearly as Manual Training High School awarded diplomas. The ceremony included a musical program, honors by School Board President Theodore F. Vonnegut, and an invocation by Rev. T. R. White.
Four Shortridge High School girls received year scholarships at the John Herron Art Institute. The recipients are Georgia Belle Fleener Mary Louise McClure Thelma Bird and Margaret Kent. Miss Fleener drew a pen and ink impression of the Indiana Lumbermen's Insurance Building on N Delaware Gt printed in the Shortridge annual. Scholarships valued at 150 dollars.
A health-focused ad style piece extols liver function and bile flow as the key to purity of body and long life. It promotes Calotabs as a doctor trusted medicine to stimulate bile, cleanse the digestive tract, and prevent self poisoning with a promise of safety, affordability, and no habit formation.
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