Fifty-eight Seniors on Honor Roll at Shortridge
Shortridge High School announces that fifty eight seniors earned honor roll status for the past semester. Forty one students made the A honor roll and twelve achieved the A plus mark. Names of the A plus and A recipients are listed, including Alice Ball Joe Clemans Edward Van Riper Guernsey Van Riper Joan Wall John Aieng Helen Behrman Irene Bishop Logis Oyle Howell Brooks Artle Brown Martha Butler Rosemary Campbell Mike Coney Paul Clark Elizabeth Cox Margaret Cook Mildred Cooke Louise Danner Alberta Davis and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge High
Alice Ball
Joe Clemans
Ata Elzea
Bessie Hills
la Rue Hale
Miriam King
Nancy Litchtenbury
Elizabeth McMahan
Marian Marshall
Threne McLandress
Sarah Sax
Edward van Riper
Guernsey van Riper
Joan Wall
Beatrice Axum
Charles Bousley
Virginia Brookbank
Charlotte Bruce
Artha Crawford
George Dirks
Ta Forgas
Evelyn Hall
Margaret Harris
Iris Hollis
Nora Houghton
Rose Mary Kelley
Bonna
Elijah Program Ends After Final Indianapolis Concert
The Indianapolis Oratorio Society ceased activities for the season after a Wednesday concert at Caleb Mills Hall. Horace Whitehouse, the director, plans next season as the society remains central to city music. Elijah featured soloists Raymond Koch Carleton Cummings Mrs James H Lowry Mrs Glenn O Friermood and Harry Moore with Whitehouse conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Oratorio Society
Caleb Mills Hall
Horace Whitehouse
Elijah
Whitehouse
Raymond Koch
Carleton Cummings
James H. Lowry
Glenn O. Friermood
Harry Moore
Broker Election Held by Indianapolis Association
The Indianapolis Business Brokers Association elected officers at a Wednesday meeting in the 822 State Life Building. A. A. Barnes was named president, with O. E. Treace and C. E. Kidwell as first and second vice presidents, respectively. Directors include Barnes, Homer Brayton, O. Z. Orr, K. K. Miller, and C. F. Wilstadt. The group aims to make business brokers synonymous with fair dealing and will meet on the first and third Tuesdays each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Business Brokers’ Association
State Life
Barnes
Homer Brayton
O. Z. Orr
K. K. Miller
C. F. Wilstadt
Woman Recalls Health Gains From Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound
Mrs T H Fuller of Walpole New Hampshire credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after long menstrual irregularities and pain. She says the remedy made her strong enough to do housework and care for her two babies after trying other medicines. Over 200 000 men have responded to a inquiry about benefits from the compound with 98 of responses positive.
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Lydia HB. Pinkham
T. H. Fuller
Walpole
New Hampshi
Lydia E. Pittkham
Sue Starkey Crowned Rose Queen of Tulsa Carnival
Sue Starkey is named Rose Queen of Tulsa Oklahoma and will preside over a local rose carnival. An experienced swimmer, she is praised for her poise and says the bathing suit attire is appropriate for the event.
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Sue Starkey
Tulsa
Okla
Wife Wins Alimony In Five Year Limited Divorce
Mrs. Miriam Kautsky of Indianapolis secured a five year limited divorce from Richard Kautsky of 2008 College Ave Indiana. Judge Fred E. Hines granted $2400 alimony and $40 monthly child support for their two children. Kautsky works as an Indianapolis plumber.
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Noblesville
Ind
Miriam Kautsky
Indianapolis
Richard Kautsky
College Ave
Fred E. Hines
Kautsky
Prohibition Chief Marks Fourth Year in Office
Federal Prohibition Commissioner Roy A. Haynes marked four years leading the dry bureau and said enforcement is growing more effective. He noted real whisky wine and gin are practically unavailable for beverage use home brewed beer has disappeared and moonshining is less general. Since July 1 1921 up to May 13 1925 a total of 169 645 criminal indictments for violation of the national prohibition act have been returned.
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Roy A. Haynes
National Dry Bureau
Haynes
Diplomas Awarded to 67 at Cathedral High School
The fifth annual commencement at Cathedral High School in the Knight of Columbus auditorium Wednesday night honored 67 graduates. Archbishop Joseph Chartrand of Cincinnati presented diplomas. An address followed by the Rt. Rev. speaker concluded the ceremonies.
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Joseph Chartrand
Cincinnati
Cathedral High School
Knight of Columbus
Shortridge Names Senior Class Poet and runners-up
Shortridge High School honors its senior class poet Miss Maxine Morris of 2840 N Capitol Ave. Winners of second and third place are Miss Hilda Miller of 3821 N Illinois and Miss Mae Deal of 1606 English Ave. The winning poem appears in the Shortridge Annual and the runners-up in the Shortridge Daily Echo.
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Maxine Morris
Capitol Ave
Shortridge High School
Hilda Miller
Illinois
Mae Deal
English Ave
Shortridge
Shortridge Daily Echo
Mail Carrier Arrested for Petit Larceny
James Cooksey, 29, a colored mail carrier, was arrested at his home on 415% W. Pratt St. and charged with petit larceny. A warrant by Eli Gmil of 1515 Steele St. accuses him of stealing a gas heater. Special awards were also noted at the event for Rev. Alphonse J. Smith of Nashville Tenn.
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Alphonse J. Smith
Nashville, Tenn
Carrier
Pratt St
Eli Gmil
Steele St
Tax Cut Will Help Business
Government experts outline the Mellon plan to reduce the government toll by about 15 percent aimed at easing business burdens. Proposals to raise personal exemptions to 2000 for single and 3500 for married individuals are not yet favored by officials.
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United Press
Washington
Treasury Department
Congress
Department
Street Railway Denies Beech Grove Line Purchase
Joseph A. McGowan secretary of the Indianapolis Street Railway Company denied reports that the firm would buy part or all of the Beech Grove Traction line at a receiver's sale. He said engineers had not inspected the line and dismissed Beech Grove rumors of a Shelby Street to Keystone Avenue segment purchase.
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Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Beech Grove Traction Company
Joseph A. McGowan
Beech Grove
Street Car Company
Shelby St
le Grande Ave
Keystone Ave
Moynahan Company Takes Meridian Salem Stock Deal
The Moynahan Company turns over a land sale on N Meridian Street with 400 feet frontage just north of 30th Street to T A Moynahan. The deal covers parcel transfer and associated property interests.
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N. Meridian St
Thirtieth St
T. A. Moynahan
Moynahan Interests Sell Meridian Salem Realty Stocks
Construction Company announces the Moynahan group turned over common stock of Meridian Salem Realty valued at 250000 to interests represented by Clarence Stanley of Indianapolis. Plan calls for apartments on the site in the future.
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Moynahan Company
Meridian-Salem Realty Company
Clarence Stanley
Indianapolis
Moynahan
Zemo Promises Quick Relief for Skin Ailments
Advertisement claims Zemo eases eczema blotches ringworm rashes and other skin troubles with instant itching relief. Describes Zemo as a penetrating disappearing liquid suitable for daytime use and soothing delicate skin. Trial bottle 35 cents large 1.00. Zemo Soap also advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
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