Shortridge High Graduates 427 at Exercises
Four hundred twenty seven of the 1 293 public high school graduates were from Shortridge. Dr Nathaniel Butler of Chicago University spoke at Cable Tabernacle urging values beyond money and praising public schools as civic assets. The Riley award went to Paul Barnett. Honor roll included fifty four. Diplomas awarded by Bert S Gadd. Shortridge orchestra conducted by C E Palmer performed.
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Shortridge
Nathaniel Butler
Chicago University
Cable Tabernacle
Salvation of America
Robert Hutchison
Riley
Paul Barnett
Bert S. Gadd
Board of School Commissioners
C. E. Palmer
Meetings Here Friday National Alliance of Furniture Manufacturers Convention
Friday gatherings list a series of luncheons hosted by national and local groups including the National Alliance of Furniture Manufacturers Convention Spink Arms American Woman's Overseas League L S Ayres Tearoom Phi Delta Theta and various clubs.
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National Alliance of Furniture Manufacturers
Claypool
American Woman's Overseas League
L. S. Ayres Tearoom
Phi Delta Theta
Local Names Listed in Community Roster
The article lists Hudson Auten, David Baker, Buford Cadle, Elizabeth Carr, Virginia Cox, James Fenner, William Hantzis, Flora Hunter, Josephine Murphy, Nellie Sielken, Curtis Taylor and Walter Witt as members of the community roster.
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Ing
Hudson Auten
David Baker
Buford Cadle
Elizabeth Carr
Virginia Cox
James Fenner
William Hantzis
Flora Hunter
Josephine Murphy
Nellie Sielken
Curtis Taylor
Walter Witt
Welfare Society maps out work in city
Announcement by W. H. Insley president of the Family Welfare Society outlines permanent committees. Service and relief oversee Mothers' Aid and Charity Organization Society case work. A case conference panel will assess tough cases with street and organization perspectives. An employment bureau for transients and homeless men is being pursued.
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W. H. Insley
The
Family Welfare Society
Mothers’ Aid Association
Charity Organization Society
Case
Service
Joseph B. Kealing
Richard Lieber
Leo M. Rappaport
Herbert S. King
John F. White
J. W
Greek prisoner confesses name then freed in Hammond
In Hammond on June 14 Judge H C Cleveland found no substantial evidence against James Diamondopolis. The judge declared he would punish by forcing the man to pronounce his own name. The prisoner complied and was released.
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Times
Hammond
Ind
H. C. Cleveland
James Diamondopolis
Fesler and Finance and Membership Leaders Named
Fesler joins the finance and membership group as Cc and A. McCotter participate in the organizational update. The announcement outlines roles and responsibilities within the committee structure.
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Fesler
A. McCotter
Valparaiso Mill Destroyed by Fire
Valparaiso Ind June 14 Loss to the Smith and Smith Lumber Company destroyed by fire Wednesday was estimated at 40000 today Origin of the fire which burned the planing mill and coal sheds of the company and two freight cars and a caboose of the Pennsylvania Railroad is unknown
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Valparaiso
Ind
Smith & Smith Lumber Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rainbow Veterans' Convention Set for Indianapolis Dates
Officials expect a large turnout for the national Rainbow Veterans Division Association convention in Indianapolis July 15 14 and 15 with Gen John J Pershing and staff among dignitaries. Washington Park boxing July 13 parade July 14 bands and delegation totals include Minneapolis 500 Ohio 1000 New York 80 Indiana 400 and others.
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The
Rainbow Veterans’ Division Association
Indianapolis
John J. Pershing
Washington Park
Minneapolis
Ohio
New York
Indiana
Pearls Missing After House Party In Rural Illinois Home
Mrs. W. H. Brough reports a strand of pearl valued at $1,000 stolen from her during a house party at a rural friend's home. She found the pearls missing upon returning home Wednesday and a search of the automobile she rode in yielded no results.
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W. H. Brough
Illinois St
Pearls Thought Lost Not Stolen Says Mrs Brough
Mrs Brough believes the pearls are missing rather than stolen and noted they are unusually small.
Postal boxes on rural highways set five feet from road
Postal authorities will cooperate with the State highway commission to regulate mail boxes on rural highways. Boxes will be placed five feet from the road and cinder approaches provided, according to a letter to C. Gray, chief engineer, from John D. Williams, director.
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The
State Highway Commission
C. Gray
John D. Williams
Pest control arithmetics from a bedbug advertisement
An old advertisement discusses bedbugs reproducing rapidly, calculating the yearly population from one unmonitored female or egg. It promotes P D Q pest killer and claims it kills eggs and live insects, offering details on purchase and safety.
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P.D. Q
Hook Drug Co
Haag
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