Woman Injured As Cyclist Flees After Hit Near Broad Ripple Park
A red motorcycle sidecar struck Bertha Gooch and Ida Campbell near Broad Ripple park Thursday night. The rider fled as Walter Harlan alerted police. The injured woman was treated at Dr. Nesler’s office on Bellefontaine Street and returned home. Police Devault and Okey searched for the driver.
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Broad Ripple Park
Walter Harlan
Ravenswood
Bertha Gooch
Fifty Second St
Ashland Ave
Ida Campbell
Bellefontaine St
G. F. Nesler
Devault and Okey
Mrs Nellie E Grinslade Dies At 54 In City
Rites for Nellie E Grinslade age 54 of 410 Wallace Street will be held Saturday at Heath Memorial Church at 2 30 p m burial in Memorial Park Cemetery She leaves husband Samuel Grinslade railroad employee and two daughters two sons
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Nellie E. Grinslade
Wallace St
Deaconess Hospital
Heath Memorial Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Loren Holland Mourned in Indianapolis Burial
Loren M. Holland 25 died at 340 N Noble St. Funeral at his home at 10 a m Saturday then burial at Crown Hill He was born in Manila Indiana and lived in Indianapolis since childhood He worked seven years for Kahn Tailoring Company Surviving are his widow father Lynn Holland and brother Enos Holland of Indianapolis
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Loren M. Holland
N. Noble St
Crown Hill
Mr. Holland
Manila
Ind
Indianapolis
Kahn Tailoring Company
Lynn Holland
Enos Holland
Inspector Advances to Engineer Post
Homer R. Foxworthy, after seventeen months as senior inspector in the city engineer's department, becomes chief inspector succeeding Charles G. Duvall who resigned. The chief inspector oversees about 2,000,000 dollars in public contracts annually and is supported by a staff of forty seven field inspectors.
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Homer R. Foxworthy
City Engineer's Department
Charles G. Duvall
Smoke ordinance discussed again
Manufacturers and chamber of commerce smoke abatement committee members along with Scientech Club representatives were to meet at noon for final talks on the ordinance drafted by Theodore Weinshank. Opposition was expected to focus on a clause requiring fees for installing new equipment or rechecking existing equipment.
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Chamber of Commerce
Scientech Club
Theodore Weinshank
Meetings Here Saturday
Rotary luncheon in Indianapolis Severin Torrington Electric Company dinner dance Spink Arms Sigma Alpha Epsilon launch event Seventh floor C of C Altrusa Club Lincoln Beta Luncheon Board of Trade
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Indianapolis Rotary
Severin
Torrington
Electric Company
Spink-Arms
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
C. Altrusa Club
Lincoln
Board of Trade
Indianapolis Fee-Free Permits Talked At Meeting
Wein shank advocates no cost permits and inspections in Indianapolis citing other cities charging a small fee. The ordinance will go to the civic aid committee of the Chamber of Commerce for consideration Monday after today’s meeting.
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Indianapolis
Weinshank
Civic Aid Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Newspapers and the press as public benefit
Indianapolis journalists Lot Lee and Earl Muhlitz argued at the Third Christian Church that newspapers are human institutions prone to error but not cynical. They said pastors misread journalism and its mission and that reporters work for public good much as churches do.
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Lot Lee
Earl Muhlitz
Indianapolis
Third Christian Church
Sixteenth St
Broadway
Barbers Elect The Boss Barbers Association Leaders
The Boss Barbers Association elected Charles Morgan as president Lee Dynes as vice president Noah Anglin as recording secretary and Guy D Rock as secretary treasurer in a recent meeting.
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Barbers
Barbers’ Association
Charles Morgan
Lee Dynes
Noah Anglin
Guy D. Rock
State Board of Accounts Secretary Salary Cut
Lawrence F. Orr reports to Governor McCray that cutting the secretary of the State board of accounts salary from 2700 to 2000 annually saves the state 700 dollars each year. Orr notes the change in a formal letter and confirms official appointment details.
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Orr
Tary
State Board of Accounts
Lawrence F. Orr
McCray
Appointment notes show Kimberlin as secretary and Eschbach salary increase
The record indicates Homer Kimberlin served as secretary and Jesse E. Eschbach, former chief examiner, is said to have raised salaries at intervads during the period.
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Homer Kimberlin
Jesse E. Eschbach
Intervads
Man Robbed in Barber Shop Wakeup Theft at Local Bar bers Shop
Pete Crawford a 49 year old Black man living at 990 Indiana Ave told police he fell asleep in a barber shop tub and woke to find $50 missing from his trousers. Frank Robinson a colored porter of 610 North Missouri Street was arrested on a vagrancy charge.
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Pete Crawford
Indiana Ave
Frank Robinson
Porter
Missouri St
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Satur
Loren Holland
P. D.Q
Hook Prug Company
Haag Drug Co
Assen
II. Div
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Traction Compa
Augustil 'Ger Servic
Dianapolis Shelby
Leavy
Patch ¢ ‘Press
Searg
Connersy
Rushville
Shelbyville
Michigan City
Walkerton
Koontz Lake
Rochester
Lake Manitou
Union Station
BR. C. Wisens
Indiana
Mission
U. S. Press
Institution of
Modica Shoe Store
Virginia Ave
Dayton
Covington
Hamilton
Richmond
Newport
Cincinnati
Louisville
Moire
Martin Roonberger
Carareae
Alaska
Victor
Ree
Ais SS
NEW Perfection
Fourburner
Secre
Citizens Gas
Citizens Street Railway
Indianapolis Light and Heat
Indianapolis Water
Columbus and Southern
Indiana Coke and Gas
Chicago
Fletcher American
Detroit
South Bend
Illinois Bell Telephone Company
New York City
First Trust and Savings Bank
W. R. Abbott
Illinois
Ilinois
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Chicago Telephone Company
Tewelve
Ilinois Bell Telephone Company
Central Union Telephone Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
MERCE
Illinois Com
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York
First National Bank
Bankers Trust Company
Harris Trust & Savings Bank
Chicago, Ill
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