Foes of Dancing and Klan to Seek City Action
Delegations opposing the repeal of dance regulations and urging action on Councilman Otto Ray s anti mask ordinance plan to attend the regular city council meeting. Epworth League Christian Endeavor and B Y P U represent all Methodist churches while American Unity League members push for a public mask ban. Council president John E King says the measure will be called for action though most council members show little interest.
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Otto Ray
Epworth League
The
Christian Endeavor
Frank M. W. Jeffery
Ray
Catholic Press Convention Set For Lincoln in June
Delegates from the Catholic press of the United States and Canada will meet in Lincoln on June 28 and 30 for the thirteenth annual convention. Rev Joseph M Chartrand and Governor McCray will welcome them. A banquet and luncheon are scheduled with high mass for deceased members. Newspaper and advertising men from across North America will participate.
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United States
Canada
Lincoln
Joseph M. Chartrand
Indianapolis
McCray
Knights of Columbus
Spink Arms
St. John’s Church
Bible classes start for Presbyterian vacation schools
Approximately 7,900 children are expected to enroll in Presbyterian daily vacation Bible schools this week starting today. Rev. Robert J. McLandress, director of religious education for the Presbyterian synod of Indiana, announced the program runs 9 to 11:30 a.m. with preparatory prayer, Bible passages, calisthenics, dramatizations, and patriotic songs.
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Presbyterian Daily Vacation
Robert J. McLandress
Presbyterian Synod of Indiana
Bluffton Club Forms in Indianapolis Bluffton links
About one hundred fifty former Bluffton residents now in Indianapolis organized a permanent Indianapolis Bluffton club at a Riverside picnic. Address speakers included Frank C. Dailey former U S district attorney and former Indianapolis mayor Charles W Jewett the Rev A W Miller and W A Marsh. Officers elected Mrs Foster Clippinger president Hugh Daugherty vice president Dr C B Gatelius secretary W A Marsh treasurer.
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Bluffton
Indianapolis
C. B. Gatelius
Park Ave
W. A. Marsh
Guilford Ave
James H. Cox Dies Here In Letts At 78
James H. Cox, 78, former Letts postmaster, died of heart leakage Sunday at his daughter’s home, Mrs. John Marshall, 2909 Gale Street. He had been ill for some time. Funeral services will be at Letts Methodist Church Tuesday at 2 30 p m, with burial in Mount Aris cemetery. Six sons and two daughters survive.
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James H.cox
Letts
Ind
John Marshall
Gale St
Mount Aris
Puzzle a Day Fruit Palindrome Line
A word puzzle asks to fill five dots with five distinct fruits using the same five letters so the line reads the same forward and backward. The phrase reads as a palindrome when completed, noting yesterday’s answer as a hint.
Fragmentary OCR Item From Historic Page
A partial OCR snippet from a historic newspaper page shows unreadable codes and repeated tokens. No clear events names dates or places are legible to form a coherent summary. The readable portion offers no distinct person organization or location to anchor a factual item.
Puzzle diagram sums to 143 with unique cell values
In the diagram the numbers in each horizontal row total 143. Each number appears in only one cell and no value repeats across cells. Determine the arrangement so every row sums to 143 while preserving the one cell per value constraint.
Funeral Services of John Wacker Tuesday
The Rev. F. R. Davies will officiate at funeral services for John Wacker 72 who died at his home 2444 W Tenth St Saturday. Services will be held at the home Tuesday afternoon burial will be in Crown Hill. Wacker born in Germany 1851 came to this country at 22 and settled in Indianapolis. He was a former butcher and a member of the Druids and Zion Evangelical Church. He is survived by his widow Emma E Wacker one son Edward C Wacker two daughters Emma Wiles and Florence Beecher both of Indianapolis and two brothers Augustus of Indianapolis and Carl of Germany.
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F. R. Davies
Zion Evangelical Church
John Wacker
Tenth St
Crown Hill
Mr. Wacker
Germany
Indianapolis
Order of the Druids
Emma E. Wacker
Edward C. Wacker
Emma W. Wiles
Florence Beecher
Augustus Wacker
Carl Wacker
Elevator Death Probed in City Plant Accident
Coroner Paul F. Robinson is investigating the death of 52 year old Fred Wiese of 1813 Olive Street after being crushed in an elevator at the G. J. Tire Company plant on 545 East Georgia Street Saturday. Safety engineer John Lichtenberg said repair work was starting on the elevator and Wiese fell into the shaft when the lift moved. Funeral services will be held at his home Tuesday afternoon.
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Paul F. Robinson
Fred Wiese
Olive St
G. & J. Tire Company
E. Giorgia St
John Lichtenberg
Wiess
Wiese
Carpenters Elect New Local Officers in Union No 75
Newly elected officers of United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Local No. 75 are Milton N. McCord president Ralph Martin vice president J W Lewis recording secretary Thomas Short financial secretary C F Manion treasurer Frank Rucker conductor Olite Suits warden Z F Carrigan William G Grant Grant Suits trustees.
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United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Milton N. McCord
Ralph Martin
J. W. Lewis
Thomas Short
C. F. Manion
Frank Rucker
Olite Suits
Z. F. Carrigan
William G. Grant
Grant Suits
Four Cars Missing From City Streets Today
Police report four automobiles missing this day. Owners listed include Mary Jane Winstein of Apartment 2 at 3335 North Meridian Street, Frank Perkins of 241 North Pershing Avenue, Carmel Ocoen of 5356 Lowell Avenue, and Walker Raush of 120 West Thirtieth Street.
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Mary Jane Winstein
Meridian St
Frank Perkins
N. Pershing Ave
Carmel Ocoen
Lowell Ave
Walker Raush
W. Thirtieth St
Boy Scouts Head to Two Week Summer Camp Near Ft Harrison
One hundred twenty five Indianapolis Scouts arrived at the Boy Scout reservation near Ft Harrison for a two week camp under Scout Executive F O Belzer. Improvements include a new showerhouse and washroom and a new water supply. The daily program features scout craft swimming assembly and campfire gatherings. Assistants include S L Norton E S Hoelscher and R M Pruitt with older Scouts forming a junior staff to aid activities.
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Indianapolis
Ft. Harrison
F. O. Belzer
Scout
Belzer
S. L. Norton
E. S. Hoelscher
R. M. Pruitt
Crop Outlook Good Across Indiana Statewide
Indiana ag statistician George C. Bryant reports crop prospects strong with corn planting mostly finished and wheat harvest due within a week or ten days. June days favored farm work, southern wheat yields fair, northern districts weaker, oats progressing, hay improving, small fruits and truck crops improving, and farm labor remains acute with reduced acreage on many farms.
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George C. Bryant
Indiana
Pennsylvania Railroad Reprimanded Over Employee Representation
The Pennsylvania Railroad was publicly reprimanded by the United States Railroad Labor Board for denying a class of employees the right to select their own representatives to negotiate wages and working conditions. The board declared the railroad in the same position as those who strike against its decisions and the law creating the board.
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United Press
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad Today
United States Railroad Labor Board
Pennsylvania
Congress
Frieda's Follies
A sardonic narrator recalls inviting a self-absorbed man to dinner as her sister’s children visit. To seize his attention she arranges playful tricks like fly paper in his chair, hoping the evening distracts him from himself.
Bicycle theft report at Baltimore Ave address
Roman Bronzus of 2516 Baltimore Ave reports today that a thief stole his bicycle police noted a theft occurred at the residence and is investigating with description details pending.
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Baltimore Ave
Thef
Persian Quakes Take 3 000 Lives
United News reports ongoing Persian earthquake shocks have killed about 3 000 people and destroyed eight villages in the past week. Some 100 000 fled across the Eurasian region amid mounting devastation and fear. Scientists seek links to volcanic activity including Vesuvius Etna and Italian eruptions.
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United News
Paris
Persia
Eurassan
Vesuvius
Etna
Hawaii
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Catholic Press
Bluffton Club
Wells County
Riverside
James H. Cox
Army
Jean Hodson
United States Army
San Francisco
Morton
City
Carpenters
BOY Scouts
Pennsy Railroad
Otto H. Gripe
Merchants Bank Bldg. Lin
Tretcher
Carlin Music Co
E. Washington St
Steps
Frieda’s Follies
By M. E
Franklin Jewelry Co
South Illinois St. Free
Korassan
R. W. Durham CO
Alabama St
Guaranty Cafeteria
Circle
Meridian Streets
Hotel Lincoln Management
Panielis
Wheeler Brothers
Molly’s
Indianapolis Baking Co
the White Furniture CO
Complete Home Outfitters
Washington Street
Tom Quinn
Jake Wolf
Eiteljorg & Moore, Dentists Cor
East Market St
CIN Rewn A
Patterson
Shade CO
Epsont C.atom
Hotel
Lincoln Tea Room
Carrie
Hatfield
Harry
Hatfield Electric Co
Meridian
Maryland
Virginia Ave
Illinois St
W. Waeh
Mass. Ave
N. Llinois
Kotex
Woodbury’s
Hinds Honey & Alm
Daggett & Ramsdell
Berry
Champlin
Graham's
Hind's
Peacock
Jergen
Fletcher
Lyon's
White's
Arnica
Bell
DeWitt's
DeWitt
Kondon
Ransom’s
Palm Olive Soap Co
Kirk’s
Haag
Welch
Armour
Enoz
Allen
Angier
Ayer
Atwood
Bellans
Brandreth
Bliss
Burnham
Hart
Harlem
Tilly
G. M
Horlick
Hood
Seles
Climax
Cuticura
Cuticura Laboratories
Maiden
Mase
I. B. Cohen
Indiana Ave
Illinois
Ohio
Butler College
Register Today
3 Shoe Company
State Life Building
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