Mr Fixit Receives Complaints On Shepherd Dog And Streets
In Indianapolis readers raise issues about an untagged shepherd dog on Elm and Grove and nuisance barking. Residents request remedies while street grades, drainage, and a sanitary lavatory are reported problems across Garfield Chester Elm Walnut Pratt and nearby blocks.
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Fixit
MR. Fixit
Elm and Grove Sts
Bledsoe
The
Humane Society
Garfield Ave
Chester
Garfield
Walnut
Pratt Sts
Thomas Newsom
Janitor Nerpel Sentenced on Delinquency Charge
Nerpel, 30, of Tibbs Avenue and West Minnesota Street, was fined 500 dollars plus costs and sentenced to six months at Indiana State Farm after being found guilty of contributing to delinquency of school boys. Judge Frank J. Lahr presided in juvenile court. Nerpel was arrested while employed as assistant janitor at School 58, 436 Ketcham Street.
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Nerpel
Tibbs Ave
W. Minnesota St
Indiana State Farm
Frank J. Lahr
Ketcham St
Golden wedding anniversary for Bullman Rodebeck couple
Mr and Mrs William Bullman of Cumberland Indiana observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner. The couple married fifty years ago in 1896 after meeting in the neighborhood. They farmed land along the National Road near Indianapolis then retired fourteen years ago to Cumberland. Their children grandchildren and one great grandchild attended. The Rev Paul Pullman spoke on family and church history. Both are long time St Johns German Evangelical Church members. The observance marks the third golden anniversary within the church since January 1.
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William Bullman
Cumberland
Ind
Bullman
Christina Rodebeck
National Rd
Indianapolis
Edward Kruse
Robert R. Riser
Anton Weise
Tillie Bullman
Charles Bullman
Paul Pullman
Constantine Huntington
Paul Huntington
Fred
The
St. John’s
Car license notices list stolen and found autos
Automobiles reported stolen belong to Fred Sering in Toledo and New York Streets, Carlos Becker at Thirty-Sixth Street and Washington Boulevard, and Albert Fritz at Garfield Avenue with several plate numbers. Found cars belong to Hubert Hamilton on Michigan Street and Ralph Richwine on West Tenth Street, with locations noted.
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Ross
Indianapolis Times
Fred Sering
Ford
Toledo
New York
Carlos Becker
Thirty-Sixth St
Washington Blvd
Hudson
Maryland
Illinois
Albert Fritz
Garfield Ave
Hupmobile
Market and
Delaware Sts
Hubert Hamilton
Michigan St
Thirty-Eighth St
Fall Creek Blvd
Ralph C. Richwine
Tenth St
Maryland St
Lewis Henry
Kenwood Ave
Oaklard
City
Marriage Licenses and Names Among City Records
A jumbled list of marriage license references and personal names appears, citing individuals with ages and addresses in various neighborhoods. The fragmentary text includes names such as Edna Boyer and Bernice Smithy with scattered ages and street references, suggesting a register or notice section.
Girl Faces Prison After Guilty Verdict in Slaying
Dorothy Perkins a 17 year old telephone operator was found guilty of first degree manslaughter for killing her soldier sweetheart Thomas Templeton at a Valentine party in Greenwich Village. The jury foreman announced the verdict and Dorothy fainted as her attorney Sidney R Lash rushed to her side. Judge John F McIntyre postponed sentence until Monday.
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United Press
New York
Dorothy Perkins
Thomas Templeton
Greenwich Village
Dorothy
Sidney R. Lash
John F. McIntyre
Sheridan Minister Ordained After Butler College Graduation
The Rev. Doyle Mullen of Sheridan, a Butler College graduate, was ordained to the ministry at special services Wednesday night at the Sheridan Christian Church. Several local ministers participated in the ceremony.
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Doyle Mullen
Sheridan
Butler College
Sheridan Christian Church
Hundreds of Children Admitted Since Riley Hospital Doors Opened
Nearly 500 patients have been admitted to the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children since it opened last November. As of June 16, 454 had been admitted with 155 remaining for treatment. Marion County sent the largest number, followed by Madison County with nineteen. seventy-nine counties sent patients.
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James Whitcomb Riley Hospital For
Marion County
Madison County
Seven drivers slated for speeding by police
Seven alleged speeders were slated Wednesday night by city and State police. They gave their names as Frank Gerrard, 22, of 420 N. Gladstone Ave. and Mrs. Eugene Stephens, 20, of 142 W. Twenty First St.
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Frank Gerrard
N. Gladstone Ave
Eugene Stephens
W. Twenty-First St
Five Men Charged In Speeding and Intoxicated Driving Case
Homer Mays 22 of 339 W Eleventh St James Gallagher 25 of 1645 N Central Ave Kenneth Hughes 17 of 2312 Barrett Ave R B Waldergel 35 of 616 Lexington Ave and Louis Henry 27 of 5152 Kenwood Ave face speeding and intoxicated driving charges Waldergel also held for transporting liquor and driving on the left side Three drivers held for traffic violations.
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Homer Mays
Eleventh St
James Gallagher
N. Central Ave
Kenneth Hughes
Barrett Ave
R. B. Waldergel
Lexington Ave
Louis Henry
Kenwood Ave
Waldergel
Banks Asked to Bid on Indianapolis Sinking Fund
Indianapolis banks were invited to bid on the city sinking fund deposit for the period from June 1925 to June 1926. About $930,000 will be available with bids to be decided June 30. City Controller Joseph L. Hogue said the present administration will have paid $2,000,000 on sinking fund debt before leaving office.
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Indianapolis
Joseph L. Hogue
Hogue
Local Funds Estimate for Sinking Funds
The next administration will receive about $620000 in the general sinking fund and there will be $118000 left in the flood prevention sinking fund, according to his estimate.
Gas stove explosion burns man at home
William Young, 78, of 2% Prank Street, was burned on the face arms and hands when a gas stove he was lighting exploded. He was taken to the city hospital.
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William Young
Zemo Advertises Eczema Cure and Soap
The ad promotes Zemo as an antiseptic liquid that removes eczema, stops itching, and heals skin troubles including sores burns and chafing. A trial bottle costs 35 cents and a one dollar size is available, plus Zemo Soap at 25 cents. All druggists carry the products.
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Zemo
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