Indianapolis executive I Leonard Daye dies in Albuquerque
I Leonard Daye 37 of 3674 Birchwood Ave died in Albuquerque New Mexico after six months illness. He was superintendent of the Indianapolis Bradstreet office for two years until the office was taken over by J H Hogue. Burial will be in Corry Pennsylvania. Surviving are widow Alice Daye and two children Margaret and Robert. He was a member of Tabernacle Presbyterian Shrine Lodge Rotary Club Indianapolis Athletic Club and Chamber of Commerce.
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I. Leonard Daye
Birchwood Ave
Albuquerane
N. M
Indianapolis
Bradstreet Company
State Life
J. H. Hogue
Washington, D. C
Daye
Albuquerque
Corry
Alice Daye
Margaret
Robert
Robert B. Daye
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Shrine Lodge
Rotary Club
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Indianapolis Credit Men's Association
Chamber of Commerce
Two Men Sentenced in Petit Larceny Plea
Robert Noble, 30, colored, pleaded guilty to petit larceny for taking three pairs of shoes from David Lichtenberg’s store on April 10, 1924. He received one to eight years in Indiana State Prison and a $1 fine plus costs. John Heughley, 23, colored, pleaded guilty to stealing four auto tires from the Frank Lobrai Company on West Street and was sentenced to one to eight years in Indiana State Reformatory.
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Robert Noble
Indiana
James A. Collins
Noble
David Lichtenberg
Roosevelt
John Heughley
Indiana State
Frank Lobrai Company
N. West St
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Elizabeth C Shook 78
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth C Shook 78 who died Wednesday at her daughter's home 963 W. Thirty-Sixth St were held today at 2:30 p m with Dr F L Havis of St Paul M E Church officiating Burial was at Crown Hill She was descended from James W Sulgrove an early settler and had the first harness shop at 20-22 W Washington St Surviving two daughters Mrs Zora B Davis and Mrs Maude F Thaether two sons Claude O and Ira B Shook a brother William L Martin all of Indianapolis
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Elizabeth C. Shook
Zora B. Davis
F. L. Havis
St. Paul M. E. Church
Crown Hill
Shook
James W. Sulgrove
Divide the diamond to form a Greek cross
The drawing hints at cutting the diamond into three pieces that reassemble into a Greek cross with equal arms. Yesterday’s solution provides two numbers 21 and 172 and notes a remainder 34 when the smaller is divided by an ampersand. The larger plus four becomes divisible by eleven.
Christian Endeavor State Convention Opens in Bedford
BEDFORD Ind June 20 Annual Christian Endeavor convention draws record attendance as delegates gather for the state meeting.
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Christian Endeavor Meeting
Times
Bedford
Ind
Christian Endeavors of
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Eiteljorg & Moore
East Market
Call Webster
Hutchison Mfg. Co
N.gasalle St
Messenger
E. Washington and
Delware Sts
Ray Pants
Vonnegut
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Thorntown
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Monogram
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Lilly Hardware
Ty Imniware Company
East Wash
Howe Cord Tires
Howe
Jack
Howe Gray
Severin Hotel
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Tire and Rubber Co
Union Station
Charles Mayer and Co
Washington St
Land Beauty Seminary
Roof Garden
Chas.s. Carter Mfg
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Robbins & Myers
Hatfield Electric CO
Main
Meridian
Maryland
Maxello
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C. R. West
Indiana Avenue
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Bidg
John F. Reynolds
Penn
Meyer Slipper CO
Aen’s
At the High Expense
Illinois St
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Brady Electric
Sanders
Indiana Ave
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