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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1925
Page
14
Readers urge action on waterlogged Vermont Street and Lord Street areas in Indianapolis. Letters criticize flooding, mud and blocked sewers while officials promise investigation and immediate steps to grade streets and install proper drainage.
In Richmond Indiana on June 23 a baby named Robert Charles Kessler, infant son of Mr and Mrs Harry Kessler, is reported to have seven grandparents including a great great grandfather in the family.
Mrs Henry Hollister of Wyandotte Michigan reports severe postnatal illness with right side pain and fatigue. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she found relief quickly and later endorsed the product to others.
Indianapolis officer Patrolman Harry Ross marks fifteen years on the police force. He recently reassigned from his district to monitor a filling station from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. before serving District 56, a rough sector noted for gang fights, illegal alcohol operators, and murders. He joined the department in November 1910 and has maintained an unblemished record.
The 11th Infantry returns from Camp Knox agreeing to run a four week citizens camp at Ft. Benjamin Harrison starting July 6. About 1,500 young men from Indiana Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky will receive infantry training under a largely complete staff led by Lieut. Col. E. J. Nowlen. Senior instructor Lieut. Col. Wiley T. Conway will join next week to oversee military training.
The annual auction sale of unclaimed goods and stolen articles bolstered the police pension fund by nearly 300 dollars. About a hundred youths attended as bicycles and other items such as cedar chests a wooden leg books auto tires and a baby carriage were sold. Ora Burkhart served as auctioneer while George Cox and Sam Rariden supervised the sale.
A memorial service for the late Thomas R. Marshall former Vice President and Indiana Governor will be held at 4 30 p m Sunday at First Presbyterian Church where he was a member Pastor Rev Matthew F Smith will lead the service Public officials and civic representatives have been invited to attend
Police are urged to report stolen automobiles matching the listed license numbers. Owners Luther Dennis, Marie Brooks, W A Rhynearson, Haynes Schmidt, and others are named with addresses and partial plate data from New York Meridian, Overland, Oakland, and Market intersections.
Police recovered several vehicles credited to Atlas Securities Company Overland at Twenty Second and Yandes Streets Oliver W Tensee 3360 Park Ave Cleveland at Twenty Second and Alvord Street George Branham 1318 8S Pershing Ave Ford at Senate and Washington Streets Ford Roadster license 553 638 wrecked at Ray and Illinois Streets Inaugural dinner and dance set for July 6 for new officers of the Junior Chamber of Commerce at Page s chicken dinner resort east of Indianapolis Plans are being made
School board seeks to trim about 300000 from the Shortridge High School project planned for the Pennsylvania and Thirty-fourth Streets site. Architects Kopf and Wooling and Herbert Foltz warned that 1500000 is unlikely to clear state tax board approval. The board vowed not to reduce student capacity and noted West Side High plans will be ready in a month.
A Cincinnati man calling himself John Beard asked to interview D. C. Stephenson in Noblesville. Sheriff Gooding refused citing court orders barring visitors to Stephenson, Earl Gentry, and Earl Klenck except their attorneys.
The National Vocational Guidance Association program for the sixty third annual National Educational Association convention is announced. At 2 p m June 29 A H Edgerton University of Wisconsin will speak joined by Miss M Edith Campbell Miss Florence E Clark and Miss Emma Pritchard Cooley representing vocational guidance bureaus in Cincinnati Chicago and New Orleans with events at the Y M C A.
Mrs. O. D. Oliphant president of the American Legion auxiliary spoke at a Lincoln Service Club luncheon. She denounced pacifists cry of peace at any price and urged peace with honor as a Washington meeting on the topic approaches.
A garbled list shows numerous marriage license entries with names ages and addresses. It includes Charles Powers 2004 College cancer Emma W aon 55 1705 Buckle Marion Edwards 24 2361 Central Mae Alred 21 2361 Central and others across Detroit St. Louis and more with occupations like nurse cook driver and stenographer.
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