Governor Must Name Seventeen Board Members This Year
Governor Emmett F. Branch faces appointment of seventeen state board and commission members before year end. At least three appointments will be made this month. Several terms expire this year including on the advisory juvenile committee and various state boards. No successor named yet for John D. Oliver at Purdue University.
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Emmett F. Branch
Charles A. McGonagle
Plainfield
Ella B. Kehrer
Anderson
John W. van Atta
Livestock Sanitary Board
Lulu V. Cline
Board of Registration and Examination of
A. B. Crampton
Indianapolis
Board of Control
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument
Donald du Shane
Columbus
Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Benjamin F. Long
Logansport
Edwin Carr
Bloomington
George Ball
Muncie
Indiana University
John A. Gunn
Bedford
Southeastern Hospital For the Insane
John D. Oliver
South Bend
Purdue University
City adopts 280000 bond for hospital improvements
City council approved a resolution ratifying a 280000 bond issue for hospital improvements at a Wednesday special meeting. A notification error blocked action on a 300000 temporary health board loan ordinance.
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Board of Health
Nurses Host Annual Picnic at Walnut Gardens
Nutrition nurses of the city board of health held their annual picnic today at Walnut Gardens southwest of the city. About thirty nurses and friends attended with Mrs. Alice Jones superintendent of school nurses in charge.
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City Board of Health
Walnut Gardens
Alice Jones
Number puzzle: first two digits 2 and 8 shift to end
A six digit number begins with 28 and, when the first two digits 28 are moved to the end, yields a number exactly twice the original. Determine the missing digits to satisfy the condition.
Storm injuries fatal in Indiana cyclone
Blood poisoning from injuries suffered in a cyclone two weeks earlier caused the death of Mrs. John Lucas, 40, at Bushville. The cyclone ripped the Lucas farm house from its foundation and inverted it. She was badly cut and bruised, but her condition worsened only after infection developed.
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John Lucas
Lucas
Richmond Electric Plant Plans Second Rate Cut
Richmond Indiana city electric light plant shows strong profits and will implement a second rate reduction starting July 1 as the city continues to lower costs for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Richmond
Ind
Municipal Electric Light
Children First Conference Advocates Cooperative Education
In Winona Lake Indiana on June 26 Miss Blanche Merry state attendance officer urged a cooperative educational program for six hundred thousand Indiana school children. She praised compulsory attendance as vital for citizenship and urged focus on citizen making over politics and taxes. Mrs David Ross credited movie censorship efforts and urged promoting good pictures to curb bad ones. The conference will adjourn Friday.
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Winona Lake
Ind
Blanche Merry
Indiana University-Indiana Parent Teacher Association
Association
David Ross
Indianapolis
Jail clean-up drive nets two teens held for robbery
In Fort Wayne on June 25 two youths Alva Meyers 17 and Albert Blazier 19 were arrested during a police driven "crime wave clean-up." They are held for robbery.
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United Press
FT. Wayne
Ind
Alva Meyers
Albert Blazier
Prisoners Transferred To Pendleton Reformatory
Fifty four inmates from Michigan City state prison were moved to the new Pendleton reformatory to ease crowding. The transfer occurred today on two special interurban cars and involved prisoners from Michigan City.
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United Press
Pendleton
Ind
Michigan City
Sixty Vets to Attend Rainbow Veterans Convention
Sixty members of the Marion County Rainbow Veterans Association will attend the national convention of Rainbow Veterans in Columbia South Carolina on July 14 15 and 16. The June meeting announced the event and delegates will be elected July 9.
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Marion County
Rainbow Veterans’ Association
Rainbow Veterans
Columbia
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Pharmacy price list fragment from early 20th century
A brief item shows several medicinal products with prices: Bromo Seltzer at 60 cents, Bromo Caffeine at 90 cents, Cel er at 25 cents, Vesce at 60 cents, and Capuchine listed as a 60 cent item.
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Kodaks and Films
Clark and Cade Claypool Drug Store
Vonnegut’s
E. Wash. St
Nickel Plate Road
Rochester
Lake Manitou
Walkerton
Koontz Lake
Lake Michigan
Indianapolis Union Station
Indianapolis Mass. Ave
Massachusetts Ave
Bushville
Doty’s Millinery
W.4. Armstrong CO
the Surgical Instrument House
N. Penn
J.W. Cofield
Marion Building
Ohio and
Meridian Sts
Entrance
Ohio St
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Ayres & Company
Mullally
Prert JP
Spee
Aness
E. Wash
Delaware Sts
C. R. West
Indiana Avenue Plaza Hotel
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Gray, Gribben & Gray
North
Illinois Street
Hook’s Stores
Delaware Street
Delaware
Ohio Street
Market
Pennsylvania
N. E
Lemeke
Ohio
Francis Pharmacy
Illinois
Washington Streets
Meridian
Washington Sts
Mchts
Bank
Washington Street
East
Washington
New Jersey
West
Washington and
Senate
Finny
Rocka
Bangle Brand
Hook
Arty
Silas
Dc Auditorium
Berry
California
Beauty
Daggett & Ramsdell
Dame Nature
Freeman
Poe
Luxor
Soc
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Owen
Piver
Pinaud
Remmer’s Peroxide
R_& G. Fleur d Amour
AIP Sal
SCO
Cincinnati
Ae Jergen
Sean
Kirk
Wwe
Woodbury
Williams
Bratey
Colonial Theater
Cor
New York
Massachusetts Avenue
Vermont
Alabama
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Meridian St
Main
Fair Maid
Thrift Shoe Store Merchants Bank
Meridian Streets
Hook’s
Buite
Lowney
Narcisse de Vendome
Armour’s
Virginia Dare
Bocard
Creolin Pearson
Scholl
Analax
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