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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1924

Page

6

December-Iune Nuptial Knot Untied by Judge

Superior Judge James M. Leathers dissolved the 76 year old John Eacert and 32 year old Sadie Eacert marriage after hearings over two days. The judge ordered Eacert to pay the plaintiff’s attorney fees of 75 dollars within thirty days amid tensions over alimony. Local divorce courts report high activity with 164 divorces since Monday, Leathers presiding on 63 and Circuit Judge Iry O. Chamberlin on 43.

James M. Leathers John Eacert Haines Sr Sadie Eacert Eacert Leathers Bacfrt Franklin McCrey Igfha Beerty Marioave Cour Iry O. Chamberlin

Tax limit proposed by C of C committee

Leo K. Fesler proposes limiting next year’s tax levy to 2.50 in Indianapolis Center Township and 2.75 in Indianapolis Wayne Warren and Washington Townships. The Chamber of Commerce civic affairs committee will consider the resolution with John F. White chairing and Francis Fauvre, Daniel Luten, and Earl Mushlitz on the panel.

Indianapolis Center Township Wayne, Warren Washington Townships Leo K. Fesler Chamber of Commerce John F. White Francis M. Fauvre Fesler Daniel B. Luten Earl Mushlitz

Reinhard Burial Here For Indianapolis Native

The body of Francis J. Reinhard seventy died in Washington D C will be brought to Indianapolis for burial. He was former chief clerk in the treasury department solicitor's office in Washington for ten years and was an active Marion County Democrat. He will be escorted by his son John J Reinhard of Evansville and daughter Miss Margaret Reinhard.

Francis J. Reinhard Indianapolis Washington, D. C John J. Reinhard Evansville Margaret Reinhard Reinhard Treasury Department Washington Marion County

Walter C. Hock 58 Dies After Illness in Indianapolis

Blind for years Walter Charles Hoch aged 58 died Thursday at his home 1240 Marlowe Ave after a five month illness. He was a lifelong Indianapolis resident except four years in Middletown Ohio. Survived by widow two sisters Mrs Anna Stella and Mrs Carrie Howa and a brother Albert Hoch all of Indianapolis. Funeral services 3 p m Saturday with burial at Crown Hill.

Walter Charles Hock Marlowe Ave Middletown Indianapolis Anna Stella Carrie Howa Albert Hoch Crown Hill

Mrs. Elea nor Blase Dies After Illness

Mrs Elea nor Blase 43 dies at home after five weeks illness at 723 E Minnesota St Indianapolis. Funeral at St Mark s English Lutheran Church Saturday 2 p m with brief service at residence burial Crown Hill Cemetery. Survived by husband Fred Blase daughter Ethel and son Walter of Indianapolis and son Fred Blase Jr of Cleveland. Mission Sundays Ordered By Times Special. Lutheran congregations will set aside one Sunday a year for missions per Missouri Synod action in session at Fort Wayne. Tribute to honored head laid in memorial services.

Eleanor Blase Minnesota St St. Mark’s English Lutheran Church Crown Hill Cemetery Times FT. Wayne Ind Missouri Synod

Sign reads A Puzzle a Day A Puzzle a Day

A storekeeper orders a motto sign. The printer kept letters in order but did not space them. Spacing yields a hidden message that explains a number puzzle where 285714 when moved becomes 571428, twice the original. The puzzle hinges on cyclic twenty eight and fourteen relationships.

Speed Up Gas Tax Case Seeks Supreme Court Ruling

South Bend firms seek a quick Supreme Court ruling on the gasoline tax law before the court recess. They filed a motion to advance the case on Thursday.

Supreme Court South Bend

Bandit Suspects Thwarted After Station Hold Up

Two bandit suspects thought to have held up several northwest city filling stations were thwarted Thursday night. Edward Busselle was arrested on larceny charges, and Whitt Hazelwood reported a $45 loss. Police allege Busselle confessed to the theft. Additional local thefts include $340 from Clarence Pell and a $10 purse from Mary Howard. A garden hose valued at $3 was reported stolen. Marion Elmore commented on needing the rain.

James Finney Fall Creek Northwestern Ave Edward Busselle W. St. Clair St Whitt Hazelwood Busselle Clarence Pell S. East St Mary Howard Central Ave Ray Wood Jones St Post Office N. Holmes Ave Washington St Marion Elmore E. Market St

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