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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1923

Page

3

New Gurch to Dedicate East Twenty Ninth Street Church

The East Twenty Ninth Street Methodist Episcopal Church, successor to Columbia Ave M E Church, will be dedicated Sunday at 2 30 pm by Rev H A King with a dedicatory address by Rev C E Bacon. The program includes a 9 45 am Sunday school and night services.

Teesee East Twenty-Ninth St. Methodist Episcopal Church Columbia Ave. M. E H. A. King C. E. Bacon Capitol Ave. M. B Manson Edgar Baker Cornell Ave Twentynth St E. W. Harrell C. H. Schooley Schooley C. B. Warner Epworth League W. S. Biddle

Americanization Meeting Tonight Draws Local Clergy

The Rev. M. V. Foster Reverend C. P. Greenfield and Rev. Ray A. Ragsdale lead an Americanization meeting at Roosevelt Ave and Seven Tenth Street tonight. A musical program and fireworks are planned with refreshments provided for the public.

M. V. Foster Highth Christian Church C. P.greenfield Tabernacle ‘Baptist Church Ray A. Ragsdale Brightwood M. E Roosevelt Ave Sevententh St

Dedicatory Work Continues At Veritas Masonic Lodge

The Veritas Masonic Lodge at 608 Adams Street and Roosevelt Avenue continues dedication ceremonies through Friday and Saturday. Arthur R. Robinson gave the chief address as members moved from the old site to the new headquarters. a Master Mason degree event is planned.

Veritas Masonics Lodge Adams St Roosevelt Ave Twenty Fifth Station Sts Arthur R. Robinson Lodge William Jegan Henry BE. Harris Henry D. Foster Calvin W. Busch Edgar A. Leftwich Elroy P. Boyd Roy H. Leonard Hubert N. Scott J. Frank Peggs Stewart Charles L. Clark Tyler William D. Brooks Frank Stanley Charles A. Dalby

Third Generation Inherits Talent Mushrush Children

Kathryn Mushrush aged 6 and her brother Fred 10, children of Mr. and Mrs. John Mushrush of 8832 N Illinois St, are called young musicians. The siblings, violinists and frequent performers on public programs, recently played at Knights of Pythias memorial services in France.

France Yessel Kathryn Mushrush John Mushrush Illinois St Fred Knights of Pythias

Thief Takes Purse From Y M C A Office

Miss Ethel Hessong reports a theft at the YMCA office where she works. A purse containing two pearl rings a bar pin a string of pearls and interurban tickets was taken valued at eighty dollars.

Soldiers forbid mass meetings in Oklahoma towns

National Guard troops remain in Okmulgee County under Governor Walton until local authorities can enforce the law efficiently. He accuses local officers of colluding with secret mobs, after sending home two hundred troops. Fifty militiamen patrol Okmulgee, Henrietta, and the mining district towns Spelter and Dewar as a military proclamation bans mass meetings.

United Press Okmulgee Okla National Guard Okmulgee County Jack C. Walton Henrietta Spelter Dewar Markham

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New Gurch Brightwood Masons Veritas Lodge New Temple Mrs.Lodie Lydia E. Pinkham Sacco Kathryn and Fred Mushrush Scopes Jewell Children’s Oak THE Royal Complete Simmons Illinois Street Ethel Hessong Oklahoma Germany W.H. Block DE Hart Schaffner & Marx Edge Batiste Nainsock California Trefan Gingham Dimity Cretonnes White Nainsook Amoskeag Percales Madras Bunte Phonograph
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