Grubs Feed by Winnowing Water With Fanlike Brushes
Grubs feed by winnowing the water with a pair of flat brushes spread like fans to catch minute fragments floating in the stream.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1926
Page
8
Grubs feed by winnowing the water with a pair of flat brushes spread like fans to catch minute fragments floating in the stream.
The 1925 YearBook reports record gains for Congregational Churches in the United States with 901,660 members, 25,493, 36 dollars raised, and 3,186,803 for apportionment benevolences. It notes year‑to‑year increases in salaries, pension support, Sunday school enrollment, and Young People’s societies, plus a large donation pool for a church organ.
Mrs. C. W. Craig and her children plan a $10,000 organ gift to Woodruff Place Baptist Church in memory of her husband. Announcement made during corner stone laying for a new three unit church at Michigan and Walcott Streets Sunday afternoon. Speakers included Rev. Pi Go Kenny of the Indiana Baptist Church and Rev. L. C. Trent, pastor.
Construction of the Meridian Heights Presbyterian church at Forty Seventh Street and Central Avenue will begin this summer after ground breaking ceremonies on Sunday. The structure is valued at 150000 dollars. Rev. Thomas R. White will supervise the project and Dr. G. L. Shepard, a charter member, led the prayer.
Junior Choir recital at Emmanuel Reformed Church Prospect and South New Jersey Streets drew a large crowd. Flowers from the event were to be delivered today to Sunyside Sanitarium. The concert was directed by organist Mrs. F. E. Crostreet. Proceeds totaled a sum not disclosed.
Washington dispatch reports concern from labor leaders and economists over installment buying. It notes insistent sales tactics aimed at workers and warns that rising credit use strains wage earners despite decent pay and conditions.
Neighbors of Evans Woollen Democratic nominee for U S Senator invite a 7 30 p m reception at Odd Fellows Hall Broad Ripple Speakers include Woollen long term nominee Albert Stump and Seventh District Congressman nominee William D Headrick Frank P Mary chairs the event A reception committee lists numerous locals including Grover Parrchan John Eubanks Pearl Roberts and others
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