Jewish camp for children dedicated near Indianapolis
Big Eagle camp sponsored by the Indianapolis Jewish Federation was opened for sixty children. The fifty acre site between Traders Point and Zionsville features dormitories, a dining lodge, crafts shop, and memorials to Jewish soldiers. Key donors include Mrs. William H. Robin and Mr. and Mrs. Wolf with contributions by Louis Wolf and A H Goldstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Eagle
Indianapolis Jewish Federation
Traders Point
Zionsville
United States
Samuel Strauss
Samuel Bernstein
Dorothy
Klessinger
Will Alyst
Samuel A. Katz
Big Eagle Creek
G. A. Efromson
Reginald H. Sullivan
Frank Wolf
William H. Robin
Europe
Louis Wolf
State Aid Group to Split for Study
The state aid committee will split into two sub committees on July 9. Senator Alonzo H. Lindley will head one, to develop a single plan for state financing of schools replacing local levies for minimum salaries. Representative George Freeman will head the other to revise and simplify the aid law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Aid
Arthur Sapp
Huntington
Alonzo H. Lindley
Kingman
George Freeman
Kokomo
Merchants Plan Drive for Statewide Advertising Campaign
Independent merchants formed the Associated Independent Merchants appoint Ward Advertising Company to conduct a state wide advertising and publicity campaign. They announce plans to promote local businesses and boost visibility across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Merchants
The
Associated Independent Merchants
Ward Advertising Company
Two Homes Robbed in Separate Stolen Goods Incidents
A brooch valued at 60 dollars and 2 dollars cash were taken from the residence of R L Reddick at 3324 Northwestern Avenue. Three purses containing 22 dollars were stolen from Julia Dickinson at 303 East Ohio Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Reddick
Northwestern Avenue
Julia Dickinson
East Ohio Street
New Law Firm Formed Batchelor and Keehn
Hiram D. Keehn and Thomas C. Batchelor announce the formation of a new law firm Batchelor and Keehn with offices at Circle Tower 427 429 and 431. The partnership marks a development in local legal services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batchelor & Keehn
Circle Tower
Hiram D. Keehn
Thomas C. Batchelor
Romances of King Carol Stir Romanian Court Drama
The narrative traces Carol’s return to Romania after a Paris living arrangement with Madame Lupescu, his bid to reclaim the throne from his eight year old son, and the shadow of Ferdinand’s era. It recounts royal liaisons, foiled dynastic matches, and the court’s intrigue including Queen Elizabeth’s liberal stance, Marie’s influence, and Stirbey’s controversial presence.
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Paris
Carol
Romania
Ferdinand
Madame
Lupescu
Helene Vacarescu
Elizabeth
Madame Lupescu
Erdinand
Marie
Victoria
England
Jugoslavia
Greece
Prince of Wales
Queen Marie
Baku Stirbey
Stirbey
Air Review Plans Dummy Fort Bombing at Mars Hill Show
An artillery demonstration featuring a dummy fort bombing is set as the main attraction of an air and artillery show at Mars Hill airport on Friday July 4. The Indiana National Guard 113th Observation Squadron sponsors the event with Curtiss Wright Flying Service of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars Hill Airport
One Hundred Thirteenth Observation Squadron
Indiana National Guard
Curtiss-Wright Flying Service
Indiana
National Guard
Margaret Marbacher
Indianapolis
Curtiss- Wright
Cecil F. Reynolds
G. Carpenter
Paul A. Hartman
Lee Brutus
Troy
Waco
Joseph Steele
Walter Hiser
Jack Daugherty
Robert Gill
Curtiss-Wright
Evan E. Inman
Aaron Vance
Richard Reddie
Howard H. Maxwell
Holt Road
West Morris Street
Stolen Tools Linked to Grocery Burglaries
Police tie burglary to three Sunday night thefts. At 2764 Roosevelt avenue H Miller blacksmith shop lost an electric drill crow bar and files. Kroger at same address $25 worth cigarets groceries taken. Standard grocery at 3214 East Twenty-fifth street ransacked. John Carr meat market at 2457 Martindale avenue $80 in meats stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Miller
Roosevelt Avenue
Kroger
East Twenty-fifth Street
John Carr
Martindale Avenue
Yeggs Steal Safe From Poolroom Raid
George Young reports burglars entered a poolroom at 2140 North Illinois Street by forcing a rear door. The safe containing about 100 dollars was found missing from the establishment run by John E. B. McCarty on Pearson Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Young
Pearson Avenue
John EB. McCarty
North Illinois Street
McCarty
Fort Entrant Leads Contest In Miss Victory Race
Dorothy Rudolph of Ft. Benjamin Harrison leads the Miss Victory contest with 4150 votes to Della Stahl's 4000 as the Veterans of Foreign Wars stage the event tied to the Siege of 1918 at the state fairground on July 19. Lillian Smock and E C Atkins Co. entry stand third, with a 450 vote edge over Helen Malless of Sears Roebuck Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Rudolph
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Della Stahl
Miss Stahl
Veterans of Foreign Wars
State Fairground
Lillian Smock
E. C. Atkins & Co
Helen Malless
Sears, Roebuck & Co
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Jackiel W. Joseph
City Park Board
Helen Jacobs
Evelyn Hahn
Henry Blatt
Etta Ebner
A. H. Goldstein
Goldstein Brothers’ Department Store
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Out
Everitt's
Anbame
Olehoth
Askin & Marine CO
Washington St
Lewis Furniture Co
United Trade-In
Meridian St
Safety For Savings
Letcher American National Bank Southeast Cor. of Market and
Pennsylvania
Theo Indiana
POLI
King Carol
Balkans
National Theater
Bucharest
Zizi Lambrino
Rae Rae Rire
Seviers
Kiens Bank
E. Washington
W. Wash. ST
Mars Hill
Yeggs
Kansas
Cora G. Lewis
Kinsley
Excelsior
Riley
Chiles
Lemcke
Penn, & Market
Leon
W. G. Drake
Cherry
Charles Mayer and Company
E. Maple Road
Eiteljorg
E. Wash
Meridian
Cash and Carry Paper Company, Inc
Alabama
Lincoln
American Pa
W. Market St
Ae ‘Schaub
Lone Wolf
Ae Deila Stahl
Edna Schaub
Thelma Patterson
Mitzi Meredith
Ella Moore
Rena Jean Scheed
Gladys Koontz
Virginia Scott
Mina Mae Dodd
Viola Heady
Lela Laep
Shirley
Illinois
Tenth ST
E. 30Th
E. 10Th
Virginia Ave
Colle
College No
TIMES
RESUL
Brussels
Bown
Davenport
West
Washington Street
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