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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1925
Page
3
A refrigerating plant owned by the city is set to become property on August 10 under a ten year old contract. A Market Refrigerating Co letter to the board of safety said stand holders want to take over. The board says it has no right to transfer now but seeks disposal options.
Senator Samuel M. Ralston recommends Indianapolis editor Harry W. Bassett to join the United States Employees Compensation Commission succeeding John J. Keegan. Salary set at $4,000.
Mrs. Joseph Burt Emmal asks Indiana police to aid in locating her husband who left Chicago on February 20 and checked out of the Spink Arms hotel on March 3 under the name 8. G. Baker. He is 65, gray haired, bald, heavy set, last seen in a light brown suit with hat and overcoat.
An ad touts Adlerika as a quick intestinal evacuant that clears gas and stomach issues. It claims dramatic cleansing of matter and toxins, with physician endorsements and testimonials. Distributed by Hook Drug Co in Indianapolis.
A cat named Tommy died from asphyxiation after climbing a gas stove and turning on the gas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 8 H Plank 1819 Lockwood Street Monday night. He was found the next morning.
H A Campbell will be one of the end men in the minstrel show by the Help Aid and Assist Club of North Park Lodge 646 F and A M in Tomlinson Hall Thursday night a dance will follow. Charles Schellenberg 806 Lincoln St handles ticket sales.
Frederick E. Schortemeier secretary of state said bids will be sought on printing lists of automobiles and owners for sheriffs and police officers under a new law. The work is estimated at 20000 dollars but only 10000 dollars is available in the appropriation. Attorney General Gilliam advised to keep expenses within the appropriation.
For two weeks Tommy suffered a leg abscess and slept in the kitchen at Mrs. Plank's house. He faced a mysterious foe that had no form and could not be fought, escaping only to reach a closed door where he was found defeated.
Samuel Griffin longtime Indianapolis real estate figure dies in Phoenix at sixty nine. He wintered there with his wife and will be brought back for burial in Indiana. Survived by widow son Gordon Griffin two brothers William H. Griffin and Forest Griffin and two sisters Mrs Walter Inman Redlands California and Mrs Robert Lilly Oklahoma. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
Funeral services for Robert M. Henry 60 originator of the medicated Uve steam method of treatment who died Monday night at his sanitarium 2408 N Meridian St will be held at McNeely & Sons chapel 1828 N Meridian St at 2 p m Friday Burial in Crown Hill cemetery Roy Copeland today was owner of the Cambridge City Tribune Republican organ and one of the oldest weekly newspapers in the State An announcement was made by Frank Mosbaugh who had been owner and editor for forty four years Bishop John Hazen White of the Episcopal Church died at Sea Breeze Florida his body expected to arrive Thursday funeral services will be held Friday morning at St James Church burial at Michigan City
Officers of the men's Bible class will be elected Friday night after their annual banquet. F. F. Mc Crea serves as chairman of the nominating committee.
Modern plumbing shop at 3364 N Capitol Ave showcases porcelain built in tubs and pedestal lavatories free from exposed pipes. John B. Gardner offers gas heaters and water softening systems promising soft water and lower gas costs for Indianapolis homes.
Architect Fermer S. Cannon of 21 Virginia Ave. urges homeowners to build now as conditions normalize after World War II. He notes steady costs, available quality contractors and skilled labor, and warns that delaying could miss qualified builders and rising spring demand.
In Indiana homes, white curtains with colorful ruffles and coordinated valances create a gay window dress. Curtains feature white marquisette with colored ruffles, while sunfast voile shades offer two-set design: white inner shade and green outer shade to block light. Pettis Dry Goods Co promotes The Pettis Drapery Book with drapery ideas and guidance for home makers.
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