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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1930

Page

6

Heavy trading lifts stocks in brisk market session

A brisk opening sent 8 million shares trading as small and big traders bought heavily. Anaconda Copper and Andes Copper declared quarterly dividends boosting related stocks, while gains spread to Westinghouse Electric and General Electric. Some issues like Simmons, Standard of New Jersey, Gillette and Radio fell before rebounding with the market.

United Prep New York A. M. Byers Anaconda Copper Mining Company Andes Copper Anaconda Westinghouse Electric American General Electric United States Steel American Telephone Simmons Company Standard

Bank clearings and financial notes from multiple cities

Indianapolis Thursday clearings total 3 050 000 with 5 558 000 debits. Chicago sales clearings 83 700 000 balances 7 800 000. New York bank clearings 1 240 000 000 with 61 000 000 balance and 158 000 credit. Washington treasury receipts 362 883 353.83 on March 25 with month receipts 33 645 947.58 and expenditures 745 340.42.

Indianapolis Chicago United Press New York United Press York Clearing House Federal Reserve Bank Credit Rance Washington Treasury

Grain price list with freight to Cincinnati

The notice lists cash hay prices f o b country with freight to Cincinnati. 23% cents or less No 1 tim 12.50 No 2 11.50 No 3 10 No 1 light clover mixed 11.50 No or mixed 11.50 No 1 clover 19.50.

Zodians Cincinnatorsville

Statehouse Candidates List By County And District

A compiled list of candidates filed at the Statehouse includes William E. Wilson and Harry Stamp both Democrats representing Madison, Han­-, Roachdale and Putnam counties. Archibald M. Hall Republican for Indianapolis in the seventh district. Edwin McClure Republican, Indianapolis. Ames H. Drill Republican, Marion county. Albert Asche Democrat, Indianapolis. Sam A. Connelley Democrat Milan. Robert Bonham Republican Hartford City. John E. King Republican Indianapolis. Frank P. Settler Democrat Auburn. Whipple Democrat Muncie prosecuting attorney. Payne Morgan Democrat Dixon. Ralph H. Schaupp Republican West Lafayette joint senator for Benton and Tippecanoe. Hodges Republican Lake county senator. Edgar S. Sale Democrat Dillsboro prosecuting attorney seventh circuit. Albert A. Newer Democrat Camden. Anderson Ketchum Democrat Greensburg Bartholomew Decatur. Frank Lemuel S. Todd Democrat Tipton prosecuting attorney thirty-seventh. Leo W. Conarroe Republican Brookston joint representative Benton and White. SoHowerd Conn Republican Brookville Fayette and Franklin. L. Warner prosecuting attorney third district. Henry Mohr Democrat Fairland representative Shelby. Chester K. Watson Democrat Wayne. Masson Justice Marion County. T. Kuiken Democrat Jasper prosecuting attorney fifty-seventh. J Det Wetz Democrat Columbus Joint Penaker Union Franklin Decatur Bartholomew. Cyrus F. E. Pattee Republican South Bend Sixtieth circuit. Martin T. K Democrat Michigan City. Risentatres A La Porte county.

Harry Stamp Roachdale Putnam and Owen Archibald M. Hall Indianapolis Congress Edwin McClure Marion County Ames H. Drill Albert Asche Marion Sam A. Connelley Milan Satetel Robert Bonham Hartford Cy John E. King Frank P. Settler Auburn DeKalbeou Whipple Muncie Forty-Sixth Judicial Circuit Payne Morgan Dixon Alien County Ralph H. Schaupp West Lajal Benton Lake County Edgar 8 Sale Dillsboro Seventh Judicial Circuit Albert A. Newer Camden Carroll Cass Anderson Ketchum Greensburg Bartholomew Decatur Frankan Lemuel S. Todd Tipton Leo W. Conarroe Brookston White Brookville Fayette Franktree L. Wnarrel Henry Mohr Fairland Shelby County Chester K. Watson Wayne Hartford

City in Brief Luncheon and Club Meetings Schedule

The notice lists multiple luncheon and dinner events including Exchange Club Lincoln, Knights of Columbus Spink Arms, Phi Delta Theta at Chamber of Commerce, Delta Chi and Delta Kappa Epsilon alumni dinners, and Indianapolis Round Table. Indiana Industrial Exposition championed by Congressman Louis Ludlow runs Oct 4–11 at the Exposition Building. A Chinese Eastern Railway lecture is set for Friday at Lincoln. Hawthorne Community House hosts a Boy Scout talk on wild animals with Philip Martindale from Yellowstone presenting pictures.

Exchange Club Lancheon Lincoln Mists’ Club Lyncheon Clu Columbia de Knights of Columbus Spink- Arms Phi Delta Theta Chamber of Commerce First’ Ward Republican Club Rp. m Clark's Master Painters’ Association Elke Club Indianapolis Board of Trade Delta Chi Spink-Arms Delta Kappa Epsilon Columbia Club Federation of Indianapolis Louis Ludlow State Fairground No Yong Park Indiana Council On International Relations Hawthorne Community House Boy Scout Troop 59 Philip Martindale Yellowstone National Park

Hogs and cattle mixed at scarcer markets across midwest yards

Hogs slipped 10 to 20 cents at Union stockyards with 150 to 275 pound hogs selling $10.35 to $10.75 and top $10.85. Receipts reached 3,500 holds. cattle slaughter classes rose while veals gained 50 cents. Across Cincinnati Louisville Cincinnati markets varied with hogs near $10.50 in midweights and cattle steady to higher amid light offerings.

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New York Stocks Edge Higher on March 27 Trade

Market roundup from New York shows gains as bankers and traders react to midweek economic data. Notable movers include large financials and tech names, with volumes steady across major exchanges and the Dow approaching session highs.

Market Produce Price List From An Old Ledger

A dense list of fruits and vegetables with assorted prices. Items include apples Baldwins Winesap oranges lemons limes strawberries beans cabbage celery cauliflower cucumbers kale lettuce onions parsley peas peppers potatoes and more with varied regional origins and per unit or per crate pricing.

Baldwins Northern Spies Winesap Florida California Alemeria Jamaica Ergplent Indiana Wisconsin Minesota Red River Ohios Idaho Florida Cobblers Nancy Halls Opossum

Prices for Eggs and Poultry Across Markets and Regions

Market reports from NEW YORK CHICAGO CLEVELAND and Cincinnati show varied egg and poultry prices. No. 1 top quality eggs quoted by Kingan & Co. and wholesale butter and cheese values cited with regional differences in prices for hens broilers ducks geese and turkeys.

Indianapolis Kingan & Co Wisconsin New York Au United Piece Uiet Middle West Long Island Southern Maine Bermuda Jersey United Press Chicago Minnesota Idaho Cleveland Ohio Green Mountain

Old Line Insurance Firm Organized In City

Organization of the Old Line Automobile Insurers was announced today by F N Daniel president. Offices are on Merchants Bank building tenth floor. About $2 000 000 in insurance applications received. Other incorporators include Dwight S Ritter and Carl Weyl. Further officers to be announced.

F. N. Daniel Merchants Bank Daniel Dwight S. Ritter Carl Weyl

Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Couples In Kentucky and Nearby

Marriage licenses show John H. Vaughn a 40 year old GestnESON Kentucky brakeman wed Mollie Harris 23 of 722 South Missouri. Richard S. Reynolds 22 of 1230 North Warman baker wed Susie Gatlin 20 of Centennial. George Gross 24 of 914 East Sixteenth mechanic wed Mary B. Carter 21 of 914 East Sixteenth. Vanuel Karley 21 of 926 South Capitol tailor wed Mary H. Henry 31 of 613 West Vermont. Samuel F. age 42 of 802 Vi fa soldier wed M E. Agee 49 of Ft. write emeaas ast.

John H. Vaughn Gestneson Mollie Harris South Missouri Richard S. Reynolds North Warman Baker Susie Gatlin George Gross East Sixteenth Mechanic Mary B. Carter Vanuel Karley South Capitol Mary H. Henry Vermont Samuel F M E. Agee Emeaas

Wheat futures strength on cable news boosts grains trade

Chicago March 27 Wheat opened fractionally higher amid scattered buying linked to a firmer foreign tone. Liverpool and Buenos Aires showed strength, while traders cited uncertainties and restricted buying despite a generally firm oat and corn market. Weather remains cold and dry across the belt. Provisions steady.

United Press Chicago Board of Trade Liverpool Buenos Aires

Births in Methodist and St Vincent hospitals list families

A long list of births naming couples with hospital affiliations includes many entries from Methodist hospitals and St. Vincent's. The document records newborns by both boys and girls with parents and addresses, reflecting a community birth notice.

Local Hospital Deaths Reported From Various Ailments

Erma G. Wilson of the city hospital is listed with cerebro spinal meningitis. Olin C. Wilcox, 71, St. Vincent’s hospital, suffers myocarditis. Hubert Edwin Hood, 46, St. Vincent’s hospital, appendicitis. Amanda Mitchell, 32, city hospital, accidental dental injury. Alice Goodall, 74, of 5532 Greenfield, has cardio vascular renal disease. Francis J. Flasherty, 56, 1429 Marlowe, cerebral apoplexy. Albert Jacobs, 56, city hospital, lobar pneumonia.

Erma G. Wilson City Hospital Olin C. Wilcox St. Vincent's Hospital Hubert Edwin Hood Amanda Mitchell Alice Goodall Greenfield Francis J. Flasherty Marlowe Albert Jacobs

Trester to honor Pruitt and Spartans at banquet

Connersville Indiana March 27 A J L Trester commissioner of Indiana high school athletics will be guest at a banquet honoring Coach Pruitt and the Spartan basketball team Tony Hinkle of Butler will be chief speaker at the event.

Connersville Ind A. J L. Trester Indiana High School Athletics Pruitt Spartan Tony Hinkle Butler

Hershey profits seen rising despite low cocoa prices

Industry analysts from Charles D. Robbins & Co. expect Hershey Chocolate to post substantially higher earnings in 1930 amid cocoa sugar and milk prices well below five year averages. Reports note Canadian trade slows pending navigation reopening and spring weather. Reo Motors posts 1.07 million dollar net for year to December 31, 1929, vs 5.08 million in 1928. Peerless Motor Car financing adds over 2 million in working capital in Cleveland with 258 598 new shares issued at 8 dollars. United Founders buys 250 000 class A shares of Suranshares Delaware. Briggs Stratton acquires control of L Motor Cover Co.

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Ross Funeral Rites to Be Held Tonight

George B. Ross 72 of 3662 Graceland Avenue died of pneumonia at St Vincent’s Hospital. Services for the Indianapolis shoe shop owner will be at his home at 8 tonight, with burial in Gilgal Cemetery after a Friday service in Heltonville. Survived by widow, two children Cecil R. Ross and Mrs. Faira Shaw, a brother Marshall Ross of Crothersville, Mo., and half sister Mrs. Etta Lively of Indianapolis.

George B. Ross Graceland Avenue St. Vincent's Hospital Heltonville Gilgal Ross Indianapolis Thirty Eighth Illinois Strets Cecil R. Ross Faira Shaw Marshall Ross Crothersville Etta Lively

Weather observations at 9 30 a m show calm winds and clear

Southwest wind at eleven mph, temperature 28, sea level pressure 30.02, ceiling 1000 feet, visibility four miles, field conditions good.

Glider Flight to Stop at Mars Hill En Route to New York

Captain Frank M. Hawks, manager of the first transcontinental glider flight, reports a gas stop and possible overnight at Mars Hill airport on April 4 during a San Diego to New York trip towed by a J-5 Waco. He aims to reach Van Cortlandt Park, New York, by April 6, with Curtiss-Wright Flying Service involvement.

Mars Hill Airport Frank M. Hawks San Diego Cal Hawks New York J. D. Jernigin Jr Charles E. Cox Jr Curtiss-Wright Flying Service Indiana Mars Hill Field van Cortlandt Park

Army Fliers Start By United Presse

Army pursuit group of twenty two planes led by Major Ralph Royce begins maneuvers trip for Sacramento after weather delays. Planes stop at Chanute Field Rantoul Ill lunch and stay Ft. Crook Neb for the night. Heavy snow forces return to Selfridge Field before departure from Michigan.

United Presse MT. Clemens Mich Army Ralph Royce Sacramento Chanute Field Rantoul Ill Ft. Crook Neb Royce Selfridge Field Michigan

Curtiss-Mars Hill Airport Flight Transfers Overnight

J B Hinchey of Moline Illinois travels to Cincinnati aboard Monoprep overnight while Cy Younglove from Terre Haute to Richmond also flies overnight. Passengers transferred to a Pennsylvania train here and the plane remained overnight.

Curtiss-Mars

Stolen Cars Linked to Multiple Owners in City

Police report lists five vehicles stolen from various locations. Walter Lyles owns a Ford sedan from a garage near Eleventh street and Senate avenue. Robert C Sloan reports a Ford sedan from Ohio street and Capitol avenue. Maria Schmidt’s Nash cabriolet was taken from St. Clair and Pennsylvania streets. Donald Whicker’s Nash coupe was stolen from 402 South Illinois street. L D Crowell of Greenfield Indiana reports a Ford sport coupe stolen from Greenfield Indiana.

Walter Lyles West Tenth Street Eleventh Street Senate Avenue Robert C. Sloan Liberty Street Ohio Street Capitol Avenue Maria Schmidt Central Avenue St. Clair Pennsylvania Donald Whicker Fifth Avenue Mars Hill Illinois Street L. D. Crowell Greenfield Ind

Indiana World War Memorial bid notice and obituaries

Sealed proposals are invited by the trustees of the Indiana World War Memorial for paving sidewalks curbing and related work in Indianapolis Indiana with bids due May 20 1930. Plans and specs prepared by Walker Weeks Architects may be seen at trustees or architects offices deposit for plans $10. Proposals require surety bond or certified check 10 percent of bid. Trustees reserve right to reject all bids. Also obituary notices for Edmond Marion age 15 Haislip Edgar A. James M. McKee Elizabeth Willey Elma Wright and others with funeral details and family requests.

Indiana World War Memorial Indianapolis Walker & Weeks Carnegie Avenue Cleveland Ohio Indiana World War Memorial War Memorial Building St. Clair and Meridian Sts State of Indiana World War Memorial Reserve Marcus Sonntag Frank H. Henley

Funeral Directors and Services Listed in City Directory Fragment

A dense, fragmented listing shows numerous funeral homes and undertakers with addresses and taglines, plus ancillary services such as florists, embalmers, and ambulance options. The page also includes miscellaneous ads for cleaning, insurance, aviation, beauty and lost and found notices.

Local Builders and Services Offer Home help and Supplies

A jumble of trades and goods from a classified page listing floor cloths tarpaulins and canvas goods, clock service, screen work, lumber, rugs cleaning and repair, feather beds and mattresses, building and roofing, landscape, carpentry, painting and paper hanging, plumbing and heating, and other home maintenance services. It includes firms like Hoo Sier Tarpaulin & Canvas Goods Co, Northside Lumber Co, Keem er Rug Co, Eberhart Chot, Home Caretakers Co, Andrew Bros Contracting, Roberts, Nation & Son, Colonial Paper Cleaners, and Mobley Paper Hanging.

Hoosier Tarpaulin & Canvas Goods Company Washington St Alabama Northside Lumber CO Winthrop Ave Sainte Bourght E. F. Burkle Mass Eberhart Home Caretakers CO Keemer Rue Co W. N. Fly Rug CO Vern Headlee Ah Ana Roberts Illinois Thomas Andrew Bros Immed. Sery Jersey Ave K . Praying CO. Co W. Nation & Son Colonial Dela. Res L. W. Mobl Mobley

Back Home Again Stolen Cars Recovered by Police

Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to Dwight Silvers of 223 Detroit Street. Nash sedan found at the intersection of North and Meridian Streets.

Dwight Silvers Detroit Street Nash North Meridian Streets

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wednesay Anl Banks and Exchange Treasury Statement Cash The Statehouse William E. Wilson Dem Madison and Han J. Det Wetz Columbus Penaker Union Franklin Decatur Cyrus FE. Pattee South Bend Sixtieth Judicial Circuit Ene Ey Congressiona Martin T. K Michigan City Risentatres la Porte County Po Lavestnen Emo An Company el Comancho Trapper Knights of Columbus Spink Arms Porker Thomson & McKinnon Texas Ounen Joe Howe National Banks A America Ee Chase National First National Manhattan & Co Trust Companies Chemical Banks& Trust Corn Exchange Equitable Teeee Guaranty Wee Irving Weaae New York Trust Bank of United States el Commercial Cincinnati OLD Line Insurance Firm Riley Chicago Grain Table Geneva Breshar Methodist Reopitui Elia Walters Methodist Hosal Eunice Moxley David and Sara Eskenazi Albert Myrtle Bruce Edward and Mildred Bryant Methodist Hospital Paul and Una Farthing West Twenty-first Oscar Daisy Winter Floyd and Martha Smith Roosevale Rede Max Alberta Kendall John and Martha Batkin Berwick Harvey Mary Thomas Irvington Berin Pearl Thompson Charles Grace Higgins Dearborn Fredrick Cora Perry Edgemont Roscoe Ethel Johnston Concord Edward Elizabeth Godsey Daisy Clarence Bessie Hobbs Christian Hospital Raymond and Rutie Jackson Sheffield Adolph Freda Bickel I Rane Ruth Harting Methodist Ospital William and Mary Stockwell South Arsenal Willard Ethel Benzie Robert Flora Cordill St. Vincent Hospital Raymond Esther Alien Brownie Mary Wassel Vincent Hospital Leo and Ramona Burris T. Vincent Hospital Daniel and Lucille Kidney Lee and Mary Ayer Sylvia Mary Renner Booth Delaware Frank Alice Williams Sauicy John Corrine Kemp Torbet Willie Eleanor Leach South Mark Eunice Gullion North Livingston Thelma Lovell Roosevelt Bank of Montreal Reo Motor Car Company National Fertilizer Association United Founders Corporation Insuranshares Management Company Insuranshares Group of Investment Suranshares Corporation of Delaware Briggs & Stratton Copier OH L. Motorprin Rae He Markees Edmond C. E Bessie Edmond William Mable Francis Maryland &J Memorial Park Cemetery Little & Son Haislup Edgar A Katherine E. Haislup Harry P Walter B Roy F Nettie Frazee Oscar Haislup Koehne St Riverside M. E. Church Harding and Crown Hill Mckee James M Cora L. McKee Josie L. McKee Edward C. McKee Ft. Branch Bros. Central Chapel N. Silior Willey Elizabeth Dayton Finn Bros. Funeral Home Wright Elma E John F. Wright Johns. Wright B. W. Mitchell Harry Fef. Wright Kokomo Crown Hill Cemetery Moore & Kirk George Herman Homer Dale Moore & Irk WM. D._ BEANBLOSSOM Mortuary W. Ray W. T. Blasengym Shelby Drexel Z. C. Wilson Herman G. Fiel Arlington, Sr Curtiss Wright Plying Service Monument R. Wysong P. Bldg Oliver J. R. Robbins Delaware de Luxe Cleaners Rayner English Ave Piercy Cleaners Rainer Insurance Agency Kahn Tuest m Allen’ S Curtis Meyer-Kiser_ F Bank West Side West Dr Woodruff Flora Harvew Pocahontas West Virginia India Elltsburg Virginia Phi Aceece, EM A
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