Indiana Industry Leaders Set Garnishee Law Session
The Indiana Industrial Leaders Association will hear an explanation of the new garnishee law from Secretary of State Frederick E. Schortemeier at its tenth annual convention in Lincoln Wednesday and Thursday. Notables include George H. Tapey, Dick Miller, Howe S. Sanders, Arthur Nash, J. H. Aufderheide, William M. Herechell, and Leroy Sanders.
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Indiana Industrial Leaders Association
Frederick E. Schortemeier
Lincoln
Chamber of Commerce
Tesse Hanft
George H. Tapey
Wabash College
Dick Miller
The
City Trust Company
Howe 8 S. Sanders
Arthur Nash
A. Nash Company, Inc
Cincinnati
J. H
Evaneville
C. H. Stratton
Sullivan
New Directors Named for Jewish Educational Association
Abraham Alpert Henry Blatt Abraham Barskin L J Bornstein Julius Falender Isidore Feibleman Rabbi M M Feuerlicht Henry Greenberg A H Goldstein Rabbi A A Katz Morris Marcus Charles Medias Moses A Rabh and David Shane were elected Sunday night to three year terms. Katz, board chairman, spoke at the Neustadt Building Union and McCarty Streets where 500 children were enrolled in religious education classes last year.
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The
Jewish Educational Association
Abraham Alpert
Henry Blatt
Abraham Barskin
L. J. Bornstein
Julius Falender
Isidore Feibleman
M. M. Feuerlicht
Henry Greenberg
A. H. Goldstein
8. A. Katz
Morris Marcus
Charles Medias
Moses A. Rabh
David Shane
Rabbi Katz
Neustadt Bldg
Union and McCarty Sts
Honor for non Greeks banquet planned at Indiana U
Bloomington May 18 For years alumni returning to Indiana University saw all Greeks together. Now students plan a first of its kind banquet for alumni who are not members of fraternities and sororities.
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Times
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Jury awards $38,500 to mother in switch engine death
In Pettersburg Indiana a jury ordered the Big Four Railroad Company to pay Mrs. Hattie Corn 38 500 damages for the death of her son Merritt aged 18 who was struck and killed by a switch engine at Oakland City.
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Times
Pettersburg
Ind
Big Four Railroad Company
Hattie Corn
Merritt
Oakland City
Samson Company Balance Sheet Snapshot at Year End 1924
In the Samson Company annual balance shows cash in banks 0.89 million and 9.67 thousand, bonds and stocks valued at 26.67 thousand, real estate loans, premiums and accounts due 15.81 thousand, totaling net assets around 22.56 thousand with liabilities totaling 35.40 thousand. Surplus reaches 41.29 thousand, culminating in total equity and liabilities 76.70 thousand with the greatest single asset at 2.25 thousand.
Indiana Disciples of Christ Convention Opens in Marion
The Indiana Disciples of Christ convention opened in Marion with 700 delegates from across the state. An annual banquet of the Ministerial Association was scheduled for tonight and Dr. Joseph C. Todd of Indiana University School of Religion spoke at a preliminary session. The four day gathering continues.
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Marion
Ind
Indiana Disciples of Christ
Ministerial Association
Joseph C. Todd
Indiana University School of Religion
Munice State Normal School to graduate largest class
Muncie Indiana May 18 The State took large class at Munice State Normal School this year Ninety eight of the 219 will receive degrees and 128 will finish two year courses.
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Muncie
Ind
Muncie State Normal School
Orphan Tries to Kill Self in Poison Incident
Hazel Adams 17 an orphan in serious condition at city hospital with burns on hands arms and face after attempting suicide by drinking poison at her aunt Lola Rollings home 15 N Drexel Ave Police said another aunt Nora Seward of Chestrefield Ind. was burned on the hand when she knocked the bottle away after Hazel swallowed a small amount The girl had threatened suicide before and was to be returned to the Children's Guardians Home 5751 University Ave.
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Hazel Adams
City Hospital
Lola Rollings
N. Drexel Ave
Nora Seward
Chestrefield
Ind
Hazel
Mrs
Child Takes Poison In Evansville Incident
Evansville, Ind. May 18. Lonesome for her mother, Evelyn Foster, 12, took poison after being sent to her sister's home so she could attend Evansville schools. Physicians report she will recover and return to her mother's farm.
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Evansville
Ind
Evelyn Foster
Evelyn
Monument to be dedicated at Indiana State Soldiers Home cemetery
A monument donated by Col. Winfield T. Durbin, former Indiana Governor, will be dedicated May 28 in the cemetery of the Indiana State Soldiers Home in Lafayette. Governor Jackson has been asked to preside at the ceremony.
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Lafayette
Ind
Winfield T. Durbin
Indiana
Indiana State Soldiers Home
Jackson
Sheriff Scott Surrenders on Prohibition Conspiracy Charge
Lafayette Morgan County Sheriff Martinsville Ind indicted by federal grand jury on liquor conspiracy and given 4000 dollar bond. He surrendered to U S Marshal and faces federal trial for alleged protection of still operators and liquor disposal.
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Federal Grand Judy
Lafayette Scott
Morgan County
Martinsville
Ind
United States
Linus P. Meredith
Scott
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Barks
Samson Auto Insurance Association
Preeing
Comnane
State of Indiana
Commissioner of Insurance of
Ofigal T
McMurray, JR
Watertown
Washington St
P. H. Willmott
BH. R. Waite
Liabdities
Office of
University Ave
Consult
Carl J. Klaiber
Miller-Wohl Co
East Washington
Indianapolis
Ravel
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