Bundle Day Postponed To May 28 By Kiwanis Club
The Kiwanis Club postpones Bundle Day to May 28. Mrs. E C Rumpler chairs a women’s committee to pick bundle stations near public schools. Pupil volunteers tag bundles and deliver clothing to receiving stations at over 100 locations, with Sunshine Committee led by Frank B Planner and Near East Relief cooperation.
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Kiwanis Club
E. C. Rumpler
Sunshine Committee
Frank B. Planner
Near East Relief
Temporary bridge opened on National Road west of Richmond
The State highway commission opened a temporary bridge six miles west of Richmond on the National Road to replace a collapsed structure. The span will handle Memorial Day traffic.
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State Highway Commission
National Rd
Richmond
Seven new street car type buses eyed for Indianapolis lines
Peoples Motor Coach Co seeks five new bus lines in Indianapolis with permission from the Public Service Commission. A Smith Bowman, president, ordered thirty three similar buses. Each bus seats twenty five and costs about eight thousand dollars. Hearing on the petition is set for May 22. Indianapolis Street Railway Co protests and seeks competing lines.
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Peoples Motor Coach Company
Indianapolis
Public Service Commission
A. Smith Bowman
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
People’s Company
City council eyes curb on crying of wares in Indianapolis
An amendatory ordinance proposes banning street outcry or personal solicitations to sell goods on sidewalks and streets of Indianapolis. The plan would bar hawking wares while exempting newsboys and taxicab drivers.
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Indianapolis
Stockholders Seek $50,000 Damages In Waste Paper Firm Suit
Twenty eight stockholders of Associated Waste Material Company of Indianapolis sue officers and directors in Superior Court One alleging improper handling of property and money. Damages total $50,000 and an accounting is requested.
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Associated Waste Material Company of
Indianapolis
Appeal Fails. Mason Fined and Sentenced
John Mason, a Black man, was tried Monday in Criminal Court on operating a blind tiger charge. Judge Collins fined Mason $200 and costs and sentenced him to sixty days on the Indiana State farm.
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John Mason
Superior St
Collins
Mason
Indiana
Stolen Prince Play At Shortridge By Junior Drama League
A Chinese playlet The Stolen Prince will be staged by Shortridge Junior Drama League members before the Shortridge Parent Teacher Association at 8 15 p m in Caleb Mills Hall. Cast includes Marion Jenckes Ebner Blatt Helen Perkins Dorothy Mae Laurence Doris Egbert Ava Louise Reddick Marion Fisher Virginia Hetherington Louise Calvedge Thelma Porter Mildred Hammerman Brafford Hodges Mary Beatrice Whiteman and Thurman Ridge. The Parent-Teacher Association will elect officers.
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Shortridge Junior Drama League
Shortridge
Parent-Teacher Association
Caleb Mills Hall
Marion Jenckes
Ebner Blatt
Helen Perkins
Dorothy Mae Laurence
Doris Egbert
Ava Louise Reddick
Marion Fisher
Virginia Hetherington
Louise Calvedge
Thelma Porter
Mildred Hammerman
Brafford Hodges
Mary Beatrice Whiteman
Thurman Ridge
Men’s Club to Meet at North M. E. Church Wednesday
J. W. Esterline will give an address on Religious Education of Youth before the Men’s Club at North M. E. Church. A dinner will be held at the church Wednesday night as Ladies night is observed, with O Snethen serving as president.
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J. W. Esterline
Men's Club of
North M. E
O, Snethen
Schmidt & Schultz
Schmidt &Schultz
DePauw Plans Induction and Commencement
Bishop Frederick D Leete named chairman of inauguration services for Dr Lemuel H Marlin new De Pauw University president on June 9. Alumni association president Dwight S Ritter and Roy O West will participate. Commencement events run June 7 to 10 with remarks by Bishop William Anderson and Rev Ernest F Tittle.
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Times
Greencastle
Ind
Frederick D. Leete
Indianapolis
Lemuel H. Marlin
de Pauw University
Dwight S. Ritter
de Pauw Alumni Association
Roy O. West
Chicago
Edwin Holt Hughes
de Pauw
William Anderson
Boston University
Marlin
Ernest F. Tittle
Evanston
Ill
Rotary Delegation Plans Big Cleveland Convention
Indianapolis Rotarians study the International convention set for Cleveland Ohio starting June 15. Clarence H Collings Cleveland governor of the Twenty First Rotary district spoke at a Claypool luncheon. Delegates named include A V Grossman William Kissinger Charles Rush Jesse A Shearer Dr Herbert T Wagner and George O Wildhack.
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Indianapolis
Cleveland
Ohio
Clarence H. Collings
Twenty-First Rotary District
Claypool
Jesse A. Shearer
A. V. Grossman
William Kissinger
Charles Rush
Herbert T. Wagner
George O. Wildhack
Todd's Tonic Claims Kidney and Rheumatic Relief
A Indianapolis man, George M. Harts, says Todd's Tonic cured his kidney trouble dizziness and rheumatic pains. He reports weight gain better sleep and feeling younger after trying other remedies. Haag's Cut Price Drug Stores market the tonic in Indianapolis and surrounding areas.
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Todd
George M. Hartsr
Washington St
Indianapolis
Ind
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Indianapolis Concern
Junior Drama League
Carioads
Oreja Teche
Maytag
Eureka Sales CO
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Bishop Leete
George M. Harter
Pennsylvania St
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