Board of Works weighs three street resurfacing plans
The board of works considers resurfacing costs of 88 000 dollars for Washington St Audubon Rd to Sheridan Ave Meridian St from Belt Railroad to Pleasant Run Blvd and Wem St from Tenth to Fourteenth St with the city paying 75 percent and property owners 25 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Works
Washington St
Audubon Road
Sheridan Ave
Meridian St
Belt Railroad
Pleasant Run Blvd
Wem
Fourteenth Sts
Social events mark preparations for June weddings
Social calendars list Miss Leona Lannon hosting a miscellaneous shower for Miss Theresa Classick, daughter of James Classick, with guests from local families. Several races and gatherings precede upcoming weddings as families host, guest, and travel for Speedway events.
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Leona Lannon
Jefferson Ave
Thersa Classick
James Classick
Charles Sugden
Mesdames
Helen Hammond
Anna Highstreet
Esther Scalf
Florence Cowan
Ida Lannon
Evelyn Ruckersfeldt
Mollie Groves
Lois Erwin
la Verne Rutt
Alma Neville
Bernice Lannon
Elizabeth Kennedy
Alma Bremer
Herman Bremer
New York St
Herman Kuemmich
Vermont St
Lee Standers
Esther Leah
Carl J
Cincinnati
Ohio
Richard J. Hauser
W. Drive
Woodruff Place
Twenty Oppose Girl Candidate and Ladies Host Radio Party
A radio party at Lincoln Thursday night hosted by Twenty Oppose Girl Candidate and Mrs. William Wallace Miller of the Ladies of the Oriental Shrine. Arrangements were by Mrs. L. D. Clark and Mrs. Henry L. Dithmer. A musical tea is set for Friday at Mrs. Henry Caldwell's home to raise funds for a delegate to Winona.
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Edwin S. Pearce
Earl Guthridge
W. E. Barton
Frank Laird
Ralph Coffin
Ross Coffin
James Stewart
Alex Byerly
William Wallace Miller
Chicago
Henry Caldwell
N. Broadway
Westminster Guild
Circle Girls
First Presbyterian Church
Winona
Joel Traylor
Ben Champman
Elizabeth Ward
Hope Bedford
Charles Emerson
James Kelleen
Lens Case Continues as Judge Denies Dismissal
Federal Judge Robert C Baltzell overruled a motion to dismiss Sherman anti trust charges against the One Piece Bifocal Lens Company. The government contends the national optics firm used contracts to enforce unfair competition and monopoly against about 200 optical companies. A continuance was granted after the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Baltzell
Defendenct
Lens
Optical Compines
King George Cuts Royal Budget By 72950 Dollars
The passage notes that King George of England plans a royal household budget cut of 72950 dollars next year due to high pork tender loin costs. It mentions the royal family may eat plain stew or hamburg more often to save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
George
England
Pattern Service Pattern Department Ad
In Indianapolis Ind a Times ad notes 15 cents for a pattern request from Ne Bize.
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Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis
Ind
Two-Piece Dress Pattern No 2683 for Youths
Pattern design No 2683 features a kasha two piece dress with unbelted jumper and attached skirt, front inverted plaits and back plain, beige velour jersey with brown silk crepe trim, sizes 16 to 42 inches. Pattern requires 1 1/2 yards of plain material and 1/2 yard of contrasting. price 15 cents. delivery in about one week from The Times pattern department.
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Madonna
New York City
Times
Pattern Department
the Times
May Day Exercises at School 33
Children at School 33 on Twelfth and Sterling staged May day songs dances and games under teachers direction and Principal Miss Adda Wyrick. Parents attended the 1 30 p m event.
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Twelfth
Sterling Sts
Adda Wyrick
More Phones Stolen In Local Burglaries
Two more burglaries blamed on the pay phone robber were reported. The Vanity Beauty Shoppe at 415 E Thirty Fourth Street was entered and a phone containing $4 taken. A similar theft occurred at G W Medburn Confectionery at 59 D Thirty Fourth Street. The robberies over the past three nights total nearly a dozen phones.
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E. Thirty-Fourth St
G. W. Medburn
D. Thirty- Fourth St
A Story Of A Girl Of Today Dont Poach Judy
In this 1926 NEA Service tale Judy Dean works at a shop where a generous Mr. Tremaine shoppers eye raises suspicion. She contends with skeptical colleagues as the manager questions a large sale and potential for a bad check while noting a Chicago visiting Tremaine.
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Miss Cleaver
Mr. Robinson
Smith
Robert Tremaine
Chicago
Clergy urged to back Dr Shumaker in church crisis
Pastors and church members were urged to show loyalty to Dr Edward S Shumaker superintendent of the Anti Saloon League in the present general crisis by a resolution adopted by the Indiana Council of the Methodist Episcopal Church on Tuesday The committee was led by Rev F Thornburg of Richmond and included three ministers and two laymen promising adequate financial and moral support in crisis
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Edward S. Shumaker
Anti- Saloon League
Indiana Council of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. Thornburg
Richmond
Which Are You In Life River Or Rock
A lengthy moral essay compares people to rivers and rocks, urging couples to choose loving behavior. It advises listening to both sides, avoiding constant rage, and making playful contracts to reduce fighting. The piece ends with the notion that happiness comes from unselfish kindness and mutual respect.
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Martha Lee
Burbank
Eech
Eac
Dear Miss Lee Advice on Reuniting with Wife and Baby
A discouraged husband writes seeking help to reunite with his wife and infant. He admits marital distance of about ten months and vows to change. The counselor encourages learning from mistakes and asks how they might prove commitment to avoid future trouble.
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Miss Lee
Lemon Juice Whitening Lotion Advertisement
An ad promotes a homemade lemon juice lotion for facial and body bleaching claiming it brightens skin and reduces freckles sunburns and tans. It urges readers to mix the lotion themselves and warns it cannot be bought ready to use for best results.
Joe Givens Charged With Grand Larceny In Auto Tire Theft
Detective Harty and Jones say Joe Givens 32 Negro of 630 Minerva Street was restated today on a grand larceny charge for taking an auto from the Atlantic and Pacific Grocery Company garage and stripping tires valued at 90 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Givens
Minerva St
Harty and Jones
Givens
Atlantic and Pacifico Grocery Company
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Pennsylvannia St
Michael Wilson
Cincingsti, O
Windsor T. Waits
Mildred McKinney
Columbus
D. A. Waterman
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Charles
Danville
Minnie Duncan
Fidesea Club
George Kramer
Michigan St
F. T. Callon
Broadway
O. E. Lewis
N. Capitol Ave
Thomas Pumphrey
Graceland Ave
Rushville
American War Mothers
Walter Foltz
Fortieth St
Virginia Sherwood Thomas
F. R. Thomas
Buckle St
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T. A. Bowser
Ruskin St
Miss Thomas
Paul F. Ranier
Ruth Ranier
Sutherland Ave
Louise
Adele
Leonie
Matilda Chambers
Detroit
George Grassle
Seymour
Henry C. Thorton
N. Delaware St
Beta Delphian
Elks Club
Demarchus Brown
Oscar Wilde
Albert M. Alexander
S. Ritter Ave
Ruby
Wright Thomasson
Callaway County
Fulton, Mo
Monument Circle
Lyman Brothers
Dorfman Rug Co 207
Silk Shop
the Circle Silks
Ant OF
East Union
Bize
Flapper
Fanny
Evie
Shumaker
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Bakers
Procer
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Axminster
Brussels
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Biomo Sscesssasee
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California
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Emer
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Hand
Jayne
Mellin
Mead
Horlick
Eskay
Nestle Food
Nestle
Glass Cape
Bde Ik
Dean
Foley
DeWitt
Swamp Root
de Monnett
Monnett
Dodd
Haag
Lydia Pinkham
Cardus
Pierce
N. R
Edward
Carter
Bliss
Tse
Bellans de Bellans
Stuart
Pape
Fairchild
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Esa
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CleEro Seveeser
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