Shortridge Student Art Exhibition Showcases Colorful Creations
Shortridge High School hosted its annual art exhibition by Miss Marie C. Todd with vibrant wall panels and decorative pieces. Five octagonal plaques sold for 1 each and works include ship study by Nellie Watts and copper and silver pieces by Janet Payne Bowles pupils.
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Marie C. Todd
Shortridge High School
Jane Hall
University Ave
Nellie Watts
Lynn St
Carolyn Ashbrook
Robert Worman
Elizabeth Heber
Greencastle
Bank Director Farewell Notice in Indianapolis
The article notes a Fletcher American National Bank executive in Indianapolis who served on the board of directors and who remained a member of the board. The text references Mr Fairbanks as a board member.
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Fletcher American National Bank
Indianapolis
Fairbanks
Wife shoots self in taxi with Chicago banker
Mrs. Laurette Thompson Alberts, 24, wife of Albert Alberts, was shot above the heart in a taxi with Chicago banker Victor Hasterlick after she asked him to help her die. Police say motive unclear as both parties describe an attempted suicide. Alberts in New York promised retaliation upon learning details.
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United Press
Chicago
Laurette Thompson Alberts
Albert Alberts
New York
Alberts
Victor Hasterlick
Bert
Thomas Moss
Moss
Hasterlick
City Memorial Rites Held With Music and Dedication
The city prepares for memorial services with The Battle Hymn of the Republic and The Star Spangled Banner. Rev. Jesse Bogue delivers invocation and City Judge Delbert O Wilmeth speaks. Veterans groups salute the dead and a 9 to 11 am flower service will be held around the Circle with school children participating.
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Repubic
Jesse Bogue
Delbert O. Wilmeth
Caroline Scott Harrison
Clark
Kidney disease relief with Dr Pierce's Anuric tablets
George McQuade of Indianapolis reports stomach and kidney trouble improved after using Dr. Pierce's Anuric tablets. He claims no attacks for months and urges others to aid weakened kidneys with Anggie, a trial package offer from Buffalo New York.
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Dr. Pierce
George McQuade
Park Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
New Treatment for Varicose or Swollen Veins
Swollen veins are dangerous and often burst. Sufferers are advised to get a two ounce original bottle of Emerald O11 at Hook Drug Co Haag Drug Co Henry J Huder and start to reduce the veins and bunches at once. Physicians recommend Emerald Oil used in hospital practice a small bottle lasts a long time because it is very concentrated and a little goes a long way. Apply night and morning with a soft brush as directed until the swelling is reduced to normal. It is guaranteed. So marvelously powerful is Emerald Oil that enlarged glands and wens dis[s]appear when used steadily.
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Hook Drug Co
Haag Drug Co
Henry J. Huder
Memorial Day Parade and Services Planned Across City
Memorial Day activities include multiple veterans units such as the Women's Relief Corps G A R Harrison and Whitcomb segments along with American War Mothers and the American Legion Auxiliary. The march starts 1 30 p m at Market Street courthouse and proceeds to Crown Hill Cemetery with divisions led by Col Frank Shellhoge and Col Robert L Moorehead. Albert L Pauley will speak at Crown Hill after a ritual ceremony. Memorial services are planned at Mount Jackson Floral Park Anderson New Crown and other cemeteries with various speakers and youth involvement.
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Women's Relief Corps
Ladies
Morton
United Spanish War Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Harrison
American War Mothers
American Legion Auxiliary
Service Star Legion
United States Army
Marines
Whitcomb
General Memorial Association
Frank M. Hay
Bob Kendrick
C. C. Moon
Robert F. Turner
Market St
Frank Shellhoge
G. A. R., Sons of Veterans
Robert L. Moorehead
American Legion
Ed Jackson
Hay
William E. English
Moorhead
Shellhouse
Monument PL
Meridian St
Michigan St
Illinois St
Crown Hill Cemetery
the Memorial Association
Crown Hill
Albert L. Pauley
G. A. R. Veterans
Mount Jackson
Alvin P. Hovey
Boy Scouts
A. B. Wood
Madge Frady
William P. Reagan
W. F. Russell
William F. Russell
Floral Park
William R. Shearer
D. L. Andrews
Anderson
Holy Cross
Ferdinand J. Montani
Claude J. Harris
Otis E. Brown Post
World War Veterans
New Crown
Henry Lowe
Ritter Ave
Washington St
Memorial Park
Irvington Post
G. A. R. Home Association
Technical High School
Manual
Herbert Wampler
George Buck
Sho
Oklahoma Storm Hits Wetumka Toll Rises
Twelve dead, more than fifty injured, and several missing after a cyclone tore through southeastern Oklahoma. Wetumka suffered the worst damage, a one block by five block path through homes. Fourteen of the seriously injured were sent to hospitals in Henryetta. The dead include J. L. Ramsey and W. R. Armstrong and others unidentified. Warner reports two dead and two injured. Communication lines were down as Red Cross workers and physicians treated the wounded with the national guard and American Legion aiding security and order.
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United Press
Wetumka
Okla
Oklahoma
Henryetta
J. L. Ramsey
W. R. Armstrong
H. A. Woodruff
Edward Cole
Warner
Oklo
William Winkel‘peck
Madge Ward
Red Cross
National Guard
American Legion
Alleged Forger Held After Run From Noblesville Charge
Noblesville Indiana May 29 officers went to Park Rapids Minnesota to bring John Holloway back to Noblesville to face forgery charges. Notes signed by Holloway and his brother Lewis were found in banks across central Indiana including Arcadia Anderson Fortville and others. Lewis says his name was forged by John. No paper was ever collected.
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Times
Noblesville
Ind
Park —Rapids
Minn
John Holloway
Holloway
Lewis
Arcadia
Anderson
Fortville
Indiana
Auto Crash Kills Cecil Thatcher in Richmond
Hugh not is held pending coroner’s investigation of last night’s accident that killed 27 year old Cecil Thatcher and injured Rose Wilcox. A car crashed into a concrete telephone pole. Thatcher died instantly.
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United Press Richmond, Inc
Hugh Not
Cecil Thatcher
Rose Wilcox
Thatcher
Women jurors barred in Breedlove murder trial
Evansville Indiana May 29 The judge barred women jurors from the murder case of William Breedlove noting a long trial and jurors will not be allowed to go home. Trial set to begin June 9.
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United Preas
Farmer Hangs Self in Barn Near Darlington
Andrew J. Hinkle a 72 year old farmer was found hanging from a barn rafter by his son and relatives could not determine a reason for his death in Darlington Indiana on May 29. The incident occurred Thursday according to local reports.
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United Press
Darlington
Ind
Andrew J. Hinkle
Hinkle
Dedication Set for Sunday at United Hebrew Congregation
The remodeled United Hebrew Congregation building at Union Street and Madison Avenue will be dedicated at 2 PM Sunday. The ceremony marks completion of renovations and restoration of the house of worship and community center.
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United Hebrew Congregation
Union St
Madison Ave
Satisfactory Dance Hall Conditions Reported
Roy W. Woodbury of the child’s department in the Family Welfare Society says a survey of Indianapolis dance halls found satisfactory conditions. The report was released Wednesday.
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Roy W. Woodbury
Child's Department, Family Welfare Society
Indianapolis
Fires and blasts devastate Bucharest amid royal danger
An explosion spree rocked Bucharest on Wednesday with munition dumps and artillery magazines blowing up. King Ferdinand and his ministers escaped injury as shells rained on the capital and royal palace. The Greek royal family fled Cotroceni as fires spread and windows shattered. Queen Marie of Roumania was abroad in London.
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United
Preas
Bucharest
Roumania
Greece
Ferdinand
M. Maddresco
George
Elizabeth
Cotroceni
Marie of
London
United Presbyterian Assembly Opens Under Robinson Leadership
In Richmond Indiana on May 29 the United Presbyterian assembly began with discussions on foreign missions and routine business under Rev. Charles H. Robinson of Wheeling West Virginia who was chosen moderator. Retiring moderator Rev. W Sawhill set a fundamentalist tone in his address as the assembly planned to focus on doctrine near its close on June 4.
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United Preas
United Presbyterian Church
De Pauw Thetas Elect Alumnae Club Leader
Members of Alpha Chapter Kappa Alpha Theta at De Pauw University in Indianapolis elect Mrs. Ralph Brayton as president of the Alumnae Club. The club formed at Mrs. Chester Jewett’s home and will host a luncheon picnic on June 6 at Mrs. Albert Smith’s residence at Fortieth and N Tripeis Streets. All Alpha Chapter members are invited.
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Alpha Chapter
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
de Pauw University
Indianapolis
Ralph Brayton
Chester Jewett
S. Thirty-Seventh St
Albert Smith
Fortieth
N. Tripeis
Indiana Association of Workers for the Blind Meet at YMCA
The Indiana Association of Workers for the Blind will meet at the YMCA June 3 5. W T Shannon of Indianapolis is president. Speakers include Arthur Bernault Charles Chadwick John R Heim Charles F Hansen and W B H Metcalf of Indianapolis.
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Indiana Association of Workers For the Blind
W. T. Shannon
Indianapolis
Arthur Bernault
Charles Chadwick
John R. Heim
Charles F. Hansen
W. B H. Metcalf
Man Charged After Fatal Weapon Drawn and Break-In
Harry O Haver of Apt 6 Palma 605 N Senate Ave faces charges of drawing deadly weapons and malicious trespass following an alleged break in at 481 N Tili nois St. Reports say he smashed a door while reportedly searching for his wife.
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Harry O'Haver
Palma
Senate Ave
Tilinois St
Jury drawn for murder trial in Connersville
Special venire of thirty names was drawn today for the trial of Mrs. Elda Simmermyer, 28, charged with murdering her husband. The trial will start Tuesday in Connersville Indiana.
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Times
Connersville
Ind
Elda Simmermyer
Akers Girl Dies in Coal Oil Fire Accident
In Bellmore Indiana on May 29 13 year old Mary Akers died and her father Charles Akers is in serious condition after a coal oil can used by the girl to start a fire exploded causing severe burns.
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Bellmore
Ind
Mary Akers
Charles Akers
Total Zero Campaign Expenditures Reported by Judson
Willett Alexander Judson who ran on the Democratic ticket for State Senate filed campaign expense reports with County Clerk Albert Losthe. He lists items such as henchmen and senatorial attire at zero dollars. Judson remains optimistic saying Republicans will be temporarily hurled into the political abyss and that he is not dejected as a Democrat.
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Willett Alexander Judson
Senate
Albert H. Losthe
Judson
Missing Girls Believed To Have Left City Together
Police say two girls reported missing likely left town together for Cincinnati. Maury Hand and Kathleen Fondren, both 16, failed to return after leaving for work Tuesday. A taxi driver also reported a new driver missing after leaving with three passengers in a Cadillac.
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Cincinnati
Lawrence Hand
Belmont Ave
Maury Hand
Amanda Fondren
Kathleen
Mary
C. W. Douglass
N. Warman Ave
the Claypool
Hugh Hurst
King Ave
Hurst
Kennard Ong Seeks Marble Crown After Local Victory
Kennard Ong, 13, of 2361 Park Ave, wins Indianapolis Times city marble championship and departs at 7:45 a.m. Saturday for Atlantic City to chase national honors next week. He will be heard on radio station WIP on June 7 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. EST as part of a nationwide broadcast at Gimbel Brothers’ Philadelphia studio.
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Kennard Ong
Park Ave
Indianapolis
Atlantic City
Kennard
WIP
Gimbel Brothers
Philadelphia
Friends of the Marble Champs
City Probe Resumed by Wise Next Tuesday
City council resumes its probe of alleged irregularities in city government next Tuesday night. Council president Walter W. Wise announced the meeting, the first in six weeks.
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Walter W. Wise
Federal suit seeks confiscation of four barrels of whisky
United States District Attorney Homer Elliott filed in federal court on Wednesday a suit seeking confiscation of four barrels of bottled spirits. The confiscated booze is held by Sheriff George Snider following the arrest of Ben Doncaster of St. Louis.
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United States District
Homer Elliott
George Snider
Ben Doncaster
St. Louis
Fairbanks burial to be in charge of Masons and G A R
Crawford Fairbanks 81 Terre Haute capitalist will have funeral services conducted by the Terre Haute Masonic fraternity and the G A R. He died at the Terre Haute House after years of business spanning banks railroads hotels and manufacturing with a fortune reported over 15 million dollars. He built libraries parks owned hotels and mills and aided in war efforts. He was born in Terre Haute April 25 1843 and served as a Civil War officer before returning to business and politics.
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Tairre Haute
Ind
Crawford Fairbanks
Terre Haute
Emeline Fairbanks
Edward P. Fairbanks
Henry Fairbanks
Mr. Fairbanks
Nisth Infantry
He Hulman
Hulman
Fairbanks
Democratic National Executive Committee
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Senator Voorhees
Congress
Clara Collett
Joseph Collett
Sara Fail
Terre Haute Water Works Company
Terre Haute Street Railway Company
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Marble
Ong
Suit
News —Home Building Department
Lancerr & Mrens
Towacco Co
Raeces Eo
Eee Arts Pri
Brannum-Keene Lumber Co
E. Washington St
Belt Ry
Irvington
Ee Apolis
Dynes-Pohlman Lumber Co
Eldon Dynes
E. 28Th
St.j
Monon R. R. Teleph
Ran
Forest Ridge
Blue Ridge
Butler
Walter T. White Co
Eagle Awning CO
Estimator
Riley
Massachusetts Ave
Pittsburg
Citizens Gas Company Majestic Building
S. Pennsylvania St
Mr. Visitor
Mr. Speedway Visitor
Indianapolis Times
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