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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1928

Page

6

When Adriel Loves 1928 by NEA Service

Virginia Brewster returns to a friend after her father’s sudden death. Her fiancé Nathaniel Dann distrusts Clarisa Dean, who schemes to separateVirginia and Niel. Virginia faces debt, Chiri the model, and a possible marriage deal to protect her future.

Adriel NEA Service Ruth Dewey Groves Virginia Brewster Clarisa Dean Nathaniel Dann Dean Niel Virginia Chiri San Francisco Clarissa Donall Chrii Nathaniel Nataniel

Epidemic facial skin trouble cured by Cuticura

Miss Emma Hardy of Deer Grove Illinois describes a ten to twelve month facial rash with itching pimples that festered and scaled. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment twice she found relief and was healed, praising Cuticura products for daily use and inviting samples via the manufacturer’s Labor Dept Malden Massachusetts.

Emma Hardy Deer Grove Ill

Butler University Commencement List Of Degrees

Two hundred and fifty four seniors will receive degrees at Butler University on June 18 at the new campus. Dr Edward C Elliott of Purdue University will deliver the address. A lengthy list names Bachelor of Arts graduates including Helen Adelay Indianapolis Kenneth Allee Bainbridge Ichiro Ando Japan and many others from Indianapolis and surrounding towns.

Butler University Edward Charles Elliott Purdue University Robert J. Aley Butler Helen Marie Adelay Indianapolis Kenneth Oral Allee Bainbridge Iichiro Ando Japan Alice Pauline Arnold Warsaw Helen Hixon Aufderheide Virginia Mary Bailey Valley City N. Anna Margaret Baldauf Lebanon Gertrude B. Ball Esther Barkley Odon Virginia G. Barnes Bertha Degen Baron Anna Pearl Bedford Noble Henderson Benjamin Monticello Mildred Mathews Booth Milroy M. Irene Bowers Lois Florence Chambers Edna McGillard Christian Robert Harold Christie Austin Alice M. Clarke Templeton Cal Josephine Ores North Salem la Verne Elizabeth Simehe Indianpoli J. Cobl Indiaapolis Harrison O Age Yornter Wilkinson George Stanley Mary Lova Sosy Knightstown Margaret Conway Howardaiingston Coe Junya B. Cook Edna Margaret Cooney Madison Helen Bethel Cunningham Frances Rosalind Davis Huber Simon Davis Nashville Clair Meadows Dean Advance Martha Helen Dean Dorothy Em Greensburg Helen Virginia de Grief Ear Sepniey Dienhart Lafayette Marthy L. Dietz Lucy Belle ‘Dupée Helen Burns Eastland Indianapoli Frederick M Eckstein Mildred Eisaman Columbia City Argaret Reeves Elrod Ruth Bernd Emhardt Indianapois Hugh Martin Enyart Indian Mariam Louise Fay Helen Inney Tiosa Robert Arthur Finney Albert Neil Firestine Elizabeth Alice Fletcher Indianalis Mamie B. Fletcher Illiam Walter Floyd Clara V. Foxworthy Paul Emerson Frey Anderson Frank Folke Furstenberg Don _ Huggerheart Logansport

How Much Water Should Baby Get A Famous Authority Rule

Ruth Brittain notes that during the first six months babies need three ounces per pound daily, eight pounds equals twenty four ounces. Breast fed amounts are weighed daily. bottle fed by calculation. The piece promotes Fletcher's Castoria as a remedy for various infant ailments with a mother’s book and a caution to seek the authentic signature.

Ruth Brittain Fletcher Chas. H. Fletcher

Long Indianapolis listing of graduates and names

A lengthy roll lists numerous Indianapolis residents among graduates across degrees including Bachelor of Science in Science, Business Administration, Education, Journalism, and Fine Arts. Named individuals span many Indiana cities and include graduates such as Brazier Kirby Beecher, Luther Boatman, Frederick Kent Beecher, and John Adam Moore, with other entrants from Noblesville, Kokomo, and Shelbyville.

Dorothy Jean Gessner Indianapolis Eleanor G. Gibson Irene Gorman Gertrude C. Grainger Lynchburg Harry T. Gray Oaklandon Bertha Isabel Green Joe A. Gremelspacher Logansport Margaret Lois Hackleman Archibald P. Harrison Harold B. Harrison Clinton Ernest Leland Harrold Fairmount Anna F. Hawkins Dorothy Garr Helmer Joseph Onnell Helms George W. Henderson Ocie Higgins Lebanon Harold Hollingsworth Gladys Irene Hooker William G. Hoagland Mikrens Ann Huggins Isuy Armor Paul Hubert Kimberlin Donald James King Thelmn Ruth Pai Hattie Emily Krueger Denice Kurzrok Alice Marie Lampel Roxie Helen Lingle Jack W. London John Love Delphi Lydia B. Lucan Zora Blanche McBride Frankfort Mary Loretta McCormick Ira McIlwain Rushville Mary Dorothy Madden Tangier Agnes Mahoney Herbert Arthur Mason Castleton Gretchen L. Maurer Frieda Easton May Ary Ethel May Julius Medias Harold Braden Meek Greensburg Grace Ingledue Ateyer Lizabeth Ann Miller Olga Josephine Million Monticello Flossie Sue Minor Mary Allen Mintjala Lincoln Ill Helen Marie Moormann Anna Ruth Mundy Henderson Lois H. Myers Carmel Eldon Ferdinand Nelson Jane Quick Ogborn Frankton Dora Marie Liver Crawfordsville Donald O'Neill Mary Lee Orloff George Francis Osteheimer Roberta Page Kenneth H. Parsons Kokomo Are Grace Patterson Shelbyville Olive Eacock Union City Irene Peters Martha Belle Pierce A. Theodore Pirson Clara Margaret Pierson Velma Pearl Pritchett Lois Pruett Clemie Ethel Ransom Nellie Pauline Ratts Edith Katherine Ratts Katherine Esther Reagan Elizabeth Reed Geraldine Relander Iris E. Reynolds Atlanta Geneva M Bernard Shulgasser Lithuania Lucile Augusta Shumake McAlester Okla Morris Ashbury Silvey Mt. Comfort Virginia Emall Alpha Smith New Palestine Cora Gertrude Smith Ucinda Carolyn Smith Mildred Mary Smith Natalie L. Smith Karl August Stegemeier Mildred Ting Dave Stokkesberry Ruby Mae Stout Gladys Swan Fianavillé Dorothy Louise Swift Frank William Teague Anna L. Theile Thelma Esther Thomas Robert Luther Thompson Brazier Kirby Beecher Luther . Boatman Sheridan James Marvin Booe George William Fischer Hart W. Gluesenkamp Indiangis William Theodore Harger Noblesville Ellen MacLean Toledo Ohio Adalat C. Moore John Adam Moore Jacob Waide Price Pheib James William Taylor Frederick Kent Beecher John Henry Bolte Isaac Warren Bosworth James A. Calvin Archie Chadd Bainbridge Norman Richard Cook Va Turpin Davis John Clifford Harger Edward William Harris Harold Leon Holt Illard Kahn William Jacques Lochhead Besil M. Marshall Elias Engelowaky Maurice Lloyd Schoen Robert M

40 000 Service Men Aided By Bonus Action

The Senate passed a measure allowing 40 000 World War veterans to file for adjusted service certificates or the bonus until January 2, 1930. It also fixes errors from 30 000 dependent claims, pays about 20 million in insurance, and presumes death after seven years with no contact, directing the Veterans Bureau to pay beneficiaries. The bill, drafted for the American Legion and endorsed by Senator David A. Reed, now goes to the President.

Leo R. Sack Washington Senate McCarl Veterans’ Bureau David A. Reed Pennsylvania American Legion House President Coolidge

Stolen Automobiles Listed by Owners and Locations

Police report a series of stolen cars linked to multiple owners. Names include Charles Ward Nash Maurice Payne Foy Fletcher Willard Hastings Elsie McKendrie Sidney Land A T Patton Ruby Green William McGlenn Hesikie Benjamin John Warner and others with addresses across the city and vehicles a Buick Chevrolet Ford. Thefts show from streets and avenues such as Washington Street Capitol Avenue Riverside Park and Pearl Street.

Charles Ward McKim Senate Ave Maryland Willard Hastings Anderson Ind Ford Washington St Capitol Ave Elsie MecKendrie Sheffield Ave Ohio Delaware Sidney Land N. Gray St Riverside Park A. T. Patton Greencastle Indianapolis Motor Speedway Ruby Green S. East St William McGlenn Eastern Ave Pearl St Hesikie Benjamin W. North St Meridian Twenty John Warner Dorman S&t Illinois

Back Home Again Automobiles Reported Found By Police

A Nash car with plate 552-744 was found at North Western Ave and Fifteenth St. A Ford was found at New York St and White River. A Stork Runs Close Second report notes a daughter born to Mrs. Carroll Holcomb ten minutes after a motorist arrived with the mother at the hospital as a tire delay slowed the physician's car in Kendallville Indiana.

Shen Wall St Virginia Father Oliver Nash Northwestern Ave Fifteenth St William Mosby Highland Pt Ford New York St White River Stork Times Kendallville Ind Carroll Holcomb

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