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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1925
Page
6
The Gospel Mission revival at 501 S. Eastern Ave. continues this week with evangelist Josephine Hackett preaching each evening. Special afternoon services are planned for Tuesday through Friday as Protestant churches cooperate to promote church loyalty and personal contact with members.
A modern young woman named Jo Anna is startled by an inheritance worth one million dollars. The story, previewed for The Times tomorrow, follows her reaction and future plans as she navigates sudden wealth and its consequences.
Miss Margaret Cahill aged 39 of 1325 Union Street died after being overcome by smoke from a defective flue Sunday morning. Fire officer Battalion Chief Murphy of squad No 13 rescued her but could not revive her.
The deceased Miss Cahill was buried after suffocation. Funeral services are set for 9 a.m. Wednesday at Sacred Hearts Church with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. Surviving relatives include her father three sisters and a brother.
Notch in his gun today as Detective Harry Gray died from wounds suffered when Durkin shot his way to freedom after being trapped in his sweetheart's apartment last week.
Announcement states Loyalty Sunday will be observed on Sunday November 8. The cornerstone laying for the Broadway M E Church at Twenty Ninth Street and Fall Creek Boulevard is set for Sunday November 22 with Bishop Luther B Wilson of New York invited to preside. Bishop Frederick D Leete of Indianapolis will preach at the morning service at the current church on Twenty Second Street and Broadway.
The Rev. H J Christman president of Central Theological Seminary Dayton Ohio declared the church a temple of truth and led the ceremony at the corner stone laying. The Rev Ernest N Evans Indianapolis Church Federation urged active church and community involvement. Pastors of local Reformed churches spoke and the cornerstone was placed with local newspapers members past pastors pictures currency and a Bible.
The Y M C A will start a sixteen class insurance school at 7 30 p m Thursday at headquarters. Classes meet two nights weekly and are prepared by the National Association of Life Underwriters. Edgar Webb of the Indianapolis Association of Life Underwriters will lead the program.
Feel splendid with Cascarets candy like laxative. Aimed at relieving dizziness biliousness and constipation by mildly stimulating the liver and bowels. Advert claims headache cleared stomach sweet tongue pink and rosy skin, noting Cascarets never gripe and is world’s best seller.
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