Play Tonight Broadcast From Little Theater In Indiana
The Little Theater Society of Indiana will air its second weekly program from WFBM Indianapolis Athletic Club at 8 15 tonight. The play Why Men Love Home by Tom Elrod stars Carl and Josephine Stone with Mrs Everett Schofield in charge. Next Friday November 20 the station will broadcast Casino Gardens by John Kenyon Nicholson.
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Little Theater Society of Indiana
WFBM
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Indianapolis Athletic Club
John B. Reynolds
Tom Elrod
Carl
Josephine Stone
Everett Schofield
Little Theatre
Casino Gardens
John Kenyon Nicholson
Meredith Nicholson
Woman Driver Charged After Capitol Ave Accident
Mrs Lisle Wallace of 3340 N Meridian St faces charges of assault and battery and failure to stop at a preferential street after a collision at Michigan St and Capitol Ave. Her car struck Elmer Wilhite of 4625 Winthrop Ave injuring him and passengers including Joe Wilhite and Mrs Arthur Sachs who suffered cuts and bruises.
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Lisle Wallace
Meridian St
Michigan St
Capitol Ave
Elmer Wilhite
Winthrop Ave
Wilhite
Joe Wilhite
Arthur Sachs
Beautify Meridian and Washington Streets with New Trees
The park board adopted resolutions to plant trees and beautify Meridian Street from Thirty Fourth to Fifty Fourth Streets and Washington Boulevard from Thirty Sixth to Fifty Sixth Streets. A $30,000 concrete canal bridge project on Kessler Boulevard was approved along with land acquisitions on Fifty Ninth Street. Crown Hill Cemetery received permission to build a tunnel under Thirty Eighth Street linking its north and south sections.
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Meridian St
Thirty- Fourth
Fifty-Fourth Sts
Washington Blvd
Crown Hill Cemetery
Thirty-Eighth St
Long sleeves gown feature by French houses
The evening gown with long sleeves is being featured by several French houses with ornate graceful and transparent sleeves described as very attractive.
Boy 7 Shoots Twin Sister Over Monkey Remark
Peter Safroni of Detroit shot his twin sister Mary to death after she called him a monkey. He obtained the revolver from a drawer in his parents bureau.
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Mary
Bandits Stage Two Hold-Ups Near City
Police say two bandits, who have struck motorists near Michigan Road and Thirty-Eighth Street, held up a lodge treasurer William Murphy at 11:15 p m at his home taking $150 plus his own $45 and $26 rent money.
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William Murphy
N. Blackford St
Lodge
Michigan Rda
Dave's Mentha Pepsin touted as stomach tonic remedy
An advertisement touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a superior stomach remedy. It claims relief from nervousness headaches and indigestion by restoring stomach health and promises money back if one bottle fails. The ad lists Haag Drug Co Hook's Dependable Drug Stores and Goldsmith's Cut Price Drug Stores as sellers.
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Dave
America
Haag Drug Co
Hook
Goldsmith’s
Cut Price Drug Stores
Robbery on Thursday night nets small cash haul
Staged incidents occurred Thursday night when two men pulled ahead of a car driven by Chester Anderson. They took $1 from Anderson and $4 from a woman companion, then drove off with the victims’ auto.
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Chester Anderson
Shelby Sr
Anderson
Velveteen and Crepe De Chine Lead Daywear Trend
Velveteen remains highly popular this season and pairs well with crepe de chine or fine wool. A skirt of velveteen teamed with a crepe de chine blouse makes a practical day frock.
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