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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1925
Page
4
Rev. L C E Fackler of St Matthew Evangelical Lutheran Church urges listeners to evaluate their past year and act on good intentions. He cites Hebrews and Christ’s sacrifice, stressing brotherly love, compassion for the imprisoned, and not neglecting those in need.
Dr. Andrew Kaiser of Kansas City Missouri unveils a lightweight rupture truss claimed to cure hernias without surgery. He offers free trial by mail and seeks one referral per neighborhood.
A reader in Kansas City asks for a free trial offer coupon from Dr. Andrew Kaiser at 6238 Koch Building. The message states no obligation and provides name and address for sending the offer.
Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell to sentence Clarence Kirschner William Sheldon and Solon Freeman Terre Haute real estate brokers for using the mails to defraud an aged Montana couple. The Hahns traded their ranch for a 40 acre Indiana farm said to be worthless. Miss Inez Jewell former Midl and postmaster to be arraigned for embezzling 1800 from post office receipts. Her mother Mary Jewell confessed to mailing explosives in an alleged plot to blow up part of Tucker Ark prison. Her son Boyd is serving a life term for murder there.
Auto accident fatalities increased to sixty two for the year with the death of Barbara Thomas 6 percent of 134 W Maryland St. She was struck at Illinois and Ohio Streets by James Skillman 6201 E Tenth St and then run over by Jack Bardner a Fort Benjamin Harrison soldier. Several others including John Baird Richard De Motte Lillian Powers Mildred Powers Ira Gaston Dale Padgett William Cornwell and James O Mara were injured in crashes late Saturday and Sunday.
Bishop H Lester Smith of Helena Montana told a large YMCA audience at English's theater that temptation is a human problem not a church one. He argued evil arises when man makes his own law and said all times are hardest when trying to be good.
Pictures of actual World War fighting are shown this week at the Capitol Theater under the auspices of the Indiana Department and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Corporal Bob Ingleston, one of 27 U S photographers, explains the scenes. Proceeds go to the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Indianapolis Times and Star newsboys attended a special performance Saturday.
Frank Clay Cross of the American Legion will speak on public responsibilities of the newspaper at the Central Interscholastic Press Association convention in Madison Wisconsin on November 28. The University of Wisconsin hosts the event expected to draw over a thousand delegates from high school publications across about twenty states.
The Jefferson Club, an organization of young men with Democratic political faith, was completed Saturday at the Claypool in Marion. William C. Coryell was elected president and Carl Cue of Indianapolis was named secretary. Branches will be organized in each congressional district of the state.
Eight bishops spoke on extending the evangelistic program during Home Mission day after the three day session of the Methodist board of home missions and church extension. Bishop Francis J. McConnell of Pittsburgh urged bringing temple religion to the marketplace at Central Avenue M E Church.
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