Legion group leader named for Indianapolis region
Dr. Larue D. Carter senior surgeon of the Indiana National Guard will head the permanent executive committee of the Indianapolis region. The group plans a membership campaign meeting Tuesday night at the World War Memorial Building. Sub committee chairmen include Mark Hamer Neal Grider Solon J. Carter Howard Guy Herman C. King Earl Ferguson and Ben Wieneke with a central committee of one representative from each post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bishop
American Legion
Larue D. Carter
Indiana National Guard
Indianapolis
World War Memorial
Mark Hamer
Neal Grider
Solon J. Carter
Howard Guy
Herman C. King
Earl Ferguson
Ben Wieneke
Central Committee
Jan I. Grossbrenner
Dan V. Goodman
H. B. Pike
Frank L. Truitt
Norman Metzger
G. I. Seybert
Phil E. Clements
Aaron FF. Head
George Cornelius
Marimon Jiansbury
Rheuma Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatic Ailments
Thousands freed from rheumatism pain and swollen joints after using Rheuma. The ad claims rapid removal of poisonous waste, with improvement within a day and full recovery within a week. Haag Drug Company and local druggists guarantee money back if relief is not quick.
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Haag Drug Company
De Mille's New Idea In Road to Yesterday Film
Cecil B. De Mille explores a costume romance using a soul flashback device. The Road to Yesterday stars Joseph Schildkraut and Jetta Gondal with a large cast and a dramatic train wreck scene.
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Roducers
Cecil B. de Mille
de Mille
Joseph Schildkraut
Jetta Gondal
Vera Reynolds
William Boyd
Julia Faye
Apollo
Jack Holt
Ohio
Jackie Coogan
Cascarets Laxative Ad Claims Worldwide Popularity
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle stimulant for the liver and bowels. It promises a clean, refreshed feeling with pink tongue and rosy skin and asserts Cascarets are the world’s best selling laxative for all ages.
Hoosier Briefs Highlights From Madison County News
EDFORD girls are said to be adopting the hosie fad as traveling salesmen push men’s socks to women’s stores for wear over stockings. Greencastle Country Club to dedicate its new clubhouse in January. J J P Jones announces reopening of the Elwood Perkinsville road after dredging. Pickard near Tipton plans a new Odd Fellows hall replacing a burned one. Frank Shiel writes Arkansas roses blooming and worries Atlanta folks. J Price Matlock becomes secretary of Seymour Cooperative Building and Loan. Bluffton Legion hosts a banquet for families and mothers Tuesday. Lloyd Risser’s wreck scares town but he’s uninjured as Marion College coeds plan a Red Cross drive and Teter Hall renovation. Mrs Aletha Wilds, 84, Kirklin, nearly dies from monoxide gas escape. neighbors find her unconscious.
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Individuals Across Professions
A list of marriage licenses shows multiple individuals with ages and occupations such as factory worker, janitor, gardener, steam fitter, teacher, artist, and more. Names include M Conner, Pearl Hawkins, Oscar Arnold, Hattie Anderson, Walter Sommer, Sarah Goldsmith, and others with street addresses and affiliations.
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M. Conner
Prospect
Glen
Pearl Hawkins
Oscar Arnold
Adelaide
Hattie ‘Anderson
Vine
Washington
Fletcher
New Jersey
Ealing Measter
Walter H. Sommer
Sarah M. Goldsmith
Manley L. Fenen
E. Market
Julia A. Cosand
E. Olio
Hudson
Uusician
Florence B. Perkins
W. North
Dewitt T. Stevenson
N. Mincig
Lela Fahl
N. Iiavin
New York No
Irene Cox
Pastor Calms Flock as Roof Fire Breaks Out
Fire discovered on the First Nazarene Church roof in Jerpersonville Indiana during Sunday services. Rev J W Taylor led the congregation in orderly exit and damage was reported as small.
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United Press
Jerpersonville
Ind
First Nazarene Church
J. W. Taylor
Bar candidates named for Indianapolis Bar Association
James M. Ogden city corporation counsel is slated for president of the Indianapolis Bar Association for 1926. Other nominees include Michael E. Foley and Emsley W. Johnson as vice presidents, John W. Kern as secretary, and Donald Morris as treasurer. Executive committee nominees are William P. Evans and Thomas Garvin. Admissions committee nominees are Harry F. Rust John G. Rauch and Clarence F. Merrell. Officers to be elected in December.
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James M. Ogden
Indianapolis Bar Association
John W. Kern
Michael E. Foley
Emsley W. Johnson
Donald Morris
William P. Evans
Thomas Garvin
Harry F. Rust
John G. Rauch
Clarence F. Merrell
Fraternity Convention Faces House Mothers and House Fathers
Sigma Nu nations convention in West Baden Indiana will discuss whether house mothers are needed for fraternity houses and if sororities should appoint house fathers. Indiana colleges represented include Indiana Purdue De Pauw and Rose Polytechnic. Other topics include paddling freshmen student autos and limits on fraternity house costs.
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Sigma Nu
National College Fraternity
West Baden
Ind
Indiana
Purdue
de Pauw
Rose Polytechnic
Homemade Pinex cough remedy promises fast relief
A family cough medicine uses 2% ounces of Pinex and sugar syrup to create a pint of cough syrup said to loosen phlegm and ease throat irritation. The ad claims quick, lasting relief, emphasizes Pinex as pure Norway pine extract and warns of imitations with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinex Co
Wayne, Ind
Jewish drive starts to aid Jews in eastern Europe
A state relief drive began today under Louis J. Bornstein of Indianapolis to fund relief and rehabilitation for Jews in Russia Palestine Poland Roumania and other nations. Speakers stressed the need to aid Jewish communities as prominent Indiana Jews attended the meeting.
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Europe
Louis J. Bornstein
Indianapolis
Russia
Palestine
Poland
Roumania
Indiana
Organizing meeting forms group at Claypool
At Claypool on Sunday an organization was formed with officers including Charles B. Sommers and J A Goodman as vice chairmen J J Kiser also listed among the leadership in the readable portion of the report.
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Claypool
Charles B. Sommers
J. A. Goodman
J. J. Kiser
Indianapolis Officials Named in Local Organization Card
The treasurer and Michael Tan secretary are based in Indianapolis. Rauh, Indianapolia, was named honorary chairman.
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Michael Tan
Indianapolis
Rauh
Indianapolia
Orary
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Elkin Brothers
Moscow
Charleston
Coogan
Charlie Chaplin
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Jackie
Father Coogan
Conran
Our Gang
Peggy
Charlie Davis
Charleston Steppers
Austin Dowdell
Anna Q. Nilsson
Ben Lyon
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Claude Gillingwater
Rex Beach
Frank Lloyd
North Woods
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Charles B. Lyons
Earl Gordon
Mauna
Everitty Seed Store
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J. C. Millspaugh
Kahn Bidg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Indiana Wholesale Tire Co
N. Cap. Ave
Circle
Hoosier Briefs
Edford
Greencastle Country Club
Jan, J
J. P. Jones
Madison County Highways
Elwood
Perkinsville
Pickard
Tipton
Odd Fellows Hall
Frank Shiel
Atlanta
Arkansas
J. Price Matlock
Cooperative Building and Loan Association
Seymour
Bluffton Legion
Jetroleum
Lloyod Risser
Marion College
Teter Hall
Medford Maxwell
Frankfort
Aletha Wilds
Kirklin
Indianapolis Association
Fraternity
Axminster
E. Washington St
South Side Furniture Co
South Meridian
Driverself Indels. Co
Plaza Garage
Vermont St
OLD Trails Automobile Insurance Assn
Riley
LEA & Perrins
Christmas Club Now
Maytag
Schneider Hardware Co
N.llinois St
Fountain Square Hardware Co
Prospect St
Shepherd Hardware Company
Clifton St
Danner Brothers
West
Michigan Street
William F. Koehler & Sons
East
Tenth Street
A. F. Tinder
Northwestern Avenue
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Drexel
Belmont
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Fandolph
Eureka Sales Co
S. Meridian St
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