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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1929
Page
12
Gary Indiana barber or janitor Byron Skinner rises to pastor ambitions. He earned money as a janitor here to attend Lutheran preparatory and graduate from a three year course. He studies at the University of Chicago and plans to enter Concordia seminary in St. Louis.
Colonel Charles A Lindbergh ends a three day aerial tour in British Honduras after surveying Maya ruins near Yaxha Nachum and Tikal with Dr A J Kidder and Oliver H Ricketson. The party plans Belize to Miami return while Mrs Lindbergh photographed natives and the group dined at Pan American Airways barracks.
Mountain slopes near Ridgeway Colorado were combed by over a thousand residents for 2 year old Alfred Hotchkiss who vanished a week earlier. Officials said irrigation ditches were drained and remote areas checked as a kidnapping is suspected. A man and woman seen with a child at a Montrose restaurant are being sought as possible suspects.
The article collects biblical passages from Matthew Luke and Psalms then notes Cecil B. DeMille and an alleged drunken driver Charles Montgomery charged with drunken driving after a collision at Michigan street and Senate avenue.
The tenth annual Community Fund campaign runs Nov 15 to 25. General leader J I Holcomb says no goal yet and over 2 000 volunteers will solicit funds in ten districts. The fund has raised over 5 000 000 in ten years, disbursed by a budget committee of citizens. Herman Lieber Edward A Kahn and Fred Hoke named co chairs in the individual gifts division. over 600 volunteers in that division and 1 000 in the employes division. Walter Marmon heads the individual gifts division with a team including Hugh Landon Nicholas Noyes L L Goodman William Mooney Sr Guy Wainwright J H Trimble Leo Rappaport. Thief ril of a ring and 45 in cash stolen from A C Lowry at 1636 Cruft Street Tuesday night.
The Vicks slogan for VapoRub now reflects over 26 million jars used yearly, up from earlier figures of 17 and 21 million. The ad touts vaporizing ointment as a modern, safer cold treatment for families, reducing dosing and stomach upset. Vicks is promoted as a global family standby in more than 60 countries.
The description outlines a garment feature consisting of deep yoke portions and panel extensions that connect to plaited sections. It emphasizes structured shaping and decorative plaiting elements as key design components.
Paris reports Marie Curie leaves for New York to receive a second gram of radium donated by American women. She has directed the Paris laboratory since her husband’s death, with daughter assisting.
William Dykes serves as Indianapolis first airport West ern Union messenger. He accepts a telegram from A F La Frentz of New York, vice president of the American Surety Company, at Curtiss Mars Hill airport amid a tour to Los Angeles. Mrs La Frentz accompanies him showing interest in science.
John Bun sold has won a judgment for 83 dollars in Delaware circuit court for recovery of gambling losses. Defendants Arthur Bales Fred Wert Michael Shea and Walter Edwards did not appear at the trial.
In Munich on October 9 Franz Tausend maintains his alchemical method converts lead to gold. The state mint director says tests were rigid and conclusive, while Tausend awaits fraud trial over alleged money obtained from several people including World War II figure Field Marshal Ludendorff.
Fire prevention officials host a meeting at Rhodius park community house as part of fire prevention week. Ferguson chief Virgil T. Ferguson will speak on eliminating hazards, following remarks by J Liddy Belt railroad trainmaster and Lt. Frank Owen police accident prevention bureau who spoke Tuesday night at Brookside park.
An ad explains back ache and kidney sluggishness from dietary acids. It advises four ounces of Jad Salts or similar rad Salts daily in water, plus ample water, to cleanse and stimulate kidneys and neutralize acids, with medical consultation suggested.
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