Presbyterians Set $1.5 Million Hanover College Drive
The Indiana Presbyterian synod adopted a resolution to fund a $1.5 million Hanover College development program starting 1931. Buildings for administration dormitory and athletic facilities seek $400,000 with the rest in endowment. aims noted by Dr. A. G. Parker.
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Hanover College
Indiana Presbyterian Synod
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Hanover
A. G. Parker
Committee On National Missions
Buford W. Taylor
Terre Haute
George A. Frantz
First Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
L. G. Leary
Bloomington
Indianapolis Community Fund gears up for eleventh campaign
Eight district chairmen and co chairmen of the individual gifts division join Samuel Mueller as head of 600 workers for the Indianapolis Community Fund drive October 17 to 27. The effort targets a goal of 865000 with 2500 volunteers mobilized to raise funds.
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Indianapolis Community Fund
J. J. Fitzgerald
Herman C. Wolff
A. E. Baker
George Torrence
H. T. Davis
Ken Mossman
J. Frank Holmes
Robert W. Fleischer
H. C. Atkins
Joseph W. Bloch
R. C. Rottge
R. S. Stempfel
Individual Gifts
Samuel Mueller
Collins Denies Move to Quash Schroeder Indictments
In the first skirmish of Harold Herbert Schroeder’s case, Criminal Judge James A. Collins refused to quash three first degree murder indictments. Schroeder was arraigned and pleaded not guilty as his defense, Ira Holmes, challenged the indictments citing alleged body burning as not a crime. Trial demand may bring the case into court this month.
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Harold Herbert Schroeder
High School Road
James A. Collins
Cains
Schroeder
Collins
Ira Holmes
Bridge firm Sets 20 Cents Wage in Knoxville
Booth and Flinn of Pittsburgh won a $1,000,000 Tennessee River bridge job in Knoxville. After a week workers learned wages would be 20 cents an hour. Local contractors pay 25 to 35 cents. Mayors Trent and Mynatt protest urging a 30 cent minimum.
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Scrippa-Howard
Alliance
Knoxville
Tenn
Booth
George Hockensmith
Pittsburgh
James A. Trent
Squire John Mynatt
County Court Finance Committee
Trent
Mynatt
Installation services for Rev Peter McEwen at Wallace Street Church
The Rev Peter McEwen recently assigned to Wallace Street Presbyterian church will have installation services at the church next Tuesday night. Rev H B Hostetter executive secretary of the Presbyterian office will lead the service. McEwen previously served as pastor in Greenwood and Knightstown.
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Peter McEwen
Wallace Street Presbyterian Church
H. B. Hostetter
The
Presbyterian State Office
McEwen
Greenwood
Knightstown
Dandruff Ends Itching with ZEMO Scalp Treatment
An old advertisement touts ZEMO as a remarkable antiseptic liquid to end dandruff and itching of the scalp. It promotes relief for all itching skin conditions, with bottles priced 35c 60c and 1.00.
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Zemo
New Konjola praised for health claims in Indianapolis ad
Mrs Myrtley Sheets of 1315 Hiatt Street testifies Konjola, a 32 ingredient medicine, improved her digestion kidney liver and joint symptoms after a year of illness. She reports restored appetite strength and weight gain and praises the Konjola Man at Hook Drug Store Illinois and Washington streets Indianapolis with free samples offered.
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America
Myrtley
Hiatt Street
Inn
Hook Dependable
Illinois
Washington Streets
Sonjole
Konjola
Hook Drug Store
Indianapolis
Suspect Arrested After Gun Cartridges and Keys Found
Ivan Silvey, 21, of Terre Haute, held on vagrancy and carrying concealed weapons charges. Police arrested him at Thirteenth and West streets Wednesday night after discovering a revolver, cartridges, and one hundred door keys in his possession.
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Ivan Silvey
Terre Haute
Silvey
Thirteenth
West Streets
Hoosier State Auto Association Reveals Legislative Program
The executive committee of the Hoosier State Automobile Association met Wednesday and adopted a program urging uniform municipal traffic codes. It calls for clarifying weight and length limits on vehicles and a requirement for car owners to demonstrate financial responsibility in accidents without compulsory insurance.
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Hoosier State Automobile Association
Fractured Leg Suffered by Pedestrian Hit by Car
Fred Ernst 75 suffered a compound fracture of the left leg after being struck by a car driven by Harry DeHart 37 East Eleventh street as he stepped from the curb at Michigan street and Belmont avenue on Wednesday night.
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Fred Ernst
Harry DeHart
East Eleventh Street
Michigan Street
Belmont Avenue
Hearst Visit Opposed by Former South Bend Resident
A former South Bend resident, John J. Ole jnicaak, leads opposition to a Chicago visit by William R. Hearst, accusing Hearst of being un-American and stirring anti Hearst sentiment.
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Times Special
South Bend
Ind
John J. Olejnicaak
Chicago
William R. Hearst
Rage
Olejniczak
Hearst
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New York Central
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Otto H. Falk
Allis Chalmers Mfg. Co
the Falk Corp
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First Wisconsin Trust Company
Wisconsin Telephone Company
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National Enameling and Stampling Company
Granite City Steel Co
the Falk Investment Company
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