New Song to Be Composed on Times Radio Bill
Jack Little to compose a new song live at The Indianapolis Times studio on Friday night at 9 pm over WFBM. A judges panel selects the winning title with a $10 prize and radio announcement. Victor Herbert Ensemble to perform a two hour program with Miss Dorothy Overhizer and Frank Long assisting.
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Indianapolis Times
Severin
Jack Little
the Times
WFBM
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Little
Baldwin Grand
Victor Herbert
Times
Carl, Fohl
Dorothy Overhizer
Phyllis
Edmund Leane
Felicia Brkctuse
Miss Overhiser
Strategy Used in Jury Hunt in Stephenson Trial
The defense and state exchange jurors as trial delays mount. Judges excused several potential talesmen for opinions while others reveal hints of influence. The strategy shifts between defense and prosecution as the jury pool nears record duration, with scrutiny over pretrial knowledge from prior hearings and newspaper reports.
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Golden
Fred O. Lanham
W. A. Harvey
Brown
Kane
Harvey
Inman
Fred Anderson
Farmer
Stephenson
Oberholtzer
Indiana
Venireman
Quartet Sing Tonight for Indiana Honors at Keith's Theater
The E. C. Quartet of Columbus and the Anderson Aerie Quartet of Anderson perform tonight as the city’s second attempt to crown Indiana’s best quartet. The Schubert Quartet has withdrawn. judges will announce winners Saturday. The winner goes to Cleveland in November to compete for sectional honors, then to New York for national title.
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Indiana
Cleveland
Ohio
Keith
E. C. Quartet
Columbus
Ind
Anderson Aerie Quartet
Anderson
Schubert
Keith Houses
New York
Keith-Albee Theaters
Scripps-Howard
Indianapolis Times
Paramount Popular
Elkhart Chosen 1926 Masons Convention City
Elkhart was selected as the 1926 convention city by Indiana grand council Royal and Select Masters and the grand chapter Royal Arch Masons at their closing session. The grand chapter elected Carl Bosworth Vincennes as most excellent grand high priest E K Amsden Waldron deputy grand high priest Mark L Dickover Valparaiso grand king Fred R Clark Indianapolis grand scribe W W Woodard Indianapolis grand secretary Robert A Woods Princeton grand secretary William Baugh Terre Haute grand captain of host and Troy Puckett Winchester grand Royal Arch captain Edgar F Daugherty Muncie grand chaplain was appointed.
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United Preas
Indianapplis
Robert A. Woods
Princeton
William Baugh
Terre Haute
Troy Puckett
Winchester
Edgar F. Daugherty
Muncie
Teachers Converge for Indiana Education Convention
Delegates gather in Indianapolis for the Indiana State Teachers Association meeting with 20 sectional sessions and district nominating meetings. Key talks include E. H. Lindley, Samuel Cadman, Bishop Hughes, and Walter Lippman as educators press for reform, parental role, and stronger education laws.
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Central Christian Church
Samuel Parks Cadman
Council of Church Boards of America
Edward Holt Hughes
Cable Tabernacle
Walter Lippman
The
New Republic
Mary McSkimmon
America
Wifrbm
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Mrs Moorman Elected President Of Teachers Association
The Kindergarten Section of the State Teachers Association elected Mrs Horace Ann Moorman to the presidency. Miss Francis Froeb of Terre Haute was named secretary. Dr. Eliza A. Blaker of the Teachers College Indianapolis welcomed members at Murat Temple as students sang. A reception for former students was set for 4 to 6 p.m.
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Kindergarden
State Teachers Association
Horace Ann Moorman
Central Ave
Francis Froeb
Terre Haute
Eliza A. Blaker
Teachers College of Indianapolis
Murat Temple
Josephine McDowell
Indianapolis
Indiana eighth grade citizenship marks 1921 attendance law
Dr Henry N Sherwood state superintendent told attendance officers at the State Teachers Association that Indiana now has an eighth grade citizenship level due to the 1921 attendance law. He noted pupils previously left school after the fourth grade as the average. Officers will elect leaders this afternoon as the section continues meetings Friday.
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Indiana
Henry N. Sherwood
State Teachers’ Association
Senate
State House
Sherwood
Blanche Merry
Robert Neff
James Whitcomb Riley Memorial Hosital
Robert W. Long Hospital
Professor Discusses Modern Child In Psychology Section
A psychology column features a professor noting his two sons aged five and seven have broader social experience than expected and reflects on early social development and observation.
Six Year High School Advocated at Teachers Meet
Clifford Funderburg, superintendent of Huntington County schools, told Indiana Teachers conference at the Masonic Temple that the six year high school is here to stay. He outlined progress and urged adoption in small towns and rural districts. Officers elected: Loyal Hoshaw of Delphi as president, Homer Stockdale of Monon as vice president, Evelyn Gould of Indianapolis as treasurer.
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Clifford Funderburg
Indiana
Masonic Temple
Funderburg
Huntington County
Loyal Hoshaw
Delphi
Homer Stockdale
Monon
Evelyn Gould
Indianapolis
Indiana speakers headline home economics gathering
Cliff of Logansport and Miss Martha Livingstone of Bloomington counsel. Speakers before the home economics gathering included State Representative L. A. Pittinger of Muncie and Dr. H. L. Smith and Dr. Agnes Wells, both of Indiana University.
Dean Thompson Addresses Civic Responsibility at Athenæum
Dean Charles H. Thompson of Illinois University School of Commerce spoke to the commercial section of the state chamber body at the Athenæum saying the aim is to turn out persons with proper appreciation of their responsibility toward society.
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Charles H. Thompson
Tlllinois University School of Commerce
State Cachers
Athenaeum
Public speaking training urged in public schools
W. Wilbur Hatfield of Chicago urged the English and library sections of the State teachers to emphasize training in speaking and listening in public schools. He criticized overemphasis on written essays and oral themes and called for better methods to help students concentrate and speak effectively.
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W. Wilbur Hatfield
Chicago
Education Unmorals Debate At State Teachers Meet
State school inspector E. E. Ramsey said modern education is not immoral but immoral by neglecting sensibilities. Speakers included May Robinson, Edmondson Hussey, C. Valentine Kirby, J. O. Engleman, Oakley Richey. Officers elected were May Robinson president, Ethel Miller vice president, Flora Bilby secretary-treasurer.
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E. E. Ramsey
State Teachers’ Association
John Herron Art Institute
Miss May Robinson
Washington
Edmondson Hussey
Philadelphia
C. Valentine Kirby
Indiana teachers gather delegates as Clay school orchestra aids session
Several hundred delegates at the Indiana State Teachers Association morning session in Cable Tabernacle enjoyed a performance by the Clay school orchestra of Ft. Wayne. Miss Nora L. Reynolds, field secretary of the child health education service, urged grade school pupils to value personal hygiene and cleanliness. Dr. Ernest H. Lindley of Kansas University also spoke.
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N. FE. A
Cable Tabernacle
E. H. Lindley
University of Kansas
Benjamin J. Burris
Muncie
Indiana State Normal School
Dearing
Indiana State Teachers Association
Clay School
Ft. Wayne
Nora L. Reynolds
Child Health Education Service
Ernest H. Lindley
Kansas University
Foley's Honey and Tar Advertisement Claims Cough Cure
In an Alpine Alabama note Henry Duncan writes a mother’s praise for Foley's Honey and Tar stating the remedy stopped a two year cough in a child and was without opiates. The ad urges readers to get a bottle from a druggist for children's coughs.
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Henry Duncan
Alpine
Alabama
Foley
Local woman named president of state teachers group
Miss Lillian Carter of Vincennes was elected president of the Classical Section of the State Teachers Association at Odeon Hall. Arthur Twineham of the Technical High School faculty is vice president. Evans Woollen of Fletcher Savings and Trust spoke on education. Indianapolis Latin teachers hosted a luncheon, and Technical High School pupils performed Christus Parvulus at the Masonic Temple.
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Lillian Carter
Vincennes
State Teachers’ Association
Odeon Hall
Arthur Twineham
Technical High School
Evans Woollen
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
Indianapolis
Spink-Armnr
Christus Parvulus
Masonic Temple
Local teacher elected head of home economics group
Miss Geraldine Hadley of Technical High School was elected president of the home economics section at the Indiana State Teachers Association meeting held at the Second Presbyterian Church. Miss M. J. Edwards of Crawfordsville was named secretary, with division officers elected for Educators' and Institution sections including Nell Jones, Ethel Wells, Lora Lewis, Ruby Clark, and Gleeda Rat.
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Geraldine Hadley
Technical High School
Indiana State Teachers’ Association
Second Presbyterian Church
M. J. Edwards
Crawfordsville
Ind
Nell Jones
Logansport
Ethel Wells
French Lick
Lora Lewis
Terre Haute
Ruby Clark
Lafayette
Gleeda
Professors discuss youth unrest and historic study
The History Section morning session featured Prof. W. O. Lynch of Indiana University at Tomlinson Hall. He urged cultivating desire for bigger goals and faith in students, blaming the world beyond the campus for youth unrest. Also speaking were Prof. Paul L. Haworth and William Dudley Foulke. Grasshoppers are a major pest in South America with a government department tackling migrations.
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W. 0. Lynch
Indiana University
Tomlinson Hall
Professor Lynch
Paul L. Haworth
Butler University
William Dudley Foulke
Richmond, Ind
South America
Cascarets Laxative Ad Promises Quick, Gentle Relief
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a candy like laxative to relieve headachy, dizzy or bilious feelings. One or two tablets stimulate the liver and bowels, leaving a clear head, sweet stomach, pink tongue and rosy skin. Directions for all ages on each box. available at drugstores.
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Sheridan
Beachamp
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Noblesville
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Will H. Hays
Patriot
Charles
Lamb
Will M. Sparks
Sparks
David R. Huff
Chalf Ten
Huff
Talesmen
Henry Gwinn
O. N. Roudebush
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Edgar Brown
Fred ©. Lanham
Ralph Kane
J. H. Golden
Sam Kabe
Cicero
McCray
Donn Roberts
Washington St
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Hudson
Masons Select
Elkhart
S. Illinois St
Thal
National Education Association
Belevanh
George Washington
J. R. Shutz
Manchester College
Lincoln Today
Shhutz
Clyde B. Moore
Department of Education
Cornell University
Edgar L. Yeager
George S. Snoddy
Psychology
Moorman
DR. Sherwood
Dean Thompson
World Beyond. Campus
Miss Hadley
Tam
Chamberlain
A. McC
Barlington
Globe Store
W. Wash, St
the House of Bargains
Baat Ie Ashingto
OLD Trails Automobile Insurance Assn
Riley
Waterman
Schaeffer
Lifetime
Conklin
Moore
Duoford
Eversharp
Clark & Cade Claypool Drug Store
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