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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1929

Page

15

Funeral Services for Former Congressman Merrill Moores

Merrill Moores, 172, former Seventh district congressman from 1914 to 1925, killed by a car Monday night. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday at cousin’s home 303 Downey Ave with burial in Crown Hill. Memorial meeting at 11 a.m. Thursday in circuit court by the Indianapolis Bar Association with Albert Baker Charles Martindale and William L. Taylor speaking. Reverend Edward Haines Kistler to officiate. Crozier 28 of 1502 N Pennsylvania St Apt 65 was cleared of blame after investigation.

Merrill Moores Alex Jameon Downey Avenue Crown Hill Cemetery Circuit Court Indianapolis Bar Association Albert Baker Charles Martindale William L. Taylor Moores Edward Haines Kistler Fairview Presbyterian Church Congress American Systems and Audit Company Richard Crozier North Pennsylvania Street Apt Crozier

Miss Celesta Cromer Dies in Indianapolis

Miss Celesta Cromer, formerly government employee at the bureau of science in the Philippine Islands, died Tuesday at Methodist Hospital. She will be buried from her nephew Austin Cromer’s home in Flora at 2 p.m. Thursday.

Celesta Cromer Spink-Arms Hotel Methodist Hospital Austin Cromer Flora Indianapolis Miss Cromer Bureau of Science Philippine Islands

Indiana Bankers Association selects new vice president

Paul Dietzen of Anderson succeeds George Dunn of Indianapolis as vice president after the bankers association meeting at Lincoln. Dunn resigns due to ill health. The obituary fragment notes a charter member of the Altruso Club and ties to the Delphian Club and a Christian church with survivor Austin Cromer and Orion Cromer of Philadelphia.

Altruso Club Delphian Club The Christian Church Austin Cromer Orion Cromer Philadelphia Paul Dietzen Dunn Association Anderson George Dunn Indianapolis Indiana Bankers Association Lincoln Paul Brickley Hartford

Woman Takes Poison At Home In Bright Street

Mrs Catherine Darting, 29, of 167 Bright Street swallowed poison at her residence Tuesday. Doctors at City Hospital said her condition remained critical and she refused to disclose a motive for the act.

Catherine Darting Bright Street City Hospital

Asthma Made His Life a Burden

Sufferers of asthma and bronchial coughs are urged to read a letter from Jos. Thompson of Pittsboro Indiana describing a long lasting recovery after using Nacor. It promises free information and letters from other victims as proof and offers to send a booklet from Nacor Medicine Co Indianapolis.

Jos. Thompson Pittsboro Ind Nacor Medicine Co State Life Bidg Indianapolis

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