Court notices and public bond sale notices across Marion County
Legal notices announcing court action against defendants with dates for appearance including December 26 1929 in Indianapolis. Special notices for White River Railroad stockholders meeting November 15 1929. Receivership claims deadline for Allied Coal and Material Company by November 4 1929. State Highway Commission bid notice for grading near Parke County due November 12 1929. Beech Grove bond sale for sewage treatment plant bonds authorized by town trustees with sale November 11 1929 and bond terms outlined. Casualty notices list obituaries and memorials for Coral Edward C Mary E Elliott Sarah L Froyd Dollie Eunice Hickman Edna A Tracy Walton Mort and In Memoriam notices from local funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Mine
State of Indiana
Marion County
Marion Superior Court
Arthur E. Bradshaw
Allied Coal and Material Company
John T. Saulter
Allied Be Ee Material Co
W. Patrick
Bamberger & Feirleman
Indiana State Highway Commission Division
State Highway Commission
Indianapolis
Indiana
Parke County
Turkey Run State Park
J. Y Brown
Beech Grove
Eech Grove
Board of Trustees
Citizens State Bank of
Edh Grove
Harry Witton
ELD
Newcomer
Lewis C. Dukes
Lewis FE. Marine
Heavy selling sets record in stock market
The New York stock market opened with frenzied activity trading 16 million shares, then steadied led by United States Steel. Early losses gave way to gains in several leaders including Kennecott, General Electric, Westinghouse, Bethlehem Steel, Union Carbide, American Can, and New York Central, while American Water Works fell sharply and large blocks moved in major issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pre. O'New York
United States Steel
Kennecott Cooper
General Electric
Westinghouse F Electric
Bethlehem Steel
Union Carbide
American Can
New York Central
Anaconda
American Water Works
General Motors
Kennecott
Sinclair
Packard Motors
United Gas Thore
Westinghouse Elect
Genera
United
Alleghany
Commonwealth
Interco
Bank and Exchange Statements From Major Cities
Indianapolis clearings totalled 3 3517 000 with debits 7 215.00 on Oct 25. Chicago clearings 121 200.00 and balances 15 400 000 reported by United Press on Oct 24. New York net clearing house balance 287 000 with Federal Reserve credit balance 126 000 000. Treasury net balance on Oct 22 was 236 29 133.32, customs receipts for the month to that date 41 020 924.27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Bank Clearings
Chicago
United Press
New York
York
Federal Reserve
Treasury
United Prean Ashington
Long Island
Maine
Jersey
Young Americas
Atl
Gulf & W
Atchison
Ohio
California
Canada
del & Hudson
del & Lacka
Grand Union Cuban Am
Erie
En Foods
Ward Baking Wee See
Obaccos
NY Central
2Id's
NY C
United Cigar St
Pé&W
Schulte
Seal'd Air Lee
Southern
St Lé Paul
Texas Pac
Union Pacific
West Maryland
West Pac Sieces Ite
Goodyear
Chited
Am Car & Fdy
Am Locomotive
Am Steel
Pullman BS
Westingh Air Bart
Westingh Elec
Am_ Rol Mills
Bethlehem Ene
Colorado Fuel
Crucible
Gulf States
Nee Steel
Ranchor Ae Aa
Ludium Teeeeres
U S Steel
Allova Adadensest
Warren Foly
Younston
Vanacium Corp
Motors— Am Bosch Mag
Briggs
Brockway
Stew Warner
Willys-Overland
Aepear
Calumet & Ariz
Calumet & Hecla
Cerro de Pasco
Inspiration
Howe Loun
Int Nickel
Kennecott
Magma Co
Miami
Texas
Indo Oil & G Édacda
Lago Oil & Tr
an-Am Pet
Phillips
Prairie Oil
Union of Cal
Prairie Pipe Ae
Richfield
She’ Simms - Pe
Sinclair Oil
Eliy
Tidewater Wee
Texas Corp
Rumiley
Industah
Allied_ Chemical
Alleghancy Corp al
Coco Cole
Crosse Congo Chariots
Curtiss W
Davidson Chem
Dupont Aoeecveees
Asphaleee
Fox
Int
Harvest
I'S
Kelvinator
Lambert
Ma Loews
Kolster
Star
Ward O
Montgom_ Natle
Keith
Sears Roebuck
Am Tel & Tel
Nor Am Co
So Cal Ltd Gas
Market Corrective Mood After Midweek Turbulence
Stock market observers in New York forecast a deeper descent may be easing as forced selling persists into today's session. Central bankers held talks to organize support and may act after the Federal Reserve Board meeting, signaling potential groundwork for a recovery in selective high grade securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Poultry and dairy prices across New York markets
New York and Cleveland market notes show poultry and butter prices firming. Hens and leghorn varieties priced by weight, turkeys and ducks listed, eggs and cheese quoted, with per 150 pound sack potato ranges and regional variations across several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacenanola
Springers
King & Co
Wisconsin
New York
Cleveland
Maine
Pairings of Local Residents Listed by Age and Profession
Orte sortenburs aged 22 a baker of 530 West New York and Mildred Hopkin 19 of 2057 Winter. John R. Walsh 30 road contractor of Terre Haute and Mary EB O'Hara 45 teacher of 3254 Graceland. Roy Garrett 21 shoe snisher of 2218 Pleasant and Sarah Woodson 18 of 937 Osbrook. Charles D. Van Buskirk 20 Toledo mechanic and Mary E Halstead 19 of 5771 North Pennsylvania. Charles E. Nourse 32 engineer of 538 East Fifty fourth and Katherine C Keeley 28 of 6157 Park secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orte Sortenburs
New York
Baker
Mildred Hopkin
John R. Walsh
Terre Haute
Mary EB. O'Hara
Graceland
Roy Garrett
Pleasant
Sarah Woodson
Osbrook
Charles D. van Buskirk
Toledo
Mary E. Halstead
Pennsylvania
Charles E. Nourse
East Fiftyfourth
Katherine C. Keeley
Park
Local Listings of Residents and Addresses Across City
A compiled list shows pairs of residents with street addresses including North Key, Cruft, South Olmes, West Vermont, Minerva and South Richla. Names include Bors eo, Josephine Piccioni, Ruby Harvey, Julia Penne, Emmaffer, Lydia Bradshaw, George Wandeman, Wille Haliburton, Annabelle Johnson, Ruth Monenger, T. x, Willie Stone, H. Roempke, Grace Turner, Bruce Powell, Gertrude Powell, Hannell, Mary Seine, Leroy Davis, Mary Davis, Ervin Wilder, Kathleen Wilder, Rosenan, Fara Brown, Allen Alexander, Theresa Alexander, Richard McNally, and Mary McNally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borseo
Josephine Piccioni
Evens
Aaa
Ruby Harvey
North Keysteiph
Julia Penne
Cruftaoe
Emmaffer
Southolmes George
Lydia Bradshaw
Wandeman Winston
Wille Haliburton
Vermont
Ausbery
Annabelle Johnson
Minerva
Retin
Ruth Monenger
South Richla
T. x
Willie Stone
Eastern
Iris Roempke
Pareways
Far
Grace Turner
Bruce
Gertrude Powell
Stuart
Hannell
Mary Seine
Ohio
Leroy
Mary Davis
East
Morris
Ervin
Kathleen Wilder
Washington
Rosenan
Fara Brown
Columbia
Allen
Theresa Alexander
Richard and
Mary McNally
South Randolph
Local Obituaries and Illness Notes Highlight City Deaths
The notices list Lavina Collins 68 of Broadway with chronic pneumonia Bennitt Mary E. Case 78 of Central with pneumonia and Arvilla Lovena Stimson 48 of North Illinois with cerebral hemorrhage. Other entries include Hallie Alma England 34 with lobar pneumonia and Sadie Miller 68 with cerebral hemorrhage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavina Collins
Oat Broadway
Bennitt
Mary E. Case
Central
Alford West Carr
East Sixteenth
Arvilla Lovena Stimson
North
Illinois
Henry Schweinsberger
Carrollston
the Pruitt
Methodist Hospital
Sccidental
Hallie Alma England
West Vermont
Williston H. Whitney
City Hospital
Guy Clifton
Floyd W. Harvey
Hrs
North Keystone
Sadie Miller
West Twenty-sixth
Repair and remodeling bids in city listings
A fragmented list shows contractors and bids for repairs and remodeling. Entries include names such as Pashall, Fenstermacker, Aetna Trust Company, Duffy, Parish & Gorman, Itethapa, L Kirtley, Lena Rose, Columbia Security Company, Shea, and N Hoeltke. Properties noted include 230 South Sum, 832 North Lesley, 712 Fayette, 1834 North Alabama, 1029 West Twenty third, 1435 Le Grande, 1459 Shannon, 1127 Shelby, 1942 North Ala ne, and 1335 i North Riley with bid amounts from 84.50 to 4 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Ee
South Summ
Lena Rose
le Grande
W. Mount
Shannon
Columbia Security Company
Shelby
Shea
North Alane
N. Hoeltke
North Riley
Fruit and Produce Price List From Local Market
Comprehensive fruit and vegetable price catalog listing assorted apples oranges lemons grapes and berries with per crate, per box, per dozen, and per bushel rates. Includes varieties such as Gravenstein Maiden Blush New York Duchess Tokays Malagas Valencia and more alongside greens, root vegetables, and specialty items with unit sizes and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathans
Grimes
New York Duchess
Gravenstein
Wolf River
Florida
California
Valencia
New York
Idaho
Meeting Tributes for Dead Attorney Merrill Moores
Members of the Indianapolis Bar Association held memorial services for Merrill Moores the former congressman and attorney. He was buried at Crown Hill cemetery after funeral services. Moores was killed when struck by a car on Monday night. Speakers included M. E. Foley James W. Fesler Emsley W. Johnson Albert Baker Charles Martindale William L. Taylor and Congressman Fred S. Purnell. Dr. Edward Haines Kistler officiated at the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Moores
Indianapolis Bar Association
Circuit Court
Mr. Moores
Crown Hill Cemetery
M. E. Foley
Bar Association
James W. Fesler
Emsley W. Johnson
Albert Baker
Charles Martindale
William L. Taylor
Fred S. Purnell
Edward Haines Kistler
Fairview Presbyterian Church
Alex Jamison
Downey Avenue
Legion Head Installed In Anderson Ceremony
W O Nelson Delco Remy purchasing executive and Anderson Kiwanis Club president was installed as commander of George Hackett post American Legion at ceremonies Tuesday night with district officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Anderson, Ind
W. O. Nelson
Delco-Remy Corporation
Anderson Kiwanis Club
George Hackett
American Legion
Pork Market Sells Steady at City Yards
Hog prices held steady at the city stockyards with 160 to 325 pound cattle selling mostly 9.85 to 9.90, some top dogs at 10.10. Receipts totaled 7,000 with 217 holdovers while cattle and lamb markets showed strength and steady or higher bids amid ongoing demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Livestock Market Report from Chicago and Nearby Cities
Hogs receipts 23 000 with direct sales. prices up 10 to 15 cents for 160 300 lb hogs and assorted weights. Cattle receipts 7 000 with generally steady trade. heavy steers 1300 1500 lb fetch 13 16 25. cows and bulls varied. sheep active with lambs 12 75 13 25 and ewes 4 5 50. Louisville and Fort Wayne observe higher hogs and steady to firm cattle. Cleveland sees mixed demand with calves steady and hogs weak to higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
EU Times
Louisville
Lée
Santo
FT. Wayne
Ind
Cleveland
Retired Big Four Lines Employee Dies at 74
Edward C. Coval 74 a former Big Four railroad employee died at his home 515 Shelby street after a ten year illness. Funeral services set for Saturday 8:30 a m at his residence and 9 a m at St Patrick church with burial in Crown Hill. He was born in Crawford county Illinois moved to Indianapolis at age 12 worked twenty years for the railroad and retired eleven years ago. Survived by three sons William E J Frank Joseph H Coval and three daughters Mrs William H Brewer Mrs Charles W Rosemeyer and Miss Florence Coval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coral Edward C
Shelby St
Elliott
Mary E
William E. Harrieson
Mary Eva Evans
George Elliott
Guy Elliott
Fred Bechold
Penne
N. LaSalle St
Crown Hill
Jends
Froyd
Edward C. Coval
Big Four Railroad
Shelby Street
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Crown Hill Cemetery
Mr. Coval
Crawford County
Illinois
Indianapolis
St. Patrick's Church
The
Red Men's Lodge
Hatmakers’ Society
William E., J. Frank
Joseph H. Coval
William H. Brewer
Charles W. Rosemeyer
Florenc Coval
Police and Firefighters Boost City Campaign Funds
About fifty policemen and an equal number of firemen contributed over $2,000 to the Republican city campaign fund. Treasurer Schuyler Haas said average gifts were $26 each. Mayor L Ert Slack instructed chiefs that city employees may donate but cannot be coerced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City
Schuyler Haas
L. Ert Slack
City in Brief Headlines and Local Luncheons
The Indianapolis scene lists numerous club luncheons at the Columbia Club and other venues including Exchange Club, Optimist Club, Altruse Club, Knights of Columbus, Phi Lelta Theta, Master Painters' Association, Indianapolis Round Table, Delta Tau Delta, Reserve Officers' Association, and Delta Chi. Monroe Calculating Machine Co. district head reported strongest September sales. bankruptcy petitions filed for Daniel H. Dinkins and Curtiss Bell. tire theft at Holland Tire Co.. university extension music classes announced. Foremen's Club and Bible Investigation Club activities noted. Bottlers convention to convene in Atlantic City. Veterans of Foreign Wars post events. various local meetings and concerts planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
Lincoln
Optimist Club
Ar Pest
Altruse Club
Columbia Club
Knights of Columbus
Spinkrms
Phi Lelta Theta
Chamber of Commerce
First Ward
Republican Club
Compton Hall
Board of Trade
Delta Chi
Spink-Arms
Blood Transfusion Hope For Injured Boy
Riley hospital attendants reported a 14 year old Richmond boy James Goble may recover after four blood transfusions. His older brother Guy has donated blood four times to aid James. The infection stems from a broken leg incurred when he fell from a haymow last April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Goble
Richmond
Riley Hospital
Guy
James
Evanson Tied to Senate Lobbying Probe Ties to Columbia City
Charles Evanson, once a central figure in the senate lobbying probe, lived in Columbia City. He is the son of Charles J. Evanson, a retired local merchant, and nephew of Louis C. Evanson of Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Ind
Charles Evanson
United States Senate
Charles J. Evanson
Louis C. Evanson
Ft. Wayne
Wheat Prices Hit New Lows After Opening
Wheat slid to new lows amid a weak stock market, with Argentina still offering at Liverpool. Corn rose modestly on favorable weather news, oats fell, and provisions held steady as traders weighed export prospects and a smaller European wheat demand forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Argentina
Liverpool
Europe
United States
Chicago Grain Table Oct 24 Update
Chicago trading table shows wheat 14, corn 190, oats 32 with prices listed for Oct 24. Data drawn from Bu Times Special Chicago edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bu Times
Weather Report Summary
Weather conditions at 9 30 a m west wind 12 mph temperature 36 barometric pressure 29 90 ceiling 400 feet visibility two miles field slightly muddy
Solo Club Guests at Curtiss Flying Service in Indianapolis
Solo Club of Indianapolis members will be guests of Curtiss Flying Service Indiana on Friday night at the Curtiss cafeteria near Curtiss Mars Hill airport. H Weir Cook, general manager, is arranging the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solo
Indianapolis
Curtiss Flying Service of
Indiana
Curtiss
Curtiss-Mars Hill
Therogram
H. Weir Cook
Arrivals and Departures at Hoosier Airport
Hoosier Airport reports F. M. Johnson flying the Barling NB-3 monoplane to Akron Ohio and Clarence Gunther piloting a Stinson Detroiter to Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier Airport
F. M. Johnson
Akron
Clarence Gunther
Detroit
Flying resumes with limited flights after snow and rain
Flying activities resume partially as snow and rain stop. Transcontinental Air Transport and Embry-Riddle air mail routes operate today with limited airport activity. A Curtiss Condor eight passenger plane flies Columbus to St. Louis on the T A T line, while a Ford tri motor proceeds to Columbus without passengers after halting Tuesday night due to visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transcontinental Air Transport
Embry-Riddle Air Mail
Columbus
St. Louis
Ccal
Citizens' Ticket Holds Four Campaign Meetings
A south side mass meeting at Fountain Square theater and three neighborhood gatherings promoted five Citizens School committee endorsed candidates. They proposed plans to remove objectionable features of the present school system. Committee secretary Donovan Hoover said the campaign would grow more intense in the coming days. Meetings were at Mrs. Woesner home 1448 Prospect, Loyal Circle Downey Avenue church of Christ at Mrs. Mary D. Prosser 5421 East Washington, and the Golden Leaf at 1063 Roach Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Fountain Square
Citizens School Committee
Donovan Hoover
Jacob Woesner
Prospect Street
Loyal Circle
Downey Avenue Christian Church
Mary D. Prosser
East Washington Street
Golden Leaf
Roach Street
Nine Suspects Bound to Marion County Grand Jury
Six Negro youths and ten others detained in a string of auto thefts were bound over to the Marion county grand jury on vehicle taking charges with bonds set at $1000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Grand Jury
Balance sheets show strong liquidity across firms in 1929
The Muskegon Motor Specialties Company reports current assets of 550.1 with liabilities of 54,178, a 10 to 1 ratio and 421,517 in cash. Continental Air Services plans a public offer of 56,000 no par shares at 12.50 with 11,911 additional subscriptions. Gleaner Combine Harvester directors approve a four for one stock split and 300 percent stock dividend for record holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon Motor Specialties Company
Continental Airervices, Inc
W. G. Gates & Co
Ioo
Gleaner Combine Harvester Corporation
Keane to Address Marion County GOP Club Meeting
Clifford Keane Republican candidate for First district council speaks at 8 pm at the Marion County Good Government Club. Alfred M. Glossbrenner and other Republican hopefuls speak at the Tenth ward rally at Highland and Prospect streets Friday night. Roy T. Combs and Keane address Broad Ripple gathering Saturday. Combs praised George W. Coffin for Glossbrenner’s mayoral selection at Wednesday district meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Keane
Council
Marion County Good Government Club
Alfred M. Glossbrenner
Tenth Ward
Highland
Prospect Streets
Roy T. Combs
Keane
Broad Ripple
Combs
George W. Coffin
Glossbrenner
Quiet Title Action in Marion County Indiana
The Right Reverend Joseph Chartrand Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Indianapolis files a suit to quiet title in Marion County Indiana. The action names heirs and unknown claimants of multiple defendants and seeks to clear title to Lots 1 through 19 in Hileemeier Home Place Addition, Indianapolis, as recorded in Plat Book 223 page 190. The case includes First National Bank of Fowler and various named heirs and successors as parties and witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana
Tate Stario
Joseph Chartrand
Indianapolis
Indiana
Circuit Court
Marion County
Roras Rominger
Morris Romi
R Meinger
Carrie Rominger
Clarence Rominger
Melba Rominger
Walter Rominger
Millie Rominger
Henry 8. Rominger
Lilburn H. van Briggle
John H. Buning
Robert E. Guild
Calvin Stout
Raymond Stout
Ulrich Z. Wiley
Mary A. Wiley
Ulrih Z. Wiley
Nellie E. Henselman
First National
Bank OF Fowler
Hugh E. Reynolds
William H. Mattern
William M. Mattern
Marion
Hileemeier
Recorder
Also Mentioned on This Page
George O. Hutsell
Marton
Edward L. Dietz
Plaintiff
White River Railroad Company
Meas
Tracy
Edna A
Illiam A. Tracy
Grant Elliott
William Brown
Floyd Stokes
John Tracy
Bast Tracy
E. Montgomery
Alice Culp
Decatur
Ill
Culp
Pohokes
Fla
Barth Ave
Nineveh Christian Church
Nineveh
Walton
Mort W
Maude Walton
Ira Robbins
Lexington Ave
New Crown Cemetery
Carl Perres
Pather
Who. D. Beanblossom Baor
W. Rey
W. T. Blaseng
Drexel
George Grinsteiner
E. Market Riley
Herrmann Funeral
Rome
New Jersey St. Rt
Hiley & Titus
Delaware
Lauce Funeral Home
Meridian
J. W. Patterson
Riley
Ragsdale & Prioi
N. Alshama
W. H. Richardson & CO
N. Meridian
Union St
MN. Tiinois Bt
J C. Wilson
Panera Patlols
Nature's Aid Minera
Castle Hall Building
E. Ohio
Mildred Mewhinney
N. Delware
Apt
Endicott-Johnson
Virginia
J. Martins
R.arc
Dearborn
Jac Broderick
U. S. Steel
Wyll Rails
Banks and Exchange
City Securities Corporation
E. Washington St
Buritedreek
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
South Dakota
Russell
Aeup Dakota
Colorado
Union Tel
BIG Four
City
Republican Campaign Fund
W. R. Gingala
Monroe Calculating Machine Company, Inc
Merchants Bank
C. Caveny
Daniel H. Dinkins
Newcastle Carpenter and Contractor
Holland Tire Company
North Illinois Street
Indiana University Extension Center
East Michigan Street
W. B. Merrill
University
Indianapolis Advertising Club
T. Ottis Spencer
Hurry- Tech Company
Julian Wetzel
Keystone Press
Roscoe C. Clark
Eli Lilly & Co
Fred C. Dickson
Indiana Trust Company
Indianapolis Real Estate Board
Indianapolis Foremen’s Club
Real Silk Hosiery
Bible Investigation Club
Y. M. CG
George Kremp
Indiana State Battlers’ Protective Association
L. E. Yuncker
American Bottlers
Atlantic City
Convention City Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post Hall
East Ohio Street
Post
Crystal Dance Palace
Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic Clubs
Maynard Lehmen
Butler University
Drift
Thomas Rhoades
Lehmen
Sigma Delta Chi
Collegian
Henry Alston
George Goltenbloom
Industrial Economic Club
Olive Kiler
Una Talbot-Wehman
Billie Morgan
Golden Rule Bible Class
Linswood Christian Church
Linwood Avenue
Michigan Street
Edith Eberle
Phillippine Islands
United Christian Missionary Society
Northwood Christian Church
Forty-sixth Street
Central Avenue
Curtiss Bell
Muncie
William Hickam Jr
Spencer, Ind
Hoosier
Aes
Citizens’ Ticket
Industrial Bureau
New Orleans Association of Commerce
Milnois Central System
Continental Air Services, Inc
New Orleans
Herbert B. Flowers
New
Orlean Public Service Company
de Forest Radio Company
James W. Garside
de Forest
Jenkins Television
de Forest Radio
Kimberly-Clark Corporation
Ainsworth Organization
Midland Steel Products Company
E. J. Kulas
Hungarian General Savings Bank, Ltd
Budapest
J. & W. Seligman & Co
John Nickerson & Co., Inc
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