Funeral Friday for Stutz Man Grover C Davis
Funeral services for Grover C Davis 41 factory manager of the Stutz Motor Car Company will be held Friday at 2 30 p m in Muncie with burial in Beech Grove cemetery He died Wednesday at the Methodist Hospital He had lived at the Indianapolis Athletic Club and since November 1924 served as Stutz factory manager He served in the U S Marine Corps in World War One and earlier worked with Updike Motor Car Company He is survived by his brother Alfred N Davis and a nephew Vernon Davis both of Muncie.
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Gary city treasury gains $300000 from steel mill taxes
United Press reports Gary Indiana city treasury increased by three hundred thousand dollars as of today from taxes levied on Gary steel mills. The gain strengthens public finances for city services and projects.
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Butler students serenade Alpha Chi Omega in cold night
Butler University students gathered around fraternity fireplaces on a cold Wednesday night to hear a serenade from the Alpha Chi Omega Sorority. The coeds attributed their tremulous singing to quivering knee caps.
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Paint Firm Acquires Burdsal in Indianapolis Deal
A. M. Malott president of the Indianap olis Paint and Color Company announced the purchase of the A. Burdsal Company paint manufacturers. The Burdsal plant will operate independently. Combined annual business will reach about $2,000,000 and the acquisition adds 1,000,000 gallons of manufacturing capacity.
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Open Air Plays Planned by Indiana High Schools
Indiana and Indianapolis high schools will stage open air plays on the value of sleeping outdoors under the Indiana Tuberculosis Association. The performances begin November 1 across the state as part of the open window campaign by the National Tuberculosis Association. Prizes from $100 to $10 will be awarded for the best plays by high school pupils. Murray Auerbach, executive secretary of the Indiana association, notes the persistent belief that night air is harmful and cites surveys underway in many communities.
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Cascarets Laxative Ad Promises Quick Relief
Bright ad copy invites readers to feel glorious with Cascarets laxative. It promises gentle, candy like relief to relieve headaches biliousness and constipation, claiming improved liver function and a refreshed appearance with a clean head stomach and tongue.
Auto license distributors to be paid as notaries only
The Indiana secretary of state Fred Schortemeier announced that fees paid to automobile license distributors outside Indianapolis will be discontinued. Notary charges will serve as compensation, following an attorney general ruling. Notary fees collected by the secretary of state totaled $13,454 for the last fiscal year.
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