School board to vote on anti partisan rule
Indianapolis school board to approve a new code banning employees from partisan politics. Fourteen Coffin precinct workers on the payroll plus a ward chairperson are named as janitors carpenters painters and shop staff. The vote comes as four board members seek re election with tensions over past actions and campaign activity.
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Coffin Precinct
Indianapolis
Philip Zoercher
Zoercher
Charles W. Kern
Lillian V. Sedwick
Lewis F. Whiteman
Fred Kepner
Coffin Workers Coffin
D. C. Burns
Samuel Parker
George Boushiers
Robert D. Parker
Crispus
Floyd Bidwell
Central Library
Frank Hawkins
Elmer Hillette
Lindard Anderson
Allen Bell
E. E. de Hart
J. W. Endicott
Melvin Skaggs
Elton Newhart
Clarence McPherson
Tenth Ward
Sedwick
My Favorite Bible Passage by Porter Adams
Porter Adams president of the National Aeronautic Association reflects on Ruth 1 16 17 The Twenty Third Psalm is highlighted and compiled by the Bible Guild Wade Ellis is noted as a lawyer and lecturer for the next feature.
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Ruth
The
Bible Guild
Wade Ellis
School Week Is Set For American Education Week
The ninth annual observance will be held Nov 11 17 jointly by the National Education Association and the American Legion. The program highlights the home school relationship and the role of education in fostering worthy home membership.
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Times
Washington
National Education Association
The
American Legion
Armory Board Declines Probe of Old Contracts
Adjutant General Manford G. Henley says Governor Harry G. Leslie's new armory board will not investigate costs or construction of armories built under the closed corporation plan during the Jackson regime. Leslie had suggested action, but Henley says such probe is not in the board's province. Emmett F. Branch elected vice president. Leslie serves as president and Henley as secretary. Members include D. Wray De Prez Shelbyville and Dr. A. C. Arnett Lafayette along with Robert L. Moorhead and Frank Shellhouse of Indianapolis.
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Harry G. Leslie
New Armory Board
Jackson
Manford G. Henley
Armory Board
Leslie
Senate
Henley
Emmett F. Branch
Martinsville
D. Wray de Prez
Shelbyville
A. C. Arnett
Lafayette
Robert L. Moorhead
Frank Shellhouse
Indianapolis
Moorhead
Dizzy Spells and Headaches Promote Black-Draught Endorsement
Mrs. Sarah L. Thomas of Atlanta writes that Thedford's Black-Draught has kept her house running for forty five years. She details relief from headaches dizziness and weakness and says she uses it for constipation and indigestion. She recommends the remedy to friends and notes its low cost.
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Thedford
Sarah L. Thomas
317 Boulevard
Atlanta
Armory Board Considers New Quarters Heating System
The new board voted to have Henley investigate proposals for new armory quarters at Marion and East Chi cago and a request for a new heating system at Elwood. Present local armory boards will be retained for the present.
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Henley
Marion
East Chicago
Elwood
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