Miller Directs Fund Workers In City Campaign
Dick Miller president of the City Trust Company presided at a noon meeting of the special gifts committee of the Community Fund campaign at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Plans for raising more than half the fund were outlined as sixty four canvassers in two person teams are enrolled to solicit larger subscriptions in advance. The drive aims to about $380000 before house to house solicitation begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Miller
City Trust Company
Community Fund
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Miller
William J. Mooney, Sr
Leo M. Rappaport
Nicholas H. Noyes
G. A., Efroymson
John R. Welch
Arthur Wolf
L. L. Goodman
Fred Dickson
Walter Marmon
Butler pledge list given out shows multiple fraternities naming pledges
Six Butler University fraternities released their freshman pledge lists after the summer rush. Names are listed by chapter with students from Indianapolis and various towns such as Knightstown Noblesville Shelbyville Danville Columbus Greensburg Fort Wayne and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler University
Chi Rho Zeta
Tau Kappa Tau
Indianapolis
Lambda Chi Alpha
Ralph Hargrave
Knightstown
Lynn Woods
Frank White
Mooreland
Floyd Waterman
Noblesville
Frank’ Rayle
Glenn Miller
Edward Houseman
Ioh Montgomery
Shelby
Edward Givins
Herman Pritchard
Elmer Winters
Mark Wilmeth
Bishop Ni Nicholson to Speak at Marion County WCTU
Bishop Thomas Ni Nicholson of Detroit, national Auto-Saloon League president, will give a pre-convention address at the Central M. E. Church this evening. He will be introduced by Bishop Derick Leete as he previews a talk on whether to modify. The Marion County WCTU convention is scheduled for September 23 and 24 at the Central M. E. Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ni Nicholson
Detroit
Mich
Auto-Saloon League
Marion County
Central M. J
Central Ave
Twelfth St
Derick D. Leete
M. EB
Pathfinder plane welcomed before Detroit air race
Arrangements are finished for a Friday reception of the Pathfinder, used to prep for the Detroit Aviation Society suitability race September 28 to October 3. The plane will land at 11 a.m. at Schoen field Fort Benjamin Harrison, piloted on a loop through major cities. A committee led by Mayor Shank will greet pilots and escort them to the Indianapolis Athletic Club for lunch as plans to set up an airport are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Aviation Society
Cial
Edsel Ford
Schoenfield
Benjamin Harrison
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Moline
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Kan
Sas
Woman Reports Rough Petting Parties On Porch
Mrs. A. Brennan of 3505 Chester Ave. told police she opposes rough petting parties on her property. She described cars parking from 9 to midnight and boisterous behavior with bricks and cinders thrown at her home when she asked for quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Brennan
Chester Ave
Writer Talks at Luncheon Highlights Silk Craft
Two hundred fifty reservations filled the Riley room at the Claypool for an Advertising Club luncheon. New York writer Carolyn Trowbridge Radnor-Lewis spoke on silk from cocoon to product, followed by three film reels on non inflammable silk tissue. Blaine McGrath welcomed guests with assistance from Miss Alice Anderson and Mrs Ed Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Claypool
Advertising Club
Carolyn Trowbridge Radnor-Lewis
New York
Radnor-Lewis
Blaine McGrath
Alice Anderson
Ed Hunter
Gone but Not Forgotten Auto Thefts Prompt Police Call
Police warn to report stolen autos and share license numbers with the community. Vehicles listed include Paul Gakstaller at 642 Home PI with Ford plate 537-495 from St. Joseph and Alabama, Victor Moore at 1905 Tallman Ave with Ford 594-029 from Capitol and Ohio, Frank McClory at 624 E. Ohio St with Ford 46-312 from Capitol, and Oscar Wiseman at Central Insane Hospital with Ford 20-453 from Capitol and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gakstaller
Ford
St. Joseph
Alabama
Victor Moore
Tallman Ave
Capitol Ave
Ohio
Frank McClory
Ohio St
Oscar Wiseman
Central Insane Hospital
Shriners Plan Franklin Trip
The annual Shrine visitation to the Indiana Masonic Home at Franklin will be held next Sunday afternoon. Special traction cars will leave at 1 p.m. with a special low fare. Uniformed units including the band patrol chanters and gun squad will ride the cars to the Masonic Home. Parking is arranged and Fletcher W. Boyd prepares a special program for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Charles J. Orbison
Murat Temple
Masonic Home
Fletcher W. Boyd
Back Home Again Automobile Found Belonging to Amos Hubbard
An automobile owned by Amos Hubbard of 2001 Shelby Street was found at the intersection of Washington and Walcott Streets. Local authorities reported the recovery as a key detail in the ongoing case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Hubbard
Shelby St
Washington and Walcott Sts
Man's death probed after body found in factory elevator
Coroner Bond sought a grand jury investigation into the death of Leroy Yost whose body was found in an elevator at a Richmond Indiana factory. Yost died from a blow and the case was referred to authorities for inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Leroy Yost
Bond
Yost
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Pathfinder
Frank 8. Fishback
Chamber of Commerce
John B. Reynolds
Chamber
Frank E. Gates
Indianapolis Real Estate Board
Henley T. Hottel
Real Estate Board
Ad Club
Wce Police
Indianapolis Times
Shriners
Masonic
Chamberlain
Fred Miller
Milwaukee
Wis
iWiaas
Bartené
Schlosser
Indiana Business College
Marion Muncie
Loganaport
Anderson
Kokomo
Lafayette
Columbus
Vincennes
Chee C. Crings
Buzz
Fred W. Case
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Surgical Hospital
Akron Surgical House
N. Penn. St
Mass. Ave
TSO
Annarbunitey
Tamacenes
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