Butler Sororities Publicly List Pledges From Indiana Campus
Butler University publishes pledge lists from multiple sororities naming many members. The rosters span Alpha Theta Kappa Gamma Gamma Phi Delta Pi and more with numerous Indiana hometowns and colleges cited for several members.
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App
Aliea Alpha Theta
Mises
Alice Ball
Milldred Cook
Jean Davis
Mary Biler
Atherine Ermon Rmion
Otary
Ind
Margaret Ice
Dorigthy Jane, Jackson
Greenfield
Rebecca Jones
Isabel Layman
Marion
Are Il
Jane Messick
Fayette Purcell
Cennes
Frances. Thorpe
Galealker
Marie Wagnon
Charlotte Te Weiseck
Mary Margaret Zoercher
Seme Kappa Gamma
Jane A Jean Campbell
Bernice Conrad
Oaine Frisbie
Elsie Hancock
Elizabeth Herapproatis
Lennox
Priscilla Pittenvek
Joran
Robbins
Crawfordsville
Aura Smith
Bess Tucker
Grace Felen Wytame
Dorothy Mackwinn
Pines
Italic Ashcroft
Janice K
Janet Carr
Mary Clerkin
Wilma J
A Delta Pi
Mary Armstrong
Axene Armstrong
Mary Catherine
Falmary Erwin
Dorothy Lawson
Helen Lesher
Jesse Littell
Anna Thieile
Alpha Chi Omega
Betty Barcalay
Catherine Cryan
Helen Haines
Jane Urat
Wallace Montague
Beula Moore
Stella Poston
Faye Smith
Helen Louise Yimoth
Jeanetta
Watson
Mary Kison
Prison Escape Suspect Minnis Sought by Detroit Detectives
Detectives contacted Michigan authorities to identify the prison from which 19 year old Wayne B. Minnis escaped. Minnis, captured in St Louis by Detective John Dugan, admitted escaping from a Michigan prison where he was serving a burglary sentence after stealing a car on August 25.
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Michigan
Wayne B. Minnis
City
Minnis
St. Louis
John Dugan
Dugan
Pastor outlines path to success through Christian service
The Rev. G. H. Gebhardt of Carrollton Ave. Reformed Church told the Bible Investigation Club ladies at the YMCA that success comes through Christian service after a bean supper. Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell is set to speak next Wednesday night.
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G. H. Gebhardt
Carrollton Ave
Robert C. Baltzell
Turners Open New Gymnastic Classes With Record Enrollment
unusually large enrollment in the Indianapolis Turners Association gymnastic classes reported today by Prof. August Aurenheimer and Prof. Carl Spitzer heads of the men's and women's classes respectively a gypsy pow wow at the Athenaeum Wednesday night marked the opening of the gymnastic season
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Indianapolis
Turners’ Association
August Aurenheimer
Carl Spitzer
The
Athenaeum
Butler University Registration Process Described
Two hours is the average time for full student registration at Butler University. Students register in the gym, fill out a name and home address board, then line up under alphabetical headings. An assistant outlines a tentative study program and the department head signs to allow entry to class. Fees are paid and enrollment completed. New students take a required physical in a locker room. A green cap is sold to freshmen before classes open.
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Butler University
B. J. Beckley
Court to crack down on illegal search warrants in county
Judge James A. Collins vows action over illegal search warrants linked to Justice Spiher and police. The McNamara trial probes warrant irregularities as Bosson cites a Gill home raid and a John Doe issuance. Mayor Shank weighs board safety review amid police use of Spider as warrant source.
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James A. Collins
Spiher
Marion County
Collins
Grand Jury
Spider
McNamara
Bosson
Times
Andrew Gill
Andy Smith
John Doe
Gill
Shank
Indianapolis
Board of Safety
Delbert O. Wilmeth
Dan V. White
Spther
Justice of the Peace
Thaddeus R. Rainey
Irvin M. A. Howard
Rainey
Joseph O’brien
Remy
Justice of Peace
Howard
Justice Spiher
William Paulsell
Paulsell
Ernest L. Kinston
Justices of the Peace
Kingston
Burglary and Robbery Reports In Local Homes
A woman describes a burglar entering her dining room and being repelled with milk bottles. Items stolen include $36, a wrist watch, and a revolver. she was injured by a chair. Other incidents involve several homes with varied thefts and attempted break ins. The text also notes Parliament Houses with nine acres and 1200 rooms.
Health Board Rejourns No Hearing Held
The Indiana State Board of Health refused to hold a hearing on the Washington sanitary survey at a special meeting led by Dr. John Green. The vote to adjourn followed a motion by Dr. T Victor Keene, with Judge Clinton H. Givan’s restraining order noted as blocking charges against King. Mayor McCarty and others attended. Washington officials traveled to attend.
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State Board of Health
Washington
John Green
North Vernon
T. Victor Keene
James A. Turner
William F. King
King
Dr. King
Judge Givan
John W. McCarty
John H. Spencer
Carl Lemans
Washington Water, Light and Power Company of Washington
Pierre A. Goodrich
Civic Carnival Parade Opens Ten Day Charity Carnival
A Fountain Square industrial parade marked the opening of a ten day carnival in Indianapolis linked to the Southeastern Indianap olis Business Men's Association. 117 floats and cars led by J R Strayag and speakers including John L Duvall and William T Bailey highlighted the night. Senator James E Watson and Mayor Shank were scheduled speakers for upcoming evenings with Walter Myers slated for Saturday.
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Southeastern
John L. Duvall
William T. Bailey
C. B. Elliott
James E. Watson
Shank
Walter Myers
Fred Hukriede
Power Lines Linked By United Press
Twenty three miles of super power line are under construction between Aetna and Michigan City Indiana by Calumet Gas and Electric Company and will be in use by year’s start. The line will connect with a second line at Aetna linking Northern Illinois Public Service Company and Commonwealth Edison Company of Chicago. A new substation at Michigan City and an addition to the Aetna substation will be built.
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United Preas
Chicago
Aetna
Michigan City
Ind
Calumet Gas and Electric Company
Northern Illinois Public Service Company
Commonwealth Edison Company of
Mother's Friend praised for expectant mothers relief and safety
An old advertisement extols Mother's Friend as a safe physician formulated remedy for pregnancy discomfort. It claims deep skin penetration, softening muscles and ligaments, and ease during childbirth, urging readers to request a free booklet and to buy from druggists nationwide.
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Ben Abraham
Princeton
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Masons to Conduct Rites for Officer Woolley
Oliver W. Woolley 60 of 2552 Central Ave Indianapolis policeman dies Wednesday. Funeral services at 1 30 p m Friday at the residence with Masons in charge. Burial in Crown Hill Cemetery with Police and Firemen's band and police officers as pallbearers.
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Oliver W. Woolley
Central Ave
Indianapolis
Woolley
Crown Hill Cemetery
Indiana Farm Federation committee meeting on Sept. 30
The Indiana Farm Federation committee on rural education will hold a meeting on September 30. Members include Oscar Larm of Warren County, Mrs Edna Sewell of Benton County, Louis Taylor of Vanderburg County, Otis Crane of Grant County, and L A Pittinger of Delaware County.
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Indiana Farm Federation Committee On Rural Education
Oscar Larm
Warren County
Edna Sewell
Benton County
Louis Taylor
Vanderburg
Otis Crane
Grant County
L. A. Pittinger
Delaware County
Constitution Day Observed in Indianapolis
A noon program at City Hall in Indianapolis featured speeches and patriotic music led by Mayor Shank with Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell and James H. Ogden. Baltzell urged study of the Constitution and the need to apply its principles to address modern crime and civic duties.
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Indianapolis
Shank
Robert C. Baltzell
James H. Ogden
Baltzell
United States
Ogden
Patriotism and the Constitution in Everyday Life
A speech stresses real patriotism as the duty of citizens to honor fallen lives by loving the Constitution and serving home and country in daily actions, urging people to reject crime and uphold national ideals.
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United States
Jewel Tea Company Convention Held At Severin
The Jewel Tea Company held a one day convention at the Severin hotel with a luncheon served at 12 30 p m in the Rainbow room.
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The
Jewel Tea Company
the Severin
Rainbow Room
Todd's Tonic Praised By 73 Year Old Woman
Mrs. Co. H. Braley of Indianapolis reports Todd's Tonic boosts her winter health and energy. She notes immediate relief from colds and catarrh, improved sleep and appetite, and overall well being despite age. The tonic is described as wine flavored and available at all outlets.
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Todd
Co. H. Braley
Vermont St
Indianapolis
Ind
Haag's Cut Price Drug Stores Ad
Haag's Cut Price Drug Stores and all drug stores in Indianapolis advertise home delivery with Todd's Tonic and a postman delivery charge of one dollar for out of town customers.
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Haag’s
Indianapolis
the Haag Drug Co
Ind
Todd
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Butler
Bible Investigation Club Hears Christian Service
Turners
R. K. Linniy
W. Thirty-Fourth
Sinnig
W. L. Sanford
Park Ave
Sanford
Leonie Jones
Kinney
Owen C. Armes
Kroger Grocery Company
Helen Heath
Cornell Ave
Joseph Pooter
Fifteenth St
Ida Huston
Alabama St
Georgia Lacey
Thirtieth St
Keystone Ave
A. R. Hancock
College Ave
Parliament
Carmen
Stella de Mette
London
Paris
New York
Mexico
Germany
Italy
Spain
Russia
Boston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
San Carlo
Health Board
Fountain Square
Frolic
Indiana Trust CO
Globe Store
West Washington Street
Masons
C. H. Braley
Parmelee
Tiger Foot
Indiana Wholesale Tire CO
Mal
Capitol Ave
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