Jewish New Year observances in Indianapolis begin at sundown
The Jewish New Year starts at sundown with orthodox services lasting to Sunday and reform observances ending Saturday. Rabbi Morris M Feuerlicht of Indianapolis Hebrew Temple will speak this evening on Religion and Life, and at 9 30 a m Saturday on Some Immediate Local Needs. The Saturday service marks the 21st anniversary of his pulpit incumbency. A New Year message from Dr Isadore Goodman urges renewal and responsibility to fellow Jews. Major congregations listed include Indianapolis Hebrew Temple Beth el Central Hebrew Congregation and others across locations.
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Orchhodox
Indianapolis
Feuerlicht
Isadore Goodman
New York
Bethel
Thirty-Fourth
Buckle Sts
Tenth
Union St
United Hebrew Congregation
E. Twenty-First St
Bus Permit Granted for Indianapolis West Harrison Route
Grandell Bus Line received approval to operate a public transportation route between Indianapolis and West Harrison under a beginner's certificate. The authorization was granted today by the Public Service Commission, enabling service initiation pending standard compliance steps.
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Grandell Bus Line
Indianapolis
West Harrison
Public Service Commission
Varicose Vein Reduction Ads From Local Drug Stores
A vintage advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil from Hook Drug Co Haag Drug Co Goldsmiths Drug Stores and Henry J Huder promising rapid varicose vein relief and general skin healing including eczema and ulcers. The copy urges immediate purchase from dispensing pharmacists claiming dramatic results in days and long lasting small bottles.
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Hook Drug Co
Haag Drug Co
Goldsmith’s Drug Stores
Henry J. Huder
Moone
Goldsmith's Drug Stores
Miss Elsie Holmes Opens Federal First-Aid Station
Indianapolis federal employees will receive first-aid care from Miss Elsie Holmes at the new first-aid room in the Federal Building. Holmes, a St Vincent Hospital graduate, will operate under Postmaster Robert H Bryson to provide emergency care in one of the nation’s early federal employee first-aid rooms.
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Miss Elsie Holmes
Indianapolis
Meridian St
Two youths charged with stealing Chrysler car in Vincennes case
Roscoe Thomas, 23, of Vincennes Indiana, and Harry Kruger, 20, of St. Louis Missouri, were slated at the city prison charged with stealing the Chrysler auto of W. R. St. Clair at 1331 North Delaware Street on September 14.
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Roscoe Thomas
Vincennes
Ind
Harry Kruger
St. Louis
W. R. St. Clair
N. Delaware St
White Slated For Long Term As City Judge
As Indianapolis moves to four new municipal courts, Governor Jackson faces pressure to appoint four municipal judges. Two Republicans Dan V White and Paul Wetter are named for Republican slots, amid opposition to Wetter. Democrats expected Fred McAllister and Thomas Garvin to fill the other two seats. The 1925 Legislature calls the system an experiment, shifting city court duties to Marion County and placing county clerical tasks under County Clerk Albert Losche as municipal courts assume city work.
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Jackson
Dan V. White
Paul Wetter
Fourteenth Ward
Wetter
Fred McAllister
John J. Mece- Namara
Thomas Garvin
Indianapolis
Marion County
Albert H. Losche
National Dairy Exposition Scheduled In Indianapolis
Dairy industry leaders from all states and several European countries will attend meetings and banquets at the National Dairy Exposition in Indianapolis October 10 to 17. Events include social club gatherings October 11 and multiple conventions on October 12 featuring groups such as the International Association of Milk Dealers and the American Dairy Science Association.
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Indiana State Fairground
International Association of Milk Dealers
Claypool
Severin
American Dairy Science Association
Eckles Club
National County Agents’ Association
C. W. Larson
United States Bureau of Dairying
Holstein-Friesian Association
Indianapolis Traffic Club
American Dairy Federation
Frank Lowden
American Dry Milk Institute
Townsends and Assistants Listed For Editors and Staff
A roster of newsroom staff shows Marjorie Brown as editor with Lucile Wade Margaret Kent Hugh Brown Lillian Pierson Martha Akers Paul Henley Maurice Feuer licht Charles Bousley John Med ford Jane Wells as assistants on Tuesday Nellie Munson editor William Otto associate editor Anna Withers Dorothy Lambert Susan G Shedd Bertha Corya Norris Houghton Helen McCoy Helen Hill Lillian Schorling George Dirks Thelma Porter Dorothy Squires Katie Vermillion Mary Alice Scheffel Elizabeth Savidge Kurman Ridge Alice Baker Emily Pond Minniebelle Cochran listed as assistants Wednesday
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Marjorie Brown
Lucile Wade
Margaret Kent
Hugh Brown
Lillian Pierson
Martha Akers
Paul Henley
Maurice Feuerlicht
Charles Bousley
John Medford
Jane Wells
Nellie Munson
William Otto
Anna Withers
Dorothy Lambert
Susan G. Shedd
Bertha’ Corya
Norris Houghton
Helen McCoy
Helen Hill
Lillian Schorling
George Dirks
Thelma Porter
Dorothy Squires
Katie Vermillion
Mary Alice Scheffel
Elizabeth Savidge
Kurman Ridge
Alice Baker
Emily Pond
Minniebelle Cochran
Shortridge High Students Win Honors and Scholarships
The Herron Art Institute grants thirty six Saturday scholarships to Shortridge art pupils Rexford Bauenmire John Waltz Doris Egbert Margaret Tracey Clara Stiffler and Robert Bruce. Shortridge exhibit wins first prize at the Indiana State fair with works by Jane Messick Jane Willis Lilly de Carlo Lester Horton Mildred Nesgard and Dorothy Briskell. The Big Sisters host freshmen party with True Blue Club officers introduced and readings by Mary Beatrice Whiteman. Shortridge Hi V Cabinet members meet at Frederick Lahr’s home. Eight hour chorus class may be cut if boys do not attend. Echo staff lists Marian Ramsey Armen Ashjian Iris Hollins Helen Jacobs Virginia Perkins Herbert Sudranski Russell.
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Herron Art Institute
Shortridge
Rexford Bauenmire
John Waltz
Doris Egbert
Margaret Tracey
Clara Stiffler
Robert Bruce
All High School of
Indiana
Miss Ashbrook
Miss Todd
Shortridge Art Department
Jane Messick
Jane Willis
Lilly de Carlo
Lester Horton
Mildred Nesgard
Dorothy Briskell
W. F. Wise
the Echo
Marian Ramsey
Armen Ashjian
Iris Hollins
Helen Jacobs
Virginia Perkins
Herbert Sudranski
Russell
Indianapolis Law Restructures City and Justice of Peace Courts
The plan creates four joint courts with a $6000 yearly salary for judges and staff. Two courts in police station rooms handle criminal work, two handle small civil suits. Each township to have only one justice of peace, four in Center Township go out of business. Governor Jackson to appoint one judge for four years, White favored. Terms vary: three year, two year, one year, then full four-year terms on reappointment.
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Justice of Peace Courts
Indianapolis
Center Township
Jackson
White
Car stolen from J. T. Akers recovered in city
Police recover automobile owned by J. T. Akers of 1001 Lexington Ave after a hijacking. Akers reported being forced from his car by three men in a large vehicle six miles north of Lafayette. Officers spotted both cars in Indianapolis and found the stolen machine abandoned at Ohio Street and Capitol Avenue.
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J. T. Akers
Lexington Ave
Akers
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Ohio St
Capitol Ave
Marriage Licenses Listed in Local Registry
The notice lists several newly issued marriage licenses including Russell D. Burkhart aged 25 of 1208 Brook Totantith and A. Shideler aged 22, as well as other pairs with ages and addresses such as Tamemareathryn A. Miller 21 of 118 Olive, Esta fous 23 of 334 S. Emerson, and Audrey Pleak 21. The roster includes roles like cashier, bellman, cashier, waitress, and a typist.
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Russell D. Burkhart
A. Shideler
Brad Fide
Stelzel
W. Thirte
Tamemareathryn A. Miller
Olive
Stene Rapher
Esta Fous
S. Emerson
Etta Cormick
Rider
Audrey Pleak
New York
Bellman
Luetta M. Glass
John H. Milton
Margaret Banks
Andrew H. Franner
Oringtal
Mary Dinley
R. M. Pox
Staples
St. Clair Dhei
Aude L. Gibson
W. Twente
Arrest in Attack Case on Chicago Nurse
Thoma Nurse, 34, a nurse from Chicago formerly of Indianapolis, is held on charges of assault and battery with intent to kill. Detectives say he and another man attacked Tom Tyler, a Black barber, at 846 Michael St by striking him with a barber chair head rest after he refused a drink. Police suspect another motive may have influenced the assault.
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Thoma Nurse
Chicago
Indianapolis
Nurse
Tom Tyler
Michael St
Tyler
Fugitive Arrested on Suspended Sentence Charge
Walter Fulton aged 38 of 623 Fu Street was arrested here on Thursday on a fugitive charge and taken to Covington Indiana. Detectives Dugan and Stewart say he was under a suspended sentence for child desertion and failed to comply with court terms.
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Walter Fulton
Fu St
Covington
Ind
Dugan and
Stewart
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S. Meridian
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N. Cap. Ave. Cir
S. Meridian St
Sidney’s Bargain Store
S. Illinois St
Shortridge High
Big Sisters of
Shortridge Hi-V
Frederick Lahr
Washington Blvd
Cresent Club
Odd Chifforobes
Ayn
Akane
Sommers
Washington St
Roehler
Cere
Axminster
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Tandy
Bayer
Veture of Mone
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