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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1925
Page
4
Gloria Gregory and Dick Gregory clash over marriage as Dick falls gravely ill with pneumonia. Dr John confirms danger while Gloria confronts nursing care and a home life strained by infidelity, social duty, and fear.
Readers submit a flood of requests to Mr Fixit about culverts gutters and street conditions across the city. Issues include blocked culverts on Thirtieth Street east of School Street old fire traps on BE Georgia Street and a flooded alley near Madison Avenue prompting promises of checks and repairs from city officials.
German swimmer Otto Kemmerich covered 37 miles in 22 hours in six four hour blocks plus two final hours. He hit the first four hour segment hardest, then slowed by equal amounts each four hour period, with the last two hours adding one mile more than the previous four hours. The puzzle asks for distances in each period.
A proposal from Indiana Kiwanis Clubs urged a statewide meeting of organizations to tackle rural problems and was sent to Purdue University extension officials. Agricultural topics dominated the State convention as A. E. Kress won the governorship, with Charles Moss named secretary. The 1926 convention will be in Marion.
Floyd Worrell lost 44 dollars in Tipton Indiana during a shell game at a circus. He wagered his money after watching a man move three walnut shells and a pea, but failed to pick the correct shell.
Judge J. T. Raulston who heard the Dayton evolution trial will speak at Cable Tabernacle at 2 30 p m Sunday A special musical program under William Hitz of Indianapolis gospel chorus will be presented Joe Overmeyer will sing and the Nazarene band will play Dr S E Long of Indiana Central College will introduce the speaker Rev E R Carswell of Greencastle Ind will speak on evolution
Democratic mayoral candidate Walter Myers spoke to about 200 workers Friday night at Prospect and Shelby Streets, outlining campaign positions and appealing for support.
Judge Robert C. Baltzell of the Federal Court will address the Service Club at noon Monday. A large audience is expected to attend.
In Greencastle Indiana on September 19 authorities investigated alleged hazing of John Homis a DePauw University sophomore from Whitehall Michigan. Reportedly freshmen forced him onto an interurban car and he has been missing since Thursday. They supposedly drove him to Terre Haute left him penniless he walked thirty eight miles back.
A list of marriage license applicants includes Chester A Grider farmer and Olé J Good 16 of 1731 S Blaine domestic. Samuel Hibbitt 25 of 2740 Columbia coal worker and Josephine Kronnaugh 18 of 2357 Manlove domestic. Daniel B Fisher 54 Huntington Ind farmer and Sarah K Drake 50 98 Temple dressmaker. Smiley N Chambers 34 Indianapolis Athletics Club lawyer and Josephine Shaw 411 E Sixteenth. Clarence Morgan 31 364 Congress chauffeur and Beulah F Powell 30 3530 Case KW Wilkerson 21 879 Prospect eraon machinist and Fedna M Honey 17 35 archer stenographer. William Watere 34 544 Eastern ak Nellie Campbell 222 bay Eugene stenographer.
Indiana Rotary Day at Claypool will feature district governor Ben Sherwood of Bedford and representatives from clubs across the state. Arthur H. Sapp International First Vice President and all past district governors will join as guests of honor. New group representatives include Chad Burns Valparaiso Patrick J. Maloney Columbia City Corwin C. Abbott Conn ersville William A. Moore Marion Edward L. Pottlizer Lafayette Clifford W. Weithoff Seymour and G Frank Holland Bloomington.
The Christian Science New Generation Indianapolis Branch advertises Sunday worship at 11 A.M. in the Lincoln Room on the 14th floor of the Lincoln Hotel. Sunday School for children up to sixteen meets at 9:40 A.M. in the same Lincoln Room. The notice clarifies a separation from the Church of Christ Scientist in Boston.
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