Dairy Machinery on Display at National Dairy Exposition
About 2,000 men from seventeen states DC Canada and Germany will attend the National Dairy Exposition at the State fairgrounds October 10 to 17. Exhibits totaling $1,000,000 will fill 60,000 square feet in the Manufacturers Building and 40,000 square feet in the cattle barn, showcasing equipment for bottling pasteurizing and processing milk butter cheese ice cream and dairy products.
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States
District of Columbia
Canada
Germany
Indictment Covers 32 Named in Federal Case
Federal grand jury handed up its final report indicting 32 persons after a week long investigation. Twenty two suspects face arrest warrants today. eight reside in the Indianapolis division. Individuals named include Clarence Kirchner, William H. Sheldon, Joe Whittley, Julius Gagen, Clyde Wilhelm, Mike Derloshon, John Love, Lewis Koors, Lewis Kruise, Samuel Mirabile, James Capodanna, Vincent Chells, James Downey, Virgil Short and others.
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Capiuses
Federal Grand Jury
Indianapolis
Liberty
Clarence Kirchner
William H. Sheldon
Joe Whittley
Julius Gagen
Clyde Wilhelm
Mike Derloshon
John Love
Lewis Koors
Lewis Kruise
Parsonage Purchased by St Johns Evangelical Church
The church at 902 Sanders St. bought a new parsonage for $10,000 announced by Pastor Rev. Ernest Plepenbrock. The current parsonage next to the church will become Sunday school rooms as plans for a $100,000 church erection are announced.
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St. John’s Evangelical Church
Sanders St
Ernest Plepenbrock
Hoosier Athletic Club to Resume Activities After Renovation
The Hoosier Athletic Club announces a return to events this Saturday with a formal dinner at 6 30 p m and a dance after a tour of inspection. Open house is planned next week as swimmers and gymnasts perform demonstrations and orchestras provide music 9 to 12 p m. The club, founded in 1879, now features a remodeled building at Meridian and Pratt Streets with a new lounge on the first floor and a dining area upstairs. Officers listed include Harold J Hampton president and Austin J Edwards second vice president.
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Hoosier Athletic Club
Austin J. Edwards
Edwards
Meridian and
Pratt Sts
Harold J. Hampton
Walter B. Smith
Fire at Lincoln Hotel Destroys No Property
Early this morning traffic near Illinois and Washington Streets stalled as all downtown fire units battled a grease chute blaze at the Lincoln Hotel. No damage was reported.
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Illinois
Washington Sts
Lincoln
Lutherans to Convene Indiana Synod Meetings
Pastors and one delegate from each Evangelical Lutheran Church in Indianapolis will attend the Indiana Synod meeting October 28 to 30 at Brookville. The Synodical Brotherhood meets October 27 at Batesville. The Women’s Missionary Society annual meeting is October 20 to 22 at Columbus. Retta Fink and Mrs. F. M. Rees hold leadership roles.
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Evangelical Lutheran
Indianapolis
Indiana Synod
Brookville
J. B. Gardner
Frank Ulrich
Bethany and
Christ Church
Knox Roberts
Ebenezer Church
Synodical Brotherhood
Batesville
Retta Fink
New Augusta
Women's Missionary Society
Columbus
Ind
F. M. Rees
Bible Class Opening at Linwood Church
The Rev. Elvin Daniels of Linwood Christian Church opens a Wednesday Bible class series on Christian Living Day by Day. Dinner fellowship at the YMCA precedes weekly sessions taught by Rev. A. Buchanan and Rev. E. M. Kerlin on Job and lessons.
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Elvin Daniels
Linwood Christian Church
Christian Living
A. §& Buchanan
Job
E. M. Kerlin
Gymnastic Classes Open At Normal College
The College of American Gymnastic Union opened the fall term Monday with 150 students enrolled, including 60 new students. Courses in physical education prepare students for work in schools and colleges.
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Normal College of American Gymnastic Union
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