Way Out of Low Mood Pins Hopes on Bankers
Indianapolis June 11 An urgent call for more men qualified in banking, not just the business, was echoed by Eugene M. Stevens of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago to Indiana Bankers Association. He warned no magic cure exists for the present slump but urged diligent, patient work. James H. Moore predicted normalcy for 1982, citing cotton orders as a sign of steady demand since the 1931 low. Charles M. Niezer, Fort Wayne banker, eyed next presidency of the association, succeeding Frank B. Bernard of Muncie, as elections approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Eugene M. Stevens
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Indiana Bankers’ Association
James H. Moore
Irving Trust Company
New York
Moore
Wickersham
Charles M. Nieser
First
Tri-State National Bank and Trust Company
Fort Wayne
Niezer
Frank B. Bernard
Merchants’ National Bank
Muncie
Miss Doty Graduates With Honors At Tech
Miss LaVerne Doty formerly of Thorntown high school completed her studies at Indianapolis Technical high school on June 9. Among a class of 925 she was an honor student for three years, finishing a five year history course in three and a six year commercial course, earning a typing pin and three certificates of merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVerne Doty
Thorntown High School
Indianapolis Technical High School
Dr Charles E Goodell Killed in Illinois Crash
Bloomington Illinois June 11 Dr Charles E Goodell 69 former Franklin College president was killed when a car overturned after sideswiping another vehicle near Bloomington New deaths injuries left two critically hurt Henry D Hughes Miss Anna Guthrie and Miss Jennie Eddy were in the party They were taken to Carington hospital with skull fractures and minor injuries Goodell led Franklin College from 1917 to 1926 and previously studied at Granville and the University of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ill
Charles E. Goodell
Franklin College
Franklin
Ind
Goodell
Ringfield
Chicago
Henry D. Hughes
Anna Guthrie
Jennie Eddy
Oarington Hospital
Ihaghes B
Miss Eddy
Nazarene Revival Features Star Musicians Visit
The Nazarene Tabernacle revival at 902 West South Street continues with Daniel Patrone and Stanley Moneymaker, noted violinist and guitarist, offering duet numbers. Missionary Rev. Mertie Hooker from Paris Illinois may attend Friday with a women's quartet and accordionist. Rev. Price preaches powerful messages. public invited.
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Nazarene Tabernacle
West South Street
Ray
Ill
Lebanon
Miss Hooker
Harold Small
Mr. Price
Kiwanis to Hear Wet Dry Debate in Lebanon
Kiwanis members plan to hear both wet and dry groups in consecutive weeks at luncheons with dates to be set. A letter from the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment was read requesting permission to speak. Rev C H Barnett was named permanent representative on the Lebanon Council of Agencies for welfare coordination. Parr lauded Barnett’s leadership and the new council’s potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Association Against the
Consolidated Building
Indianapolis
C. H. Barnett
Lebanon
Lebanon Council of Netes
Barnett
Willett H. Parr
Parr
Acts of 1931 Will Be Released Soon
Indianapolis officials expect the Acts of the 1931 Legislature to publish soon, likely excluding House Bill 6 which delayed printing by two months. The State Supreme Court refused a writ to dissolve an injunction against publication, while officials seek court opinions and verify an oral ruling that omitted House Bill 6 due to litigation.
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Indianapolis
Frank Mayr, Jr
Fort Wayne
State Supreme Court
Mayr
High Court
Hugh Merrifield
Ppb
Mystery surrounds Starr Faithfull death in New York
A complex case in New York seeks Scotland Yard help to solve the death of 26 year old Starr Faithfull. Police pursue homicide leads after a long investigation and release a hospital record implying prior alcohol abuse and a possible husband connection. The body was found on Long Beach and new diary clues emerge as officials examine drinking companions and social ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Scotland Yard
London
Starr Faithfull
Boston
Greenwich Village
Miss Faithfull
Long Beach
Stanley Faithfull
Elvin N. Edwards
Starr
Franconia
Francis Peabody Hamlin
Canard Line
Edwards Ds
Important Acts to Become Laws in 1931 Legislature
Indianapolis June 11. State officials predict acts published within ten days would become law. Key items include a budget cap for 1982, repeal of minimum levies, poll tax receipts required for driver licenses, reapportionment from 13 to 12 districts, and creation of a state athletic commission. Other measures: uniform prosecutors salaries, sheriffs removal where lynchings occur, bus driver contracts, and ending free license plates for state and municipal departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ate
Athletic Commission
Opal Kiser Wins Life Service Declamation Title
Miss Opal Kiser representing Lebanon Christian Congregational Church won first place in the finals of the Life Service Declamation Contest of the All Western Indiana Conference held at Crogs Creek Church near Brazil. Her subject was Guide-Post for Youth. The prize was a week at Defiance College Summer school in Defiance Ohio. She and her companions will depart Saturday morning for the school for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Kiser
Lebanon Christian Congregational Church
Life Service
Indiana
Crogs Creek
Brazil
Defiance College
Defiance
Ohio
Kiser
Arawanna Kiser
Olive Kern
Maycille Carroll
Worth M. Tippy Guest in Rev Barnett Home
Worth M. Tippy of New York and secretary of the Social Service Commission of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America stayed overnight with Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Barnett. Tippy, author of a highly publicized Federal Council birth control report, began his ministry in Rosston Missouri. An attempted joint Kiwanis Rotary Club hearing for Tippy was canceled due to other engagements, disappointing members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth M. Tippy
New York
Social Service Commission
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
C. H. Barnett
Tippy
Federal Council
Methodist
Rosston
Boone County
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Mr. T
Robbins Circus Arrives in Lebanon with Big Show
The Robbins Circus reached the city early today and set up at the southwest show grounds. Hundreds gathered to see the tents and wild animal dens go up as dining tents prepare more than a thousand meals daily. The day features afternoon and evening performances with free acts at 6:30 to 7, and a lineup including the Riding Crandalls McKeon Troupe Willanders Ruton and the wonder dogs Robbins educated elephants the Fosters and Johnny Jordan duo plus Rex the picture dog. George Harmon the world’s smallest clown, at 24 years old and 36 inches tall, also performs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Robbins
Father
Mother
Robbins Circus
Riding Crandalls
McKeon
Willanders
Ruton
the Wonder Dogs
Fosters
Johnny Jordan
Rex
Famous Picture Dog
Hollywood Players
George Harmon
Harmon
W R C Delegation Attends State Encampment
A local Woman's Relief Corps delegation returned Wednesday evening from New Castle where they attended the state encampment of the G A R and W R C. The official delegate to the encampment was Mrs. Robert Kern, with attendees including Mrs. P F Wilson, Mrs. Elmer VanArsdall, Mrs. Albert Whittinger, Mrs. Bruce Abern, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
New Castle
Robert Kern
P. F. Wilson
Elmer VanArsdall
Albert Whittinger
Bruce Abernanes
Joseph Jackson
aMe
German Cabinet to Hear Foes of Economy Decree
Berlin June 11 the cabinet met to hear proposals for modifying the presidential economy decree. Chancellor Bruening warned the cabinet might resign if opponents force a session to rescind the decree. He discussed reparations talks with Britain and planned consultations with party leaders while resisting immediate cabinet reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Heinrich Bruening
Bruening
Julius Curtius
Reichstag
Neudeck
West Prussia
von Hindenburg
Curtius
Herman Robert Dietrich
Finance
Car crashes through barricade at bridge south of Lebanon
Two Cleveland men narrowly escaped serious injury when their Packard coach crashed into a barricade and dropped into a ditch at a bridge four miles south of Lebanon on U. S. Road 52 last night. The wrecked car was brought to the Service Garage for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lebanon
Child nearly poisoned by bichloride tablets found in basket
Joanna Hoy, 1% years old, found chewing bichloride of mercury tablets in a paste paper basket intended for burning. She received prompt medical aid. no serious effects expected as only slight mouth burns were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanna Hoy
James H. Hoy
Mrs Elbert Perkins Ill At Home In McDaniel Apartments
Mrs Elbert Perkins is critically ill at her home in the McDaniel apartments on East Main Street.
Butler Commencement Set for June Fifteenth at Butler
Mrs Lila Shinn and Lebanon students graduate from Butler University while Miss Helen Moore and others complete Butler University Teachers College. June 15 at ten oclock marks the seventy sixth annual exercises with 365 degrees and 167 teaching certificates. Dr Stanley Coulter delivers the main address as President Robert J Aley confers degrees in the Butler Fieldhouse open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila
Shinn
Wayne Ashley
Frank Iacobelli
Lebanon
Butler University
Helen Moore
Dartha McRoberts
Sadie Galvin
Teacher’s College
Indianapolis
Stanley Coulter
Purdue University
Robert J. Aley
Butler
Illinois Solons In Turmoil Over Reapportionment Plan
Springfield June 11 tumult in the Illinois Legislature as Republicans and Democrats clash over a 27 district reapportionment. Fists flew and law books were hurled when Representative Thomas J O Grady clashed with the speaker’s desk and the roll call pad. Order was restored and the vote stood 71 to 70 in favor of the caucus amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Ilinois
Chicago
Thomas J.o’grady
Shanahan
O’grady
O'Grady
F. J. Leonard
County Hydro-Electric Plant Prospers in Crisp County
Cordele Georgia June 11 Crisp County's hydro electric plant, ten months old, reports annual income of 100000 on a 1250000 outlay. The venture aims to boost power use locally and attract new industries tax free, while rival Georgia Power faces rate pressure and pending litigation. Editor Charles F. Brown's widow continues the county power push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordele
Crisp County
Georgia County
Emmetts. Killebrew
Killebrew
United States
Georgia Power Company
Georgia Power
Charles FE. Brown
Corble Dispatch
Flint River
Brown
The
Dispatch
County
Paper Merchants to Hold Golf Meet Here
The sixth annual golf tournament by the Indianapolis Paper Merchants for printers and paper merchants will be at the Alen Country Club on June 2. Start is 1:00 p.m. with a golfers dinner at 6:30 p.m. Invitations issued to Century Crescent Indiana and C. P. Lesh paper companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Printers and Paper Merchants of
Alen Country Club
Century
Crescent, Indiana
C. P. Lesh Paper Companies
G A R Encampment Elects Officers for 1982 at Newcastle
Fifty second annual G A R encampment closes in Newcastle with the election of officers and Richmond named as 1982 convention city. State commander F M McNair of Martinsville leads, with Indianapolis and Danville officers appointed. Delegates to the national encampment include J H Bird and Phil W Brown among others. Allied groups vote new leaders including Mrs Hughes president of the Indiana Department WRC and Mrs Gertrude Fox elected LADs president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Ind
Richmond
F. M. McNair
Martinsville
David McKinney
Indianapolis
James W. Beck
Danville
B. H. Cowan
Crawfordsville
James Stephenson
Philip W. Brown
Franklin
R. H. Tyner
William Kemp
Charles E. Hale
Logansport
David Foster
Fort Wayne
Mr. McNair
J. H. Hoffman
Ligonier
J. W. Zigler
Evansville
Henry Robinson
New Albany
David Lyons
Greensburg
Z. A Hunt
Terre Haute
John Stevenson
Wagner
Inedianapolis
John McKinley
Lebaston
George Haste
Valparaiso
Albert Lucas
William Smith
J. H. Bird
M. C. Griffin
Princeton
William Brewer
Worthington
John J. Webber
Phil W. Brown
William Matthews
Jacob Rader
Muncie
T. R. Caleenon
George Redman
Peru
W. S. Smith
A. Hunneshagen
Haste and Hunt
Hughes
Father’s Day at United Brethren Church
A special Father’s Day program will be held at United Brethren Church next Sunday morning. Fathers of the community sponsor and conduct the service with music by a male quartet. Ira Boyd chairs the committee. The sermon titled Dads discusses four Old Testament father types: Abraham, Jacob, Aaron, and David. Business and Professional Women’s Club members will attend as special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Ira Boyd
Abraham
Jacob
Aaron
David
Rev C A Metz Sermon On Omnipresence In Changing World
Rev C A Metz will speak at the Northern Baptist Center Sunday night at 10:25 PM on Omnipresence in a Changing World. The sermon titled embraces timely church laws and societal issues discussed at the convention. He plans to share information and insights with the congregation.
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Northern Baptist
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Miss Doty
TECH
E Goodell
Nazarene Revival
Bellevue Hospital
Illinois
Solons
G.A.R
United Brethren
B. P. W. Club
C. A. Metz
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