Inheritance Trust Reveals Archie's Shady Deals
Winton Garrett returns from college to find his inheritance tied to bonds rubber plantations and a diamond claim run by his uncle Archie. Archie touts profits while keeping the books vague, pushing Winton toward a hasty, risky reading of the fortune. Winton demands the deeds and plans a direct visit to the bank to uncover the truth.
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Pleads Guilty to Bigamy in Mishawaka Court
Mrs Ray Althouse aged 19 pleaded guilty in Mishawaka city court to bigamy admitting she married Ray Althouse on May 5 while still married to Charles Seifert of South Bend to obtain money for her two year old daughter. She was sentenced today after Seifert filed to annul his marriage.
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Charles Seifert
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Government offering of 125 million three percent bonds oversubscribed
Washington reports the government offering of 125 million dollars in three percent certificates of indebtedness was oversubscribed three times. Secretary Mellon states the issue will not exceed the offering and about 400 million in securities will be retired from the proceeds and June 15 tax receipts. Regular taxi service to Pauley's Cabin noted with phone 333.
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Some People Who Received a New Name Lesson
In Acts 11 19 30 the Antioch church grows as persecution scatters believers. Barnabas, a spirit filled leader, strengthens early converts, partners with Saul, and teaches a year. The disciples are first called Christians at Antioch. They also aid Jerusalem by benevolent offerings to the poor.
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de Witt
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Christiane
Stifler
Luke
Gréen
Christhing
Plans for Greensburg High School Gym Under Way
The Greensburg News reports plans for a new high school gymnasium and community building. McGuire and Shook of Indianapolis prepare designs for a 142 by 102 foot structure with permanent bleachers seating 2500 and a 4000 person floor setup for concerts lectures and events.
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Law Students Graduate At Indiana Supreme Court Admission
Twenty one Valparaiso University Law School students were admitted to place before the Indiana supreme court on Thursday in Indianapolis. The slate includes W. J. Bixler and P. G. Latz of Penn, J. B. Darlington, W. H. Diereks, and W. P. Wright of Hammond, J. V. Erickson of Indiana Harbor, B. E. Lamson of South Bend, B. E. H. McBride, P. L. Aznar and C. B. R. Scot of Gary, T. W. Skinner of Michigan City, and Miss Rhead Myers of East Chicago.
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BE. B. Lamson
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P. L. Aznar
C. BR. Scot
Gary
T. W. Skinner
Michigan City
Miss Rhead, Myers
East Chicago
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