Encampment of Indiana G A R to Feature Parade in Indianapolis
Indianapolis hosts the Indiana G A R state encampment May 21 to 23 with a big parade on May 22 and addresses by top officers. The event includes regimental reunions, campfires, concerts, and a series of meetings at several venues, plus a public reception and a large crowd expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Department of Indiana
Women's Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
Daughters of Veterans
Denison Hotel
Shortridge
Federal Building
Indianapolis News
Shortridge High School
First Baptist Church
J. N. Foster
Fort Wayne
A. B. Storms
Central Avenue M. E
Shank
Alfred B. Beers
Bridgeport
Conn
Ralph M. Grant
Hartford
Flora Harlan
Laura Burr
Anderson
Winona C. Deiwert
Greenburg
Masonic Temple
Wlinois
North Streets
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Second Presbyterian Church
Vermont
Pennsylvania
Tomlinson Hall
Wilber E. Gorsuch
Gil R. Stormont
Princeton
Ben Harrison
No. 356
S. of V
Wanal
the Loyal Legion
Boys In Blue
New Indiana Corporations Formed
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state show Meteor Motor Car company at Shelbyville with 150000 capital and listed directors M S Wolfe F P Wolfe M E Hester. West Side Investment company at Evansville with 10000 capital and directors W J Muensterman C F Werner Philip Fine Israel Brenner C L Howard H F Reichman C F Dilkmann W E Stinton. Invited to Health Session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Meteor Motor Car Company
Shelbyville
Auto Business
M. S. Wolfe
F. P. Wolfe
M. E. Hester
West Side Investment Company
Evansville
W. J. Muensterman
Cc. F. Werner
Philip Fine
Israel Brenner
C. L. Howard
H. F. Riechman
C. F. Dilkmann
W. E. Stinton
Hold Assistant to Postmaster Charged With Embezzling
George Bartindale assistant postmaster at Otterbein arrested by U S Marshal David Rankin on charges of embezzling post office funds. His father A C Bartindale is post master and ill, with the son in charge for months. Charges filed by Inspector McCorkle Kokomo. Accused appeared before U S commissioner at Lafayette for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
George Bartindale
Otterbein
United States
David Rankin
A. C. Bartindale
Bartindale
McCorkle
Kokomo
Rankin
Lafayette
Farmers Seek County Agent in Grant County
About 300 farmers signed a petition with a $500 check filed with the Grant county board of education requesting a county agent under the vocational training law. The county council will consider a $1,500 appropriation for the agent’s support after flood damage bridge repairs. John L. Thompson will notify Purdue University to appoint a qualified county agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Grant County Board of Education
John L. Thompson
Board of Education
Purdue University
Commencement Dates Set for Henry County Townships
Henry County schools superintendent Roberts announces commencements across townships with dates and locations. May 23 Stony Creek Blountsville common school. May 24 Greensboro Kennard high school. May 28 Wayne Knights town common school. May 29 Henry Sugar Grove common. May 31 Liberty Milleville common school. June 5 Franklin Lewisville common. June 7 Greensboro Greensboro common. June 14 Prairie Mount Summit both common and high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
H. 3B. Roberts
Henry County
Stony Creek Township
Blountsville
Greensboro Township
Kennard
Wayne Township
Knightstown
Henry Township
Sugar Grove
Liberty Township
Millevile
Franklin Township
Lewisville
Greensboro
Prairie Township
Mount Summit
Raid Alleged Blind Tiger in Marion Leads to Bond
Police raided a Marion operation labeled a blind tiger. Mrs Lillie Meek and Frank Britt a druggist are bonded to answer the charge. Patrolman Hardy is accused of striking Mrs Lulu Erskine with his mace after detaining Samuel H Bower for intoxication. Bower boards with Erskine and the couple allegedly doubled on the patrolman. The woman may face interference charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Lillie Meek
Frank Britt
Hardy
Lulu Erskine
Samuel H. Bower
Bower
Erskine
Pleads Guilty Is Fined in Knightstown Liquor Case
Knightstown saloon keeper Newcastle David Jackson pleaded guilty to two liquor law violations. He received a $50 fine and court costs in each case and a sixty day jail term suspended on good behavior. His Knightstown home was raided weeks earlier with liquor seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
David Jackson
Knightstown
Jackson
Bankers to Convene Spring Conference in New Albany
New Albany hosts the Indiana Bankers Association Seven group spring meeting on May 21. Spokesmen say the topic is Development of Agricultural Resources with Purdue professor G I Christie as speaker. Col J L McCulloch of Marion and Andrew Smith of Indianapolis will also address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Home Society of Indiana
Marion County State Bank
Indianapolis
Acton Park
Shelbyville
Hadley
Hendricks County
Board of State Charities
J. Lu. Peetz
Peetz
J. E. Martin
Charles A. Parkin
McGuire
J. J. Duvall
E. BE. Katterhenry
Augustus Jennings
J. J. Peetz
Charles W. Fairbar Xs
Carl G. Fisher
J. W. Spicer
Acton
Frances Metzger
Parkin
Katterhenry
Newton J
Indiana
G. J. Christie
Purdue University
Chamber At Commerce
Christie
Andrew Smith
fPhdiana Bankers’ Association
Bankers
New Albany
Indiana Bankers’ Association
G. I. Christie
Col. J.L. McCulloch
Marion
State Association
Stand by Accused Youth Evansville
Fifteen year old James Ferres, accused of fatally stabbing his father John L. Ferres after a dispute over buying a bicycle or clothes, pleads not guilty to first degree murder. His mother sister and brother seek bail and claim mental defectiveness. preliminary hearing set for May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Imade
James Ferres
John L. Ferres
Tobe Snoddy Seeks Parole From Clemency Board
Parole request to be heard at the June meeting of the pardon board for Tobe Snoddy and Silas Adams. Both convicted of riotous conspiracy in the Monroe circuit court and confined in Michigan City since January 14 after the Indiana Supreme Court upheld the lower court. Snoddy was in a whitecapper gang in Monroe county. this was his second conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobe Snoddy
Laporte
Pardon Board
Silas Adams
Monroe
Michigan City
Supreme Court
Snoddy
Monroe County
Lessons From Joseph and the Sowing of Fate
A devotional study on Genesis 42 3 17 and Galatians 6 7 tracing Josephs rise to power after thirteen years of trial and the brothers deceptive recall. It highlights forgiveness memory guilt sowing and the return of good for evil urging faithful living and trust in God despite misdeeds.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gathdjig
Inndianapolis
W. F. King
Lewis I. Dublin
New York
U. S
International Sunday School
RH. O. Sellers
The
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Joseph
Egypt
Canaan
Jacob
Benjamin
Christ
Jesus Christ
Simeon
N. E. Cor. Square
A. Starck
Starck Pianos
Chicago
P. A. Starck Piano CO
Starck Bldg
Dame Fortune
piaMiret Ental
Ohand Bicycles
Ant
Areca
Ion Peng & Jal
Wevill
Bundry
Rio
Ill
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!