Enrollment Schedule Aids Students At Local High School
The new principal Hertenstein plans a staggered enrollment by grade to speed aid and build suitable schedules for the coming year. Freshmen enroll Monday September 7, Sophomores Tuesday, Juniors Wednesday, and Seniors Thursday. Each group will receive guidance on subject choices to ease the start of classes and reduce delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le. R. Hertenistein, Sunt
Wedgrad
Hertenstein
Hertenstein i
American drivers face Monza delays in Italian Grand Prix
Tommy Milton and Peter Kreis head to Milan for the Italian Grand Prix as Monza officials rule Duesenberg cars do not conform to European specs. A rushed order to Igora Fraschini is needed to build new bodies and a suitable windshield to meet frontal area requirements.
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Tommy Milton
Peter Kreis
Brin
America
Milan
Italy
Tommy ‘Milton i Tees
Monza
Duesenberg
Washington school faculty and openings listed for 1925 26
The Wa ington City schools announce the 1925 26 year with opening on Monday September 14. Pupils six years old by November 1 may enter that day. those six after November 1 wait until January 1926. Books handled by Bets Drug Store. A roster of teachers is provided for High School Junior High and various Walnut Street Southside and Dunbar buildings with principals and staff in Latin English history math and other subjects. Attendance officer listed and Alaska prohibition note added.
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Waington
Bets Drug Store
Washington
Hamlet
Allen— Bible
Buelah ‘Benfield
Mary Jane Burnett
Connerly
Frances Culbertson
George Potet
Gereene
Burl Friddle
AL OD
Detkedte
Tolman
Gharst
Wmussec
Elizabeth Hert
Marvelle
Kerns
Ella Lyons
Bernadéan Matthews
T. A. McCormick
Florence Ossenberg
Mae. Robinson
Stella Rouse
Etha van Arsdale
Harry Wampler
Mary Wright
Myrtle Venne
Irene Spitz
Ruth’ Matheny
Bessie ‘Brown
Arithmetiec
Ralph » Baeanes
Iveteian Gharst
Edith Flick
Prin
Southside
Kace Robinson
Norma Johnson
Helen Alexander
Clara Abbott
Helen Griffith
Margaret Arvin
Sara Willey
Dunbar
Miley May
Cottee
Robert Brown
Printing Bill Heads for Indiana State Government Contracts
The two year printing bill for Indiana state government from December 1 1925 to December 1 1927 is projected to exceed 000. J Otto Lee clerk of the printing board estimates the editor and printing contracts will be opened at the state house on November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
J. Otto, Lee
Ina Printing Board
State House
Planning New Hall for Indianapolis Odd Fellows Lodge
The Indianapolis Odd Fellows Lodge announces plans for a new 150000 dollar hall on Michigan street and Senate Avenue. Incorporation papers for the holding company have been filed with the secretary of state.
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Indianapolis
Odd Fellows Lodge of
Michigan Street
Senate Avenue
iIncorporation
Secretary of State
Favorable Spring Weather Boosts State Crops
Report notes late frosts and dry spells shaped crop results across the state. Corn matured rapidly after warm days, oats and wheat suffered in places, tomatoes were destroyed by frost and replanted, while apples and peaches varied by locality depending on pest control and frost exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietz
Withstad
Vast telephone wire network across the United States
A pictorial description explains that 1.9 strands of wire circling the earth symbolize the enormous mileage of United States telephone wire. The piece notes the weblike system under streets, in conduits, and across cities and rural areas, serving Americans day and night. It also mentions Seymour building at Chestnut and Brown Streets bought by George Starke to be used as a garage, reflecting the city’s aging architecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Oprn
Crossroads
Seymour
Soulke
Chestnut and
Brown Sts
George Starke
Ruling Allows Teacher Institute Pay in Minimum Salary
Indianapolis, Sept. 3. Attorney General Gilliam ruled wages paid to teachers for attending institutes may be included in computing a teacher’s minimum salary of 800 dollars under the law. He gave the example that if a teacher is paid 40 dollars for an institute, a salary of 760 dollars would be lawful.
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Indianapolis
Gilliam
Shenae Institute
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Washington Democrat
Washington, Ind
Boyd & ‘Backes
Democrat Building
North Mast Third Street
Ind
Cor
Alaska
Congress
Bessie
Mae Randell
Frederick A. Cook
Los Angels
Fort Worth
How
Hugh TL
COX & CO
Hall
Williams
W.J. Bacon
Indiana
Eskridge-Allen Co
Times
Florsheim
East Main Street
Valet
Pet, Tall Eagle Brand
Hayes & Risley
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