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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-20
NOTICE


State OF Indiana. Department OF State.
F. +. Schortemeier. Secretary OF state. ,
To All To Whom These Presents Shall
Come Greeting:
l. +. f. Schortemeier. Secretary Of state
of the State of Indiana. hereby certify that
THE NATIONAL CITY REALTY
COMPANY
has this day filed in the office OF the Sec
rotary OF State Of the State of Indiana, the
statements and paBeTs, required by seeti00n
ing the method and procedure for the vol,
untary dissolution OF private corporations
and voluntary associations, and declaring
an emergency" approy;ed March i A. lg is
consents statements and papers so filed
as aforesaid. show that said company and
the officers thereof have complied with
the provisions of said Section One of said
Act and that said. corporation Is now IN
process of dissolution,
In witness whereof I have hereunte. SET
my hand and affixed the seal OF the state
OF Indiana. at the City Of Indianapolis this
/ 9th day Of November, A. ID. 1921,
(SEAL) f. Il. SgHORTEMEIEh
BY FRANK DFNIUS, Asst Deputy.
Nov 20 ~ 1925.
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$95O cash

90 College Ave-: 9 rooms and bath;
good business location. Price $3.50:
J. G. MCCULLOUGH
Main 1909 100 n. Delaware 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-20
HEAT NEXT

Within the next few years homes
will be heated with electricity, Writ
S. Scott, Pittsburgh, Pa, predicted
today at the closing session of
class in electrical heating al the
Chamber Of Commerce. F'ifty-three
representatives Of Indiana, Illinois
and Ohio light and power companies
attended School was In charge OF
the Industrial heat committee of tho
Indiana Electric Light Association
in conjunction with the Great Lakes
Association.
An inspection tour of the Amerl
can Valve and Tank Company plant
at Mars Hill was to be made this
afternoon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-20
EIGHT DRIVERS SLATED
-Four Are Held on Charges of Fast
Driving.

Four drivers: Robert Miller, 40, OF
321 w. Forty-Second St; Ernest Dill
Ter. 25, of 933 w. Twenty-Seventh
ST.; Lyman Pearson. 2S, Of 800 E.
Fall Creek Blvd. and James Robert
son. "a, Of 446 N. Rural St., were
charged with speeding Thursday
night.
Bennie J. Shelton, 35, Of s22 Col.
lege Ave. was charged with reck'
less driving and violating an Of.
ficer's signal; Michael Dalton, 40, OF
81 S. Oriental with driving on the
left side of the street, and II. b.
Smith, 40, of 1909 N. Arsenal Ave,
and Martin Johnson, 81, colored, S21
w. Fifteenth St., with failure TO
have chauffeur and auto licenses.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-20

A lion PE y hs IsTsss af orsPR Onion
Association OF Indiana will be requested
TO meet a. the home OF A. y. Turner. 1854
%. 1923. for the purpose Of election Of
officers for the aforesaid asnociation.
6. 5. Eax'6sfER
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-20
SENTENCED FOR THEFT

Bu Times NrccfdI
WAKARUSA. Ind, Nov. 20.--
Chauncey Mcgowan and Franz
Dawson, charged with stealing auto
mobile tires here, were sentenced I,
serve one to fourteen years fl
prison. nnAd 500 each and disfran
chiacd Tor i've years.
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LepnL Notices
80
~~~SNNsNSNNs~NNseSS~NsNs~~N
NOTVCE

NOTICE
To the taxpayers OF the Sanitary Dis
Of Indianapolis and the Town Of Woodruff.
and on behalf Of said Sanitary District %
issue OF five-year per cent bonds of said
Sanitary District which win become due
Of 600 900. and to pay the pr 'H Of
an, issue of fve-year q per cent bonds OF
said Sanitary District which will become
amount Mt OF 500 800 600. 49, Ao~o' Al 'u'
., N ,Sd i hereby giysa To- the ts5Daysrs
Ind, consisting OF the City OF Indianapolis
ana the Town OF Woodruff. that the Hoard
Oh s92itary. Commissioners OF said SAM:
thereof, by Resolution No 105 OF SAID
Board. duly passed and. adopted by said
(which Resolution is on file and can pc In,
!,Ds az the office OF the Board hoqan
ereGy to Jas issued 6oads % said sasSsy
District OF Indianapolis, In the sum of
Elk 6iye al Hundred Thousand Dollars 300:
per annum. payable semi annually on Jan.
L and July L OF each year. tho first i1tor-
1927 said bonds to 90 % dated s i'O Dec Guy rs.
ly2o, and TO be and become duo and, pay
aa46le IN fifty edpal series as follows:
Jan, 1 OF each year. beginning with Jan, i.
1928 and ending with and including Jan,
funds to pay tie e b PTpRi5l Of IN issuo "
iiveyar Q per cent bonds OF said Sanitary
District which will become due and pay
600 and TO pay the principal Of an issuo
OF hve-year per cent bonds OF said San
itary District which will become due and
$500, 600
Said bonds shall not in any respect DO b
said, City OF indianapolis, Indiana but
shall be and constitute an Indebtedness OF
sad Sanitary District as a special taxing
district
SAMUEL LEWIS SHANK. Mayor.
JOS. l.. HOGUE City Controller.
RUSSELL u. MACFALL
President. Board of Sanitary Cornrufs-
sioners OF the Sanitary District of
indianapolis.
Nov. 20. ~. 1925.
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PARK
COMMISSIONERS
CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS
PLANTING OF TREES AND BEAUTIFY-
ING LAWNS or WASHtNGTJN BLVD.

To Whom 10 May Concern:
u. Notice Is hereby given by the Board Of
annapolis, Indiana that II Is desired aud
deemed necessary TO make the following
desmribed public improvements In the City
OF Indianapolis. as authorized by the fol-
lowing numbered improvement resolution
adopted by said Board on the 18th day
Improvement Resolution No. 1s. 1928
:. 10 improve. plant trees and beauty
lawns n and along Washington Blvd. be
sGe of n sad sree from 'TR ST.
TO Fniy-SiXth St, by planting OF shade
trees therein. removing those necessary 10
DO removed, hlling. grading and sodding
All work done in the making of said
described public Improvement shall be in
accordance with the terms and conditions
OF the Improvement resolution as num-
hered. adopted by the Board OF Park Com;
the detailed drawings, plans proflles and
specifications which are on file and may
Commissioners Of the City Of indianapolis.
That said Board OF Park Commissioners
eember 1928, at it's office in said City
Hall as the time and place when hnal
or resembling said resolution and when II
will receive and hear remonstrances from
ssS @nsn w e SSsrnS sqf 6s
TTBBAAERLLEs 4, BSqQkwALTER.
A. NJ. -MAGUiRE,
EMSLEY w, JOHNSON,
Board Of Park Commissioners OF the City
Nov. 10 20. 1925.
NOTlcE OF HEARING on REsoLUTIoN,
9 PEifEFssH 81 NTHsS PS2f4449D 81 f1AABBk
Az 6$ q rs AER ,5 8El4NYY
To Whom II. May Concern
. Notice is hereby given by the Board 0f
P9T GomTmasSaer Of CITY dgsPad a aa5
deemed necessary 10 make the following
described public Improvement, IN the city
lowing Numbered Improvement Revolution
adopted by said board OF Park Commits
sioners on the 18th day OF November.
Improvement Resolution No. 10. 1895.
aw no a5d oo2 aa refs Sng eefu
tween the sidewalk and curb line on each
side OF said street from Thirty Fourth
Of shade trees therein removing those
necessary, TO be removed, filling. grading
" All Work done in the making OF said
described public Improvement shall be m
accordance with the terms and conditions
bered adopted by the Board OF Park Com;
missioners IN, the. above, named day, and
ne at3 orSTbS are po ON e and may
be seen in the office OF said Board OF
Park Commissioners Of the City OF lndi-
That said Board Of Park Commissioners
has fixed Thursday. Dec, 10Th. 1929 at its
offices in said city hall as the time and
hrming. modifying or resembling said reso-
tuition and when IL will receive and hear
circumstances from persons interested IN
or affected by such proceedings and when
II will determine the public utility and
'V'''-'' CHARLES A. BoOKwALTER.
FRANK p MANLEY
A. NJ MAGUIRE.
EMSLEY Il. JOHNSON,
Board OF Park Commissioners OF the City
of Indianapolis
Nov. 10, 20. 1928. ----
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5 s E lhs ts one '3 rst $40 20 bsy ee r.
~ terms. STONE CHEVROLET. $40
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BOR ROWING
$40 TO $500
For Emergencies

Ny Own Views on the Subject
If / needed $40 to $500 in an
emergency |
would NOT want-.to borrow 1t
from a friend or employer.
would NOT want to borrow 1t
from relative.
would NOT want to ask any one
to indorse for me.
would NOT want to be under
obligations to any one.
| WOULD want to borrow from
some one who made a business
OF lending money.
WOULD be willing to pay a rea.
sonable amount for the use of
the money | borrowed.
world NOT go to the first money.
lending concern that | came to.
WOULD consider ONLY firm
that was long established in my
community.
The Fidelity Loan Co. licensed by ana
bonded to The State, and under the super
and favOrablJ known in this community.
O reliable firm that makes q business OF
lending money at low. lawful rate and
has genuine desire to be helpful
should you need money now or at any
time do not fan TO call on us
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-20
rs Help Wanted-Female
LADIES

Here is an opportunity to get your
Christmas stockings, mems silk socks and
may obtain five pairs of ladies' genuine
full fashioned silk, hose for, one dollar;
our office and see our wonderful merchan-
disc and let. US explain. our plan in detail,
Special Notice: We will exchange one OF
you may have Why not deal in your
home town. where you can see what, you
are getting? We are an Indianapolis or
ganiz alton with offices at 513 Traction
Terminal Bldg. Open evenings to p. II.
for the convenience of those employed.
THRIFT PLAN
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30 Automobiles for Sale
o-Trucks

FORD. 1924 light delivery truck; closed
~, cab. This job has been reconditioned
throughout. Price S135. cash or terms,
WANGELIN-SHARP co.
443 Virginia Ave. Drexel 5000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-20
BOARD and Rooms

ALABAMA. N. 1104; PRIVATE: GEN
TLEMAN PREF ERRED. RILEY 2436
CHILDREN TO BOARD BY DAY OR WK
MOTHERS CARE GIVEN. KEN. 5015
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-12
GREECE IS WILLING TO
join BALKAN SECURITY

Geneva, Nov. Il Greece ha&
officially informed tho League Of
Nations that she would welcome n
Balkan security aud compulsory
arbitration pact along tho lines of
tho pact for western Europe no
gotiatcd at Locarno.
Word reached Athens recently
/ that the league secrctariat was
preparing the draft of such u pact,
Sir Eric Drummond, the league
secretary general informed Greece
that the report WAS erroneous, but
meanwhile, proceeding on the as
sumption that it was true, the
Greek foreign minister Photographed
the league stating that the benc-
fetal effects of such n pact were
obvious.
"Ctreccc trusts that the powers,
in their anNic.y to maintain peace
and equal mutual respect for rights
among the Balkan states, will con-
tinue in the path they have so hap
PLY entered" the telegram reads.
Greece will support any meas
ure leading to settlement Of dis
nutcs by consolidating the peace
OF Europe, Of which peace IN TN"
Balkans Is the first and most cs-
sontial condition"
League circles forecast noEotia-
tiOns for n Balkan security pact
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-12
WORK PROGRESSES
ON new SYNAGOGUE
Winter Street Structure May
Be Occupied in Two Months

Work Is progressing on the new
orthodox synagogue being erected
iy the Tireroth Israel Jewish con.
gr"sation of this city and it is on
pect'd that the construction VIII
have proceeded so far at the end OF
TWO mouths, that the members of
the congregation will be able to hold
services there.
The new structure Is located at G7
Winter street and Is being erected
at a cost Of sG5,0OO. Work Is being
rushed on tho lower or basement
floor of tho building so that scry-
ices may be held there rs soon as
possible, The exterior work OF thc
building will be completed when the
congregation moves in, but the in
terror in the auditorium will not be
finished until later.
The building will have II steel
frame and will have brick walls. 1t
will be As feet in height. with q
depth Of 70 feet and a width Of 40
feet. The front will be ornament
cd with many elaborate windows
and will be constructed of special
brick A fight of stone steps will
lead to the doors of the building,
which will be three In number and
of double width.
These doors will give entrance TO
tho vestibule, which will be % feet
by 4 feet in size. From the vcsti-
bulG entrance will be gained to the
main auditorium and TO the lower
floor, On the lower floor, toward
the street, will be found the mems
smoking room and the Offices,
flankcd by the stairways leading to
the upper floor and the mems and
Womcn's Iayatorics.
Immediately beyond the smoking
room will be the large han which
will be used for meetings and for
study classes. This hall will be
used for services until the upper
floor Is completed. In the rear.
leading from the meeting hail, will
be the kitchen and the boiler room.
The main auditorium, including
the gallery. will seat about 500 poo-
pie. Just what scheme of dcCora-
ton will be carried out Is not
known since the committee in
charge has not decided upon that
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-12

at the banquet Il don't carry the
big chain, and haven't the rcaliza-
ton of avoidupos falling over my
neck Nor can ! smoke a cigar al
4 A degree angle, | haven't the
l'oWery twang as ! am sure was ex-
pcctod.
Il am sorry II I disappoint, but
( ] am Just normal human being
/ the symbol OF Tammany Hall"
The mayor-eioct told OF love and
devotion for his home town and FOR
Tammany Hail. which he pict.rcd
as the alma mater of otherwise tn
tor'd and unprotected millions--his
own father among them in days gone
hy--and declared that his organiZa
ton as assuming its obligations 10
the national democratic body
1--WE want TO make our contribu.
ton to national democracy" he said
''and We are looking forward 10 even
greater cooperation than We have
heretofore enjoyed. We ask nothing
but the opportunity TO serve but We
demand the respect that should b,
ours"
Seated at the table with Governor
Clifford Walker and Mayor Walter
Sims Of Atlanta, Jimmy" Walker
was unable 10 produce proof Of kin.
ship with the governor, but assertcl
that Johnny" Walker. mentioned by
Mayor Sims, was his particular
friend.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-12
WALKER EXHIBITS
himself TO SOUTH
Shows Them What Tammany
Man Looks Like

Atlanta, Ga, Nov. L. lp,- Leaving
his hosts here n little la2cd at tho
gulf between the Tammuny Hail Of
tradition and the one he camo to
paint for them, James W. Walker.
may0r-clcCt OF New York, has
turned toward Miami and the trrmi-
nus Of his southern tour.
Whimscally yet earnestly. Mr..
Walker attacked what he termed the
popular conception OF his orgAnza-
tion-the hungry tiger of ward, boss
ism or tho corpulcnt embodiment OF
INSCRIPTIONS politics--at Il banquet
given in his honor last night by
Major John SCohcn, democratic Ma
tional committeeman for Georgia.
Later he spoke over WSB, the jour
nails radio. thanking the south for
his reception and sending word
OF greeting to che folks back home. "
II have not the corporation look
you expected" he told his hearers
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-12
VICTOR HEALTH OFFICES:
PENNINGTON AVENUE HOTEL, 81 PENNINGTON AVENUE
HARTFORD, CONN.

Iuesdnss
VI. 10 vi N.
sundays A. . Ice I. NJ MOndarr -
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-12

Malaria
NeTN UukHcEs
Neuralgia
rr0Stntic Troubles
Rheumatic Trouble
~Ct1tlra
stomach Trouble
skin CampiaintN
Throat Trouble
No NenereaI Diseases
Treated.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-12

the battle without the N-Ray II IL
yIrtu1ny imNotubll 10 locate the Ca
act cause OF many chronic Ills and
ailments
The mass ~ people are just begin
ming TO real ze what a wonderful in
strument Of healing the N-Ilag "a.
They have Thought Of It as a rich
mans luxury, but Hartford NV has
recognized physician, specializing
in EIectro-ThcraPy, who uses the lat.
est snd most powerful fluoroseopic
INLAY Machine made and makes the
cost SO ,aw that eesn The hunhlesi
/ waEs-sarner CAP hae" the benefit 81
. Fluoroseopie &-Ray Examination
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-14
HOGS STEADY AT
TUESDAY, LEVEL
Top Price, Slips Bulk
Brings S10.65@11.

With local packers buying heavily,
hog prices held steady with Tues
days level at the local market to-
day. Receipts were estimated at
$4,000, and, coupled with holdover
of 2.265. total offering was around
$4,000. Kingan was the largest
buyer. Tt was reported their buyers
took about 10000 during the morn
ing. Top hogs. weighing 275 pouRds
and up sold at s1110@11.25. Me-
dunn weight porkers were quoted at
s10.90@1L10. Lightweight hogs
brought s1O,65@10.90. Several loads
OF hghtweights sold at $975@1O.65.
Pigs were sold at $7@9.75. Sows
were steady at s10.25 down Most
of the hogs sold at $10.65@11.
Cattle trade seemed little impaired
by heavy receipts estimated at 1900
Business was along wide lines and
prices were well maintained. Cows
and Eeifers were fully steady, and,
although steer prices were slightly
irregular, they appeared to be un-
changed from Tuesday. Carlot sales
VI AclI ASAl cilet uttfiCly W61S III SL6GTS
were made at $9@950. Some good
finish stock was cleared at $40. Com
mon killers brought $6Q7. General
run Of heifers sold at $5.50@7.50. A
few choice light heifers sold at $3.50
90. Good to choice beef cows sold
at $500 and common to good, $3.50
05.
Veal quotations were unchanged.
Top was SIS and the bulk Of good
quality veals sold at s1l@14.50. Me-
diums were quoted at 5000 and
commons sold at s5Q7. Receipts
were estimated at 700.
Less than forty head OF sheep and
lambs were offered and alb prices
were quoted nominal. Trade has
been considerably hampered by light
receipts and dealers said today they
would pay Chicago prices for good
fed western lambs.
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other Live Stock

CHICAGO. Jan. Enthusiastically
sron a5 er Sshd for 2o sa e sha4e De-
cline iregained: bulk. SIS a 1925 numerous
l Ess,p hsayies slo III sibs0 tc
ers mostly sio5oS ii So: s'G few $i2 %
cHsr so0 eyng a g f Tor SAT-
g9SSd lambs. = SIS a5$is39S5:' early top p
GOOD I'D yssslinss. Ss1S.7Ss tat lat sheep
scarce few few Gales 0 SIC 50 G16 ss Ho a
TOP 81 5pIS o5
Weights, s1o.io@SiY.g o 20 lightweig s hts
50 80 Q1o.76; light lights. IS @I6 40;
gRi asslRRsE p segs sid ssqE 5 seso@loa0
EAST ST. LOUIS. Jan. 14.--cattle-
s sssesD's yeaT fns hs sssdy ssse
@s;25: ocaisss: s1$; stocsers, eng feeders.
set. steady; heayy' slYo5 a tlggS me-
i Is,as. iI d SSSSSo loss pssE5}as
S sSqshs 1g11S PEE
100: market: steady TO 25c higher:
modl snS snns s1z s1S Cutters
PITTsBURGH, Jan, 14.---cattle-aRsss-
@9.75: good, $S.3 M0: fair, S6.50Q7;
veal calves. S14.50@15.50. Sheep and
pms vesfsePps s1 f1 90 s5x GOOD ss sfog
IL: fair mixed. S. lambs S14@10.
Hoss-Receipts. 20 double decixef-s: mar
ket, strong: prime heavy. 81. 60@11.7 10
medium. 81 35@11 40: heavy Workers
$11.2O az IL. 80: light Workers $500 81:
glgs so $7s;5s00@s; roughs. $500 10; stays
CLEVELAND. Jan. 14.-Hoss - Re-
ceipts. $1,000. market, steady: Workers,
S.; roughs.. SO; stays, Sc. Cattle - Re e.
Sheep and iambs-R Receipts. 1 900: mar ar.
ceipts. 500: market p active Give top. SIS. ~
EAST BUFFALO. Jan. l4-Cattle-
Receipts. $50; market. slow and steady:
$S@9; cows, 81 @6.25 Calves Receipts.
goo; market active and steady. Gull TO
Receipts. 500: market active lambs loo
up: choice lambs S1S@ls75: Gull to
fair. $40 IL; yearlings, 500 10. sheep.
So ;5O@12. Hogs-Receipts. 4, 800: mar
IT, e pgs 70 5H1P nGGIrs RS g
SO @9.75; stays. SIS q $50.
i oCS: nsrkst' ioq5oo hie Fer hs ssalss
T Tr sidg5 1ifiu rood SISsS ss ga
$50. ivesgMarkst. light. Sheep ss and
lambs-M arket steady.
CINCINEy4As,Tlk Jan. l4--cSttle Re-
sssTs EGGaf e ssa S:i's good q Il s5e
steady good to choice butchers and butch
eIs, SI140. sheep Receipts. 80: market
sissR s sissdy 2 Sds = shaes is
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wolfoyd. ]. t Mnler. C. J. Murphy. WI
Frank p Manly was reelected presidez1
of the indianapolis Life Insurance Com
pany Edward B. Raub was renamed WIG
president and counsel; Joseph r. haun
secretary. and A. L. P0rtteus. cashier.
Officers and directors of the FountaiH
Square State Bank were renamed as fol
lows:
william Nackenhorst. president: Charles
II. stuckmeyer and j. Walter Dunn. vics
president: H. J. Budenz, cashier. and 2.
w. Straclz. assistant cashier. Directors
William Nackenhorst. Charles n StueN
never H Langsnnkamp, J. waiter Dun1
Robert E. Sweeney j. Henry Amt. harol4
J. Koch. Otto n. Frenzel Jr. and d. ,
Budepz.
Shareholders reelected the foaowini
officers and directors of the MasachW
sets Ave State Bank:
Officers: Frank H. Carter. president: =
E. Yuncker vice presidents Y. wagner
cashier Directorss Frank II. Carter Il
F vuncker, J. s. Yuncker. n. n kuckels
haus Fred Jungclaus. Fred HinneniXhmE
and George L. Harrington.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-14
Merehanta National rleot.

Charles W. Murdoch president of the
First Merchants National Bank of Lafay.
cite. was added to Inc board of directors
of the Merchants National Bank. Other
officers and directors reelected are as fol
Henry W. Lawrence. Albert Lieber,
Thomas i. Parry. Louis Hollweg. John p.
FrenzeI. Otto N. Frenzel. Oscar +. FreAzel
and John p FrenzeI Jr Officers then
were reelected as follows: Otto N.
Frenzel president: John Frenzei gr,. vice
president, and cashier Carl Balls. William
cashiers; Thomas A. Resslsr. manager bond
department.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-14

ytce presidents; Ralph < Smith, vice pres
ident and casEler, Adolph &. Wocner,
Frank f. WocGer. Clarence q. Robinson.
Otto J. Feucht Chester T :. Robinson Wal
ter + Hubbard Jr assistant cashiers !;
Henry L. Hilkene, auditor and Miss Jose
phfne NJ Henley. manager savings depart
ment.
Directors Of the Fletcher American Ma
tiona Bank remain tie sas ne eo dol
G. Forrey .Jr., president, Elmer ". Stout.
Theodore Stempfel vice presidents; L. Z.
rotary; J. r. Shaughnessy, assistant treas
urer and Mrs. e. M. Burnett assistant
secretary.
The following we're Ee-e JsgYS officers
State Bank: J. F. Wild, ]. g. Fisher. y. g.
wild. q. r. Miller and D. P. Kern direc-
tors: j. F.. Wild. president w. F. Nc
Marry ssnd j. c. Fisher. vice presidents;
l.. O. Wild. cashier; g. +. Miller and y.
p. Kern. assistant cashiers.
No changes were made in officers or
the board Of directors of the Aetna Trust
Company The following were named
Directors, E. s. Goodrich Samuel Z.
Brown e. NJ. Costin Carl H. Mote. r. s,