Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 241, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 February 1934 — Page 23

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URGES DEALERS IN BEER KEEP TRADE 'CLEAN' State Wholesalers’ Meeting at Claypool Hears Frank McHale. Prank McHale, “brains" of the state beer and liquor administration. through his position as unofficial adviser to Governor Paul V McNutt, lectured the wholesale beer dealers meeting at the Clay-poo’ yesterday afternoon. He told them to keep their business “clean and beyond reproach" or local option again would b n -n----voked, pointing out thirty-thr*** Indiana counties voted dry on repeal. Mr. McHale termed the Indiana control law the "best legislation of its kind in America.” Citing excise figures, he showed that beer drinking is increasing and whisky consumption decreasing in the state. “My personal opinion is that the beer and wine licenses are too high in price and that the whisky license is too low." Mr. McHale concluded A. C. Derr. Boonville. was elected president of the Indiana Licensed Wholesalers' Association: Francis Feeney, first vice-president; A. E Koeher, Winamac, second vice-pres-ident. and R. E Ryan, Chisnev, sec-retary-treasurer. Marriage Licenses Jesse Hendricks. 48 of 49 South LaSalle street. cabinet maker and Freda Larrabee 24 of 717 South Emerson avenue, housekeeper. John R Hamilton 32. R R. 1. Box 499. machinist and Laura Drvbread. 25, of 621 East Twenty-third street, secretary. Claude Brown 37. of 747 West Twelfth street laborer and Veronica Stewart. 37. of 747 West Twelfth street, housekeeper Micha "1 O Neil. 62 of 739 North New Jersey stree-. ‘elephone emplove and Eva Schneßei-.berg'r 25. of 739 North New Jersey street, housekeeper. Earl Wainscot’. 22 of 3102 Graceland at enue tailor and Helen Maze. 21. of 1253 West Thlrtv-fourth street, music teacher Albert Patton, 26 of 2443 Arsenal avenue. laborer and Gladvs Hindman. 19. of 2117 Pleasant street, housekeeper. Births Bovs Maxwell and Mvrtle Mteth 1508 Villa Harvey and Sadie Matters. 712 North Pine. James and Mina Brewster. Coleman hospital Martin and Thelma Broderick. Coleman hospital. Aaron and Esther Kimbley. Coleman hospital. Francis and Marian Loy. Coleman hospital Rov and Dorothy Peck. Coleman hospital Hester and Ruby Porter. Coleman hospi’al Gordon and Marv Powell. Coleman hospital Lawrence and Florence Schmitt. Coleman hospital. Ernes- and Helen Cherry. 537 North Tremont. August end Julia Powell. 710 Nor’h Holmes Fred and Mabel Baldridge 1133 Bellfontaine Abraham and Beatrice Dixon 725 Drake William and Maude Kgough. 3017 East New York. Girls John and Wilma Dailey Coleman hospital. George and Hilda King. Coleman hospital Charlton and Lenna Rice. Coleman hospital. Harry and Hazel Rltzl. 5434 Julian. . Deaths Horace Webb. 65, city hospital, skull fracture. Annie Harris. 86. 2144 North Arsenal, hypostatic pneumonia Ewing Shields. 71. 2535 Park, cerebral hemorrhage Ben R Segner. 65. 915 Parker, carcinoma Major Slaten. 61. city hospital, arteriosclerosis. William Woodruff. 52, city hospital, septicaemia Jennie Stafford. 66, city hospital, cerebral hemorrhage Francis WVgman 26 Central Indiana hospital, chronic nephritis Patricia Gray. 2 Riley hospital, tuberculosis. Marv Ann Miles. 89. 2031 Brighton boulevard, chrontc interstitial nephritis Virgil H Peters. 32 city hospital, chronic mvocardltis. Frank Peters. 43 city hospital, chronic nephritis. Dorothv Jean Tigele 3 months. 522 West Wilkins, asphyxiation. Frank Morris. 91. 442 Chase, tuberculous diabetes. Richard E Stringer. 36. city hospital, lobar pneumonia. Plumbing Permits Bert Cool. 19 South Tremont. four fixtures McCan-Fox. Thirty-eighth and Fall Creek boulevard two fixtures. John Honour. 1302 West Twentv-elghth street, one fixture D B Hiatt. 524 Lincoln, six fixtures. R Esamon. 401 Sanders, one fixture.

■I /T /V I r * J H| / \iL/7 i E& An Eery Day CONVERSATION First msewife— But isn't cane sugar better than beet sug. ? Second Housewife— You silly goose. Listen. Sugar is sugar whether it comes from the sugar cane or the sugar beet. Every scientific authority—every cookins expert—knows that beet sugar and cane sugar are identical in every quality. First Housewife —Gee, Tm glad to know that— Second Housewife—Ho* please listen further. The beet sugar in the world comes from Indiana. Ohio and Michigan. The farmers of these States raise sugar beets for vour supr requirements. But these farmers cannot live unless you buy their product. You should smport vour own community. It's a civic dutv. Buv Beet Sugar Made in Indiana. Ohio or Michigan and vou nelp thousands of farmers in your own State at no extra cost to yourself. Buy, Use and Boost BEET SUGAR Indiana, Ohio and Michigan Made Beet Sugar is available in 3-10-25 and 100 lb. sacks. For sale at all grocers. Farters and Manufacturer* Beet Sugar Association. Saginaw. Michigan

‘STUNT NIGHT' TO BE HELD AT NORTH SIDE CHURCH

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Left to Right Alice Reid, Patsy McKean, Louise Wilde and Virginia Hull

"Stunt night” will be held at the Tabernacle Presbyterian church. Central avenue and Thir-ty-fourth street, tonight, under the sponsorship or the church's recreational department and the girls' Sunday school class. A playlet will be given by the girls and in the cast will be Misses Louise Wilde, Virginia Hull, Mary Katherine Stair, Patsy McKean, Alice Reed and Charlotte Carpenter. Also on the program are the Madrigal Singers from Technical high school, another playlet featuring Chester Song, and Misses Helen Lloyd, Helen Meyers. Alma Meyer and Mary Ella Pock. Specialization is nothing new in industry: Roman writers tell of workmen who made only parts of statues, or certain garments for the clothing trade.

Step out into the SUNSHINE

How many days of your life are lost in feeling under par? Hosv many hours which might be bright are dull and dispirited? Half hearted days are frequently due to common constipation. It clouds your waking hours, takes the sunshine out of living. Y r et it can be overcome so easily by eating a delicious cereal. Laboratory tests show Kellogg’s All-Bran provides "bulk” and vitamin B to aid elimination. AllBran is also a fine source of iron. The “bulk” in All-Bran is much like that in leafy vegetables. Isn’t this “cereal way” pleasanter than risking patent medicines? Two tablespoonfuls daily are usually sufficient. With each meal, in chronic cases. If not relieved this way, see your doctor.

Serve All-Bran as a cereal or use in muffins, breads, omelets, etc. In the red-and-green package. At all grocers. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.

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REBUKES AIR INDUSTRY Speaker Lays Present Troubles to Inadequate Advertising. George S. Fowler, of the NewellEmmett advertising agency of New York, addressing the Advertising

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Club of Indianapolis and the Hoosier State Press Association at the Columbia Club yesterday, said that had the aviation industry invested in proper advertising five years ago it would not today be seeing its ills flaunted on the front page of every newspaper.

ICE INDUSTRIES ELECTOFFICERS F. C. Callahan Chosen to Head Group; Annual Meeting Ends. F. C. Callahan of Ft. Wayne was elected president and L. L. Swartz of Indianapolis, vice-president, of the Indiana Association of Ice Industries at the dosing business ses-

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Logansport editor, was speaker at, the convention, banquet last night.