Miss Bob White Delights Audiences In Brook Stage Show
Audiences in Brook praised the musical comedy Miss Bob White drawing laughter with two mistaken millionaires forced to pose as tramps. Cast include Florence Shafter as Miss Bob White, with Ralph Lyons and Win Park among the male leads, joined by a young chorus and farm-set scenes amid songs by Hitchcock Slavin and Siva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Brook
Aeround
Harry Lawreny
Artie Tre Billion
Rolland van TerVoort
Billy van Million
Rodd
Ardith Davis
Phyllssy
Clarice Warr
Bob White
Florence Shafter
Jancee
Tre Riliton
Mopiar
Lord of High
Hubert Devlin
George Washington Revere
Shadwick Farris
Butler
Autnnus
Vel Ta Stonehill
Aldames
Pax Hunters
Raymond Hitchcock
Johnny Slavin
Marguerita Sisva
Plas
Bashtut
Irene Heistand
Bandits Plead Not Guilty in Plymouth Court
Four bank robbers from Michigan City were arraigned in Plymouth and bound over to the circuit court on charges in detent for 3 Nery. Represented by attorney W J Reed they pleaded not guilty and were denied bond due to ethical condition. Victim Salne remains in jail awaiting trial. Two Chicago doctors were denied access to Salne in Culver. A fifth suspect reportedly located in Iowa. Culver officials dismissed charges against Rows Of Earl Tonta and Guy Sellers. Democrats.
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Michigan City
Plymouth
W. J. Reed
QR. Salne
Chicago
Schroeder
St Takes Hospital
Mozes
Jefferson Hospital
Sawyer’ Teel
Culver
Satne
Knox
Iowa
Tansday
Earl Tonta
Guy- Sellers
Starke County
Deiocrat
Liprvin Reed Dies. Funeral Held in Indianapolis
Liprvin Reed, son of Amos and Mary Reed, died after a period of illness. He lived in Indianapolis most of his life, was married to Ingrim Carney, and had fourteen children. His funeral was held at the Methodist Church in Gowianne with interment at Goldenwood cemetery. He was born November 30, 1865 in Buck Creek Tippcottes county, Indiana, and died January 15, 1927 at age fifty one months and nineteen days. He joined the College Avenue Baptist Church and was remembered for his faith in the Savior. He leaves a large family and four brothers attending the service.
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Algut
Nothies
Alle
Meo
Mes
Leander Reed
Cates
Lieve
Ludianapolis
Howe Farm
Gowniane
Goilaad
Lincoln Leaner Reed
Dearney
Mary Stair Reena
Neae
Buck Creek
Tippcottes County
Mont Raft
Ingrim Carney
Dale Reed
Covington
Kentucky
Mura Hou
New York City
Beryl, Reed
Oz Trait
Mich
Vernet Lineberry
Brook
Hazle Wiles
Logansport
Keith Reed
Bernard Reed
Danville
Mlinois
Vesta DeHaven
Twwiati
Paus Maynard
Thneoin Leander
James Earl
Russell Wayne
Card Op Thanks for Sympathy and Help After Death
Mrs L Reed and Children express thanks to those who offered sympathy and aid after the death of Wusbane ghrd fa ther. Their support helped bear the burdens and sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wusbane Ghrd
L. Reed and Chitlven
Momence Papers Rally Dredging Kankakee River
The Momence papers push dredging of the Kankakee River to restore the river’s vanity to farmers in the area. They note the utilitarian benefits once the Innins side is dredged and anticipate greater water management for downstream regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momence
Kankakee
Mlinots
Ind Enis
Farm Stock and Implements Sale Planned in February
Notice lists multiple sales around February. John Belson will hold a sale of farm stock and implements on a farm north of Brook with details unclear. Another sale by Warr is scheduled mid February, concentrating on a single land parcel near the river with a stock and implement sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Belson
Howe
Brook
Cuarks
Bkstrom Ain Yell
Tive
Ekestrom
Harry. Warr
Primary fight grows warmer in Indiana race
The governor's call to end parts of the primary law sparks a heated clash among contenders Toner McCray and Leveridge. The Indianapolis Star editorial argues the law is needed and bunglingly applied, urging strengthening rather than repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toner
McCray
Leveridge
United States
Indianapolis Star
Watertown Nights Turn To Quiet Tiger Bowling Tales
In Watertown long winter nights replace labor with sport and entertainment for old and young. In Algiers the scene differs with open games and lavish display. The Bee Hive and Jungle venues host inline antics while Night life brings police attention after a riotous incident leaving streets filled with panic and haste.
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Watertown
Algiers
Fez
Hedjez
Water Town
Strait “Stud
Kintergarden
Liz
Big Dick
Alphonse
Gaston
U S Rules Home Brewers Liable For $1000 Fine
Detroit January 18 a Treasury ruling in Washington holds that home brew manufacture is a violation even without sale or evidence of consumption. It states brewers cannot deny being manufacturers under Section 35 of the national prohibition act. John A Grogan Eastern Michigan district revenue collector received the ruling yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
United States Treasury Department
Washington
John A.grogan
Internal Revenue
Eastern Michigan
Treasury Department
Winter Sports and Weather Dominates the Day
Snow and ice begin winter activities as Brook residents head outside with sleds and shovels. A drifting scene on Jefferson street features a Ford miscue and stunts around the library and drinking fountain. In business matters, Bradstreet reports December wholesale prices off 34.7 percent from February peak, across textiles, breadstuffs, live stock, provisions, metals, oils, naval stores, and miscellaneous goods, with farm products not spared.
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Ap Hot Springs
Mudlavia
Hot Springs
French Lick
Jax
Jefferson Street
Hank. Clark
Collier &J. Wood
Carole Wilson
Dad
Chet Besse
Entertainment lineup at the temple this week
The temple presents Anita Stewart in Her Kingdom of Dreams and Rex Ray in The Unknown Ranger on Saturday. Monday features The Slow Invisible with Mitchell Lewis, plus Mack Sennett comedy. Tuesday Chas. Ray stars Hay Foot Straw Foot. Wednesday Gouverneur Morris drama The Penalty with Chancey. Thursday Western Sundown Trail with Harry Carey. Friday First National On Trial and comedy. Saturday Lila Lee in Rose of The River with more comedy.
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Chang
Anita Stewart
Rex Ray
Mitchell Lewis
Northland
Mack Sennett
Chas. Ray
Hay Foot
Straw Foot
Son
Chancy
Blizgard
Gouverneur Morris
Fardous
Chancey
Frog
Miraca
Harry Carey
District K of P Knights Meet in Rensselaer
The tenth district meeting of the Knights of Pythias convened in Rensselaer with attendees from Benton Jasper Lake Porter Tippecanoe White and Warren counties. Grand Lodge officers from Indianapolis and a District Deputy aided the sessions. A dinner at Barnes restaurant followed the afternoon business, with an evening program by a Lafayette entertainer and a lunch by the Pythian Sisters.
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Renss
Knights of Pythias
Benton
Jasper
Lake
Porter
Tippecanoe
White
Warren
Grand Lodge
Indianapolis
Barnes
Lafayette
Pythian Sisters
Discovery of corn disease root rot solved by USDA
Des Moines Iowa January 19 news reports the United States Department of Agriculture has identified the root rot disease in corn, called reat rat, as caused by insufficient acidity in stalk juices. Secretary E G Meredith announced the finding, explaining that rheumatic stalks mature early and produce weak seed, thus spreading weak ears to future crops, potentially boosting yields by about ten percent in corn states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
United States Department of Agriculture
Meredith
Department
Bill to Cut Nurses Qualification Time to Two Years
A legislative bill seeks to reduce the nursing certificate requirement from three to two years and allow graduates from the common branches to work. The measure is pushed by a small hospital seeking cheaper labor.
Thayer Woman Flings Baby From Hospital Window
Mrs Leonard V. Brooks of Thayer Indiana removed her infant daughter from a Chicago hospital by hurling the child in a suitcase from a second story window after being refused permission to take the baby until a medical bill was paid. Doctors said payment was not required for removal and the infant had been operated on for a spine condition. Police investigated and Mrs Brooks claimed she would pay what she could.
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Chicago
Local and Business News Highlights From Goodland and Nearby
Local business and community notes record Jno Boyer of Goodland in Brook on business, George Staton in Lafayette, Kenneth McCarty visiting Kenth, and Paul Hanson purchasing books in Chicago for Gem Store. Mentions include Wo mans Club literary section hosted by Mrs Muttle Hess, M E Ladies Aid event at Mrs Wm McMillen, and K of P District meeting at Rensselaer. Also Logansport unemployment survey shows 2000 out of work. Mrs Fred Hamacher and Mrs Bert Bullis visiting Manhattan. Asbury Strole visiting Thorntown. various residents attending events and visiting relatives.
For Sale and Local Notices from Rensselaer
Advertises a used coal and wood stove for 15 dollars. Mentions a film titled The Sign Invisible and Mack Sennett comedy with Temple Monday. Notes Mr Webb Sell leaving for Florida for winter. Reports Iowa farmer corn price and upcoming Odd Fellows banquet on January 21 with Grand Master and Grand Patriarch to attend. Also records birthdays, a railway accident settlement of 5500 dollars, and visits by Mr and Mrs Howard Myers and Claude Warr to a K of P meeting.
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Northland
Mack Sennett
Webb Sell
Florida
Josiah Wildason
Odd Fellows
Famless County
Howard Myers
Rensselaer
Fomer
Claude Warr
Mra. Myers
Locations of office in New Bank Building
First stairway west of the corner, name above the door. The note records the position and identifying name for locating the office within the New Bank Building.
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Bebe
Nok Aunty
LL Reed
Wankakee
Bales
Burns
Oxford
U.S
Sports
National City’ Bank
Bradstreet
P. Meeting
Thayer
Hosipfal
Montgomery & Snydere
Jno. Boyer
Goodland
George, Staton
Kenneth McCarty
Kenth
Paul Hanson
Gem
Woman's Club
M. E. Ladies Aid
George Graffis
Star City
Indiana
Bert Bullis
Oscar Carroll
Mr. and
Mrs. Louis _Bracksman
Fred Hamacher
Tuskay
Manhattan
Alinots
Curtis Hatfield
Hobt
Cunningham
Oscar Strole
K of P
Asbury Strole
Thorntown
Mrs. Ora Six
Bega
Leon Ridley
Monon Railroad
Nettie
Nell Sirofs
Tha’ [Road
Shelby
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