Sunday Dancing Again Attacked at Rome City
Rev Nase Mutsinpiller filed an affidavit against dance hall owner Lisle Biste for operating his resort on Sunday. Mayor Browse ousted Lisle and three assistants after a prior clash and fines totaled 93 dollars. Ministers claimed alcohol was evident, prompting the closure order under local Sunday dancing laws. Crowds yesterday were reported large and orderly.
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Rome City
Ind
Nase Mutsinpiller
Jami Biste
Dance Hill
Ifutsino
Lisle
Browse
Kendallville
James Graves
Liste
Rome Clay
Dancy Hall
Mquoe Witt
Wiisle
Uysiress Rjen
Rome
Strand program features Conway Tenril and Larry Lemon
The Referee screens in the first half of the week at the Strand with Conway Tennerle in the lead. Larry Lemon also appears in a comedy and News Pictorial rounds out the bill as presenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand
Conway Tenrle
Larry Lemon
News
Strand Orchestra
South Wayne petition urges new six grade school near Rudjanl boulevard
A petition signed by over 1000 residents in the South Wayne district asks the school board to build a new six grade school near Rudjanl Boulevard to relieve crowding and provide closer access for hundreds of local children. A survey shows growing young student numbers and supports location near the proposed site with ongoing district growth.
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Kimsmoor Avenue
South Wayne
Petiioners
Rudi Boulevard
Sean Tganiar
Heard
Jocatian
Dewk
Canmailte
Victor Kea
John Hoffan
J.D. Keeman
Ann Preliminary Ston
Une
Indienthy
Shewlnt
Haarhool
Inerenn
Rytioetion
Stix
Becwuso
Larmand
Thia
Hone
Rudjanl Boulevard
Tod
Wanyna Whoal
Homer Hive Gore
Hada
South Wayny
Wayne
Indiana and
Cottage Avenues
Patrupy South
Hadisiil Wowlevard
Billy Mune Musical Comedy Opens at Lyric
At the Lyric the Billy Mune Musical Comedy company opens a weekly engagement led by Billy and Marie Marie. The 20 member cast includes a large chorus of girls and a quartet called The Thay Thocads. Elaborate scenery, costumes, and electric effects amplify the show alongside Corinne Griffith in a billed comedy.
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Billy Mune
Billy
Marie Marie
Corrine Griffith
Alden Farm Selected for Visiting Planes
The Alden farm near Fort Wayne prepares to host 36 Spad aircraft en route from Texas to Michigan. The landing field on Judge S. I. Alden’s property is cleared with 900 yard approach and a center white cordite for guidance. A committee led by Paul C. Guild approves the site and plans for police along the highway and parking. A reception smoker and entertainment are tentatively planned at the chamber of commerce or Anthony hotel pending the pilots’ arrival.
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Sky Plloly
Fort Wayne
Texas
Michigan
Judge S. I. Alden
Ted
Ot City
Hlulftan Road
Judge Alder
Paul C. Guild
France
M. C. Kettering
H. E. Bodine
Earl Moss
Hele Cara
Med
Ptmmercs
Anthony Hotel
H. J. Bodine
Orpheum Program Mixes Comedy Drama and Orchestral Cue
A noisy summary of the Orpheum theater program featuring actors in comedic and dramatic roles. The bill includes actors such as Jos Hamilton in a lively performance and a Pathe News segment with an orchestral cue. Domestic Relations with Katherine MacDonald appears on the bill as part of the show.
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Iwon
Nich
Young
Hotle
Bern
Orpheum Theater
Pathe
Katherine MacDonald
Enmax
At the Jefferson The Wann Walked Alone showing
Dorothy Dalton Milton Sill and Wanda Hawley star in Thy Wann Who Walked Alone at the Jefferson with a Chelatis comedy and a Topiex of the Day program featuring the orchestra amid the week’s attractions.
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Dorothy Dalton
Wanda Hawley
Milton Sills
Naveltias
Consert Orchestra
Jfhursday
John Emerson
Anita Loos
Milton Sillw
the Jefferson
Lagro News Highlights Local Socials and Travels
Lagro residents on various visits and trips to Wabash Huntington Elkhart Lafayette and Bloomington with several Misses and Mrs. visiting relatives and shopping. Local church group held a Friday afternoon meeting with tea and cake. many neighbors noted during the week visits and motor trips among families.
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Lagro
Tad
June J.-M
Warren Barthelemeu
Wabash
Lagra
Kenneth Ranerts
Adam Judy
W. J. Roberta
Huntington Saturay
Robert Bare
Fort Wayne
N. H. Dare
T. Tt. Rose
Tolland
Lagr
Margaret Lentz
Roland Baumgartner
Earl Props
A. O. Adama
Misa Nellis
Charlotte Louise Burdge
Grant Ross
Elkhart
D. W. Gillespie
Maxine
Julia Welah
Indianapolia
Mary Welsh
Michael
Reba Renner Wan
Talilives
Wabash Tursday
Ralph Black
Lafayette
Lydia Bechtold
Elmer
Roldan
Ralph Dare
Wort Wayne
John Mullinger
Michigan
Inez Heu Altesford
Eding and
Musslo Hawkday
Wabash Visitors & Local Socials Highlight Week
Wabash visitors and local social events fill the week with a string of names from Howoe rth League convention to gatherings at Lagrone lawn and the homes of the Renner and Reed families. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Burnsworth, Mrs. Margaret Coughlin, and James Barton, with many trips to Huntington Fort Wayne and La Fontaine noted along with redecorating work at Lugro school.
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Ing
Alb
Teter
Howoerth
le Fontaine
Pacaday
G. Meter
Thesdry
George Darkman
Panddscalter Ruth
Margaret Coughlin
Tyneady
Frank Mossman
Wabash
Amone
Helen Fprinty
Lelan
Tom Barton
Marlon
James Barton
Clem Harmish
Porn
Jann Frushour
Paul Barryman
Little Son
Dayton, O
M. E. Renner
Jacob Tewis
Hovey
Robert Reed
Fort Wayne
Charles Reed
Smith Martin
IT. E. Wiley
Evelyn
Mee
Will Sackman
Hazel
Huntington
Riscen Elon Printy
Taydli Fult
la Fontaine
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Hutsinpiller
Frank Lisle
Anturté
Conway Tearle
Monte Bive
Jefferson
THE
Uaker
Billie
Marie Maine
Orpheum
Eden
Port Wayne
Jackie Coogan
Auprame
Teare and
Lavahtar
Alden Farm
Bo Postum Cereal Co., Inc
Battle Creek, Michigan
Finvence
Bora
Wera Business
Lagen Wriday
Merten McNawn
Waladh Irlany
Roland Reuthers
T le Hla
Clot Harwieh
Jane
Gene
Har- Wieh'a Slater
Afra
Jack Fritahour
Wishtay
Wilkan
Wuhish
Takro
Tunsday
Michael Stogan
Ave
Mex
Robert Mew
Mias Hannah Martin
Bunnington Vialtur
Null Good
Ligra Achants
Journal- Gazette Engraving CO
Clinton ST
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