Local News Plucks From Putnam County Ledger
Mrs Howard Rockhill spends Friday in Indianapolis and Mrs Susan Ratcliff of Miami is hospitalized. Plaintiff wins Putnam Circuit Court case for $2 313.85. divorce filing in Putnam Court. foreclosed mortgage suit against Rosa Knauer seeking 7500. Obituary rites for Ida Cooper. X ray shows hip fracture for A B Phillips. Local radio fans hear Captain Jorge Fried reception in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorge Fried
New York
Graham McNamee
Mrs. Lloyd Grose Returns Home From Visit
Mrs. Lloyd Grose has returned to her home at Anderson after visiting her sister Mrs. Henry Werneke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Grose
Anderson
Henry Werneke
Miss Cleta Byers Visits Terre Haute Family
Miss Cleta Byers of Terre Haute spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Byers at Putnamville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleta Byers
Terre Haute
Mrs. H. L. Byers
Putnamville
Enid Hudlin
State Normal
Mrs. L. W. Hudlin
Mrs James Burkit Ill At Home On Bloomington Street
Mrs James Burkit is reported ill at her residence on Bloomington Street. The brief notes her condition and location, reflecting a common local society item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Burkit
Bloomington Street
Mrs Mary Alspaugh Remains Ill at East Seminary Street
Mrs Mary Alspaugh of East Seminary Street continues to be very ill after several weeks of illness and remains about the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alspaugh
East Seminary Street
Mrs. H. M. Smith Views Passion Play in Indianapolis
Mrs. H. M. Smith attended The Passion Play at Murat Theater in Indianapolis on Monday describing the performance as compelling and staged in a grand venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Smith
Indianapolis
Murat Theater
Mrs Fisher of Clay City Visits Sister in Town
Mrs. Raymond Fisher of Clay City is a guest of her sister Mrs. Henry Werneke for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Fisher
Clay City
Henry Werneke
Schmidt visit from Indianapolis and Newcastle at Greencastle
Mr and Mrs Eugene Schmidt of Indianapolis and Mr and Mrs Le Roy Schmidt of Newcastle visited in Greencastle Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Schmidt
Indianapolis
Leroy Schmidt
Newcastle
Greencastle
County Auditor Gill In Indianapolis For Funeral Service
County Auditor W. E. Gill traveled to Indianapolis on Tuesday to conduct a funeral service, coordinating with local officials and attending related ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Gill
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Cousin Hosts Weekend Visitor
Miss Eva Schenck of Indianapolis visits Miss Zola Hancock in East Walnut. Mr and Mrs Darwin Hagan of South Indiana Street announce the birth of a daughter at the County hospital on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Schenck
Indianapolis
Zola Hancock
East Walnut Street
Darwin Hagan
Indiana Street
County Hospital
Miss Margaret Dennis Improves After Surgery
Miss Margaret Dennis a DePauw Music School student who underwent appendicitis surgery at Culver Hospital Crawfords ville last week is reported to be improving after a period of critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dennis
DePauw Music School
Culver Hospital
Crawfordsville
Inmate Taken To County Hospital For Treatment
Nancy Cox of the county farm was moved to the county hospital Monday for medical care. Frank Huestis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Denver Huestis, was returned to his parents' home Sunday after a stay at the county hospital for medical treatment. Miss Mary McNeff visited her parents at Putnamville on Sunday. Mrs. Avon Tuttle has returned home after a month in Herkimer New York. Mrs. Marie Zaharakas attended the annual dinner of the Business and Professional Women's Clubs in Terre Haute Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Ratcliff
Miami
Fla
Edgar Lecman
Illmore
Methodist
Indianapolis
Nancy Cox
Mary McNeff
East Seminary Street
Mrs. Tilden McNeff
Putnamville
Avon Tuttle
G. C. Murphy
Herkmer, New York
Marie Zaharakas
Terre Haute
Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Frank Huestis
Denver Huestis
Sheriff Escorts Penal Farm Escapee to Pendleton
Sheriff Edward Eiteljorge and his son Charles delivered John Garrigan from a Penal Farm escape to Pendleton on Sunday to begin a term of one to five years. Master Jonathan Houck returns to Greencastle after a week in Brazil with grandmother Mrs. Oscar Houk and relatives. Parents Lloyd and Mrs. Houck vacationed in Texas and Mexico. Mrs. Gustave Arlt and Mrs. J J Albright spent Monday in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Eiteljorge
John Garrigan
Pendleton
Charles Eiteljorge
Jonathan Houck
Greencastle
Brazil
Oscar Houk
Lloyd Houck
Texas
Mexico
Gustave Arlt
J. J. Albright
Indianapolis
Social notes from Greencastle and surrounding towns
Various local visits and social calls are reported including Mrs. Anna Steeg and her son of Terre Haute visiting friends in Greencastle. A Waveland Bank suit against Fairy Grimes and Enid Hudlin is filed in Montgomery circuit court. A nurse from Indianapolis cared for Cleve Thomas suffering pneumonia. Traction station agent at Amo was robbed of 9 to 11 dollars. a woman witnessed the crime. A similar Clayton robbery yielded 75 dollars. Night officer Henry O’Hair fractured a bone by a prisoner's trip en route to the county jail after arrest at the high school gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Waveland Bank
Fairy Grimes
Russellville
Amo
Clayton
Henry O'Hair
Putnam County
Paul Grimes
Mr. O’hair
Mr. O'Hair
Professor Grave of Greencastle Visits City Friends
Professor and Mrs. B. H. Grave of Greencastle were in the city on Sunday visiting among friends. Professor Grave is an instructor at DePauw University. Before going to Greencastle he was a member of the faculty at Wabash College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Grave
Greencastle
Grave
DePauw University
Wabash College
Crawfordsville Journal
Silas Paul Jones
Riverside Drive
New York
Columbia University
DePauw
Mildred Allen
Brewster, N. Y
Jones
Hoffert Freed After Son Repays Fraudulent Check
Franklin L. Hoffert, held in the County Jail on a charge of passing a fraudulent check, is released after his son repaid the amount of the check drawn on an Indianapolis bank and cashed at Central National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin L. Hoffert
Town
Indianapolis
Central National Bank
Miss Marian Lasher Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
DePauw student Miss Marian Lasher was operated on for acute appendicitis at County Hospital Monday night. Surgeons were Dr. Thomas Noble Jr. of Indianapolis and Dr. W R Hutcheson. Miss Lasher's Seymour home is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Lasher
DePauw
County Hospital
Thomas Noble Jr
Indianapolis
W. R. Hutcheson
Miss Lasher
Seymour
Mrs McGaughey Resumes Outside Life After Illness
Mrs. W. M. McGaughey, previously confined by illness, is again able to be out. She was ill with influenza.
Mrs Glen Williams undergoes major operation at county hospital
Mrs Glen Williams of Cloverdale R F D 1 underwent a major operation at the county hospital Monday. Dr M Combs of Terre Haute assisted by In J F Gillespie performed the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Williams
Cloverdale R. R. 1
M. Combs
Terre Haute
J. F. Gillespie
Funeral procession travels to Cincinnati for interment
Jacob Eitel Ed Coffman and C C Huestis drove to Cincinnati to attend the interment of Mrs Victor L Raphael Tuesday morning. They will return Tuesday evening with Prof George B Manhart and C C Gautier who accompanied the party Monday afternoon. Mrs H P Leonard and her baby of Indianapolis are visiting relatives. Mrs Leonard was formerly Mary Elizabeth Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Eitel
Ed. Coffman
C. C. Huestis
Cincinnati
Ohio
Victor L. Raphael
Prof
George B. Manhart
C. C. Gautier
Birth of Daughter in Lafayette at Elizabeths Hospital
Mrs Amanda Dunkin of Commercial Place reports the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Ralph Culp at Elizabeths hospital Lafayette on Teasday the 1st. Mrs Culp was formerly Miss Bonnie Dunkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Dunkin
Commercial Place
Teasday
1St. Elizabeths Hospital
Lafayette
Ralph Culp
Culp
Bonnie Dunkin
Local families visit Rio Grande Valley amid hospital stay
Supt. and Mrs. N J Lasher of Seymour visit their daughter Marian Lasher after a major operation at the hospital Monday night. A party including Cloverdale residents and local figures travels in Texas. Funeral services were held in Advance and Jamestown for Mrs Caroline Lawler and Mrs Ona Hartley Irvine with interment in local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Lasher
Seymour
Daugher
Marian Lasher
Lasher
Mrs. John McCoy Visits Greencastle on Business
Mrs. John McCoy of Fillmore spent Wednesday in Greencastle on a business visit. She was seen touring downtown and meeting local officials during her trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCoy
Fillmore
Greencastle
Mrs Henry Bicknell Visits Crimans in St Louis
Mrs Henry Bicknell returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Paul Crimans in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bicknell
Mrs. Paul Crimans
St. Louis
Zeis Family in Florida and Local Medical Association Election
Mr and Mrs Charles F Zeis now reside at 945 Sixth Street North St Petersburg Florida during winter. Dr R H Richards of Patricksburg a former Greencastle physician was elected president of the Owen County Medical Association. Mr and Mrs Edward Davis returned to Danville Illinois after visiting Ed Hibbitt's family on North Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Cathgart
Palmers National Bank
Danville
Ill
Charles A. White
Bloomington
Greencastle
White
A. E. Ayler
Charles F. Zeis
Florida
Sixth Street North
St. Petersburg
R. H. Richards
Patricksburg
Owen County Medical Association
Edward Davis
Danville, Ill
Ed Hibbitt
North
Jackson Street
Nellie Browning and Nellie Brown Visit Indianapolis Theatre
Miss Nellie Browning and Miss Nellie Brown will spend Wednesday evening in Indianapolis and see Rose Marie at English's Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Browning
Nellie Brown
Indianapolis
Rose Marie
English’s Theatre
Debate Judge Named for Manchester Taylor College Event
Harold Ross, debate coach of the University, will preside as judge at a debate hosted by Manchester college and Taylor university. The event occurs Thursday evening, February 14, at Manchester college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ross
Manchester College
Taylor University
Funeral services held for Mrs Christian Koehler
Funeral services were held Wednesday at 10 AM at Center Point for Mrs. Christian Koehler who died in a Terre Haute hospital. She was the mother of William Koehler formerly of this city and now living in Jackson Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Point
Christian Koehler
Terre Haute
Sister-in-law of Mrs. Lynch in Denver is gravely ill
Mr. Stoner reports from Denver that Mrs. James Lynch is in fragile condition after undergoing major surgery last week at a Denver hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Stoner
Stoner
James Lynch
Denver, Colo
Lynch
DePauw Botanist Studies Tree Rings Without Cutting
A photograph features Dr. D. T. MacDougall, noted botanist and DePauw graduate, in his laboratory examining a tree’s rings using a Swedish increment borers and X ray. The image appeared this week in the New York Times Wide World Photo pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. MacDougall
DePauw
New York Times Wide World
Funeral Services for Mrs Flossie S Patterson
Mrs Flossie S Patterson wife of Earl Patterson died of influenza Monday afternoon. Funeral services were held at the home west of Cloverdale Morgan county on Wednesday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Long of Quincy. Interment in Cloverdale cemetery. She attended Cloverdale schools and studied nursing at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis. Mrs J H Pitchford left Wednesday for Cincinnati on a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie S. Patterson
Earl Patterson
Cloverdale
Morgan County
Rev. Long
Quincy
Mooney Held After Farm Escape and Local Court Actions
Robert Mooney remains in the County Jail awaiting transfer to a state prison after escaping Penal Farm on January 12, 1929. In Putnam Circuit Court, Alva R. Rybolt’s divorce suit against Stella Rybolt was dismissed though the plaintiff was ordered to pay $50 in attorney fees within six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harward B. Carter
Russellville
Putnam
Ellen M. Carter
Coupe
Robert Mooney
Mooney
Peru
Alva R. Rybolt
Stella Rybolt
Putnam Circuit
New Maysville
Isabel Lowery’s Eighth Birthday Party
A birthday party was held for Isabel Lowery at her home on Saturday afternoon at 1 o clock to celebrate her eighth birthday. The color scheme was red and white with white napkins featuring red hearts and cupids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Isabel Lowery
Tea party memory with gifts and games described
A detailed account describes a luncheon table set with red candles and heart filled baskets, verses on candy hearts, and several games and contests. Attendees include Myrtle Landes, Eva Hedge, Elvin Hedge, Eva Bond, Floyd Bond, Fern Williams, Minnie Macher and children, Zola Mercer, Mae Diel, Irene Diel and Luella Mae, Norma Bond, Blanche Lowery and children, James, Frank Gerald, Isabel, Evelyn Young, and FE Gwin visiting the Youngs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Landes
Charles Peris
Eva
Elvin Hedge
Eva Bond
Floyd
Fern Louise Williams
Minnie Masher
Marcellian and
Wayne
Zola Mercer
Mae Almeda Diel
Irene Diel
Luella Mae
Norma June Bond
Blanche Lowery
James
Frank Gerald
Isabel
Evelyn Young
FE. W. Gwin
George W. Young
Diel
Brazil
Richard Atkinson
Terre Haute
S. P. Best
Reelsville
Morton News visitors and hospital updates across towns
Mr and Mrs John Sharp of Bainbridge spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Thomas Roach. Mrs Helen Maddox stayed with her daughter Mrs Lorene Detro. Lloyd Pulliam remains in Terre Haute Hospital. Miss Dryden and Miss Rice of Clinton visited the Butcher home. Little John Miller improves at Crawfordsville Hospital. Claud Burk and family visited Greencastle with the Obenchains. Doris Garrett hospitalized in Indianapolis. Olive Rhoten staying with Mrs Alice McGaughey near Fincastle. O hair and McGaugheys host families in Morton. James Staggs of Greencastle was in Morton. Dills and Lawter families visited Roachdale and nearby.
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John Sharp
Bainbridge
Thomas Roach
Helen Maddox
Lorene Detro
Lloyd Pulliam
Terre Haute
Miss Dryden
Miss Rice
Clinton
C. M. Butcher
John Miller
Crawfordsville
Claud Burk
Greencastle
Oscar Obenchain
Bert Garrett
Doris
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Olive Rhoten
Alice McGaughey
Fincastle
Marion O’hair
Elmer McGaughey
Wilbur Nichols
James Staggs
Morton
Robert Dills
W. S. Lawter
Will Whitted
Roachdale
Residents Visit and Illness Notes Near Putnamville
Mrs. Fred Allan of Lafferty Ohio returns home after visiting relatives. Several locals host weekend guests in Greencastle Indianapolis Cloverdale and Greencastle. Illnesses include flu affecting Mrs Minerva Cooper and Mrs Floy Woodall with health slowly improving for Mrs R T Moore.
Local Happenings in Bainbridge and Greencastle
Mrs W D Conn ill with a cold. John Huffman Joe and Max Smith in Greencastle Monday. Ola Ellis of Greencastle seen on our streets Thursday. James Pettie able to be down town Friday. Mrs Nellie Sharp suffering a cold, now out again. James Staggs and Burl Flint visited Agee Pritchard Sunday. Mrs Mae Staggs and children called on Mr and Mrs Cecil Knauer Saturday. Mrs Thomas Solomon and Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Conn
John Huffman
Joe
Max Smith
Greencastle
Ola Ellis
James Pettie
Nellie Sharp
James Staggs
Burl Flint
Agee Pritchard
Town Folks Share Weekend Visits and Family News
Fred Rogers and daughters Ruth and Bernice were in town Saturday afternoon. E L Grey of Indianapolis spent Sunday with his wife and son. Mrs Chas McNorton learned from her son Frank in Detroit that he married at Christmas and they will reside in Detroit. Laura Wilson visited brother Pete Wilson and family Saturday night and Sunday then heads to California to meet her husband. Mrs Joe Allee of Indianapolis called on Mrs Clella Shea last Tuesday. Mr Shetney is ill with appendicitis. Emma Allgood called on Mae Staggs Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rogers
Ruth
Bernice
E. L. Grey
Indianapolis
Chas. McNorton
Frank
Detroit
Laura Wilson
Pete Wilson
California
Joe Allee
Clella Shea
Shetney
Emma Allgood
Mae Staggs
Local Notes From Somerset Area Church and Homes
Reverend Stallings preached at the Somerset church last Sunday morning. Mrs. John Watts shows slight improvement after a ten day illness. Mr. and Mrs. John Wysong visited Rockville Friday. James Pace and family recover from influenza they had. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Priest hosted Somerset folks for dinner at Bainbridge last Sunday. Roy Stairwall, now on the Jackson farm, rents W L Terrands west of Morton and plans to move in February. Maurice Huffman leaves Earl O Hairs farm for a new job in South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Woodworth plan a visit Tuesday with daughter Mrs. Chas Holland near Coatesville. Raymond Flint and Earl O Hairs haul wood for maple syrup at Albert O Hairs camp.
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Stallings
Coatesville
John Watts
John Wysong
Rockville
James Pace
Johnny Priest
Somerset
Bainbridge
Roy Stairwall
Jackson
W. L. Lerrand
Morton
Maurice Huffman
Earl O’hair
South Bend
Mark Woodworth
Chas. Holland
Mr. Holland
Raymond Flint
Albert O’hair
Local Pupils Invited to Sixth Annual Latin Contest
Putnam County high school Latin pupils are invited to participate in the sixth annual state high school Latin contest under the Classical Section of the State Teachers Association and Indiana University Extension Division. Local contests culminate by Feb 9 with county rounds Feb 23 and district rounds March 23, leading to the state meet at Bloomington on April 12 or 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
State Teachers’ Association
Indiana University Extension Division
Adele Bittner
Bloomington
Indiana University
Louise Lammers
Terre Haute
Warren J. Yount
Indiana City and Town Superintendents’ Association
Indianapolis
Lincoln Hotel
G. Bromley Oxnam
George C. Kyte
University of Michigan
Davidson
Pittsburgh
W. L. Bryan
Yount
Indiana School
Thieves Ransack Clay County Court House in Indiana
Police search for burglar who ransacked the Clay County court house in Brazil Indiana. The thief took a small amount of money and old coins during several hours of work and overlooked 250 dollars in the county clerk’s cash drawer. Entries opened by removing heavy plate glass doors. Records remained undisturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay County
Harmony Man Charged with Second Degree Arson
Deputy State Fire Marshal Ira Gray charged Fred Allen age 35 of Harmony with second degree arson for setting fire to his Harmony poolroom last Sunday. Allen remained in jail on a $1,000 bond after being brought from Terre Haute where he had lived for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Brazil
INS
Ira Gray
Fred Allen
Allen
Terre Haute
DePauw Debate Here Next Tuesday Night
Albion college debate coach Nicholas Weiss, formerly of DePauw, headlines the upcoming debate event here next Tuesday night highlighting intercollegiate competition and campus discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Weiss
Albion College
DePauw Team to Debate Public Speech Practice
Pauw public speaking staff bring a debate team to Greencastle next Tuesday night for a practice debate with DePauw varsity. DePauw team likely includes Dave Lewis Minor Myers and Alvin Rockwell coached by Harold Ross. The subject is That Trial by Jury Should Be Abolished and the event is open to the public in the Public Speaking Hall auditorium at Locust and Anderson streets.
Aubrey Cox to Wed Indianapolis Girl
The engagement of Hazel Hughes of Indianapolis and Aubrey Cox formerly of this city and now in Bloomington was announced at a party in Indianapolis. The wedding is set for February 17 at the bride's parents home in Palestine Illinois. Cox is the son of Mr and Mrs T C Cox and works at a Bloomington shoe store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Cox
Indianapolis
Hazel Hughes
Bloomington
Kathryn Foster
Florence Donovan
Palestine
Ill
Mr. Cox
T. C. Cox
Bloomington Street
Potter Shoe Store
Sects & Cook Shoe
Thelma Hurst Weds Indianapolis Man
Announcement of Miss Thelma Jane Hurst daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Hurst Champaign Illinois marrying Kepler S Bowman in Indianapolis on Saturday January 26 The couple will reside at 1357 East 38th Street Indianapolis The bride is granddaughter of Mrs James Hurst south Indiana Street and the Hurst family are former Greencastle residents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Jane Hurst
Earl Hurst
Champaign, IL
Kepler S. Bowman
Indianapolis
East 38Th Street
James Hurst
South Indiana Street
Greencastle Public
DePauw Student Earns VP Post in National Group
DePauw University student Miss Virginia Crishaw was elected vice president of the Junior League of the American Association of Pen Women in Indianapolis. Three other DePauw women Miss Mary Baker Miss Lorene Nees and Miss Katherine Jane Homan were named members of the Junior League Theta Sigma Phi chapter. Mrs. Francis C. Tilden of Greencastle helped organize the junior league and nominated DePauw students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DePauw
Virginia Crishaw
DePauw University
American Association of Pen Women
Indianapolis
Mary Baker
Lorene Nees
Katherine Jane Homan
Theta Sigma Phi
Francis C. Tilden
Greencastle
Surprise Party For Mr. And Mrs Morrison At Berry Street
A farewell surprise was held at the Morrison home on Berry Street Tuesday evening honoring Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Morrison and family. Guests included Clyde Hershman Luther Easter C G Ferrand Otto Hutcheson Ed Hutcheson B K Rockaway Fred Spurlock Rateliff Madonna Hutcherson Florence Hutcheson Alpha Mae Hammond Wellington Crandall Fathedrick Spurlock and others who stayed late expressing regret over the family's departure from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Morrison
Berry Street
Clyde Hershman
Luther Easter
C. G. Ferrand
Otto Hutcheson
Ed. Hutcheson
B. K. Rockaway
Fred Spurlock
Rateliff
Madonna
Florence Hutcheson
Alpha Mae Hammond
Wellington Crandall
Fathedrick Spurlock
Morrison
Indiana Theatre to Install New Sound Motion Pictures
A crew of RCA Photophone engineers and technicians began installing the latest sound reproduction system at the Indiana Theatre in Bloomington. The system promises life like music and speech for talking pictures and is expected to begin showing sound films about February 12. The Indiana Theatre is owned by the Vonderschmitt Amusement Company, which also runs the Granada and Vancastle theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
RCA Photophone
Indiana Theatre
Indiana Theater
The
Vonderschmitt Amusement Company
Granada
Vancastle
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Howard Rockhill
Wampler
Robert Martin
Alva Bryan
Turner
Martin
Ant Part
Marie Griswold Joly
Algeron S. Shewold
Putnam ‘Iycuit
Hendricks
Orville O
Walter Sublett
Paul Cook
Henry Koessler
Beveridge Street
Thomas Nelson
King, Morrison, Foster Co
Hubert Owens
American Zinc Products Co
Federal Land Bank of
Louis Ville
Rosa M. Knauer
Charles Moore
St. Loui
N. C. Alspaugh
Floyd Yeager
Los Angeles
Cal
Beulah Yeager
University of Southern California
Ida Cooper
West Walnut Street
Forest Hill Cemetery
Russell Cooper
Harry Rothers
Washington, D. C
Jesse M. Lee
A.B. Phillips
Anna Steeg
H. E. Burckhalter
Thorntown
Margaret Bryan
Dessie Bryan
East
Washington St
Cleve Thomas
C. V. Smythe
Willie Morrison
George Knoy
Ed Lynch
Rio Grande Valley
Henry Marshall
Dode Sweet
Guy Wright
M. E
Caroline Lawler
William H. Lawler
Ona Hartley Irvine
Harold Irvine
Methodist Church
C. Howard Taylor
J. H. Pitchford
Cincinnati, Ohio
Minnie Mae Bartley
Doris Stroube
Miss Stroube
Geneva Brown
L. ©. Brown
Glen Clark
Elmer Chadwick
Chadwick
Clark
Putnam Circuit Court
James P. Hughes
Levi J. Rushton
Raymond Leathers
First National Bank
Leathers
Morton News
Fred Allan
Lafferty, O
Leone Sutherlin
Clyde Sutherlin
Myra Parks
Vernon Snyder
Leon
Harry Mercer
Joe Nicely
Ethel Frazier
R. T. Moore
Moore
Tom Williams
Riley
Floy Woodall
Wilfred Meek
Willis Scobee
Kenneth Harris
J. B. Wright
Lorene Smith
Edma Allee
Ruth Williams
Albert Williams
M. T. Finn
Ellen
Charles Finn
Ray Jones
Jesse Jones
Minard Hague
Lemuel Blue
Roy Blue
Cecil Knauer
Thomas Solomon
Clay County Court
Ind
Mrs
Indiana
F. O. Overstreet
R. J. Overstreet
Bence
Vine Street
Greencastle, Indiana
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