Gotham Leads in Rush To Jratrimonial Bliss
New York City clerk McCormick presides over a rapid mass marriage ceremony in the Municipal Building. About 112 couples wed in a single day under a swift process where license costs two dollars and a two dollar ceremony fee. The brides and grooms hurry through the knot tying with minimal advice and quick exits into the city sunshine.
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Gotham
Muniell
Mr. McCormick
Floyd Giddens
McCormick
Record Makers Land After 25 Days in Air Fourth of July
The St. Louis Robin set a 420 hour air endurance record. The crew, led by Kenneth and John Hunter, includes Glady Hun Irene Hunter and family, along with refueling ship crew members Al Hunter Walter Hunter and Casey Jones. The event is documented by International Newsreel.
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St. Louis
Glady Hun
Hunter
al Hunter
Kenneth Hunter
John Hunter
Irene Hunter
Hunter Brothers
Walter Hunter
Ben” Refuelin
Casey Jones
Kenneth
Chicago
Slightly Scarlet at the Vancastle premieres Tuesday
A quirky adventure romance unfolds on the talking screen as two charming lovers captivate audiences. The show at the Vancastle theater enlivens the week with surprising twists and high anticipation for the pair’s evolving romance.
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the Vancastle
DePauw Grants Record Scholarships and Faculty Additions
DePauw University has given over 240 scholarships to high school students for September freshman enrollment, with a possible new record after last year’s 270. New music faculty additions are Isabella Gould and Margaret Dennis, both from Crawfordsville. Phi Mu Omicron Pi plans to relocate next year, Delta Zeta to build a new home, and Robert Kimberlin leads alumni outreach. Tubby Moffett becomes head of physical education and men’s basketball, studying at Columbia University this summer.
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DePauw University
Henry B. Longden
DePauw University School of Music
R. G. McCutchan
Isabella Gould
Crawfordsville
R. K. Umfleet
Margaret Dennis
Pierson Sage
DePauw
Phi Omexa Pi
Delta Zeta
Delta Zetas
Towers
Delta Upsilon
Robert Kimberlin
Danville
Kimberlin
South Bend
Donovan C. “Tubby” Moffett
Heach
Columbia University
Indiana man inherits California fruit grower fortune
South Bend California inheritance boosts George Quick to a $145,000 portidge grower fortune, with $165,000 estate tied to a Pasadena area canning operation. He plans to quit his janitor job and move with his children to California after estate administration.
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South Bend
Indiana
George Quick
Quick
California
Jett Quick
Witles
Pasadena
Cal
Cow Mishap In Bloomington Ends With Deformation
A local farmer's cow collided with an automobile driven by Professor S.C. Davisson of Indiana University. The cow was thrown to the pavement, then wandered Bast Street before reversing course and jumping in front of the car. The professor suggested such a method would impress any Western rancher.
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Bloomington
Ind
Proftessear
S.C. Davisson
Indiana University
Davisson
Three Girls Fund Swindle Claim in Brazil Indiana
Police investigate a reported scam by a woman posing as Lawler Glenn Tad who lured June Floyd Gatha Mc Garty and Grace Osborne with a barbecu stand job offer near Brazil Indiana. Each woman paid a $2 deposit for a uniform and has not seen the woman since.
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Terre Waute
Twe
June Floyd
Gatha McGarty
Grace Osborne
Wee Tinh
Lawler Glenn Tad
Brazil
Ind
Boy survives tractor accident in wheat field
In Blue Ridge Indiana on July 7 three year old Kenneth Gahimer was found alive after his father Edward Gahimer ran over the sleeping child with a tractor in a wheat field. He suffered two deep cuts and bruises but no internal injuries or broken bones.
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Blue Ridge
Indiana
Althoneh
Kenneth Gahimer
Edward Gahimer
Thore
Moonlit Golf Course Band Concert Thursday Night
Ady reminds readers of a band concert at the Moonlit Golf Course set for Thursday night, noting the event and venue.
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Ady
Advertising Service Offers Help With Copy and Distribution
The notice promotes editorial ad services for advertisers offering copy help, advertising problem solutions, store guidance, and distribution information. It emphasizes close contact with advertisers across lines and a willingness to cooperate.
Death Toll Rises in Alabama Riots to Six
Emelle Alabama reports quiet after mob violence that killed Grover Boyd storekeeper and Charlie Mares farmer. Six people died including an unidentified man and woman whose husband James Eyer failed to stop his car as a mob of about 200 demanded halt. Earlier two other Black victims confirmed.
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Emelle
Ala
INS
Grover Boyd
Charlie Mares
James Eyer
Conan Doyle, Creator of Sherlock Holmes, Dies at 71
London dispatch reports Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, famed novelist and creator of Sherlock Holmes, died at home in London at age 71. He had been in fair health recently after a prior journey to South Africa for health.
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London
Arthur Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Arthur
South Africa
Community Newsroom Call for Reader Items
The notice thanks readers for sending in news items and explains how to submit reports of visitors accidents deaths new babies or any item that makes the paper. It invites quick tips via phone and emphasizes timely submissions to help publish the community paper.
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McCarmich
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Trig
Weerey
the Herald
Evelyn Brent
Clive Brook
Paramount Picture
Slightly Searles
Depauw Notes
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Lindy
Paris
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Lindbergh
Burbank
Tennessee
James Rollie Weaver
Johnson City
State Department
Efucation
Thomas A. Edison
Schdership
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International Newareal
Voncastle
Garamount
George Bancrof
Hunting the Hunter
Raymond McKee
Ab Nlm
DR. H. Askew
Chiropractor
E. Washington & Vine St
Clara Bow
Mengo
Hollywood
Harry Richman
Otto
Carol
Romania
Hungary
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