Companionate Marriage at Van Castle Theatre
The film portrays two troubled marriages from actual incidents, showing attempts at companionship without children and vows to separate if unhappy. A sister’s fatal plunge adds tragedy, while the story aims to entertain and provoke thought about modern matrimony.
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First National
Vancastle Theatre
Denver
FLY-TOX Hand Sprayer Claims Quick Mosquito Control
PLY-TOX promises protection for millions of homes from mosquitoes. The improved FLY-TOX Hand Sprayer sprays toward ceilings and into rooms, hangings, closets, and screens to reach every area. Described as stainless, safe, and fragrance scented, it is credited as a Mellon Institute development by Rex Research Fellowship with a guarantee.
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Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex Research
Husband cheats on diet, wife seeks divorce in New York
In New York on July 17, Mrs. Charlotte C. Samuels, wife of 332 pound stock exchange member Doland L. Samuels, seeks a divorce in Supreme Court. She obtained temporary alimony of 125 a week, claiming her husband cheated on his diet and wrecked her nervous system while trying to help him lose weight.
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New York
Doland L. Samuels
Stock Exchange
Charlotte C. Samuels
Supreme Court
Samuels
Community Notices Highlight Local Weekend Visits
Corn Stalk Valley residents share Sunday visits as Buis and cen Beryl host Glen Burgess family from Coatesville. McGinnis relatives from Muncie spend the day with L B E McGinnis and Ray. Local gatherings include Rev. Swarens and Alfred Stone at Oran Buis. Others hosting or visiting include Lester Storm, Sammy Goodwin, Fred Hunter, Melvin Ruark Jehan Cashona, and Wm Newman's circle.
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B. EB. Buis
Cen ‘Beryl
Glen Burgess
Coatesville
Lloyd
Harrison McGinnis
Muncie
L. BE. McGinnis
Ray
Arthur Swarens
Alfred Stone
Oran Buis
Lester Storm
Greencastle
Myrtle Storm
Sammy Goodwin
Fred Hunter
Melvin Ruark
Jehan Cash Ona
Wm. Newman
Cleveland Editors Sentenced for Contempt
Louis B. Seltzer editor and Carlton K. Matson chief editorial writer of a Cleveland newspaper were found guilty of contempt of court. Judge Frederick P. Walther ordered 30 days imprisonment and fines of 500 dollars plus costs for each.
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Cleveland
INS
Louis B. Seltzer
Carlton K. Matson
Common Pleas
Frederick P. Walther
Two Cat Bite Victims Treated in Bloomington
Two persons were treated for cat bites in Bloomington. Mrs. Frank Cox and Harold Townsend were the victims. Heads of both cats were sent to Indiana state health officials in Indianapolis for rabies testing.
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Bloomington
Frank Cox
Harold Townsend
State Department of Health
Indianapolis
Social notes from Hamrick Station and Reelsville events
Miss Reba Hutcheson spent Friday night with friends Madonna and Florence Hutcheson. L M Chew family visited Frank Senters in Pleasant Garden. Local attendees enjoyed the play Clubbing A Husband by 4-H Club at Reelsville High School. Mrs Hubert Morrison and her children from Muncie are visiting here. Ice cream social held at Reelsville MX Church Tuesday night.
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Reba Hutcheson
Madonna
Florence Hutcheson
L. M. Chew
Frank Senters
Pleasant Garden
Mmembers
Reelsville High School
Hubert Morrison
Muncie
Reelsville M. Kx
Snake found in bed at Indiana summer home
Mrs. Willard Eberhart of Orlando Florida discovered a large snake between mattress and footboard at the Eberhart summer home in Edinburg Indiana. Paul Eberhart fired a .22 caliber pistol killing the reptile, which measured over three feet, after the frightful discovery.
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Edinburg
Ind
INS
Willard Eberhart
Orlando
Fla
Eberhart
Here
Paul Eberhart
James Eberhart
Navy dirigible to be launched within a month
The first all metal dirigible built in the United States, made in Detroit, nears completion. It will hold 200000 cubic feet of helium, inflate in about two days, and launch within the month as tests for its performance continue.
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NAVY
E. B. Lockett
International News Service
Washington
Detroit
Air Division
Goodyear Company
Akron
Ohio
Plana
Herald News Subscriptions in Greencastle Indiana
The Herald established as the Star and Demarest in 1868 offers mail subscriptions in Putnam County three dollars a year and outside Putnam County three fifty a year with Greencastle carrier delivery ten cents a week. Charles J. Arnold is proprietor LeRoy Bee city editor Roy Evans manager. Published daily except Sunday at 17-19 South Jackson Street. Telephone 65.
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Herald
The
Star & Demera
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
LeRoy Bee
Roy Evans
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Putnam County
Morton News Social Notes from the Area
James I. Nelson of Greencastle was in Morton last Monday. Hubert Clodfelter and wife visited Indianapolis with Mrs Nell Bettis and family. Families attended the funeral of William Davis last week. Mr and Mrs Oscar Obenchain of Greencastle and Charles Frank of California were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Claude Burk.
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James I. Nelson
Greencastle
Morton
Hubert Clodfelter
Indianapolis
Nell Bettis
D. P. Alexander
Gary
Beulah Yocum
Chicago
William Davis
Oscar Obenchain
Charles Frank
California
Claude Burk
Prichard
Crawfordsville
Carrie Clodfelter
Lee Miller
Muncie
Helen Maddox
Illinois
Sant Maddox
John Lloyd
Russellville
William Perkins
Sarah Spaulding
Rockville
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