Putnamville Socials and Camp News Patchwork
Mr and Mrs Will Callis and daughter and Mr and Mrs Harry Mercer and son of Indianapolis spent Sunday with the Hansel family. 4-H Club members attended Merom camp. Susie Nicely returned from Brazil. Louise Blue Bernice Lewis Arthur Swearns and Francis McClure attended Epworth League Institute at River Vale. George Huron bought a Nash coach. The Moore family and Evens family attended the Putnamville picnic at Brookside Park in Indianapolis.
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Will Callis
Harry Mercer
Indianapolis
Fred Hansel
Merom
Susie Nicely
Brazil
Lewis
Arthur Swearns
Francis McClure
Epworth League Institute
River Vale
George Huron
Nash
R. T. Moore
A. L. Evens
Arthur
Ruth
Brookside Park
On With the Show and Welcome Home Musical Comedy Plans
A 1929 Herald on the Shows piece reviews Warner Bros. On With the Show as the first 100 natural color Vitaphone film. It notes Welcome Home a road musical comedy, with Willie Durant as backer who with Nita French encounters Kitty and Dad Malone in attempts to fund the show as Saturday payrolls lag and Sam Bloom confronts his scenery.
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Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc
Warner Bros
Yamded
Willie Durant
Nita French
Nita
Kitty
Malone
Jimmy
Jerry Connolly
Sam Bloom
Broadway Dream on the Levee Show Struggles Continue
Sam Bloom pressures Jerry over unpaid scenery money while the Comedy troupe pushes toward Broadway. Jimmy aids in stalling, Nita French appears in the wings, and Durant remains missing as the Welcome Home Company fights to keep the production afloat. The scene builds toward a pivotal confrontation about funding and finish.
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Sam
Georgie
Jerry
Broadway
Harold Astor
Bloom
Welcome Home
Nita French
Nita
Sam Bloom
Jory
Willie Durant
Durant
Polish World War II aviators once foes become comrades in flight
Twelve years ago two Polish fliers fought as enemies on the Eastern Front. They later joined forces against the Bolsheviks, sharing skill and fate until 1921. Major Leon Idzikowski, 38, and Major Casimir Kubala were the first casualties of their unlikely alliance during a flight to Mitchell Field. Idzikowski, a Polytechnical Institute student in 2014, was decorated by Russia and joined the Aeronautic Service in 1916. Kubala, a Cracow Jagiellonian University chemist, transferred to aviation in 1916 and was regarded as Poland’s leading aviator and observer. Their war-time paths diverged and then converged as they pursued peace-scene missions together.
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Eastern Front
Leon Idzikowski
Casimir Kubala
Mitchel Field
S. L
Idzikowski
Polytechnical Institute
Liege
Belgium
Aeronautic Service
Russia
Jagiellonian University of Cracow
Kubala
Poland
Germany
Austria
Kosciusko Escadrille
Cedric Fauntleroy
Chicago
Corinne Griffith Stars in Prisoners at Voncastle Theatre
Corinne Griffith appears in Prisoners based on the Ferenc Molnar story in Budapest. She plays a bakery cafe waitress who flirts with and entices patrons to buy Hungarian pastries while sharing beer with university students. Baron von HesSe portrays Kore the pastry cook. Jan Keith co-stars as the leading man.
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Corinne Griffith
Ferenc Molnar
Budapest
Voncastle Theatre
Miss Griffith
Kore
First National Star
Baron von Hesse
Hollywood
Moscow
Jan Keith
Divine Lady
Greville
Hutcheson reunion plans and local visits noted
HAMRICK STATION reports Mr and Mrs FE Clothier of Rockford Illinois visiting the Hutchesons and Haucks with Mary. Florence and Madonna Hutcheson visited Reba Hutcheson near Reelsville. Raymond Hammond called to Danville Illinois for a relative's death. Hutcheson reunion committee met to arrange the August 4 gathering at Mr Hutcheson's grave site. others attended a Mount Olive weiner roast and neighbors visited C G Ferrand and local families. Mrs H L Morrison and children from Muncie spent a week with relatives here. Ernest Avert and his wife visited near Reelville with Andrew Appell.
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FE. P. Clothier
Rockford
Ill
KE. P. Hauck
Mary
Florence
Madonna Hutcheson
Reba Hutcheson
Reelsville
Raymond Hammond
Danville
Hutcheson
P. Ed. Hutcheson
Mr. Hutcheson
Mount Olive
Ed. Hutcheson
C. G. Ferrand
H. L. Morrison
Muncie
Ernest Avert
Andrew Appell
Reelville
349 Chickens Stolen From Manchester Area Farm
Wabash Indiana July 30 Thieves stole 349 pure stock chickens from the Little farm near North Manchester while the owners were away. Each bird valued at 4 dollars making the haul worth about 1396 dollars. The crime leaves the couple facing a potential meal and a risky payoff for the thieves.
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Wabash
Ind
Wayne Little
Manchester
The Herald Gazette Advertisement Rates and Editorial Staff
The Herald, known as the Star and Democrat since 1868, lists Charles J. Arnold as proprietor LeRoy Bee city editor Roy Evans ss005 manager and publishes daily except Sundays from 17 19 South Jackson Greencastle Indiana. Rates show Putnam County three dollars yearly and outside Putnam County three fifty yearly with local carrier delivery at two dollars per week.
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the Herald
The
Star & Democrat
Greencastle
Ind
Charles J. Arnold
LeRoy Bee
Roy Evans
South Jackson
Indiana
Local visits as residents spend day with relatives
Mrs Edna Gardner and her son Junior visited Thursday with Mrs Stella Cox. Charley Frazier of Terre Haute was here one day this week to visit relatives.
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Edna Gardner
Junior
Stella Cox
Charley Frazier
Terre Haute
Baseball Scores From The Day In American Leagues
American Association games featured Kansas City 9 over Indianapolis 8 in five innings and Columbus 22 over Minneapolis 15. Milwaukee and Louisville combined for a 2 run game, St Paul beat Toledo 9 to 4. In the American League Philadelphia edged Detroit in ten innings 5 to 4, New York 7 over Chicago 3, Cleveland 11 over Boston 4, Washington 11 over St. Louis 9. National League saw Philadelphia defeat Pittsburgh 15 to 5, New York 3 over Cincinnati 0, Chicago 4 over Boston 0, St. Louis 10 over Brooklyn 9.
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Kansas City
Indianapolis
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
National League
Philadelpha
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Monon Spends Million for More Locomotives
Bloomington July 30 Nearly 1 000 000 worth of new locomotives will arrive at Monon railroad McDool yards Sept 1 ten engines represent an outlay exceeding 700 000 three are Mikado type capable of pulling 1800 tons coal traffic expected heavy winter freight demand and yard preparations underway.
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Bloomington
Monon Railroad
McDool
Monon
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Putnamville
Ting
Louise Blue
Bernice
Arline Dehaas
Pete
Jericho
Asia
China
Voncastle
Hamrick Station
Putnam County
Greencastle Bloomington
Crawford Hotel
Philadelphia
Detroit
Goodyear
Double Eagle
Goodyear Supertwist
Consolidated Tire & Battery Co
N. Side
A. L. Dobbs
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