Dramatic Club Presents Two Plays at The Odeon
The Dramatic Club under S. I. Conner announces two plays at the Odeon Theater. The program opener is Husband, by H. ie, featuring Thomas F. Snyder and Catherine Snyder. Cast includes Ruth Stacy Ruth Arts, Arthur Bernault, Northcott, Lillian Hameton, Clara Shumm, with a country villa setting and a gardener Spreadbrow.
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S. I. Conner
Odeon
Tan School of Music
Cone
H. Ie
Thomas F. Snyder
W. S. Gilbert
I. Conner
Arthur Bernaultine Northcott
Lillian Hameton
Clara Shummet
Tooth Ailment Triggers Illinois Streetcar Crash
In a Friday night collision at Illinois and Ohio Streets two Illinois street cars collided after a motorman’s ulcerated tooth caused him to faint when he touched the exposed nerve. The wreck threw 50 passengers from seats. many were cut by glass but no serious injuries. Brown was rescued unconscious, revived by Dr Poole.
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Illinois
Ohio
Samuel Brown
Washington Street
Indiana Avenue
Brown
Poole
Palm Sunday and Holy Week Services Across Local Churches
The community hears several sermons and events this Palm Sunday season. Gounod’s cantata at St Pauls Episcopal. Bishop Francis confirms at 10:45. Dr W H Crawshaw preaches at First Baptist. Tabernacle Presbyterian hosts Rev Neil McPherson. Memorial, Central Christian, and other churches announce evangelistic meetings, communion services and sermons through Easter week with various pastors and a chorus.
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Gallia
Gounod
St. Pauls Episcopal Church
Francis
W. H. Crawshaw
Colgate University
First Baptist Church
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Ashland Avenue
Eleventh Street
Henry Ballard
St. Joe, Mo
Frank ©. Ballard
Frank Do. Huston
Frank C. Huston
Hoosier in Army Feels Zero Cold in Alaska
Danville Indiana April 3 WHI Cash reports from Fairbanks Alaska via his son in the signal corps. The Daily News lists telegraphic service with four pages and 15 cent price per copy or $2 monthly. February 24 recorded 18 below to 9 above. the son notes the coldest spell at 60 below.
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Danville
Ind
Whi Cash
Fairbanks
Alaska
Signal Corps
Army
United States
Sick Child Denied Hospital Aid Amid Kitchen Fumes
In a Bates Street home a nine year old, Typhoid pneumonia, is kept in a cramped room by a mother and two children while fumes from the stove hinder breathing. Inspector Shine orders no more cooking in that room and seeks to move the child to City Hospital despite the mother's refusal to allow ambulance transport.
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Vernon Roberts
Farmer’s Leg Broken Twice in Short Time
Moses Eastes of Greenfield Indiana suffered a broken leg earlier this year and again this week while sowing oats he was knocked down by frightened horses as the grain drill pulled over him the second fracture occurred about six inches above the first.
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Greenfield
Ind
Moses Eastes
Mount Comfort
Judge Ross Favors Rhodius Property Compromise
Probate Judge Ross shows favor to a proposed settlement between guardian James M. Berryhill for George Rhodius and claimants Joseph Emminger and Werner Amiet over a 1906 Washington street property deed. The parties, who won ownership in a prior suit, agree to raise rents for the Circle Park hotel for 15 years if title is quieted in their favor.
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Ross
James M. Berryhill
George Rhodius
Joseph Emminger
Werner Amiet
Washington Street
Rhodius
Circle Park Hotel
Death of John R. Sourbier at 72 ends long illness
John R. Sourbier, 72, died Friday at his home 246 W Morris Street after a complication of diseases. Funeral services are set for 2 PM Monday, conducted by Rev L F Dimmitt. He was a longtime Madison Avenue M E church official board member and father of Edward G Sourbier, former Marion County sheriff. A widow and two other children survive.
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Sourbier
L. F. Dimmitt
Madison Avenue M. E. Church
Edward G. Sourbier
Marion County
Tish I Mingo A New Song Makes A Hit
A new song titled Tish I Mingo has just been published by Indianapolis composers Doc Dalby and Charles Francis Roberts. The refrain is catchy and the arrangement up to Roberts’s standard. The pair also wrote When Your Uncle Samuel Starts the Fun. Tish I Mingo has already been featured at a local theater.
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Indianapolis
Doc Dalby
Charles Francis Roberts
Ments
Robert
Samuel
Electric Shock Fatally Strikes Man in Bath
Conrad Sperka a 25 year old electrician died Friday night from an electric bath at George Barnes 416 West Twenty first street Indianapolis He habitually used a device to divert current into bath water and likely received a higher voltage than intended Sperka's home is in Germany and he has been in Indianapolis about three months.
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Conrad Sperka
George Barnes
Twentyfirst Street
Soaiaiane Sperka
Germany
Indianapolis
Portia Jenkins and Roy Taylor Wed in Dana Indiana
Social notes report Portia L. Jenkins and Roy A. Taylor married by Rev. Harry Bell on Friday. They plan to live in Eugenia flats after May 1 and visited at Dana, Indiana after the ceremony.
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Portia L. Jenkins
Effie D. Plummer
Roy A. Taylor
Harry Bell
Mr. Terry
Dana
Ind
Eugenia Flats
Americans Sail to London With Chorus Ladies
Four members of Rose Stahl's Chorus Lady company sail from New York to London aboard the White Star liner Cedric, accompanied by their mothers. The article notes stage door Johnny legends as harmless, while London Johnny lore is discussed by the performers.
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New York
Rose Stahl
Lady
London
Cedric
Orthographic Anarchy Advocated At Indiana Meeting
A speaker at the Southern association urged orthographic anarchy against prescribed spelling rules. The Northern association gathered 2 000 teachers at Caleb Mills hall for a Hamlet reading by Walter Howe and a concert by the male quartet.
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Connersville
W. Otto Miessner
Annie Fellows Johnston
Juliet V. Strauss
Elsie Brown
Chicago
Will Carleton
Northern Association
Caleb Mills Hall
Walter Howe
America
William A. Shea
Charlies G. Fitch
Charles B. Leppert
Herman H. Rabe
Cecile M. Bell
Olive Kiler
Tull E. Brown
Oliver Willard Pierce
W. O. Hiatt
Frankfort
Lou Woods
Farmland
A. W. Smalley
Lafayette
H. M. Appleman
South Bend
E. Schultz
Marton
N. C
Police Halt Mitchell Club Boxing Show
A planned boxing event at the Mitchell club in Indianapolis was canceled after police refused a permit. About 500 spectators, including Jerry Murphy and Andy Bezenah, faced disappointment as preliminaries were scrapped and exhibitions deemed tasteless. Police presence and warnings deterred referees and the promoter group left dissatisfied, highlighting tensions between promoters and law enforcement.
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Mitchell Club
Jerry Murphy
Andy Bezenah
Sandman
Peace Guardians
Sandmann
Indianapolis
Special Casket Made for Heavyset Richmond Woman
Miss Adelia M. Weaver of Wayre county, the heaviest woman in the county, died yesterday in Richmond Indiana. She weighed over 400 pounds, and a special casket had to be made for her funeral.
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Richmond
Ind
Adelia M. Weaver
Wayre County
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