Elks prepare major musical comedy Careless Cupid
The Elks rehearse nightly for their annual entertainment Careless Cupid to be staged April 29 30 and May 1 at English's. Over a hundred lodge men wives and sweethearts take part with a strong lineup of principals and a large beauty chorus. Fred erick E Howe leads the production aiming for one of the lodge’s biggest shows in 36 years of annual entertainments.
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The
Elks
English’s
Lodge
Frederick E. Howe
Prof Harry Gers Dies Reputed German Instructor
Washington Ind April 17 Prof Harry Gers longtime German teacher at Ideal High and later at Louisville Louis ville Male High authored German text which became widely used His father is Dr Henry Gers and he was regarded as one of the state’s most efficient German instructors.
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Washington, Ind
Harry Gers
Ideal High School
Louisvile Male High School
Louisville
Gers
Henry Gers
Woman Sees Burglar Escape From Home on Meridian
Mrs. Richard Lieber entered her residence at 2640 North Meridian Street Friday night and observed a burglar climb over the porch roof, enter through an open window, and jump to the ground before fleeing with a silver money bag ten dollars and several jewelry items.
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Richard Lieber
Meridian Street
Gary seeks more girls for trained nurse program
Miss Kelly of the Franciscan Sisters training school in Burlington announces a new nurse training program at Mercy hospital in Gary Indiana. She calls for girls with high school education and good morals to enroll, offering free board and lodging and lectures by local doctors. The program has operated since April and will expand with a west side hospital, providing classroom and practical training.
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Gary
Ind
Kelly
Training School of the
Franciscan Sisters
Burlington
Mercy Hospital
Werk
St. Paul’s Parish House
New York
Illinois Streets
Helen Nell Lemmon
Nellie B. Shaffer
Indiana-Boston School of Expression and Dramatic Art
Harriet Augusta Prank
Rohm
Mildred Pangborn
Nightingale
Fitaiaas Jean Ingelow
Mary Marguerite Fender
Lilly Marie Hedrick
C.ccseesees
E. M. McCollum
Claud Henry Wolf
Helen Louise Prunk
James Whitcomb Riley
Horace Willard Prunk
Tiger Lily
M. L. Fiske
Leybach
Frances Estelle Longshore
Ruth
Alice Howard Kimball
Anna
Harriet Augusta Prunk, Jr
Ella
Hildred Ruth Dunlap
Abbie
Edith
Gertrude Pin- Elizabeth Clark
H. Grady
Wakin
Gordon Griffin
Wescessees
Naughty Zeil
Rheinberge
Dorothy Dudley Jordan
Ethel Elizabeth Clark
Aeeween
Hildred
Ruth Dunia
Jea Neen
Tijohn Nancy
Ethel
Claud Henry Wal
Drusilla
Gertrude Pettijonn
Miss Malony
Women’s Home to Be Endowed by the People
A drive to fund the Home for Friendless Women gathers momentum with a steering committee from the home’s trustees meeting at the Commercial Club to organize a May canvass. Plans call for daily sessions and solicitor teams to raise funds for enlarging the home on N Capitol Avenue and boosting the endowment.
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Commercial Club
N. Capitol Avenue
Martinsville 10 Get New Vandalia Station
Martinsville Indiana April 17 The plans for a new Vandalia depot are approved by the general superintendent. The structure will be modern in design using fine materials and will extend to the Pike street line with the east side switch removed. The freight house will sit on the north side and the station will be modernized in line with current equipment.
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Indianapolis
Mme
Bloomfield Zeisler
Caleb Mills
Second Presbyterian Church Organ Fund
Charles Hansen
Pearson Music House
Greenfield
Franklin
Martinsville
Danville
Crawfordsville
Lebanon
Lafayette
Frankfort
Tipton
Noblesville
Anderson
Muncie
Columbus
New York Times
Verdi Second Presbyterian Church Quartet
Tarusig
Scarlatti
Cee Paganini
Schuman
Schumann
Walt
Walt Masken
Wina
Forteilende Bruder
Hark
Schubert
Liszt
sOiebee
Debussy
Viale
Viacciv
Saint-Saens
Eugene Ogenuine
Hopin Adarand
Ind
Gineral
Coy
Pike Street
Hoige
Keller suffers knee injury in fall at Washington
Louis Keller fell in Washington on April 17 and severely injured his knee. The attending physician believes the kneecap is broken and fears he may be unable to walk again. Keller is a sufferer from locomotor ataxia.
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Washington
Ind
Louis Keller
Keeler
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Irvington North Yard
325Th St
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Jndiane
Steve
Pettis Dry Goods
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J. P. Beteeall
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