Social and Personal Notes From Indiana Towns
Mrs W Dickey visits Mrs Mary McAlister of Terre Haute and several locals travel between Indianapolis Greenfield and Shelbyville. Misses Rey Troutman Schmidt and others return home from visits in Columbia Lafayette Terre Haute and Frankfort. A thimble party honors Elsie Allen before her marriage to Harry Bishop. The maples in Dubin host visitors and a wedding at Roberts Park Church unites Miss Wilma Cook and Forest Long. Prof and Mrs MacDaniel leave for a wedding trip.
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W. Dickey
Mary McAlister
Terre Haute
Mabel Rey
Grace Troutman
Columbia
Indianapolis
Jeanette Jacques
Louise Emerson
Lafayette
Pea Bir
Sire
Guy Rock
W. H. H. Rock
Greenfield
Michigan
Indianapols
Helen Schmidt
Grave Riede
George Green
John Kiger
T. C. Wilson
Muncie
Glen
Jane ‘Thomas
Elsie Allen
Harry Bishop
Neile Demmerly
Manchester
Miss Borer
Forest Long
Misa Wilma Cook
Miena Cook
Wesefeld
Taok Place
Roberts Parsh Church
Abert Thurlstane
Cook
J. G. Neuman
W. Hubbard
Nettie Kingill
Della King
Russell Fisher
Innes Ragtime Night at Fair Bank Concert
Thursday night at Fair Bank features Conductor Innes and his band performing ragtime selections plus a symphonic program on Thursday afternoon. The program includes pieces by Luders, Wright, Evarte, Crepengeter, Breck and others, with popular songs and overtures to please both ragtime fans and classical listeners.
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Fair Bank
Innes
Phureday Nichtly Innes
Fatlowa
Ludersay
Violeta
Wright
sPryat
Aira
Boprand
Evarte
Badens
Darkey
Benedict Larciasua
Nevin
Cornet
O'Reardon
Tom
Robin Hood
DeKoven
Bach-Gounod
Peer Gynt
Grieg
The Raid His Spanish Wife and Their Pretty Daughter
In a Tangier based trial a British commander in Moroccan service secures a divorce from his vivacious wife. His daughter Miss Maclean testifies as key witness alleging illicit affairs between Lady Maclean and Spencer Lewis Mortimer, an officer in the British garrison. The case recounts jealous notes and intimate scenes, with servants’ testimony supporting close relations between the spouses and Mortimer.
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Harry G. Farmer
London
Kala
Harry Maclean
Beoth
Morocco
Hebi
Spencer Lewis Mortimer
Maclean
Hig
Tangier
Kald
Mortimer
Lady Maclean
Neer
the Rock
Maeteen
Fez
Miss Maclean
Mr Darling Spen
Darling
Vigil in a Dark Corridor Ends in Family Triction
A troublesome night unfolds as Miss Maclean aids her daughter in a secret vigil. Custody and jealousy clash when Mortimer is involved and tensions flare between mother and child. The daughter accuses her mother while the father is urged to intervene amid a mounting family dispute.
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Brughter
Eich
Luce
Mortimer
Miss Maciean
Miss Aiclean
Miss Ataulean
Lady Maclean
Anserting
Ales 3Ladest
Thayer
Tangier
Pegan
Dora Thorne At The Park Stage Show Review
Rowland and Cliffords present Dora Thorne in B Parker’s dramatization of Bertha M tlai’s family novel. The production is praised as perhaps the best on the road. It combines a pure love story with amusement and interest.
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Rowland & Cliffords
Dora Thorne
Em B. Parker
Bertha M. Tlai
Imp Aspe
Pias
Peace Envoys Confer Under Portsmouth Yard Commander
Rear Admiral WV W Mead, commandant of the navy yard at Portsmouth New Hampshire, oversees the ongoing conference between the Ruselay and dayanese peace plenipotentiaries.
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WV. W. Mead
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
N. H
Park Theater Sermon Teaches Restful Pleasure for All
A planned sermon at the Park theater aims to counter bad impressions with an abiding, wholesome message that benefits and inspires listeners. It begins Thursday afternoon and invites those who see and hear to find rest and uplifting thoughts.
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Mt Leven
Park Theater
Smash Speed Record Engineer McCarthy Sets 75 MPH Mile Pace
Scripps-McRae press dispatch from Fort Wayne reports engineer Jerry McCarthy piloting the Pennsylv nia W hour train westbound from Crestline to Fort Wayne covering 131 miles in 16 minutes. The trip yielded an average speed of 75.08 mph and the train arrived two minutes early after departing 3 minutes late. The prior record for the same trip stood at 13 minutes.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Fort Wayne
Jerry McCarthy
Pennsylvania
Crestline
Franchise Ready for City Council Action
At Friday’s Board of Public Works session the proposed vent franchise was approved for a new company to be formed and sent to the city council next week. The firm will be capitalized at 1,000,000 with shares offered to the public. five trustees will run operations, with one appointed by the mayor. Lorenz Schmidt was selected as the third grantee to receive a parcel, replacing a resigned holder, in this notable local civic matter.
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Vent Gaz
Somcil
Ai2
Steck
Anrall
Bis
A. F. Potts
Frank D. Stalnaker
True
Lorenz Schmidt O
Schodlde
George Maratt
Eliisena
County Reunion Marks Thirteenth Dearborn Society Anniversary
The Deatburt county reunion will be held Sunday August 1 at the residence of Ft. Roach 49 BE Washington St Indianapolis. This will be the thirteenth anniversary of the Society. The committee assure a large attendance and all Dearborn youth are invited to join classmates and friends. President Algée Anderson Secretary
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Ft. Roach
Washington St
Indianapolis
Algee
Anderson
Whisky war at end in Peoria and Fenny distilleries
Special to the Sun Peoria and Fenny distilleries announce an increase in the price of spirit from SUR SN a gallon. The rise to the women at whisky Ik indicates the end of the war between the trust and independent manufacturers. The fight began over six months ago with prices driven down to near cost.
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Fenny Distilleries
Sur
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Indesengi
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