Banquet Tonight Honors Homer Speaker at Me rror ia l Church
Mro haypool Tt editor of the Tnunpapolis News will be the speaker at a Friday 7:45 banquet in the chapel hosted by the Business Men's Bible class of Merrioria! Presbyterian Church. The class has a history of presenting timely papers with lessons. J L Clough, former class president, contributed papers including Brain and Personality Some Physiological Aspects of Habit and The Galveston and Des Moines plans of Municipal Government.
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Tnunpapolis News
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Galveston
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WWI Tales Any Cause of Catarrh
A fragment notes a personal claim about self financing cure for catarrh and related ailments during wartime period. It presents a bold statement of determination to seek treatment independently. The text references health concerns tied to the era without detailing scientific backing.
Indiana and neighboring towns news briefs
Indiana Evansville reports 400 brewery workers shift to eight hour days with slight wage increases. New Albany covers Noah Burris trial for murder as jury selection proceeds. Linton notes absence of Ernest K. Caswell of Home Savings and Loan with auditor state expert in town. Lafayette records Indiana Corn Growers annual meeting with J F Prigg elected president and corn prize winners. Yankeeville chronicles fatal shooting of contractor Charles Davies by his son Hugh during a hunt. Hammond item notes ongoing forceful hospital fight at St Margaret's.
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Cloverdale
J. D. Whitsides
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Rockfield
Amusements at Rand Opera House Ice Skating Novelty
A novelty at the Grand features Butler and Bassett skating on real ice frozen on stage. The set shows a snow laden landscape with a frozen stream reaching the footlights and a ten foot square vat holding the ice. Skeptics were admitted to verify the illusion.
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The Squaw Man at Park Theater Delights Audiences
The Park Theater presents The Squaw Man with a vivid portrayal of Ute chief Tabuwana. The lead actor delivers a striking impersonation that resonates with early Native American themes, drawing large crowds and favorable attention for this initial Broadway run at reduced prices.
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Newlyweds and Baby Ride to Park Theater for January Run
The Newlyweds and Their Baby a big musical at the Park Theater opens January seventh. The company includes many people and elaborate costumes with a blue gown in Act I worn by the bride. The show, based on a George McManus cartoon with songs by Seymour Brown Nat D Aver and John W Bratton, features an augmented orchestra and a popular advance sale.
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Woeet
Seymour Brown
Nat D Aver
John W. Bratton
Lansing woman dies after severe burn and birth
Busch of Lansing Illinois succumbed after being burned while lighting a fire with kerosene. She was transported to Hammond five miles in a bobsled through twenty below zero conditions. Soon after she gave birth to a son in the hospital, a remarkable display of vitality observed by doctors.
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Babe Smothers While En Route to Griffith Church
In Valparaiso Indiana January 13 a baby girl died while being driven to revival services near Hammond. Mrs Edward Schoen, seeing the child cry, drew it close to her breast and authorities believe she smothered the infant during the sleigh ride to the church.
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Victory for Ross at New Castle boxing card
Tony Reas knocked out Tommy Dugan in the third round of a scheduled 12 round bout in New Castle Pennsylvania Dugan was outclassed from the start and fell after Reas delivered a sleep wallop in the third round.
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Ute language skating act headlines Majestic program
The Majestic features a stage act where the skater uses Ute language in delivery, with two workers daily preparing an ice surface for feats by a renowned duo. The Colonial Theater showcases Miss King in The Grasittan Robber of the Hills with unique costumes and Brazilian dance routines amid Robber chief and band scene references.
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Tiger Lilies at FremPIRE Theater Delight Audiences
Billy Spencer stars in The Tiger Lilies at the Empire theater this week. The chorus of 25, praised as the prettiest yet, features costly Paris costumes and strong singing and dancing that earn multiple encores.
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Severin the pantomimist praised as dramatic study at Colonial
S I Conner extols Severin the French pantomimist now at the Colonial as a vital study for actors seeking true ideals. He argues pantomime reveals audience response, praises Severin and his piece Conscience for gripping performance, and predicts awakening interest in schools of oratory and drama.
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Executor Sale of Real Estate in Indianapolis
Notice by Lewis W. Keith executor as private sale of two Indianapolis parcels with houses at 32 and 54 Dearborn street and 2921 and 923 Moore avenue. Appraisals total 3500 dollars. Sale February 1, 1916 at Pickerill law offices, Indianapolis. If not sold, sale continues daily at same time and place. Also notices appointments of Ora D Stephenson and Walburga Oebler as administrators and executrix in Marion County records.
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