Marion visitors buy hotel furnishings in Marion
George W. Compton lead a party from Elreno Oklahoma returning to their homes after spending several days in Marion. They completed the purchase of complete furnishings for 150 hotel rooms for two hotels in Elreno and Lawton. Equipment was bought from the Mayfou Iron and Brass Bed company Kelley Chair factory and Spencer Table company. The visitors praised Marion and its products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion. Ind
George W. Compton
H. S. Shaffer
H. Poulson
J. G. Strong
Elreno
Okla
L. R. Steele
Lawton
Marion
City
Chase
Mayfou Iron and Brass Bed Company
Kelley Chair Factory
Spencer Table Company
Harper named athletics director at Wabash College
Harper, coach of the Wabash football team, will serve as athletics director for the rest of the year and all of next year. He will oversee all athletic branches except basketball, which remains under Ralph Wicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Harper
Wabash
Harper
Ralph Wicks
Justice Reports Four Cities Vote Against Chicago Meeting
Justice of the Central association states four of seven circuit cities have voted against holding a joint Monday meeting in Chicago with Three-Eye league directors to discuss reorganization plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice
Central Association
Chicago
Turkeys higher in price for holiday dinner season
Market shoppers report turkey prices up compared with last year due to scarcity. Dressed turkeys go for 3% to 3 cents a pound and live birds 2 to 2 cents higher, with substitutes like geese ducks and chickens available dressed or live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
Paul Gall Indicted by Grand Jury in Bank Embezzlement Case
A federal grand jury indicted eight former bank employees and associates in a scheme involving embezzlement and false book entries. Key figures include Max Emmerich, Paul C Gall, Harry C Prinzler, and William H Marker, with Gall described as a Republican politician accused of inducing concealment of an overdraft.
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Federal Grand Jury
National Banks
Max Emmerich
Capital National Bank
Paul C. Grall
Harry C. Prinzler
Emmerich
William H. Marker
Fiest National
Tipton
Noah H. Marker
Frank H. Nicolai
City National Bank of
Auburn
Howard Phillips
Terre Haute National Bank
E. N. Detzer
First National Bank of
Fort Wayne
Wiliam H. Marker
Noah R. Marker
Elbert W. Shirk
Chicago
Indiana
Tipton Bank
Max P. Emmerich
Capital Naional Bank
Paul C. Gall
Phillips
Nicolai
Detzer
Paul Gall
Gall
Samuel Adair Dies at Son-in-Law's Home
Samuel Adair aged 63 died suddenly of heart trouble at 10:30 Thursday night while visiting his son-in-law Orange W. VanSickle at 1020 N Beville Avenue. He had supper with the family, was born in Ohio, lived in Indianapolis three years, and formerly worked for Eli Lilly. Survived by widow and two daughters Mrs Orange W Van Sickle and Mrs Bert Berryman of Memphis Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Adair
Orange W. VanSickle
Beville Avenue
Mr.Adair
Ohio
Indianapolis
Eli Lilly Company
Orange W. van Sickle
Bert Berryman
Memphis
Tena
Ordinary care reduces danger of consumption
Authorities exhort that common caution can lessen tuberculosis risk as many cases start from neglecting a simple cough or cold. A home remedy is proposed: mix glycerine, virgin oil of pine compound, and whisky, and take a teaspoon four times daily, claimed to break a cold in 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Amusements at the Grand and Park Theaters This Week
At the Grand, Miss Bird Millman of the Millman trio distributed hundreds of photographs to feminine patrons and autographs for request. the bill includes Night in a Monkey Music Hall and Pat and the Genii with lively acts by Katherine Hayes, Sabel Johnson, Lew Sully, Hyman Meyer, Clark and Bergman, Baptiste and Franconi, and Kinodrome pictures. At the Park, The Working Man's Wife opens for the week, with a steel-mill melodrama featuring Clara Joel and Hazel Carleton, and Under Southern Skies returns as Thanksgiving attraction with new scenic equipment and costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Rand Opera House
Miss Bird Millman
Millman
Grand
Perron
Miss Millman
Indianapolis
Charles the Firat
Tom Nawn
Sabel Johnson
John Crall
Traction
New York
Mary Bradley
Clara Joel
Miss Joel
Hazel Carleton
Park Theater
New Colonial Theater to Open with Star Cecilia Loftus
The new Colonial Theater at Illinois and New York streets opens with a high profile program and modern comforts including free phone service and a ladies reception room. Cecilia Loftus headlines with impersonations of famous performers, aided by magic feats and dance acts. the bill also features Sidney Grant, Ed Blondell & Co, and Mazuz & Mazette, closing with Coloniscope views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olonial Theater
Theter
Illinois
New York Streets
Indianapolis
Cecilia Loftus
Vesta Victoria
Anne Held
Fay Templeton
Clarice Vance
Pat Campbell
Ethel Barrymore
Lotta Faust
Rose Stahl
Carrie de Mar
Harry Lauder
Maria Dressler
Yvette Guilbert
Billie Burke
Mme. Nazimova
Sarah Bernhardt
Frances Starr
Bert Wiliams
Maude Adams
Caruso
Rolland Travers
Zay Holland
Cameron & Gaylord
Sidney Grant
Ed Blondell & Co
Mazuz & Mazette
Mme. Lorette
92 year old Hannah Gould travels with 27 children
Mrs. Hannah Gould aged 92 travels via Louisville and Nashville from Washington to Berkeley California with 27 children and 32 grandchildren en route to a family reunion. At Berkeley the gathering will unite children grandchildren and great grandchildren for the first family meeting of the tribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Hannah Gould
Here
Berkeley
Cal
Louisville & Nashville
Washington
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Mass. Ave
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Diamond Merchant
N. Ihools St. Claypool Hotel
Burlington
National Biscuit Company
Tonie Purifier
Blackburn
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Estic Theater
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Denman Thompson
New England
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Vonnegut Hardware Co
E. Wash. St
Wess
Dr. Miles
Mrs. Ferrier
Lynn St
Lincoln
Neb
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
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