Multiple Church Sermons and Vacations Highlight Weekend
Religious services across several churches feature sermons by J Floyd Seelig Vernon W Couillard F P Stocker L E Smith and others with topics ranging from Food for a Hungry World Affirma tive Religion Tolstoy and Christian Idealism and The Trial and Crucifixion of Christ. Thomas Meighan plans a Hollywood to New York vacation after The Mating Call.
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Tolstoy
Calvary United Brethren Church
State and
Hoyt Aves
L. P. Cooper
Thomas Meighan
Hollywood
New York
Mrs. Meighan
Frances Ring
Great Neck
L. I
Bible Conference at Winona Lake in Sunday program
Sunday at Winona Lake continues the Bible Conference with an 8 AM praise service and afternoon lectures in the Tabernacle and Auditorium. Speakers include Dr. E. C. McCown, Dr. John B. Koehne, Dr. William T. Ellis, and Bishop Fred B. Fisher with music by Homer Rodeheaver and choir. Special events note Homecoming day August 23.
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Winona Lake
Bible Conference
Jin the Christian Temple
Fred B.isher
Tabernacle
William A. Patterson
E. C. McCown
Pittsburgh
John B. Koehne
Family Altar League
John
William T. Ellis
Holy Lands
Hillside Service
W. E. Biederwolf
Fred B. Fisher
Christ
Fred Hope
Africa
Homer Rodeheaver
S Choir
Rev. W. A
Dr. Holzer
Holzer
Ulry
Insull set for public park plan at Cumberland Falls
Samuel Insull of Chicago faces a license from the Federal Power Commission to develop Cumberland Falls power on the Cumberland River. The plan would dam the river but keep some water over the falls and create a public boating and fishing resort funded from power revenues, balancing navigation and scenic protections with enterprise.
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Uel Insull
Chicago
Cumberland Falls
Federal Power Commission
O. C. Merrill
Merrill
Cumberland Hydro-Electric Company
Insull
Mid- West Utilities Company
Cumberland River
Tasull
Kentucky
Federal Commission
Bebe Daniels Returns to Work in Take Me Home
Bebe Daniels resumes film work on a new picture titled Take Me Home with Neil Hamilton as her leading man. The announcement notes ongoing production activity and Daniels’s return to the screen.
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Bebe Daniels
Take Me Home
Neil Hamilton
Simple Alice White gowns in Show Girl opening sequence
The Simplest Alice White wore the simplest of her twenty two gowns prepared for Show Girl in the opening sequence. In other scenes she will wear plenty of frills and furbelows.
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Alice White
Marriage of Tomorrow Under James Flood Starts Work
The project titled Marriage of Tomorrow begins work under the direction of James Flood. Details indicate initial planning and expected early-stage activities as the program launches under Flood's supervision.
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James Flood
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J. Floyd Seelig
Fifty-First Street M. E
Mabel Twitty Meyer
Seelig
Broadway Evangelical Church
Moravian Episcopal Church
Thirty-Fourth and
Hovey Sts
Vernon W. Couillard
Twenty-Second St
Broadway
F. P. Stocker
L. E. Smith
Floyd Seelig
William W. Daup
Churches of Christ
Capitol Avenue
M. E
Joseph G. Moore
Epworth League
Marion County
Downey Avenue Christian Church
Stanley Selleck
R. Melvyn Thompson
The
Northwood Christian Church
Faith Tremendous
Edwin Ray M. E
Bertram Day
J. F. Blankenhorn
Ernest Mullendore
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Christ Episcopal Church
Heavn
C. H. Scheick
Lynhurst Baptist Church
Hell
M. B. Hyde
Edwin Ray M. E. Church
St. Paul M. E. Church
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Seventh Christian
Forest A. Reed
Brookside
United Brethren Church
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
C. D. Fischer
Richmond
Wernle Lutheran Orphans Home
Roy Remler
Lowell Engelking
Indianapolis
Dexter M. Keezer
Washington
Sam
Bebe
Kelly Walnut Gardens
Walnut
John T. Cusack Co
W. Washington St
Riley
Cambry Oil Co
Cambry, Ind
Kelly
Walnut Gardens
Kelley
Denison
P. O
Don’t Telephone
Kentucky Ave
McMillin
Carson
East Ohio St
Lincoln
Kinney’s
Walnut Garden
Indiana
Denison Hotel
Ind
Eevee Chevrolet
Jones- Whitaker Co
Otto Graff
East Market Street
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