New York Tea Room Encounter Sparks Parade Invitation
Lucinda Flynn recalls a strange luncheon interview in a New York tea room where a prominent woman from Life magazine tested her with questions about joining a parade and filling a club vacancy. Flynn refused, noting the persistent probing as curious social theater. Meanwhile actors endured a disruptive stage scene as flames raged in the property room during Sally.
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New York
Lucinda Flynn
Miss Flynn
Life
Iask
John
If you were really going to steal anyway
A writer muses on auto theft, noting sixteen cars stolen in the city yesterday. Nine of the vehicles were inexpensive flivvers, with the author remarking that even though he disapproves, stylish, luxurious autos remain unguarded on the streets.
Eleanor Painter Aims for Grand Opera Return in The Last Waltz
Eleanor Painter, star of The Last Waltz by Oscar Strauss, plans an early return to grand opera. Previously overlooked in overwhelming settings, her musical comedy success now equips her for higher stage credentials. Last season she played Dolores in Flora Dora, and she asserts Strauss provides unmatched prep for grand opera.
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Eleanor Painter
Oscar Strauss
Miss Painter
Dolores
Flora Dora
Strauss
Ex Secretary of State and Noted Figures Land at Dock
An ex Secretary of State, a movie vamp, and ex champion bantamweight Johnny Conlon arrived on a large liner. Conlon drew the largest crowd as spectators recalled last winter when he toppled strong men who could not lift him. He remained tight lipped about his rumored secret amid questions at the dock.
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Johnny Conlon
Johnny
Europe
Woman Wins Damages Over Hair Dressing Injury
New York woman Agnes Gilson was awarded 2000 in damages after a hair dresser burned her scalp while styling her hair. The suit alleges negligence and the verdict highlights risks in salon work.
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New York
Agnes Gilson
Enterprising bootblack's cry startles Park Row crowds
A bold bootblack prowling Park Row shouts two cents to draw attention. Curious passersby pause to ask what his phrase means, indicating a lively street scene and an entrepreneurial hustle in the area.
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Park Row
Wilson Dons Motor Hobby Amid Restful Recovery
Former President Woodrow Wilson resumes outdoor motor driving on Conduit Road and Virginia pikes after a stomach ailment. He enjoys normal rest, follows a moderate diet, reads papers avidly, and keeps up a large correspondence while visitors remain scarce, mostly relatives and close friends.
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Philadelphia: Public Ledger
Woodrow Wilson
Sedfried Wanted in Louisville on Child Desertion Charge
William H. Sedfried of 924 Beast Eighth Street, this city, was arrested here Sunday morning on a child desertion charge. After consulting an attorney, he consented to return to Louisville without requisition.
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Louisville
William H. Sedfried
Beast Eighth Street
Tanlac credited by Indiana woman for full recovery
Mrs. Nettie Manis of Anderson Indiana reports dramatic relief from fourteen years of stomach cramps gas weakness and nervousness after taking Tanlac She says her appetite is normal and her health has vastly improved, expressing gratitude for the medicine in a testimonial.
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Taniac
Nettie Manis
Trovett Building
Anderson
Ind
Tanlac
Miles
Society notes from Indianapolis visit and local gathering
Mrs Sylvia French returned from a visit to her daughter Mrs Paul Ashley and Mr Ashley in Indianapolis. Miss Dorothy Knipe is home from a visit to her sister Miss Ar della Knipe of Reddick Ill. The A O C club met Saturday afternoon with Miss Bessie White. Music and dancing were enjoyed and refreshments were served. The following were present Misses Jane Wells Bolton Neva Williams Maybelle Baird Eva Reed Leona Ruck Ruth Prinz Dorothy Baldwin Ella Dinsmore and Bessie White.
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Sylvia French
Paul Ashley
Ashley
Dorothy Knipe
Ardella Knipe
Reddick, Ill
A. O.C. Club
Bessie White
Jane Wells Bolton
Neva Williams
Maybelle Baird
Eva Reed
Leona Ruck
Ruth Prinz
Dorothy Baldwin
Ella Dinsmore
Mrs Jacobs Guest of Charlestown Kin in Indiana
Mrs. George Jacobs is visiting her daughter Mrs. Louis Spriest erbach of Charlestown Indiana.
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George Jacobs
Louis Spriesterbach
Charlestown
Ind
Priscilla Club Meeting Postponed to Next Thursday
The Priscilla club meeting has been postponed until Thursday of next week. Members are advised to adjust schedules and await further notice from organizers.
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Priscilla Club
Mrs Roderic Munfort Visits Princeton Parents
Mrs. Roderic Munfort and her infant are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Cha Apple gate in Princeton Indiana.
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Roderic Munfort
Baby
Princeton,Ind
Mrs
Cha
Applegate
Mrs Ross Payne and twins to come home Friday
Mrs Ross Payne and her twin sons Ross Everitt and Paul Edwin are expected to be released Friday from St Edward Hospital in New Albany after treatment.
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Ross Payne
Ross Everitt
Paul Edwin
St. Edward Hospital
New Albany
Illness Prevented Pastor from Wesley Chapel Appointment
Rev Younngblood was unable to fill his morning service at Wesley Chapel yesterday due to illness.
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Younngblood
Wesley Chapel
Mrs Nathan Sparks Returns Home From St Josephs Infirmary
Mrs Nathan Sparks was brought home from the St Josephs Infirmary yesterday and her many friends are glad to hear she is getting along nicely.
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Nathan Sparks
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Espys of Trinidad Visit Culver Cadet Graham Espy
Dr James Espy Mrs Espy and their son Graham with daughter Harriet of Trinidad Coll are guests of Mr and Mrs C Marble. Mr Marble left for Rising Sun to visit relatives. Graham Espy attends Culver Military Academy.
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James Espy
Espy
Graham
Harriet
Trinidad
Coll
Marble
Graham Espy
Culver’ Military Academy
Marble Family Visited by Son and Wife and Child
Mr and Mrs Hugh Marble and their young daughter spent yesterday as guests of his parents Mr and Mrs M Marble highlighting a family gathering in an informal social item.
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Hugh Marble
Mrs. M. Marble
The Standard Bearers Attend Meeting at Miss Scoft Home
The Standard Bearers plan to go to a meeting at the home of Miss Velva Scoft on Tuesday night. They will catch the 7 35 Interurban to reach the gathering.
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Velva
Leppert Family Departs After Visit to Parents
Mr and Mrs Clarice Leppert and children leave Wednesday for their home in Butler Pennsylvania after a visit to his parents Mr and Mrs John Leppert.
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Clarice Leppert
Butler
John Leppert
Miss Evelyn Coleman Returns Home From DePauw
Miss Evelyn Coleman arrives home Wednesday after attending DePauw College in Greencastle.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Wilson Return From Washington Trip
Mr and Mrs Arthur Wilson have returned after a brief trip to Washington D C. The couple traveled for several days and are back at home.
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MR. Wilson
Arthur Wilson
Washington, D
Epworth League Convention closes at Scottsburg
The District Epworth League convention in Scottsburg ended Friday with high praise for interest attendance and work. Officers elected include May Bunyan president Ida Lee McKain secretary Lennie Hughbanks four vice presidents and Ewell Swartz treasurer. Next year’s meeting will be in Jeffersonville.
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Epworth League
Scottsburg
May Bunyan
North Vernon
Frances Teckenmeyer
Seymour
Ida Lee McKain
Brownstown
Lyod Glick
Newhbern
B. K. Johnson
Kansas
Lennie Hughbanks
Ewell Swartz
Jeffersonville
Curtis Weisman
Crothersville
Mudrey Murray
Mdre Good
Tri Kappa Initiation Social at East Maple Home
A Tri Kappa party Saturday night at Miss Bertha Mary Eldred East Maple Street home initiated three new members Ruth Baldwin Lucy Davis and Elizabeth Chambers. The remaining attendees included Jennie Taggart Percie Amy Margaret Poindexter Eugenia Gloss brenner Edith Eberts Letitia Perry Lora Burtt Lois Beeson Marcelle Coll Juretta Bamber Mable Veasy Mary Katherine Coll Meg Veasy Hesdames Lena Haas Amy Wilcoxin Bertha Frank Grace Grazier Karl Stoll and Miss Bertha Mary Elrod.
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Tri Kappas
Bertha Mary Eldred
Maple Street
Ruth Baldwin
Lucy Davis
Elizabeth Chambers
Jennie Taggart
Percie
Amy
Margaret
Poindexter
Eugenia Glossbrenner
Edith Eberts
Letitia Perry Lora Burtt
Lois Beeson
Marcelle Coll
Juretta Bamber
Mable Veasy
Mary Katherine Coll
Meg Veasy
Hesdames
Lena Haas
Amy ,Wilcoxin
Bertha Frank
Grace Grazier
Karl Stoll
Bertha Mary
Elrod
Misses Return From Sparta Party Trip
Misses Nell Louise and Aleen Bailes returned from Sparta Kentucky where they attended a house party. They were accompanied home by their cousin Miss Ruth Foganer.
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Nell - Louise
Aleen Bailes
Sparta
Misg
Ruth Fo'gonnér
Local Youths Return Home for Vacation
Paul Scully son of Rev and Mrs J T Scull returned home Saturday night from Greencastle where he has been attending school to spend the slummer vacation with his parents. Mrs Lida Chambers has arrived home from Indianapolis where she visited her daughter Mrs Eodd Garrett. Miss Elizabeth Chambers arrived home from Greencastle where she has been attending school Saturday night to spend her vacation with her mother. The Woman's Civic club will serve at the community picnic Thursday with no need to bother with a basket.
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Paul Scully
J. T. Scull
Greencastle
Lida Chambers
Indianapolis
Eodd Garrett
Elizabeth Chambers
Woman's Civic Club
Hay Ride Hosts Share Saturday Night Party
Messrs Robert Lampert and Clifton Davis hosted a hay ride Saturday night. The party included Miss Bertha Denuel Louise Ditzler Hazel Beyl Mildred Sloan Franfees Payne and Messrs John Denny George Beson Carl Beyl Oliver Hollis George Kelly Clifford Mitchell with Mrs Claude Payne as chaperon. They stopped at Blackstone's Mill cafe for refreshments and returned to Wyman's New Albany.
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Robert Lampert
Clifton Davis
Misses Bertha
Denuel
Louise Ditzler
Hazel Beyl
Mildred Sloan
Franfees Payne
John Denny
George Beson
Carl
Beyl Oliver Hollis
George Kelly
Clifford Mitchell
Claude Payne
Blackstone's Mill Cafe
Wymans New
Meanest Mean Man story and local notices mix
Edward L. Doheny criticizes a mean man in New York while noting an old saloon tale about generosity gone wrong. The Daughters of Isabella begin a rummage sale at Dr Zeurerner's building lasting through the week. Clark Memorial Hospital trustees plan a weekly meeting to discuss reorganizing the board.
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Los Angeles Times
Edward L. Doheny
The
Mexican,Petroleum Company
New York
Daughters of
Isabella
Dr. Zeuerner
Clark Memorial Hospital
Rabid Fox Terrier Dash Creaches Panic on Spring Street
A fox terrier, described as rabid, caused a Sunday afternoon scare on lower Spring Street. It chased pedestrians into a black owned restaurant run by Sam Dorsey, prompting panic before it was cornered in Patrick Gavin’s garage. Patrolman James Doyle shot the animal to stop the rampage.
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Lower Spring Street
Sam Dorsey
Dorsey
Patrick Gavin
James Doyle
Rubber seed as substitute for diesel fuel explored
Rubber seed is being developed as a substitute for diesel. Research notes focus on viability, crude oil replacement potential, and agricultural supply chains to support scalable production.
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de Pauw College
Green Lettees
United Home Furnishing Company
Sellersburg
Meanest
Mean Man
B. T.mccartin
Beck BI
Homer G. Bottorff
Wall and Maple Streets
China
India
Prapn Tyre
Boston
Detroit
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BAG. Co. Department N
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