Advertising Rates and Local Notices Published in Terre Haute
A mid page listing outlines advertising rates for single column inch and per line reading notices, with permanent contract terms and a 25 cent minimum for first insertions. It also mentions subscription rates by carrier and mail. The text shifts to miscellaneous local notes and brief items noting counterfeit currency, exchange rates, drowning statistics, a new British submarine, beach attendance, Senator Brookhart studying Russia, and flags’ aged meaning, capped by a quip about Sunday dancing limits in Terre Haute parks.
Paroled Kansas Convict Flees to Prison in California
Sympathy rails against the act of a Kansas convict who fled back to prison and implicated Vila Pauyue in a case tied to the Columbia Music Store.
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California
Kansas
Columbia Music Store
Personalities and visits fill Linton social week
Bloomington resident Thomas Barnett spent the weekend in Linton while Jasonville visitor Gus Garrets came for business. Indianapolis and Terre Haute guests include Miss Alta Louise Krug and Mrs. Harold Sturdevant, with numerous locals hosting relatives and attending Sunday school and reunions.
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Thomas Barnett
Bloomington
Gus Garrets
Jasonville
Paul Spencer
Indianapolis
Linton
Alice Potter
Wheatland
Clara Buzzanne
Harley Ham
Nelson
Ethel Dixon
Mary Jokin
Josephine
Terre Haute
George Wallace
Spencer
Patterson
Viola Falk
Bloomfield
Marie Morgan
State Normal
Mildred Humphreys
Alta Louise Krug
Herbert Priest
Virgil Fisher
Harvey Fisher
Gernand Pollard
Columbus
Kas
Octave Leroux
Alfred Millon
T. M. McClung
Wilder’s Brigade
Harold Sturdevant
Chester
Edwin Humphreys
Grace Landis Cox
Lemuel Buis
Sullivan
Paris
W. J. Shepherd
Cleveland
R. L. Secrest
Vern Miller
Eldorado
Ill
Dynham
Help for your kitchen kit reorgani plan and items
The note suggests organizing kitchen tasks to fit an hour or two daily. It mentions several model sizes and a McDt Wall and a Gol Oak and White Enan anitary Porcellion Wy Table with metal Flour and Drawer. Aucto-Front is noted as a feature.
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Jim
A Delightful Play Elappiness by Hartley Manners
Linton Chautauqua opens Sunday July 1 with the Hartley Manners play Elappiness featuring Laurette Taylor as Jenny. The tale follows a cheerful errand girl dreaming of becoming a dressmaker, whose sincerity spreads happiness and hope, turning entertainment into a joyous, uplifting sermon. The production ran in New York for a year and Chicago, before touring Chautauqua rights secured by Elias Day.
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Hartley Manners
Jenny
Three Candidates for Third Rank Tonight at Lodge
Three candidates, two from Jacksonville, vie for the third rank this evening. Everyone is urged to attend, and ice cream and cake will be served after the lodge activities.
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Jasonville
Lodge
Class No 14 Picnic at Shady Beach
Class No 14 of the Methodist church taught by Mrs Stover will hold a picnic at Shady Beach on Thursday June 23. All members meet at Mrs Stover's home on A street by 1 30 PM and depart at 2 prompt. Bring your lunch.
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The
Methodist Church
Sandborn Boy in Race at Salem on July Fourth
Milton Harp once from Sandborn will race in Salem Indiana on July 4 driving a Hank J. Ford car capable of 65 miles per hour. The vehicle was built by Arnold Johnson and Milton Harp.
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Milton Harp
Salem, Ind
Hank J. Ford
Arnold Johnson
Society Call for Editors Reminder Notice
A reader request reminds societies lodges and churches to contact the society editor at 277 and business office at 177 for notices and notices submissions. The reminder stresses calling to place society notices in upcoming issues.
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Linton
Miller's Melody Makers Farewell Dance at Patterson's
Miller's Melody Makers play farewell dance at Patterson's confectionery tonight starting 8 30. Fans installed to aid comfort as the talented musicians depart for Robinson Dr tomorrow.
Farewell Party For Green Family Called Off Tomorrow Evening
The Christian church plans a farewell party at 7 30 for Mr and Mrs A E Green and family who depart this week for Indianapolis. The event will be at the home of Mr and Mrs Joan Shields and all church members are invited.
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Christian Church
A. E. Green
Indianapolis
Joan Shields
Young Peoples Union Meeting Draws City Churches
The Young Peoples societies held a large meeting at First Christian church last evening despite heat. Miss Fern Plew led, with choir, piano solos, and talks on the lesson Friendship by E A Armpriest, Clarence Morgan, and Alice Butler. Olive Branch invites another union gathering on July 16 and a social on July 26 to raise city hospital funds.
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Young Peoples’ Societies
First Christian Church
Fern Plew
Clara Asrey
Isabelle McChristy
Ethel Beckwith
Evans John
E. A. Armpriester
Mary Watson
Lorena Letsinger
Ruth Armpriester
Clarence Morgan
Alice Butler
Joe Haseman
Reformed Church
Janie Poole
Methodist Church
Olive Branch
Needlecraft Club Meeting At Mrs Osborn's Home
The Needlecraft club will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Orlo Osborn on First street southwest. All members are urged to be present.
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Needlecraft Club
Orlo Osborn
First Street
Mystic Circle Meeting With Mrs Gordon Miller
The Mystic circle will meet with Mrs. Gordon Miller Wednesday afternoon.
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The
Mystic Circle
Gordon Miller
Alpha Bible Class Meeting At Mrs Sherwood Home
The Alpha Bible class of the Methodist church will meet Friday evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Pearl Sherwood. All members are asked to be present.
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Alpha Bible Class
The
Methodist Church
Pearl Sherwood
Ford Car Flips and Burns Near East Fair Grounds
A Ford carrying three Lyons youths skidded into a ditch just east of the old fair grounds bridge, turned over, and burned. The occupants suffered minor injuries, with no names learned. passersby halted traffic as the blaze fed by gasoline shot flames high.
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Lyons
Aged Choristers Highlight London Mothers Choirs Festival
A London musical festival featured combined choirs from the metropolis mothers clubs, with many choristers over seventy years old performing in a notable, heartening scene.
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London
Mothers’ Clubs
Metropolis
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Indiana
Europe
Uncle Sam
England
Brookhart
Russia
Iowa
Lawrence. Warner
William Cushing
Vincennes
E. N. Bain
George Danders
Tommy Pemberton
Jane Craig
Wayne Hrinkle
Mary Scott
Dugger
T. N. McClung
Claude Grey
Ed Page
Iris Jean
John Story
George Sarmont
Charles Page
Charles Oeffler
Delaware Hotel
W. H. Robbins
Ray Davis
John A. Greenwood
Miss Troas
Jonsonville
Mae Ebten
Lester Mergent
John Hart
al Hart
Ast
Lake
Jasonvilles
Notce, K. OF P
Sandborn
277
Patterson’s
Ferrer & Company
Royal Society and
McCall Patterns
Greene County
First Christian
Peoples Trust Company
Allen A. Wilkinson Lumber Company
Ace Spring
Goodrich
Silverton Cord
Linton Harness Company
North Main Street
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