Divorce suit reveals estranged evangelist wife history
Mrs. Henrietta Luttenberger sues for divorce from Dr. J. G. M. Luttenberger of St. Louis alleging separation since 1907, a $2,500 college debt, property disputes, and alleged coercive notes. He preached marriage failure while living apart after a 1896 marriage begun in evangelistic work in Illinois.
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Broadway Theatre vaudeville bill slated for week of June 29
Spotlight News and Goss Por re Stage announce a strong vaudeville line up at the Broadway Theatre starting tonight. Regal Trio leads with a high class singing act followed by Heim children the juvenile stars. Earl Hyman will sing illustrated songs and a film finale closes the show. A Girl of the Hour and Karry Dooley are featured in a summer musical comedy with plenty of specialty acts and chorus. Admission remains ten cents with daily matinees and two performances each evening.
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A Girl of the Hour Opens at the Nelson
The gay new musical comedy A Girl of the Hour starts a week at the Nelson today. It is billed as a bright summer show with witty lines, sparkling dialogues, handsome costumes, and catchy swingy music. Miss Helen Stuart stars in the title role with Will Wheeler in a strong comic part.
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Rattling Crystal Week Delivers Fast-Paced Reels and Sketches
The Crystal theater opens matinee with Burke and Farlow in a clever comedy and Baby Marine delivering real goods. Ed Hayes and Clarence keep the laughs flowing while Harry Jones performs a soldier song. Lorra ine and Lillie Howell offer racing dog novelty as the James Boys in Missouri thrill audiences.
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James Boys
Missouri
Squirrel season opens with annual license reminder
The squirrel season begins Wednesday and runs to October first before reopening next July. Deputy County Clerk Samuel G. Gifford is issuing hunters licenses. Licenses are valid for one year and cost $1 rather than risking $25.25 in a justice court.
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Miss Thena Sennimore Leaves Hospital After Typhoid
Miss Thena Sennimore was discharged from St. Joseph hospital after four weeks with typhoid fever. She went to the home of her aunt in Jonesboro to rest and recuperate. Previously she worked in the alterating department of the Rapp & Rogers store.
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St. Joseph Hospital
Jonesboro
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Rapp & Rogers
Indiana State News Blasts and Local Incidents
Multiple briefs report events across Indiana including a National Guard muster in Portland, a church dedication in Indianapolis, a man burned and nearly suffocated at a Wabash dyeworks, and a heart failure death at Notre Dame. Other items note a Vincennes Epworth League meeting, a $25,000 patent church, Boonville fire loss of $3,000, Gibson county fair bans on brewed drinks, a Lafayette bankers meeting, Mt. Vernon threshing machine death, Jasonville catfish size, Corydon organ price gift from Carnegie, and Carlisle post office thefts of cash and stamps.
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Vandalia Dismisses Five Passenger Conductors for Unsatisfactory Records
Terre Haute Ind June 29 five Vandalia railroad passenger conductors were dismissed for unsatisfactory records. Four were on the St Louis division and one on the Logansport division. Promoted to their vacant posts were George Boucher B E Litteral K E Funk Frank Kimberly and M M Shorb.
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Trinity Riches Magnified in Parish Income
New York June 29 the annual income of Trinity Episcopal parish is about 775000 less than four percent on 20 10000 value of Trinity property is greater statements by the late Dr Morgan Dix rector explain income expenses taxes water rates repairs and endowments noting 127000 paid to city for taxes and water 155000 for building premiums and 365000 in no interest external loans.
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Dunn Opens Garage In Logansport Buick Dealership
Arthur Dunn opened the garage at 320 522 Fifth Street Logansport as the Logansport branch of the Buick Motor Company. He will demonstrate on hand machines and operate a livery and store machines for others. A full line of repairs will be stocked with Charles Grant in charge of the repair department.
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Fuick Motor Company
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