Bizarre Midweek Movie Lineups Across Theaters
A fragmented listing shows Paramount and Universal features with names such as Miss DuPoint and Enid Bennett. Highlights include The Golden Gallows and Aesop Fables along with Harold Lloyd and Mildred Harrigan roadshow acts. Prices range 10 to 20 cents across Wednesday through Tuesday openings.
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Lin Ye
Paramount
Ss. Hart
Lloyd
Universal
Miss . DuPoint
Gallows
Enid
Stuesday
M“Gourage
Mildred’ Harrigan
Harold ‘Lloyd
Turkey
Social notes from Terre Haute and nearby towns
Readers record a flurry of visits and travel notes. Names like True Booth Dixon Montgomery Higes Higgs and McCauley appear among relatives churchgoers and guests from Terre Haute Danville DuBois Paris and Richmond. Events include baptisms, hospital reports, and a picnic at Miss Stout's home with local families and friends across multiple towns.
Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend in Woodford area
Woodford Burnett visited Paris Sunday evening as a guest of Miss Dorothy Fishback. Mr. and Mrs. F. English of St Louis spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. English. Elsa Eggebrecht of Robinson stayed with her father Frank Eggebrecht. Mollie Smith attended a funeral in Terre Haute. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and Miss Lavina Diel drove to Danville for a bakers convention. Enos Perisho of Kansas hosted a 40th wedding anniversary turkey dinner with guests from Martinsville and Dudley. Mrs. A. M. Stephenson hosted the Stitchery club. Choir members after Easter program at the Methodist church enjoyed refreshments post rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodford’ Burnett
Paris
Elsa Eggebrecht
Robinson
Frank_Eggebrecht
Mrs .C
RY * Johnson
Miss ‘Lavina Diel
Danville
Mr. Johnson
Bakers
Enos’ Perisho
Kansas
Robert Screech
Elmer Nay
Glen Clapp
Audrey
Martinsville
Roy B. Bandy
Helen Jané
Dudley
A.M. Stephenson
Stitchery Club
West Main Street
Mesdames Will ‘Taylor
Carl Taubeneck
Wy.g. Young
Frank Brosman
Julia Parsons
Elsie Gee
Methodist Church
Ethel Hurst
Lydia English
Irene Stewart
Family Pays Respects After Aunt Eliza Heim’s Death
A group of relatives including Mr and Mrs Charles Koll and Miss Sarah Stewart gathered in Terre Halte on Thursday evening to mourn the passing of their aunt Mrs Eliza Heim. Attendees listed include Miss Nita Clark of Morrisonville and the families of C T English and O N Nightlinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Koll
Oliver Koll
Louisa Koll
Albert Koll
Terre Halte
Eliza Heim
Nita Clark
Morrisonville
C. T. English
Casey
Mary English
Card of Thanks for support after illness and death
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and help during the sickness and death of our husband and father. Mrs. John Flowers.
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John Flowers
Local visitors attend funeral and Masons degree in Casey
Mrs Robert Councill and son Robert Jennings returned to Franklin Virginia after visiting her parents. Mrs Eliza Heim’s funeral drew Pauline Spangenberg Herman Spangenberg John Seaman Sarah Heim and daughter Mary of Terre Haute. Masons conferred third degree in Casey with a banquet at 6. Albert Sockler’s Willys Knight car used by Lucille Sockler and planned to move on to Indianapolis then Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Hélman
West Terre Haute
Eliza Heim
Robert, Councill
Robert Jennings
Franklin, Va
John Jennings
Pauline Spangenberg
Herman Spangenberg
John Seaman
Sarah Heim
Mary,or
Terre Haute
Casey
Masonic Hall
Albert Sockler
Sockler ‘Garage
Willys-Knight
Indianapolis
Lucille
Indiana
Sockler
Cupid and Janey mystery tale on Reed porch romance
Mona Lee Reed plans to tell Jimmy Reed about her engagement to John Nason but courtship twists unfold. Janey helps with the news as Mona faces heartbreak while Mona departs for autumn plans, leaving Jimmy to wander, unsure and hopeful under a moonlit shore.
Thanking Neighbors for Help After Cyclone Loss
A note from Eee Gee Spittler and family thanks neighbors and friends for help and donations after a cyclone caused severe loss over a week.
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Eee Gee, Spittler
Real Estate Loan Notice Amid Market Prices
A dated notice mentions money to loan for a farm with low rates and market price considerations. Names include Arthur Poorman and Roy Dickerson with a contact phone 4704. March date referenced as 0 Eyes for sett e Rhode Island adа.
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Iwan
Arthur Poorman
Cole & Colé
March
Rhode Island
Roy Dickerson
Misses Attend Charleston Teachers College
Misses Helen Maurer and Ruth Murphy Neft travel to Charleston to enroll in the teachers college. Mrs J K Kerr hosts the L L club meeting with roll call on current events and a paper on The Open Door in Asia read by Mrs Kerr. Mrs S C Bradley leads the discussion.
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Helen Maurer
Ruth ‘Murphy
Charleston
Teachers’ College
L. L
Asia
Kerr
S. C. Bradley
Unexpected Tennis Reveal on the Shore
On the water edge Janey confronts John Nason about his secret as Mona and Jimmy watch. Mr. Reed appears as Janey’s husband and Mona’s admirer, prompting a tense moment and a dramatic confession. Janey collapses with an ankle injury, prompting Jimmy and Mona to rush to her aid.
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Janey
Jimmy
John Nason
Mona
Unclear romance on the rocks with Jimmy Mona and Janey
In a tense seaside scene Mona confronts a confession from Jimmy about an alleged past romance with her. Janey interrupts with a cheeky jump from a hammock and teases Jimmy as the group questions love, forgiveness, and future plans amid playful chaos.
Mirror gaze says few, others miss the view
A reflective proverb notes that self-satisfaction comes from inward view, yet outsiders rarely judge by their own reflection. The saying contrasts personal evaluation with external perception.
The Dilemma of Loafing and Envy in Society
A historical view notes many believe success comes from lazy effort while envying the wealthy and denouncing government. It reflects on public attitude and the tension between ambition and complaint without direct policy critique.
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Goldwyn
Bil Rogers
Fox
Rexall Stores
Keifer Drug CO
Keifer ’' Drug
CO. Marshall, Illinois
Bent. Baird
Ohio
Harry Rose
Mark Stewart
Ellen ‘Dixon
California
Hy. Pe Schwanecke
Switch, Friends
Chicago
Marcia Montgomery
M. Bubeck
North Seventh
Margaret Kerr
Anna ‘Dee Burnett
Wm. Baker
Frank Lake
East Main Street
A. M. Stephenson
John Randall
I. C. Whitlock
B. G. Whitlock
Mary Cole
Louise Lickert
Edwin Booth
William Malloy
Ted Perdue
Louise Stout
Canton Dixon
Fred Shaw
J. W. Graham
Walnut Praire
Ea " Montgomery
Marcia
DuBois, Penn
Eleanor Montgomery
A.R. Sisson
Springfield
John McCauley
Genevieve
Schubert Quartette
M. ‘Bl
D. T. Black
Armstrong
Livingston
Court of Honor
Olive D. Higes
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lillian Higgs
Emery Hodson
U.S. Veterans’ Hospital
No. 76
Wood, Til
Mabel Robertson
Butler
College
Indiananols
Richmond, Va
Lynchburg College
Natural Bridge
Roy Clench
T.tPel
Ind
Florida
Marshall
Arahel Bennett
East Locust . Street
Charles Brandenstein
Ming Zella Kile
Toonst
Micaey
Raan ‘Clanstancre
Bertha
Ratenn Tad Kuhn
Frances Witlama
Terne Walker
Mesdames Foher Mack
Fred Moore
Ernest
Hasna' Bright
Paul
FF. “English
St. Louis
Cc. T. English
Mollie’ “Smith
Hubert” Lammerson
Sarah’ Stewart
Julia‘ L
Smith
Robert Councill
O. N. Nightlinger
George Taubeneneck
Carl V. Taubeneck
Methodist Sunday School
Cupid
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Reed Bungalow
Mona Lee
Janey ‘Reed
Jimmy Reed
Monalie
John _Na
John
Moma
Helen
OUR
Kodak
Keifer
L. A. Manhart
West Union
Ill
E. J. J. Morgan
Congregational Guild
Ben T. Baird
Spotts, West
Union
R. R
Bulger
Pythian Theatre
Mary
Black & Hutchinson’s
Mary McDaniel
East Methodist Church
Plum Street
O. Tibbs
Herbert T Tibbs
R. C
S. C
al Myers & Son
Marshall R. No.2
Ahn
G. Black
Illinois
Gayly
State Department
the Dulaney National Bank
Atc
Herald
Brea
Queen Flour
Terns
Randall & Stophiensow Mallag CO
Randall & Stephenson Milling Co
Marshall,” Ui
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