Remodeling of Masonic Home At Elwood On Schedule
Work has begun to convert the Elwood Masonic home into modern lodge quarters at an estimated cost of 10 000 to 12 000. Lafayette architect plans were approved, with three months projected for completion. W H Shaw handles carpentry, A Hawkes plumbing, Neal and Reveal wiring, Santhorn and Co plastering.
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Elwood Call-Leader
Elwood Masonic Lodge
Lafayette
Bujlding
W. H. Shaw
A. Hawkes
Neal & Reveal
Elwood
Santhorn and Company of
Indianapolis
Cigarette colors inspire matching gowns in New York trend
A Madison Avenue designer pioneers multicolored cigarettes to match outfits, with lavender blue red mauve and lilac shades guiding the fashion. The fad, spreading swiftly, creates a new revenue angle for dressmakers as models smoke to suit their gowns and moods.
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New York
Madison Avenue
Officials honored for 22 mile snowshoe journey
In Gagetown New Brunswick councilors W A Kierstead and Otty O Black earned places on the Queen's county council roll of honor for faithful public service. They trudged 22 miles on snowshoes through arctic weather to Petit Codine to attend the semiannual session, then rode a train to the town. Warden F Barton of Waterborough Wo recorded a long service, never missing a meeting for 40 years and once attending with a dislocated hip.
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New Brunswick
Gagetown
N. B
W. A. Kierstead
Otty O. Black
Brunswick
Queen’s County Council
Petitcodine
Warden & F. Barton
Waterborough Wo
The Seventh Day at Pendleton Theatre
Patricia Vane in a Boston society girl role becomes stranded off a Maine coast with John Allen a simple New Englander. Richard Barthelmess stars as John Alden with Louise Huff as Patricia in a Porter Emerson Browne tale directed by Henry King.
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Patricia
Maine
John Allen
John
Richard Barthelmess
Pendleton Theatre
John Alden
Tol'able David
Louise Huff
Porter Emerson Browne
Henry King
Chaney's The Trap Promises Masterpiece of the Year
Lon Chaney stars in The Trap at Pendleton Theatre next Wednesday June 6 in a remarkable study of two distinct men. The film features Alan Hale Dagmar Godowsky Stanley Goethals Irene Rich Spottiswoode Aitken Herbert Standing and Frank Campeau under director Robert Thorneby. Universal hails the jewel as a nationwide masterpiece showcasing Chaney's famed range.
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Lon Chaney
Pendleton Theatre
Tor
Universal
Chaney
Alan Hale
Dagmar Godowsky
Stanley Goethals
Irene Rich
Spottiswoode Aitken
Herbert Standing
Frank Campeau
Robert Thronby
Y M C A Camp Bedford Opens June Ninth Sixteen
Y M C A Bedford Indiana reports rapid progress on Camp Bedford the camp plus project on the former Town and Country Club site atop White River bluff. Open bed reservations extend from Indianapolis Terre Haute Crawfordsville and Lafayette with sessions June 19 to September 8 including leaders boys younger boys family farm and football camps.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Crawfordsville
LaFayette
Bedford
Beeler Ends Life On Vernon Township Farm
George A Beeler 65 lived east of Fortville in Vernon township and shot himself in a barn. Coroner C M Gibbs called it the most horrible sight he had witnessed. Mrs Calvert heard the shot and found Beeler slumped against the wall with most of the head blown away. The body was taken to George McCarty Undertaker Fortville after the explosion. Beeler had suffered mental illness for a month or more and was survived by three brothers and two sisters living in nearby towns and states.
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Greenfield
George A. Beeler
Fortville
Vernon Township
C. M. Gibbs
George McCarty
Calvert
Beeler
Frank Calvert
Mr. Beeler
Robert L. Beeler
James Beeler
Indianapolis
William Beeler
Terre Haute
Cordelia Hopkins
Maxwell
Ida B. Murfin
Free Soil
Mich
Alway ready the baby to stop crying in Chicago American
The passage lists everyday wants and favors in a rapid, tongue in cheek style. It references a range of people and services from a cop and boss to a stenographer and maid. The tone mirrors a 20th century newspaper humorous excerpt highlighting common expectations.
SPLINTERS There are no elevators to the heights of fame.
A fragmentary line reflecting on barriers to fame and ascent, noting the lack of pathways or lifts to reach higher status. The tone is reflective and philosophical.
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Ubiaks
Vimes
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Masonic Home
Patricia Vane
Maine Seacoast
Galiingyed Brothers
Rakse
Chicago
Goff’s Meat Market
Fuquays Resturant
Pendleton Creamery Co
Eversweet Milk and
Jung Bride
China
Electric Irons
W. P. Cooper
USCO
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