The Fashion Seer Watching Spring Styles Rise
Long Ago Helped Deter mine What You Would. A fascinated profession, he scouts fashion’s highways to judge designers’ minds for pieces with undeniable appeal. From fashion centers he brings innovations to Bischof, blending Parisian extremes with American needs into charming individuality each season.
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Aviation strides and data points noted
A brief aviation note highlights rapid strides in aircraft development with several data figures cited. The report references specific numbers including four as a key metric, underscoring progress in performance and capabilities.
Banks Called For Saturday Statement Of Banks Call
The Controller of the Currency issued a call on national banks for a statement of condition as of the close of business on March 4. The notice was released in Washington on March 7 and directs banks to report their financial status.
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Spring Festival of Fashions Opens in Gibson County
The Democrat announces a special Spring Opening Edition on March 21 with ads from all participating stores for the Festival of Fashions. Living models, music and prizes ranging from five to fifty dollars will be offered during March 23 to 28. Distribution will reach all Gibson County homes.
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Revival at Broadway Christian Church Near-Closing Sermon
Large crowd attended the revival service at Broadway Christian Church Friday night. Rev Jones spoke on Baptism and two individuals professed faith. Meetings end Sunday night with no service tonight. regular services Sunday morning and night. A 2 30 program features Rev Jones delivering a special men’s message.
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Police Search Cleveland House Over Missing Indiana Girl
Cleveland police probe a house after a mysterious letter to Rep Gray of Newcastle Indiana hints at Catherine Winters who has been missing for months. A white thread and purple pansy were attached to the note, with a name and northeast Cleveland address. the letter branded as a degenerate white slaver and postmarked central station. The federal authorities are alerted to investigate, as the congressman hopes the clue assists the long search for the girl.
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Indiana Congressman reports kidnapping case tied to federal aid bill
Congressman Finley H. Gray of Indiana says a Cleveland Press clipping supports his bill for federal aid against kidnappers and notes Catherine Winters, who vanished over a year ago, is reportedly held prisoner in Cleveland Ohio. The note reveals a small needle on the back of the clipping.
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Mysterious case in Newcastle linked to needles
A report from Newcastle Ind March cites a missing girl Catherine Winters last seen at 9 am while selling needles for a missionary society. Police traced a man with packages of needles to the scene amid renewed public interest as the search began at 2 pm and was only reported later.
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Man Died While Washing Face at Saw Mill Boarding House
Lindy Frederick, 52, a respected resident near Union, Knox County, died of heart failure Saturday morning at a saw mill boarding house. He left a wife and three children. The coroner will conduct an inquest. funeral arrangements not announced. An unrelated note mentions Gweden using peat arches for small buildings.
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Winters Heirloom Coin Mystery Deepens Disappearance
A fragment notes a Winters family coin and a man who vanished after learning of the coincidence. Dr Winters is anxious to recover the situation as police near.
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Princeton Girls Forfeit Basketball Game With Patoka
Patoka High School forfeited a girls basketball game with Princeton after the Patoka manager said the players did not fully understand the rules. Miss Mary Harsha, Princeton team manager, received a call Friday afternoon confirming the forfeit.
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Car Load of Oats Attracts Buyer Interest
A car load of Northern Silvermine oats will be tracked at the C E yards near the depot on Monday and Tuesday. Asking price is 48 cents per bushel. No black oats were found in the shipment. George Witherspeen and Beth Pheses coordinate the sale.
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