The Theaters At Park Advertises New Shows
The Montana Outlaw at the Park opens a three day engagement with melodramatic plots and a dramatic rope scene. Lincoln J. Carter's Two Little Waifs comes to the Park Labor Day week. The Grand adds a biascope moving picture system as the new feature. Advance ticket sales for The Strollers with Margarita Sylva and George Boni start this morning at the theater box office.
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Jack the Buster
Kootenai Valley
Montana
Lincoln J. Carter
Park
Labor Day
Margarita Sylva
George Boniface
Utopians Burlesque Draws Heavy Demand at Empire
The Empire opens its regular gens on Monday afternoon with The Utopians. Demand for seats is heavy and patrons are assured the burlesque should please the audience.
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Empire
Personal and Society notes from Bay View trips and returns
Miss Elizabeth Cooper will go to Bay View this week. Mr. Robert Tyndall home after ten days spent in Michigan. Mrs. A. W. Alien has returned from a month's visit in Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mowrer are home from Sylvan Beach Mich. Mrs. A. B. Howe and daughter have returned from two months at Sylvan Head Mich. Rev. T. J. Villiers spent six weeks vacation at Asbury Park. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Kovhoe and son are at a country retreat near eoreeville. Mrs. Edwin Pushte spending a few days in Tipton with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Holliday will join Mrs. Holliday today.
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Elizabeth Cooper
Bay View
Robert Tyndall
Michigan
A. W. Alien
Elkhart
J. M. Mowrer
Sylvan Beach
Mich
A. B. Howe
Sylvan Head
T. J. Villiers
Asbury Park
L. A. Kovhoe and Son
Eoreeville
Edwin Pushte
Tipton
J. D. Holliday
Roberts Park
Will Scott
West Point
Almus Ruddell
Totowatomie
Mise Margaret Cravens
Madison
J. F. Sage
Louis Burckhardt
Europe
Maria Foster Buchanan
Hattle Goode
Chicago
Elbert Peck
Delano
John C. Wright
Mabel Talbot
East
Thomas S. Hacker
A. D
Buffalo
Elmer Elston
F. F. Carvin
Alfred M. Ogle
Maxinkuckee
Hugh H. Hannah, Jr
Hanna Cottage
Mackinac
George Haerle
Wequetensing
Miss Clark
New York
John Edward Merriweather
Sarah Carler
Charles Schneider
Fremont, I
J. C. Black
J. W. Whitsett
State Normal School of Idaho
Chicago University
Anderson High School
Estelle Selig
Beulah Steinfeld
Gene Rauh
Willard D. Bottome
St. David's Church
Father Nodder
Summer social notes and weddings brighten Roberts Park area
A flurry of posts and events fills the column with travels home from Michigan to New York, a church group gathering at Roberts Park, and several weddings in Wayne and Hamilton counties. Notables include visits by Mrs. Maria Foster Buchanan, Dr. Louis Burckhardt, and Miss Roseland Hetherington, plus nuptials for Miss Rosalind Hetherington and Willard Bottome and for Miss Idele Templeton and John Craven.
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Idele Templeton
John Craven
B. W. Templeton
Park Avenue
Lewis Brown
Eva Mohr
Delphi
Lena Cunningham
Blanche Laycock
Bloomington
Samuel Ralston
Lebanon
Julian Hogate
Danville
Arthur Craven
R. W. Craven
Clayton
Charles Denny
Chicago
Mabel Fleming
Princeton
Fred Tucker
Everett Neal
Noblesville
Craven
New York
Buckle Street
Means
Kinsley
Veteran Conductor John O Bri an to Retire From Lake Erie Western
John O Brian veteran conductor of the Lake Erie and Western Railway, after more than thirty years overseeing passenger trains between Indianapolis and Michigan City, will retire Saturday night. He began in 1852 driving a team for the line, rose to fireman in 1863, brakeman in 1864, baggagemaster, and then passenger conductor in 1876. He has traveled an estimated 2,250,000 miles on routes including Indianapolis to Peru and Indianapolis to Michigan City. He and his wife reside at 207 North Meridian Street and enjoy substantial property.
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John O'Brian
Lake Erie & Western Railway
Indianapolis
Michigan City
Peru
Home Dressmaking Hints Flare Skirts with Habit Backs
May Manton describes flare skirts with habit backs as a current fashion, suitable for immediate wear and next season. The example shown uses taffeta and corticelli silk trim, arranged to create a flounce and conceal back closures for an invisible look.
Golden Jubilee State Fair Programme Issued for Indianapolis
Secretary Downing releases the complete Golden Jubilee State Fair programme for Indianapolis the week of September 15 with exhibition schedules, horse and livestock judging, parades, and Sousa band concerts. The booklet includes a history of the Indiana State Fair Association formed in 1851 and details totals for prizes and events.
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Downing
State Board of Agriculture
Indianapolis
Indiana State Fair Association
Tailored skirt with five gores and back closing pattern
The garment features a five gores cut with no darts, snug upper, flared lower, and center back closing under trim. Material required for medium size varies by width from 21 to 54 inches, depending on figure or nap. Pattern 42% fits waist sizes 29, 24, 24, 28 and 20 inches with a 10 cent pattern coupon.
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Man from Afton Detours to See Injured Sister
W. Phillips of Afton Iowa arrived in town yesterday en route to Vevay Indiana to visit a sister who is seriously ill. He was on his way to see her when he left the train.
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W. ©. Phillips
Afton
Vevay
Ind
Phil
Retail Grocers Picnic Marred by Rowdies at State Fair Grounds
The Retail Grocers' Association picnic drew 4000 to 5000 at the State fair grounds yesterday. Disorder arose from gambling and beer under the grand stand, prompting police intervention. Contests included a string race, pole climber, and multiple bicycle and horse events. A dispute between Ed Fielder and Lew Tulley led to police custody, and a balloon ascent capped the day before supper and dancing under the stand.
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Roy Heil
East St. Clair Street
Sam Johnson
Minnie Freund
South East Street
Clara Demaree
Hovey Avenue
Mr. Berry
East North Street
Miss Miller
Silver Avenue
George Buschmann
Fort Wayne Avenue
J. C. Carsons
Park Avenue
Walter P. Scheffield
Sangster Avenue
Henry Brandt
Southeastern Avenue
R. B. Miles
South Summit Street
Joe Corbett
East Washington Street
H. Shiender
Ed Fielder
Noble
New York
E. A. Edwards
Lew Tulley
Lew Shank
Shank
Fielder
Tulley
Children Outing at Angola Brightens Summer Program
At Union Station a large group of children headed to Angola for a two week outing run by the Children s Outing Organization. The Angola Band led a welcome procession to the M E Church where Rev A G Neal and Mr Hoff assigned children to homes. Adults were guests of Rev Neal and Mrs Arnold. Separately Nancy Hanks Lincoln Monument speakers face changes as Oct 1 dedication may shift due to park deed terms and county reservations. Prof Howard Sanderson urged teachers on reading methods and child life education with D W Dennis stressing life science teaching.
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Hoff
Angola
Steuben County
M. E
A. G. Neal
Neal
8. E. Arnold
Charles Denby
Evansville
China
Nancy Hanks Lincoln Monument Association
Spencer County
Howard Sanderson
State Normal School
Marion County Teachers’ Institute
D. W. Dennis
Earlham College
Committees Named for Spanish American Veterans Convention
The Spanish American War Veterans Executive Committee approves subcommittees for the third annual encampment to be held Sept 22 and 23. A large citizens committee will be announced next week. Subcommittees include Reception, Invitations, Finance, Public Safety, Health, Escort, Speakers and Exercises, Parade, Press, Printing and Badges, Music, Decorations, and Transportation with a long roster of chairmen and members led by Col R B Harrison and Governor W T Durbin.
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R. B. Harrison
J. L. Anderson
F. §. Clark
Foster C. Shirley
F. 8. Clark
C. W. Cochran
D. J. McCormick
F. A. Swan
O. N. Astley
M. I. Hopkins
Walter Kessler
J. R. Everroad
C. C. Boyer
D. C. Sissenguth
F.T. Baker
John Ryan
M. J. Scanlon
R. B. Clark
U. 5
S. A
N. W. Gilbert
John R. Ward
F. T. McCrea
J. L. Ketcham, Jr
J. A. Macklin
W. W. Heiskell
Louis G. Adam
Louis B. Chaplin
C. A. Barnes
J. L. Carson
E. S. Peterson
H. O. Morgan
W. J. Russell
G. S. Long
F. Glazier
Ed Lindstron
Claude Faulkner
George Wuensch
Earl Fisher
A. P. Myers
F. T. Baker
H. B. Smith
Maj
H. A. Callon
R. P. van Camp
H. 5. New
H. L. Hutson
W. B. Feldman
D. I. McCormick
J. T. Barnett
James Little
Sarl Fisher
Horace G. Johnson
Frank T. Baker
Ray Thompson
Henry A. Palmer
Fred Hornaday
Melton I. Hopkins
Charles A. Garrard
John Cuykendall
Alvin Schellschmidt
Fatal Injury At Indiana Mills Worker Crushed By Wheel
George Beanfield thirty three an employee of the Indiana homing mills suffered a crushing head injury while oiling a fly wheel in the engine room. A projecting iron piece struck him and he died at City Hospital where doctors said recovery was not possible. He resided with his family in Southport.
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Vevay
Phillips
Indianapolis
Union Station
Smooth
Mr. Phillips
George Beanfield
Indiana Homing Mills
City
Beanfield
Southport
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Digestive Relief
A health advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for indigestion and digestive disorders. It argues that sound digestion powers true strength and cites a testimonial from James B. Ambrose of Hunt ing, Pa. urging readers to avoid substitutes and to request the Common Sense Medical Adviser free by mail.
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James B. Ambrose
Mifflin Street
Hunti m, Pa
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