vaudeville season opens at the Grand with Mantelli lead
The Grand opens next Monday with a pretty new season lineup. Madame Mantelli leads a program including Falk and Lemon Josephine Gassman and her pickinnies and Maxmillion. Park Railroad Jack continues at the Park with new acts and a Welsh Rarebit curtain-raiser. The Bowery Burlesquers at the Empire conclude today, then a German comedy at 24" be in leaningette, and John Drew drops Ransom's Folly role due to age.
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Grand
Madame Mantelli
Falk and Lemon
Josephine Gassman
Startini
Maxmillion
Henry E. Disey
New York
Garrick Theater
Garrick
Mr. Dixie
Chicago
Powers
Indianapolis
Hicago
Gethel
Tommy Murray
Estelle Plunkett
Seminuten Rices
Hi Henry
Bowery Burlesquers
The
Empire
John Drew
Ransom
Richard Har Davis
Mr. Drew
Social notes from travel and visits across states
Mr. and Mrs. Oxenford go to Oshkosh. Mr. Mick and son travel east for several weeks. Many others plan or return from trips to Mackinac, Walloon Lake, Greenbush, Chicago, Detroit, and other points. Guests from St Louis, Lafayette, Indianapolis, and Kokomo are noted along with local hostesses hosting gatherings and reunions.
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John Oxenford
Oshkosh
Wis
Edward Mick
Robert Dorsey
Maxinkuckee
John B. Cockrum
W. C. Teasdale
St. Louis
D. M. Parry
A. T. Meyer
Mackinac
E. C. Town
St. Clair
Mich
Mary Stewart
Michigan
Allan Sammons
Carl Walk
New York
Boston
Horace J. Eddy
Walloon Lake
D. C. Moon
Yellowstone
Clay Whiteley
Lake Manitou
Herbert H. Hadley
Chicago
William Horne
Owensboro, Ky
Minnie
Belle Houghton
Edsal
Ida Virginia Smith
Greensburg
Ethel Dorsey
Bryn Mawr
John Landers
Laurissa White
Sandusky
Charles Allison
Elmer Pursell
Spencer
George W. Budd
Willard Coburn
G. W. Woollen
West Twenty-first Street
Franz Bellinger
Bellinger
George Dwight Kahio
French Lick
W. J. Greenwood
Lulu Fisher
Henrietta Cruse
Lucile Wagner
Lafayette
Herman C. Deventer
S. F. Salinger
Louisville, Ky
Greenberg
North Davidson Street
A. N. Dwyer
Henry C. Sickels
Green River
Elkhart Lake
Aurelia Hale
Pittsburg
Thomas Staley
James McCoy
Benjamin Hitz
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Mary Parrott
Marie Starr
Marjorie Potts
Clara
Julia Beamnes
Harry Gray
New Jersey
Minneapolis
Gen
William J. McKee
Carroll Carr
Douglas Lake
General McKee
Emma Virginia Pearson
Natalie Smith
George Charles Lohman
Kendallville
Lohman
Walter
C. A. Ingram
John Allman
Montpelier
Ingram-Allman
Fred Adams
North Pares Bi
Virginia
Marion
Harriet Augusta Prunk
Charles Smith
Mountain Lakes
H. H. Hornbrook
Kate Smith
Turtle Lake
Charlevoix
John C. New
New
Mrs. New
Archer Ferguson
Ferguson
Ireland
Miss Ferguson
Mr. Ferguson
Nellie Ferguson
Era
N. Y
Mene Stout
Trafalgar
Clara Shutters
Kokomo
William McGee
Alice Wishard
Baura Varnesdal
Little Son
Edinburg
Earl Wheeling
Hoopeston
Ill
Peek
Markney
John van Dyke
Franklin
Hane Ballinger
Indianapolis
John Crawford
Mark Bass
Irwin
Emma Brown
Thorntown
Whitenack
Harden McQueen
Thomas Newsom
Greenfield
William Bass
Margret de Mott
Kansas
John Henderson
Robert Manning
Eli Stanton
Shelbyville
Mayme Bass
Cecil Trout
Clayte Wiley
Charles G. Morris
George Utley
Niagara Falls
John Utley
Bessie Peters
Elwood
Jennie Shepard
Bluebaker
Culver
T. C. Wilkerson
Harrodsburg
Homer Porterfield
Richmond
Ralph Polk
Will Bishop
Ind
W. van Nuys
J. M. Wishard
A. W. Owen
Jennie Kennedy
G. W
William
Kate
Irvington Man and City Resident Arrested Early Yesterday
Newton Staats of Irvington and Robert Stewart of 1143 Olive Street were arrested early yesterday morning by patrolmen.
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Newton Staats
Irvington
Robert Stewart
Olive Street
Burglars Arrested In Benicia Diamond Heist
Smith and Irish were seen near the police station with glittering rings in their bags, later identified as stolen from the Benicia Diamond Company's show window on East Washington Street. The burglars face a Police Court hearing this morning.
Military Carnival Torchlight Parade Formations
A Monday night parade will form four divisions led by Col H B Smith Maj Henry T Conde Lieut R L Moorhead Capt Taylor C Power and Capt Charles A Garrard. The route runs from Alabama and Washington to Market and Monument Place ending at the Statehouse carnival grounds.
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H. B. Smith
Henry T. Conde
Indiana National Guard
R. L. Moorhead
Knights of Pythias
Taylor C. Power
Woodmen of America
Charles A. Garrard
Alabama Street
Washington Street
Illinois Street
Pennsylvania Street
Market Street
Monument Place
Statehouse
Between-Season Gowns Fringes in Fashion and Coats
The Indianapolis Journal outlines between-season dress advice for New York readers. It covers fabric choices, veils, trims, and accessories for transitional weather, forecasting styles from long coats to blouses, and noting popular elements like Teneriffe lace, belts, and colorful wraps. It discusses coats, skirts, and princess-inspired gowns, highlighting how designers vary on silhouettes while maintaining practical, elegant dressing for autumn’s cool days.
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Indianapolis Journal
New York
Teneriffe
Alen
Asens
Bray
David Spares Saul in Cave of En Gedi
In the story from I Samuel, David spares Saul when found asleep in the cave at En Gedi, taking only the spear and the king’s water jar as proof of mercy. The incident highlights David’s refusal to kill the anointed king, aligning with ethical ideals and foreshadowing his future rise to the throne amidst exile, danger, and spiritual psalms born in hardship.
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David
Naples
Goliath
Jesus
Gath
Achish
Adullam
Saul
Nob
Jonathan
En-gedi
Nabal
Abishai
Abner
Missionary Call to Aid Foreigners in Our Midst
Amos R. Wella urges Christian Endeavor members to welcome Chinese, Greek, Jew, and Hindu neighbors as brothers. He argues foreign missions begin at home and outlines practical steps to educate, welcome, and form Endeavor groups with immigrants, emphasizing personal acquaintance and charity as service to Christ. May Manton adds notes on lace fashion and wraps, highlighting seasonable garments and decorative trims.
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Canton
Pacific
Morrison
Milne
Gilmour
Christ
Chinatown
Amos R. Wella
Their Golden Wedding At Mr Trask Railroad Column Leader
George K. Trask and Mrs. Trask celebrate their golden wedding at 1615 North Meridian today with open house and railway officials visiting in the afternoon. Trask, at seventy one, edits The Journal railroad column and market news, renowned nationwide for decades. Mrs. Trask is sixty eight, in fair health, and the couple have long held influence in Indiana railroad circles.
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George K. Trask
New England
Mr. Trask
Union Station
Journal
Fitchburg
Mass
Antitobacco Trask
Indiana American
Trask
Evening Journal
Nicholas R. Ruckle
To Win Her Smiles In Garment Firm Ring Match
Roy McCutcheon defeated Edward Willis in a fifth floor boxing bout at the Gem Garment Company site less than two teens apart, under Marquis of Queensberry rules with Harry Thomas as referee. Willis was counted out after the fifth round as spectators watched the contest end in a friendly show of sport.
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Gem Garment Company
Garment Company
Mayor Bookwalter
Century
Roy McCutcheon
Edward Willis
Marquis of Queensberry
Harry Thomas
McCutcheon
Willis
Home Dressmaking Hints Aprons for Girls Wardrobe
May Manton advises aprons as essential for prudent mothers and every young girl. The lawn apron features embroidery trim and versatile wear over a frock or with a guimpe, with body and skirt portions included in the pattern. Material options include gingham and other apron fabrics.
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May Manton
Pattern description for child's dress with seam details
The notice explains a dress pattern with shoulder and under arm seams, a shallow yoke, square bertha, a straight full skirt, and a belt connecting to the waist. It lists material needs for medium size and inser tion trim, pattern number 454 in sizes 4 6 and 8 years, and includes a coupon for pattern requests via The Journal with mailing instructions.
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Journal
Fanaania Tad
Close of the Marion County Teachers Institute Ends
The Marion County Teachers Institute closed yesterday after a very successful session. County Superintendent Cook praised the strong interest shown in the program. Attendance reached 175 teachers from county schools, with solid engagement at every stage.
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Marion County Teachers’ Institute
Cook
Aest
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