Grand screen double feature and Liberty shows
Amusements page previews The Cracker Jack at the Grand praised for action and humor with a strong cast led by a capable star. National’s Well-known Story brings a green drama from New York interiors to outdoor West scenes amid blizzard weather. Liberty theatre hosts Bad Lands with U S Cavalrymen and a Sun Shine cut jody fund chapter, plus Tongues of ... another tale with Meighan and Harrington, strong supporting cast and a dramatic climax finale.
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National
Tle
Bari Hudson
New York
Jane
Attig
Liberty Theatre
Suny Day
Démance
Peter Clark Macfarhom
Meighan
Tom
Arrington
Harrington
John Boland
Billie
Boland
Bolan
Ever
Bessie Love
Laris
Percy
Burton Churchill
Ring
Nick Thompson
Pew and Pulpit services at Temple Court estate
A fragment lists Christ Scientist services at Temple Court East Main Street with Sunday Mass at 10 39 a m and 19 15 p m on Sunday, plus Thursday meetings 7 30 p m and reading rooms open Tuesday and Friday afternoons. It notes a Church of Christ Scientist in Boston and an East Walnut Street school schedule.
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Christian the New Science
Genemat
Hostos
Temple Court
East Main
East Maindreet
Christ Scientist
Boston
Church of Christ Scientist
East
Walnut Street
Death notices: Willett Shively of Race Street passes away
Willett Shively, a longtime resident of this community, died last Monday evening at his Race Street home from complications of kidney trouble after recent illness. Born September 28, 1860, he was about 64, married to Elizabeth Sims Maryfield, with one surviving son Bedford and several siblings. A Christian church member, he worked as a stock buyer before relocating to town in 1895. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 1:30 PM with Rev. Buchanan and Rev. Spainhower officiating, burial at Walnut Hill.
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Don, Inc
Willet Shively
Race Street
Martinsville
Willett Shively
Henry Sandly
Mary Herron
van Buren Town
Jste
Elizabeth Sims Maryfield
Bedford
Christian Church At Liberty
Christian Church
John Shively
Peoria
Mary Keller
Jane Brooks
Washington
Effie
Madison
Ind
Elmer
Barns City
C. H. Buchanan
S. F. Spainhower
Walnut Hill
Lost diamond found under table leg at Masonic Temple
A woman in Canada, New York, searched the Masonic Temple evening and night for a missing diamond. Weeks later, during a supper, Mrs Hart felt a glittering beneath a table leg and, upon lifting it, discovered her diamond. Farm wages have risen over 200 percent in sixty years. Lunatics edit and write magazines in England.
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Masonic Temple
Canada
N. Y
Jacon Hart
Hart
Lunatics Pve
England
Community church events and union notices
The church announces a Thursday evening service at 7 30 and a Sunday morning worship at 9 30 with a class taught by Rev Carl Winters who is pursuing studies. A Ladies Aid day meeting and a public social in the basement are planned. An interchurch service and union activities are scheduled including a farewell sermon and closing events. Local Union labels urge patronage of home industry with listed city businesses across banks bakeries garages and retailers.
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United Brethren Church
Word of God
Christian Endeavor
Pring
Ladies Aid
Carl Winters
V. Winters
Bert Llen
Young
First Baptist Church
Frank J
Shoals
Mes
P. U
Ing
Ss. Yu P. Sport
Ove
St. Simon’s Church Evening Services Announced
The St. Simon’s Church schedule lists services at 7:15 and 8:30 with a 30 second SEO slot. Pastor oe ow leads the sessions each week.
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St. ‘Simon’s Church
Oe Ow
Building Collapse Kills One in Hammond Quarry Site
A two story brick building collapsed in Hammond in August 1929 killing Roy Christ, 27, and burying four men and two women in debris. Christ died after two hours of rescue efforts, with three coworkers injured and hospitalized. The first floor occupants, two women, escaped unharmed as police and firefighters labored for relief.
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Hammond
Roy Christ
Christ
Walter Hopkins
Marriage Licenses and New Suits in Local Listings
Marriage licenses show Wilson R. Clark and Phylisse L. Lind, both 20, from Vincennes and Bicknell. New suits include Mae Brown versus William T. Brown for guardian appointment. Bassinger and Rinbold versus Henry L. Williford et al. for 45 dollars on contract. Mattingly and Myers for plaintiff’s attorneys. Real estate transfers record John A. Shake and spouse to Elmer B. Tomey in Elnora. pilots 10 and 11. J. A. Ketcham's addition valued at 600. Yesterday’s temperature data notes 90 maximum and 58 minimum. Births mention Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Me.
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Mae Brown
William T. Brown
Guardian
Bassinger & Rinbold
Henry L. Williford
George Murdock
James W. Vincent
Robert Murdock
Robert W. Tharp
Mattingly & Myers
John A. Shake
Elmer B. Tomey
Elnora
J. A. Ketcham
Virgil
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the Liberty
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Darry Carey
Idaho
U. S
Jody
Karr & Alberty
North East Third St
Lobert Kuhn
Joseph Benabery
Herrin
Fox News Weekly
Air Union
Arthur Caill
Cauviess
Drew University
Penn
Memorial
Ma E
Churenaar
Recom Ter
Inter
Carpenters Union
Washington National Bank
the Eagle Bakery
N. E. 5Th Street
Gross Bakery
Coca Cola
W. Walnut
M. N. Palmer & Co
W. Main Street
Charles Rhodes
J. ©. Duseh
E. South St
Honmann & Billings
4Th and van Trees
Marts Cash
N. EB
Std
BE. A. Hant
Corner Pie
George Hoffar
Walnut
W. 11Th
E. Third and
South Sts
S. E. Third Street
Palmer & Webster
East South St
Jepson
J. D. Ward & Son
Hanson
Bacon
W. C. Camp
E. Main Street
Democrat
Statistical
Wilson R. Clark
Vincennes
Phylisse L. Lind
B Bicknell
Daviess County Farm Bureau
Neww Millinery
THE
Washington Cloak and
Ad SU
Opera House
Walter
Olive Tell
John Bowers
Chickie
Racing Romeo
Johnny Hines
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