Marcus Revue Opens With Lively Cast and Contests
A large crowd enjoyed the Marcus Revue opener highlighting Elmer Coudy’s comic turn and the Sunny South Four. The program features a Bathing Beauty and Charleston dance contest with eliminations, a marriage on stage with a $50 wedding gift, and a Wednesday matinee with 3:00 pm show. Special matinee prices are 10 cents for children and 25 cents for adults.
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Marcus
Elmer Coudy
Sunny South
Marcus Revue
Grand Theater
Marcus Revue Company
Bible as a perfect book preached at Church of Christ
Evangelist C Rhody spoke to a good audience about The Bible at the Church of Christ last night. He called the Bible a perfect book able to build believers, grant inheritance in heaven, and free them from sin’s law, asserting it cannot be destroyed and will judge on the last day.
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Evangelist
C. Rhody
Evangelist Meets Offer Baptism and Open Meetings
At last night’s meeting two participants stepped forward one to join and another to confess and seek baptism soon. A schedule lists daily meetings this week starting at 7 30 pm with inviting words on inclusive attendance and a promise of a profitable experience through song and preaching.
Farmers urged to reserve for Bureau dinner at Jefferson
Farmers known to attend the Farm Bureau dinner at Jefferson consolidated school Thursday evening had not reserved by noon today. Officers extended time to reserve and urged calling the Farm Bureau at telephone 122. Indications point to almost 300 attendees.
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Farm Bureau
Jefferson Consolidated School
Rutgers kicker Carl Wolfe in glasses cage photo
Protector Carl Wolfe of Rutgers College is the best dropkicker on the football squad yet nearly sightless without glasses. To let him play coach Jack Wallace arranged a cage so Wolfe could be seen wearing the eyewear during a scrimmage.
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Carl Wolfe
Rutgers College
Jack Wallace
Wolfe
Rotary Club Leads 80 Reservations At Meet Ing
About 200 reservations have been made for the event with the Rotary club accounting for about eighty. The attendee list suggests strong local participation and community interest in the meet ing.
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Rotary Club
Chamber opposes Pinchot plan for strike settlement
Washington Dec 15 The United States Chamber of Commerce board adopted a resolution attacking Governor Pinchots plan for settling the anthracite strike The measure says the proposal fails to provide arbitration for all phases of the controversy and leaves major issues unresolved.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Classifieds and notices blend in late issue
A reader notice page shows thanks from a family for sympathy and floral offerings. The ad section lists events and sales including a Wesley Memorial church supper and a variety of small ads for sale rent lost and items for sale. An item notes brightly colored fishes recently discovered living at great ocean depths.
Grahams enlarging Evansville factory plan announced
Graham Brothers unveil a 100000 building program to extend their Evansville truck plant. Three new units, each 90 by 240 feet, will be built north of the current facility, adding 65000 square feet and boosting daily output by 25 percent from 50 to 75 trucks. The plant also produces truck dies for other company factories.
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Graham Brothers
Evansville
Fire chief slips during drill at Seymour school
Fire Chief Jarrell slid down a fire drill chute in Seymour and landed in a ball on the floor. He will recover from his injuries as students yelled Do it again.
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Seymour
Jarrell
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