Alumnae dinner and community events dominate week
The article covers a hospital alumnae dinner for the 1923 class featuring Miss Bernice Foster and others, a St Simon Academy film night with Lernt Doone and Littlest Rebel, and a Corrine Pate and Carl Pate wedding in Evansville. It also details Rotary Convention attendance, church lawn socials, and a marriage of Miss Marie Schuck in Indianapolis.
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Bernice Foster
Neest
Sheri‘dan
Louise Bryvord
Margaret
Humiphrey Reima
Louise Stafton
Lumbia
Ed&h Willis
Torive Entertainment
St. Sindi Hall
St. Simon Academy
Marie Schuck
Fred, Steel
Indianapolis
T.d. Simpson
Presbyterian Church
West Washington Street
Remodeling of Liberty Theatre Under Way in City
Mr and Mrs Harry Vonderschmitt and Harry M Palmer depart for Chicago to buy fixtures for the Liberty Theatre remodel. The lower floor will seat feather upholstered chairs, with a larger auditorium and balcony redesigned for better sightlines and acoustics. A long throw curtain, new lighting by Brown, a motor generator set from Indianapolis used in the Cheld theatre, and a proscenium arch with plaster work will enhance the stage. Completion is hoped for the Liberty’s September anniversary.
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Ay Arvin
Thomas R. Cox
U. S. Light and Heat Eee
Indianapolis
Peter W. Schuck
West Ind
Harry Vondersellitt
Harry M.palmer
Chicago
Liberty Theatre
Twin City
MiAlwaukee
Cicago
Vonderschmitt
He and Brown
John Kirk
W. L. Evans
East Maj
The
Liberty
Harold Lloyd
Hal Caine
Rupe Hughes
Tom. ME
John Barrymot i
Mabel Baili
Vanity Fair
Thomas Meighlin
Mayothers
Ocen
John Bollander First Heat Victim Of The Year
John Bollander suffered a slight heat prostration while shingling a home on McCormick avenue. He swooned near the bottom rung of a ladder and fell. He was taken home for medical attention and reported much improved. Sunday was the hottest day of the year, with temperatures near fifty degrees.
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John Bollander
Edward Hintcher
McCormick Avenue
Hoo
Mercury
Bootlegger killed by officer in Evansville shootout
Evansville Indiana June 18 R L Reuban born Ak Ron Ohio was shot and killed early Sunday by patrolman John Lehman while resisting arrest. The coroner Dr Wil Hara French may exonerate the patrolman. Reuban and his brother in law McDivitt were suspected of illicit work and attacked when ordered to halt. The patrolman fired and Reuban died shortly after at a hospital.
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Evansville
Ind
R. L. Reuban
Akron
John Lehman
Wil
Hara G. French
Reu
Jean
City Gas Usage Report Sparks Council Caution
A city employees committee in Indianapolis submits a report criticizing excessive gasoline use in May. One official logged 118 gallons over 36 days, averaging about 3.3 gallons per day, highlighting material waste and urging tighter controls.
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Counci
Indianapolis
Cy You
New Child Film Star Bruce Guerin Captures Attention
Los Angeles June 18 Bruce Guerin four years old rapidly rises as a child film star rivaling Jackie Coogan Viola Dana praises his naturalness in Love in the Dark while Guerin’s on set efficiency reduces retakes. Industry shifts show Goldwyn overtaking Famous Players and Metro remaining a major producer amid consolidations in the film business.
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Bruce Guerin
Een Coogan
Charlie Chaplin
Viola Dana
Jackie Peres
Iversal Film Co
Argest
Picney
Tom
Aidan
Famous Players
Goldwyn’s
Red Cross Aids Greek Orphans In War Ration Efforts
The American Red Cross in Greece continues aid to children and mothers left victims of war. Volunteers provide food such as milk, corn grits, and vegetables while housing and care improve in camps and barracks. Relief shipments and medical support sustain families as reestablished routines begin.
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Ban
Ross
Eres
Macedonia
Greery
Greece
Ted
America
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