Two Local Weddings and Community Notices From Daviess County
Ian Siac and Helen Lents of Loogootee wed Lester Gilmore at St. Simon’s rectory with Rev. Wm. J. Davis officiating. Daviess County Odd Fellows to meet at Plainville hall Tuesday night for initiatory work in two degrees. Dorcas Division Two to hold all day meeting with Mrs. Henshaw on Wednesday. Community socials include bridge club entertainment by the Nutters, Little Guild picnic at the Park, and Westyan Guild meeting at Charles Feagans’ home. Several residents travel, visit relatives, or report returns from trips to Detroit, Indianapolis, and Philadelphia Navy Yards.
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Ian Siac
Helen Lents
Loogootee
Lester Gilmore
Daviess County
Odd Fellows
Plainville
Plainville Hall
Dorcas
Dorcas Society
Eee Guild
Charles Feagans
Res Feagans
Josephine Siegel
Westyan
Lucille Bixler
Doris Feagans
Girl of the Rio opens at Indiana Theatre with Dolores Del Rio
The Duarte era film presents Mies Del Rio as a cafe entertainer in a melodrama with adventurous action. Leo Carrillo as a boastful Joset, Norman Foster opposite Del Rio, and supporting cast including Ralph Ince and Frank Campéi deliver strong performances. The stage version titled as The Rio is highlighted by dramatic mood shifts and a forceful defender of man after a tense emergency.
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Rio
Dolores del Rio
Peasenatal Willard
Indiana Theatre
Mies
del Rio
Afta
Darkest Year Before the Sunrise, Welfare and Hope
Olive Rok wts and Barton recount a family facing poverty with barely enough food and milk. They contrast welfare shortages with public talk of budgets and gold standards. The writer urges resilience, recalling past panics and a belief that prosperity returns after hardship. A doctor’s hopeful view and a sample tale of recovery through community spirit are shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Society
Cohn
Leath
Woman Leaders Speak at Advertising Convention
Miss Dorothy Crowns, president of the League of Advertising Women of New York City, addressed the 28th annual Advertising Federation convention in New York on modern advertising methods. Mrs Stanislaus Hausner greeted her husband in Miami after eight days missing at sea during his attempt to fly the Atlantic. Miss Shirley Farr of Chicago, national president of the Women's Overseas Service League, notes about 3,660 members with thousands more serving overseas during and after the war. the league holds its 12th annual convention in Los Angeles in early July.
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Dorothy Crowns
League of Advertising Women
New York City
Advertising Federation of
Aeca
New York
Crowe
Stanislaus Hausner
Miami
Hansner
Circe
Shell
Atlantic
Shirley Farr
Chicago
Women’s Overseas Service League
Europe
League
Los Angeles
Paris
Viola Rodgers
Societe Nationale d’Horticulture de France
Cours la Rein
Rodgers
Mme
Paul Ettinger
Cercle Des Gourméttes
Cherry Dizon Chooses Love Over Travel Plans
In a heartfelt domestic scene Cherry Dizon resists her father and fiancé Dan's push to join a summer trip. Dan faces discouragement after a manuscript misfire, while Cherry's resolve grows as she rejects change and stays with family, confronting an uncertain future.
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Cherry
Dan
Mr. Dizon
Mother
Dixon
Davenport
Gus
Twis
Bolivia Forms New Phrase Motto With We Can
Bolivia adopts a national message stressing economic reform and national resilience. Officials frame the slogan We Can as a guiding principle, signaling unified efforts to boost development and public morale.
Paris Goes Paris The Temple of the Dry Regime Opens
Louis Moyses opens the first Parisian style speakeasy here in the former Grand Escort club. A sliding door and hidden entrance behind a fake library lead to gas lit rooms with music drinks and food. The Temple of the Dry Regime attracts amused pleasure seekers.
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Paris
Louis Moyses
Dogs Raid Deer Pens at Tex. Zoo Killing Bucks
A pack of dogs raided the city zoo in Fort Worth Texas, attacking penned deer and killing two of the finest bucks in the enclosure. Authorities have been unable to capture the dogs after multiple forays.
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Worth
Tex
Toddy's Variety Bazaar Puzzle Clues Debated
A fragmented puzzle from Toddy's Variety Bazaar lists various clues including capitals, political divisions, and cryptic hints. It mentions the capital of Yukon, references to a new Japanese premier, and scattered definitions such as aloft, exists, destroy, street, back of neck, and powerful.
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Montgomery
Tao Ae” Fund
Nutters
Seetany
Fourth Street
Paul Cooper
Egan. Smith
B. G. Brouillette
Smith
Brouillette
Little Guild Prembers
Little Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Helen Spalding
Dean van Trees
Helen McCormick
Arlene Hitchcock
Harry Hayden
Glen Abbott
Glen Charlee
Philadela
C. ‘J. Abbott
West Trees
Abbott
Washington
Navy Yards
Philadelphia
A & Her
Alvin Padgett
A Scadder
John 8. Boyd
Mary Padgett
Satus Kiefer
Indianapolis
Johnson
West Mains
Detroit
Canada
South Be
John’ Raymann
East St. Louis
William
Carzel
Louise
Bedford
Iris Jean Fish
Kara McCarrell
Patterson’ Loogootee
Oré Ellen Webster
Odon
Liam ‘Webster
Mrs. Laughlin
Mr and Mrs. Frederooth of
Loogeootee
Lucille Goglin
Inins
In Apolis
Boggs
Graham Farms
Capitol Airp
Lydia Pink
By Gage Clark I
Olive Rok Wts & Barton
Gothip
Polima
Congress
Sian
Casbara
Gea
Shannon
Max Tarson
Mr. Dison
Thas
Briartop
Dizon
Tin
Walter Dizon Fathem
Grig Goodby
Gatil
Bolivia
America
Nicholas
Cincinnati
S. V.W
Toddy’s Variety Bazaar
SIATL
Ieee
Pam
Siti
Ecla
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