Loyal Friends Christian Church Elect Officers
The Loyal Friends Christian church elected officers at a meeting. Tabitha Cummings and Huette Poindexter led the count with Mrs. Harry Lett identified as President Lorna Rogers as treasurer Olive Morris as secretary. Losers of a Washington County club membership contest to entertain the winning team at a dinner October 20 hosted by Mrs. Fred Harris in Loogootee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leers
Loyal Friends
Christian
Pst
Harry Lett
Ilda
Lorna Rogers
Asurer
Olive Morris
Opal Fisher
Washington
Grand Theatre Amusement Notices Feature Derby Winners Bill
The Grand theatre presents a heavy schedule with vaudeville and a photoplay. Tonight The Derby Winners bill offers new songs dances music and scenery plus The Air Hawk starring Al Wilson. Saturday includes another complete bill with a photoplay headlined by Silver King in The Bandits Baby. Sunday features Richard Barthelmess in Soul Fire and Liberty showcases Rugged Water with a big storm sequence. A Play Ball chapter and Mack Sennett comedy The Rain Knight accompany matinee or late showings. Admissions are 10 and 20 cents.
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Derbyners
Grand Theatre
Grand
al Wilson
Fred Thompson
Wonder Horse
Silver King
Renick Brown
Grand Sunday
Richard Barthelmess
Martin Brown
Italy
Paris
Port Said
South Seas
Eric Fane
Barthelmess
Liberty Tonight
Paramount
Jas Lincoln
Lois Wilson
Warner Baxter
Phyllis Haver
Wallace Béery
New England
Zane Grey
Marriage Licenses for Otto Warren and Burkly Lisman
Otto F. Warren aged 38 of Lawrenceville and Hounte Burkly Lisman aged 23 of Lawrenceville obtain marriage licenses. Lisman is the daughter of Robert Lisman, deceased, with the groom listed as son of J J Warren. (Dates indicate Oct 5, 1925 as a relevant reference.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto F. Warren
Lawrence Lle
Til
Stillman
J J. Warren Sumner
Ill
Hounte
Burkly
Lawrenceville
Robert Lisman
Fragments Point to Community Figures in Local Notes
Fragmentary lines mention Harry Fromme, Mr and Mrs Fred Mee, and Thaddeus H attending a national funeral or gathering. References to Montgomery, Virginia, and a Pantheon theater suggest a city social schedule. Names appear amid scattered events and family mentions without full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fromme
Eet Fia
Fred Mee
Tor Froiame
Land description notice for Ottis Gilliatt and James Noble
A public land description lists Ottis O. Gilliatt and James M. Noble with section and township details 812t4r7j and corneqeeq $11t4r7, indicating pursuit of property rights and boundary references in the local record. The entry records parcel identifiers and monetary figures tied to the property description.
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F Mosier
Isom
J. J. ‘Hoffman
Patterson
Jaranali and Son
Vincennes
Sam E Patterson
Liberty
Metro-Goldwyn
Vonderschmitt
Twain
Capitol Theater
New York
Peter B.kyne
York Daeiens
Southeas
Peter B. Kyne
Mack Sennett Gomiery
Fox News
Meh
Paramount Six
Bloomington
Mack
Sennett
UCL
Rain Knight
Peter
B 'Ne
DS Ai
Avaineok
Ole
Tropic
Anita Ste Linonel Belmore
Justine J Sacs
Florence Turner
Urban
America
South Sea Islands
Maurice Tourneur
Nature
Hal Roach
Bert Lytell
William Norris
Mie Arris
Aonigdomery
Rjin
Flick
Feicaiebare
Agiett
Thaddeus H
Ied
National
Mungral Ec
DE Ars
T. Pened Smiley
Eeers
H. B. Boyd
Sully
Pantheon Thea
Ottis O. Gilliatt
Lo James M. Noble