Liberty Tonight and Wednesday Show Big Stromberg Films
Amusements note Liberty presents a Stromberg production starring Marguerite de la Motte John Bowers and Buddy Post in a lavish screen adaptation of Tom Tatterly with themes of color and spectacle. A Pathe comedy and Metro Goldwyn's Up the second feature follow with Milton Sills Conrad Nagel and Allen Gratner in a New York setting. Avery Hopwood’s latest play also mentioned.
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Liberty
Wenesday
Hpnt Stromberg &Pecal
Stromberg
Harry Carey
Vonderschmitt
Bloomington
Tom
Marguerite de la Motte
John Bowers
Buddy Post
Pathe
Tsun- Up
Metro Goldwyn Productions
Thursad
North Carolina Hills
Conrad Nagel
Milton Sills
New York
O'Malley
Cagens Mackaill
Allen Gratner
Nell Craig
Tarp de Lacey
Hopwood presents a Broadway cast at Grand Theater
Mr Hopwood has crafted a vital universal theme in a beauty filled play. Andy Wright offers a Broadway cast led by Miss Dorothy Gale and Mr Eugene McDonald. This is the only presentation of their famous play outside New York and Chicago. An afternoon or evening of real enjoyment is assured at the Grand theater. This is not a motion picture.
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Hopwood
Andy
Wright
Dorothy Gale
Eugene McDonald
New York
Chicago
Grand ‘Theater
Inspector Coming to Galveston Ladies of the G A R Meeting
Mrs Ora T Conldaver of Galveston Indiana a representative of the Department of Inspection of the Ladies of the G A R will be here tonight to inspect the flown circle of the G A R Also expected are Mrs Minnie Penwell state president of Tipton Indiana and Mrs Critchfield senior president of Princeton Indiana The meeting is set for Red Man's hall at 7 30 o'clock.
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Ora T Conldaver
Galveston
Ind
Department
Minnie Penwell
Tipton Ind
Critchfield
Princeton
Indiana
Red Man’s Hall
Marriage Licenses Report From Clay City Area
A batch of marriage licenses appears including Plinn and Sarah J Jessup of Clay City, Himijutg and H Ten Marieerrr Buckley from different locales, Zellar and Elizabeth M, and Pierce Ivanaugh. The records note proximity to local towns with witnesses and familial connections, a circuit court document, and a notice of a large attendance at a social event.
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Ch . Plinn
Clay City
Explosion Claims Bedford Family in Home Fire
A lethal blast in Bedford destroys a home, killing Mr. and Mrs. Martin and their son Frederick. Mrs. Martin began a fire with kerosene when the explosion occurred, leaving Mrs. Rose Martin near death.
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Bedford
Oyo - Martin
Rose
Frederick
Talk With a Washington Man Mr Schulte Relates a Remedy
Mr Frank Schulte shoe shop proprietor at 421 East Main Street Washington states that when his child was ill with back pain he used Doak's Pills purchased at Lindeman's Pharmacy. The remedy relieved the trouble after a short period of use. He shares this experience to help Washington readers.
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Mr. Schulte
Washington
Enka
Oftar 'Street
Frank Schulte
Doak
Lindeman
Sunday visits and church meeting at High Rock
Mr and Mrs John Berry and others visited Mr and Mrs Albert Taylor and children. Mrs Gordie Hedrick and Hugh called on Ha den Armes and family. Robert Armes on sick list. Orion Armes of Washington attended with Lea Baker and children visiting Robert Armes. Protracted meeting at High Rock led by Reverend Thompson. Harriet and Edith Collins hosted Wednesday guests. Glenn Hedrick drove to Washington on business. Georgie Allen spent Saturday night with Hugh Hedrick.
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Lily
John Berry Ang Ter
Robert Armes Sanday
Veral
High Rock
Thompson
His Turn Now in Indianapolis on Kramer’s plan
Joseph G. Kramer president of the Indianapolis Traffic Club hopes January 26 arrives soon and that no more men die surveying railroad conditions in the northern state. Five years ago five men began the survey and one dies each year leaving Kramer alone. He believes safety depends on the date and the year’s end.
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Indianapolis
Joseph G. Kramer
Indianapol Trefic Club
Kramer
Kramélieves
Janu
Sunday church guests at Oak Grove include Brett Schnarr Hedrick
Reverend Landeram Brett led services at Oak Grove Sunday morning with guests including Mr and Mrs Edward Schnarr and son Melvin Mr and Mrs Claude Hedrick and son Fried man Miss Glenn Hedrick and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Schnarr visiting Mrs Sarah Allen and her son George Others noted with Edward Taylor and more attendees in the South Pennville area.
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Oak Grove
Landeram Brett
Edward Schnarr
Melvin
Claude Hedrick
Freidman
Glenn Hedric
Lawrence ‘Schnarr
Sarah Allen
George
Edward. Taylor
Linton Boys Find Dead Body of Unknown Man
Lipton Ind Oct 13 The body of an unidentified man was found at ?30 o clock Sunday afternoon by boys returning from a rabbit hunting trip. The body lay near the cold embers of a fire where the man had been.
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Lipton
Ind
Man Found Dead Near Junction of Heart in Linton Area
A man about 76 years old, five feet six inches tall and 140 pounds, with a brown mustache and grey whiskers, was found dead about 24 hours after death near a point one fourth of a mile east of here. Dr. P. Burns, acting inquest in Coroner Wood's absence, cited rupture of the aorta as the cause. Donald Greates, Ray Sargent, Ray Pitaphielen, and Dexter McDonald, all of Linton, located the body.
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Burns
Wood
Oria
Donald Greatces
Ray Sargent
Ray Pitaphielen
Dexter McDonald
Linton
Bluffton Hosts Reception for Young Gordon in Sebring
A fragmented clipping notes Bluffton hosting a reception for Helen Gordon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James O. Gordon, with references to Sebring Florida and a nine and a quarter pound catfish. The text is garbled but centers on a social event and a large catfish catch connected to Helen Gordon’s family.
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Bluffton
Helen
James O. Gordon
Sebring
Fla
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