Ethel Moehrling and Harry Gallagher Wed in Washington
Ethel Moehrling and Harry Gallagher were married at St Pauls Cathedral in Washington D C. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Moehrling of Hammond and the groom son of Mrs M Gallagher of Cedar Rapids. Congressman William Schulte officiated and the couple will reside at 3133 A Street Northest Hammond.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
Washington, D. C
Ethel Moehrling
Harry Cgallagher
Hammond
James Kilkenny
Albert Moehrline
Bauer Street
Gallagher
M. Gallagher
Cedar Rapids
Chase
Joto Hélmbauga
Gaza
Washington
Gallaghers
A Street
Northorest
Mise Moehring
Berau
Hammond High School
Frank May
Indianapolis
Wis
Ciallagher
Dorothy Steward
E . Mungover
All Saints
H W Steward
Truman Avenue
Kenneth Willem Cosgrove
William Congreve
Worley
Toway
Leo Kavany
Cosgrove
Erasgelll Chemical Company
Woodmar Women Plan Spring Bridge Tea For Saturday
Woodmar Women of Woodmar Country Club host an annual spring bridge tea for members and friends. Bach auction and contract bridge begin at two with pivot or progressive play. Several high score prizes announced. tea served at the afternoon’s close. Mrs H EO Sharzer chairs with Mrs W DP Chnavenger and Mrs E A Longgood Hemet assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmear Country Club
Woodjar Ramen
H EO Sharzer
W DP
Chnavenger
E A Longgood
Lodge Members Guests In South Bend Dinner Honors Be Hr Life
A Be Hr Life Association gathering from Hammond hosted lodge members and guests at Loch Bend court in South Bend on April 18. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John W Blan, Mr and Mrs Bryan Burnight, Mr and Mrs Roy Prassler, and Mr and Mrs W HM Longeneker. A special meeting at 8 0pm outlined plans for the Indiana State Congress May 15 1924 in Bilhart with tasks assigned to Scribe Mary L Warr Chief John Yaddle and Deputy W O Treverton. Afterward guests enjoyed cards and dancing, with the Hammond members hosting the event at home.
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South Bend
Be Hr Life Association of
Hammond
Loch Bend Court
John W Blan
Bryan Burnight
Roy Prassler
HM Longeneker
Indiana State Congress
Bile~hart
Mary L Warr
John Yaddle
W O Treverton
Hiamond
Asada
School election at POTA meeting elected officers
During the POTA business session in the Columbia school gym, Russell Nicholas was elected president, C Larcaster vice president, Harry Stewart secretary, and Frank Hoffman treasurer for the ensuing year. The Mother chorus performed after the session and the retiring president was recognized for her service.
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Harson
POTA
Columbia Archaol
Russel
Nicholas
C Larcaster
Harry Stewart
Frank Hoffman
Shanka Probato
Federated Clubs of Musicians Open Convention
Indiana Federation of Music clubs opens its 12th annual convention in Indianapolis with a morning business session. A Purdue Womans club orchestra and a Brazilian vocal trio, plus Herbert Arlington Huntington, are featured in an afternoon program. A choral festival by Sigma Alpha Iota’s Patroneus Club and Vincennes old French music are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tdianapolis
Indiana Federation of Music Clubs
Purdue Womans Club
Brazil
Herbert Arlington Huntington
Vincennes
Patroneus Club
Sigma Alpha
Iola
Donight
Springtime Sounds and Sleep Affected by Outdoor Noises
A fragmented prose sketch describes spring awakenings through noises inside and outside a home. It notes barking hounds, morning routines of children skating to school, and lullaby like refrains, ending with a rhetorical question about the heart singing in spring.
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Katy
Fort Wayne Guests Highlight South Bend Club Program
Mrs Henry Eggers and Mrs George of Fort Wayne joined Hammond attendees for a South Bend Progress Club program. The event featured Mrs Hoeky Baeere and Mrs Daniel Biker, with Mrs Fred George of Fort Wayne earning honorable mention for her original tempo, and Mrs Eggers noted for setting a poem to music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Eggers
Mrs
George
Fort Wayne
Progress Club
South Bend
Hoeky Bazere
Slater
Daniel Biker
Fred George
Jennie C Mintchins
Florence Hrgedorn
Eggera
Progrear Club
Thomas Curtis
Clark
Hammond Fiftieth Anniversary Promises Community Event
The Hammond Chamber of Commerce invites former residents to share names and addresses to join a gala marking Hammond’s 50th anniversary. The program includes a week of events starting June 25 with a pageant and a historical display of Hammond’s founding era and present figures in The Times.
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Hammonds
C Hackett
Hammon Chamber of
Com
Mares
Hammond
Harmony club luncheon hosts and bridge results
Local clubs held informal luncheons and afternoon bridge sessions across May, with Mrs W Orr and Mrs G Larson among hosts. High scores went to Mrs Lucille Barin, Mrs William Matthews, and Mrs Jack Traxter. many members won clover favors.
Party honors R Dingman on wedding anniversary
Mrs Ralph Dingman hosted a surprise party Tuesday evening for her husband R Dingman on their fourth wedding anniversary. Guests enjoyed informal card games and a midnight luncheon served at the center table surrounded by American Beauty rose arrangements with ribbons from Mrs Dingman’s bridal bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Dingman
Ralph Dingman
Tapers
Marie
Y W C A Plans Membership Dinner Next Tuesday
Members of the YWCA of Hammond plan a spring membership meeting and a thirty dinner at First Christian church next Tuesday the 28th. The program promises to be interesting and unusual with activity of the Hammond association highlight. A major business meeting will be featured with Mrs Win Howard and Mrs LL Ronmietger as chairmen of the membership committee. Reservations may be made at the YWCA office through Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association of
Hammond
Bolen Alold
Win Howard
LL Ronmietger
Woca
Panhellenic Bridge Party for Husbands in Wicker Park
Thirty eight guests attended a bridge party hosted by Panhellenic Society members for their husbands at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thor Halle in Wicker Park. Auction bridge featured a tally comparison with Mrs Rollie Weesner and Edward Troy winning high awards, while Mrs H G Cole and Robert Montagneloa earned runners up. A luncheon followed. next Panhellenic meeting will elect officers, hosted by Mrs C G Garrett at 439 Madigan Avenue in May. Legion and auxiliary plan a Hard Times party Friday at American Legion headquarters with costumed guests invited.
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Panhellenic Society
Thor Halle
Wicker Park
Morris Erdmann
Lisyd Wart
Waldo Aachiam
More
Artauy Bechman
Chas
Rehbein
Rollie Weesner
Edward Troy
H G. Cole
Robert Montagnéloa
C G Garrett
Madigan Avenue
Legion
Auxiliary
American Legion
Pretty Party Is Given By Mrs Harmon Visiting Parents
Mrs Harmon hosted a spring party at her parents home in Highland Street with 25 guests. The event honored Mrs Harmon’s fifth wedding anniversary and birthday, featuring a bridgeless evening of colorful tales, a four-game contract, and a lighted birthday cake for the hostess. Out-of-town guests included Mrs Santon of Richmond and Mrs Randolph Logus of Chicago. Mrs Harmon departs soon for the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harmon
Ayron Olio
Tessé Wilson
Highland Street
Harmon
Gail Wilson
Quinn
Hammond
Gadsden
Alabama
Mr Harmon
Wilson
Deversiny
Rijed Jory
Favora Te
Edward Hannets
Misa Rae Oberlin
Ruth Lyvgren
Mins
Temple Club Enjoys Pleasant Evening of Cards
The Temple club members spent a Wednesday evening at the temple with informal entertainment and bridge and pinochle games. Bridge awards went to Mrs Lank Bernar Wie Crailes Kauf man, Joseph McConnell, and Prank Bennet. Pinochle high scores were earned by Mra HK Brown, Mrs GO Jane, Amy Eator, and Tom McCutcheon. The group has held a multiweek tournament and plans another card night in May.
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Temple Club
Temple
Lank Bernar Wie
Crailes Kaufman
Joseph McConnell
Prank Bennet
Mra
HK Brown
GO Jane Amy Eator
Tom McCutcheon
MELLO GLO Face Powder Promises Youthful Glow
A cosmetic ad touts MELLO GLO powder for a healthy glow and smooth application. It claims long wear, hiding fine lines, reducing visible pores, and a fragrance enhancing daily use, urging women to try the product now.
Cora Jackson Named State Leader of Royal Neighbors
Mrs Cora Jackson of Indianapolis was elected state leader of the Royal Neighbors of America at the annual convention. Terra Hata was chosen for the 1934 meeting. Other officers include Mary Flaher East Chicago Wis La Dell Juggers Plymouth Ira Florence Jummiona Elkhart Mike Hrael Shaw Ridgeyble Irma Klinger Indianapolis Georgix Ballad Terre Haute Ligeia McClain Kentland Mabel Hunsucker Dayetteville Susan Story Sullivan and Hester Pinksataff Vincennes. Remaining offices are elective.
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Indianapolis
Cora Jackson Tndianapolis
Terra Hata Wes
Carne Martine
Crawfords- Vila
Mary Flaher
East
Chicago
Wis la
Irma Klinger
Tre Georgix
Ballad
Terre Haute
Ligeia McClain
Kentland
Mabel Hunsucker
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Harry Gallagher
Capital City
W'm. Schulte
Calligher
Tiins
Wm Schult
Congress
University of Towa
Kappa Sigma
Mi Gallagher
France
Woodmar
Spring Bridge
Gary
Gary Civic Theater
William Ellery Leonard
Kerbert Barnes Earle
Civic Theater
Mise Ady Altman
Crown Point
Ind
Thia
Tao Livas
Leonards
Lennard
Tha Readine
Miss Allman
Bave & Tate
Beime
Abour Earle
Miaz Allman
Such & U Lique
Federated Clubs of Musicians Open Convention
Lester Golden
Mise Anns Radle
Carroll Streat
Rose Keldenieh
Bridge
Wiss Mannla Wasmin
Mra Hatzhach
Josephine Baldwin
Anns Kingston
Luiella Bryant
Mable Newman
Dorothy Ricketts
Ruth Westfanl
Pauline Keesee
Minnie Waxman
CALUMET-ST_ MARY
Calumets
St Marys Club
Titzel
Mcakinley
Hogteses
John A Brennan
Aliya Burke
Louise Tittle
Anna Louise Maloney
Catherine Burks
Mise Maloney
St Varys College and Academy
Otre Dame
Celia Kooerzer
Florence Warrax
Vein Hane
Mary Beckman
Ofiss Maris Bieker
William Dooley
Katherina Brazaill
Mias
Helen Hravziil Wea
Helen D Orrico
3Liss
Violette Calzaretur
Rose. O Connor
Rose Clare O Connor
John’ Oconno
Waltham
University of Terns Wise
Ocannor
Pall
College
Cvouner
Victor Dyst
Hohman Avenue
Bert Austin
Roscoe Woods
Woods
Taylor
E . Jones
W D Cleavenger
W . Orr
Harmony Club
W P Walker
Mre
Allen Conant
William Hoffman
George Ro Farmer
Rey Law-son
Ted Blocker
Thomas Grant
Freeland’ Avenue
Carolinde Club
Mora Calzarettia
Mra Thomas Keyes
Claver
Iijoy
Parthanon Theater
Lorge
John James
Douglas Avers
Clyde Hess
Sholte Howet
Harry Jewett
Gerald Baebo
Accra
Virgil Woodward
Howat
Luscheon
Mig Ray Royce
Dextroit Strest
Grassell Club
Orchig Wheel Poss
Yallow China
Maen
Bridges
Halloch Heaford
Withur
Garner Grits
Aui' Tore Renea Avenue
Em'club
George Houvger
Wil Wantes
Vayee Jordan
Truman
Warlely Club
Tont Pinochis Club
Gartrade
Gerald L. Clare
Towle Atrest
Delta Mu Club
Acacia Club
RV Mellor
Webb
Ming Viola Red
Claude Avenue
R O Jones
Arkansas Avenue
G Goodlanéear
Lyons Breet
Lucille Barinn
Wiliam Matthews
Jack Traxter
EF Weaver
Goodlandsrs
Toulg Miltor
Tefferson
Shell 400 Club
Mra ¢ Beardon
W E Randall
Tadles
William Titsels
McKinley Street
Gury
Us Boatessie
Charles Renbein
Wil
Net Club
Junghesn
Mem
Jolly Twelve
Bundo Club
Z. Steinhart
PR. Burch
Mre EK. Dingmans
Hinkel
Chevy Street
Mite
Maxine Shuck
Henry Street
Ann Weber
Misa Lourde Alpaugh
August Schuits
Wasaville
Fanny Brikmian
Clara
Mary Marcus
Ida Laussig
Bi Losier
Touselghante
HH W. Cawley
Ball
Mra Cawley
Rosewood
James Cellahan
Mie
Keeves
Bira Bernard Graves
Carl Morganthalersn
Mra C
Bibert Kenigton
Donald Gavit
Amernoan Book Club
J R Fawyer
Linyh Doug- Tas
Harry Folk
Highland
Wailday
Joseph Hutton
Wildwood" Road
Friands
EL B Dakin
Indi-It Park
Arthur Sbert
Gethering
Thor Iholle
Luheheen
Edward Rentner
Offlorance Street
Lot Pepper Club
Margaret Miller
Mra © Janke
Lukmann
F Mallak
Mallak
Willams Street
Happy Aces Club
Mildred Walter
Sibley Street
Loretta Gunther
Becker Street
Countria Club
Ray Lawson
Abo
Tmhenbars
Ralph Groman
Ridge Road
Wow
Jack Sehlatinger
Good Tyme Club
Wilbur Culex
Floyd Flannigan
P L O Toole
Mre Cail
Wilbur Coles
Cat D Rea
Hol van Pelt
Claiance
HM Club
Lewis Kasper
Lawndale Street
Y.W.C.A
Mrs. Harmon
Praises Calumet Region
Calvin
Mrs. Coolidge
Calumet
Wilson Brothers
Superior
Rothschild & Hirsch
Cora Jackson
Mary Fisher
Supreme Camp Meeting
Placeblo
Bunoco
Lincoln Club
Pri Delta Kappa
Hammond Womans Club
Wonemar Ladies’ Golf Associatio
Woodmer
Buneo
Pingckle
Lincoh
Maude Morton Hosler
Columbia School
Childrei Lor
Aduils
Elle
Marcel
Ella’s Beauty and Barber Shop
Bulletin
State Street
Stants
Parthenon
New York
Helen Williams
Bea
Tyre Times Fashion Bureau
Fifth Avenue
New York City
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