Social and Personal News of the D Day in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Star reports a social calendar of gatherings including a pretty shower and bridge party for Miss Ruth Mertz at 2036 North Delaware Street, an Oct engagement to Frank Hverette Giles in Wabash, and numerous club luncheons, dinners, and home visits. Members from Meridian Heights Inter-Club host a luncheon, while the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter plans a meeting at North Pennsylvania Street. Also noted are bridal showers for Mary Janet O’Roeilly and Margaret Layne Davidson, and the marriage of Mabel Elouise Fielder to Elmer A. Lumley plus other social events around town.
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RS. WALTOR P. MAYER
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Ruth Mertz
Frank Hverette Giles
Chicago
Wabash
Democratic Minors Club
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Albert A. Ogle
Newman Street
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Kansan City
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son Palmer
New Orleans
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Caroline Scott Harrison
Daughters of the American Revolution
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Charles Jerome Murphy
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Norathy Lee
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Marian Stoner
Meta Lieber
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Grace Hackleman
Dorothy Darmody
Ante Moorhead
Mary G@_ Coulter
Mirgitta Moorhead
Mirtha Upderratst
Liise Stockdale Lirill
Guest at Club Luncheon Opens PT A Year in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Federation of Parent-Teacher Clubs resumes work with a luncheon at All Souls Unitarian Church. Mrs. Charles H. Smith will be guest of honor as the new federation president, with incoming and outgoing presidents among 54 member clubs and a full executive slate.
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All Souls Unitation Church
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Indianapolis
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Miss Georgia Selem Weds Clarence White at Home
Miss Georgia M. Selem, daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Selem, married Clarence R. White in a candlelight ceremony at the bride’s brother’s home on North Oxford street. Rev T J Simpson officiated as Gladys Selem and Daniel F Brown attended. The couple left for Chicago for their wedding trip and plan to reside at 1269 North Oxford street after October 1.
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Indiana High School Press Association officer to lead Franklin convention registration
Mina Kathryn Papgle of Technical High School Indianapolis will oversee registration at the annual Indiana High School Press Association convention in Franklin. She is secretary treasurer of the association and will be assisted by Franklin College students Dorothy Dine more Marion Brown Mary Packer and Thelma Pitas at the event.
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Indianapolis
Indiana High School Press Association
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Dorothy Dinemore
Marion Brown
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Universal Chiropractors’ Association
Jaws of Indiana
My Husband's Love in Revelations of a Wife phase
Adele Garrison reveals a domestic mystery as the narrator discovers clues to her husband Dicky's injuries. She oils and handles bloodstained bandages hidden in a wastebasket, contemplates possible shameful causes, and engineers a quiet night to learn the truth. Meanwhile she notes a furtive scene when Dicky pockets a compromising inscription from a book.
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Parental Blindness in Love Says Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix argues that love is not blind but parental love is. People rarely demand perfection in those they love, preferring faults embraced as endearing. The piece contrasts idealized courtship with realistic affection and warns parental love can overlook faults, shaping futures poorly.
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Weddings in Indiana Tie Souls in Faith and Home
In New Albany and Evansville districts, multiple marriages were solemnized. Mary Margaret Beaucond wed Arthur Endris at Holy Trinity Church, witnessed by many relatives. Rosé Marie Ramaler married Carl Richard Kunzman at Mt. Tabor Presbyterian Church with Rev. Pearcy officiating. Gusta Oaks and Samuel McNabney joined at Park Christian Church. Mary Louise Mann of Lima, Peru, and Francis N. Jones plan their wedding as relatives Captain Thomas Stokes and Jones share English roots after World War I. Mr Mann’s work in Lima’s streetcar system links to Braneville origins.
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Frank Beaucond
Arthur Endris
Charles P. Endris
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Charles Curran
Mias Rosé Marie Ramaler
Fred Ramaler
Carl Richard Kunzman
Arthur H. Mann
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South America
Mary Louise Mann
Francis N. Jones
Isabel
Thomas Stokes
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Braneville
Married sixty years honor Connersville couple
In Connersville Indiana a 60 year marriage anniversary is celebrated with a reunion at Edwin McGraw’s Glenwood home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGraw of Fayette county born near Connersville. They have seven children, 17 grandchildren, life-long farming roots and a legacy tracing to William McGraw, a county pioneer from 1814.
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Fayette county
Mr. McGraw
William McGraw
Ohio
Waterloo township
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Cambridge City
John McGraw
Alpina
Oliver McGraw
Centerville
Edwin McGraw
penedie Macrae
Gregne
Joseph Tawan
Chaptes Adcurew
Conneraville
Marshall speaks at stone laying in Connersville
Vice President Thomas H. Marshall addresses the corner stone ceremony for Connersville's new high school. He stresses a liberal education tied to duty to God, the republic, and others. Event charm includes 600 masons, 700 students, and about 5,000 spectators. school to house 2,000 pupils and cost 303,900 dollars.
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Indianapolis Star
CONNERSVILLE
Ind
Thomas H.Marshall
United States
Marshall
republic
Raymond
Springer
walla
Grand Lodge
Masons
Indiana
Warren lodge
William H. Schntz
Indianapolis
A. A. Glocksin
E. ©. Dodson
Red Cross urged to pursue health program aid
Washington September 25 The American Red Cross should enter a health program as an auxiliary to government agencies said Surgeon General Hugh S Cumming in an address before the Red Cross annual convention He noted the charter allows measures to prevent disease L Fieser praised relief work and said donations rose with preparedness Tucker funeral set for Martinsville Ind Mrs David K E Tucker dies at home and service is planned Early elevator history at the 1854 world fair New York with passengers soon after
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American Red Cross
Hugh 8. Cumming
United States public health service
Red Cross
Gen. Cumming
Grave of Revolutionary Soldier Found in Elehart County
In Elehart County a second Revolutionary War grave has been unearthed near Blin. The site holds the ashes of John Proctor born 1752 in England who came to America as a stowaway and served under General Wayne at the Battle of Stones River. The grave lies in a neglected rural cemetery and has been marked by local groups.
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Cemetery restoration plans mark revolutionary soldier’s grave
Efforts are underway to restore the cemetery and mark the resting place of a revolutionary soldier. The text notes a granite boulder and brass epitaphs, with references to Wilias Tufts and sentiments tied to the Boston Tea Party era.
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Eleven Youths Win Pushmobile Awards From The Star
The Star circulation department announced awards of pushmobiles to eleven youths for subscribing to The Indianapolis Star. Recipients include Arthur Morris of 4102 Winthrop Avenue and Lawrence McLaughlin of 1818 South Talbott Avenue, among others.
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