Bride of Coming Week Given Party in Indiana
A large social page from Indianapolis notes Miss Catherine Dunn hosted a cousin party for Miss Louise Tutewiler ahead of her June 29 wedding to Foster Vestal Smith. Green and white decor, recipe book gifts, and clever charades highlighted the afternoon. Other events include engagements, receptions, and upcoming weddings within local families and clubs, with many guests and out-of-town plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Dunn
Louise Tutewiler
Swhote
Foster
Vestal Smith
Tutewiler
Charles Baggs
H. D. Tutewiler
John Berryhill
Young
Too much society makes a sleepy youth in Anderson
Herbert Brennan 17 slept on a curb stone after talking with friends until an officer woke him at dawn. The incident, labeled excess social life, occurred in Anderson Indiana and highlights pressures on youths. In New York Mme Lillian Nordica spoke at a suffrage meeting hosted by Mrs. Charles J. Gould in Tarrytown, arguing that women are now equals as society enters a moral era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Brennan
Che
Mme
Nordica
New York
Lillian Nordica
Charles J. Gould
Tarrytown
Suffragettes Strike Over Entry to Chicago Pageant
Chicago militants from Lane Fourth oppose floats for the equal rights cause in the July 4 pageant and issue a strike order. They warn men may portray female characters on many floats and plan to deploy balloons to symbolize the suffrage movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lane Fourth Association
Fitz Jones
Health test for San Antonio teachers spreads statewide
A health movement sweeping Texas requires all school teachers to provide a physician’s health certificate before employment. Many cities and counties have already enacted this rule, and state authorities are expected to follow with formal steps to implement it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San. Antonio
Tex
Adoption Drive Responds to Teachers’ Illness in Texas
The text notes broad adoption of a measure tied to teachers migrating to Texas. It attributes the movement to many educators arriving with infectious diseases, chiefly consumption, and frames the adoption as a response to this influx and its health implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Letter for Jesus finds way home from Pocomoke
Pocomoke City Maryland on June 21 postmaster C J Lucas could not deliver a letter addressed to Jesus Heaven The assistant postmaster and her daughter learned it was mailed by young Olga Wulff of Pocomoke City who wrote to the Saviour in childlike language thanking Him for saving her sister Vivien from drowning Vivien was pulled from the Pocomoke river and rescued The letter was returned to the Wulff family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocomore City
C. J. Lucas
Jesus
Heaven
Olga Wulff
Vivien
Pocomoke
Wulff
Hippodrome Show Delights Indianapolis Crowd
Dorothy New recounts a Hippodrome at the ball park with a two ring setup and trained seals smeared with grease. A parade featured an elephant and strong acts by the Four Londons Arabs and acrobats. The program included rope walking, balancing ponies, and a dramatic final fireworks display spelling Good Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy New
Indianapolis
Ball Park
Riches No Bar To Place In Heaven Sermon
Baltimore June 21 Rev Henry M Wharton of Brantly Baptist church told his congregation that riches do not condemn a man but riches can own him. He contrasted the fate of Dives and Lazarus, warning listeners to seek salvation through Jesus Christ or face eternal torment after death. He warned against money getting and self indulgence and urged spiritual preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Henry M. Wharton
Brantly Baptist Church
Edmondson Avenue
Schroeder Street
Dives
Dr. Wharton
Christ
Lazarus
Hell
Jesus Christ
Rattlesnake Weapon Leads to Arrest in Greeley
Gordon King, claiming no home, is under arrest in Greeley Colorado on charges of resisting an officer and assault with a deadly weapon. He allegedly threw a rattlesnake at a sheriff during an altercation after the fortieth anniversary celebration, before being restrained and the snake killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Greeley
Sherif Florance
Ning
New Theater company showcases national stage vision at Mural
The New Theater company impressed Indianapolis critics and audiences with uniform high standards in Sister Beatrice, Don, and The School for Scandal. Performers like Miss Mathison and Mr Calvert drew praise while the overall mood celebrated uplifted staging and a refined audience experience. At the Hippodrome, Hasan Ben Ali's Arab acrobats led a varied bill including Inza and Lovella, the Seaberts, Four Londons, and tightrope acts, delighting a crowd of about 5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Theater
New Theater Company
Ombke
Beatrice
Mathison
Don
Mr. Holland
Canon Bonnington
Dellenbaugh
Bonnington
Mr. McVay
Gen. Sinclair
Mr. Calvert
Albert Thompsett
Bernard Shaw
Rudolf Besier
Shaw
Mr. Calert
Sir Peter
Miss Russell
Lady Teazle
Sir Oliver
K. Kolker the Handsome
Charles Surface
Sheridan
Inza
Lovella
Miss Seabert
Leonard Larke
Stamper
DeRenzo
LaDue
Roeder
Lester
Seaberts
Hugh Lloyd
Powers
Winston
Hether and Son
Health and Beauty Answers by Mrs Mae Martyn
Health and Beauty column offers home remedies and cosmetic tips. It covers complexion creams from ximozoin, tonics and toners, eye care solutions, facial lotions, and hair care regimens using spurmax canthrax delatone and quinine tonics. The advice targets blemishes, excess fat, hair removal, and scalp health with specific preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health and Beauty
Mrs. Mae Martyn
Directory of GROCERY and related firms with addresses
A long list presents names of grocery firms and related businesses with street addresses across neighborhoods. Entry examples include Ack & Co at 1604 College, Brookside Grocery Co at 3029 East Tenth, Canada C J at 2323 EF Washington, and Gardner F D at 1902 Shelby, among many others like Hodge Bros, Holmes W, and James O S. in a compiled directory style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACHEY
Chas
Washing- Ack &. & CO
1604 College
AMT
Ano
Virginia
Jon Berryaill
A._W
BACER
Ind
New Berry, F. L
Tibbs Avenue
Bredewater
Geo
Oliver
SOR Grocery CO
East
Cohen
Oe S. Pieddian
Careisle
Fayette
Corcoran
J. E
Pialbote
Raig
As L
Ft. Wayne
Diere St. Clair
N. Senate
Dittman
F. G
N. Cantrol
Dillinger
J. W
Blard
Douglas
Robt
N. Tlinots
Dauree
Wehlerman
Egan
B. F
Pleasant
Aed & Demmy
Foltz
Reisner Bromhold
Prospect
Finley, F. & CO
N. Ninols
Fehrenbach
L. H
Cornell
Faught
E. Washington
Grim
C. H
Adam Goett
Gohmann & CO
Buchanan
Gardner
F. D
Shelby
Redon
E. R
Eighteenth
Montall
Goll
John
Binke
Gerdts
Madison
Greenwood & Snyder
Alabama
Graham
W.R
Linden and
Orange
Herman Bros
Hodge Bros
Hebble
Irre Ang Bros
Warman Avenue
New York
Johnson Grocery CO
Man“sachhusetts
Jelf. K
South Holmes
James
O. S
W. Morris
Keller
S. Host
Klein
Jacob
N. Davidson
Eae
Nd F
Lay
Nanby
Homer
Howard
Preston Bros
Massachusetts
Pollock Bros
Toledo
Polar the Contortionist Tops The Fourth of July Show
Ad Polar, famed for balancing atop a tall pole, closed the popular bill with a stunt that gave the Fourth of July program added excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Polar
Lov ers Lane at Park Excites Theatergoers
The Arvine Benton stock company presents Lov ers Lane, a rural New England tale by the late Clycle Fitch. The minister falls for a New York art student, triggering comic and dramatic situations as characters like Simplicity Johnson and Eddyville church figures react. Chatterton plays Rev Thomas Singleton in Arvine’s absence to strong applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvine-Benton Stock Company
Clycle Fitch
New England
Eddyville
Art Studen
New York
Mr. Chatterton
Thomas Singleton
Arvine
Sir. Chatterton
Miss Dunbar
Pleasire
Miss Baker
Johnson
Miss Watson
Miss Lee
Jones
Mr. Joyner
Bill
Metcalf
Peacon Steele
Mr. Kirk
Labor war threat looms over Los Angeles
Los Angeles on June 21 sees threats to wage a labor war unless the closed shop policy is enforced. Manufacturers' association leaders reply that if a war with unions occurs 400,000 mechanics will be brought from the east to permanently fill strikers' places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Manufacturers’ Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Dunn
Charles H. Coffin
Misa Cynthia Meyers
Young Women’s Christian Association
Iowa
Miss Meyer
Coffin
Teachers’ College of Indianapolis
Jackson Memorial Building
Hazel Hammel
Fiano
Helen van Camp
Lucy Woodbridge
Franklin N. Taylor
Esther .Swain
College Avenue
Alberta Rehm
Mary Jane Perry
Marion Cooper
Gladys Grymes
Elizabeth Gardner
Dorothy Ritter
Qreda Rebin
Margaret Gardner
Lucille Pierce
Louise ‘Loomis
Margaret Montgomery
Katherine Benedict
Mabel Roach
Raymond Wood
Louis Y ¥Ant
Emma Marie Reinbott
Margaret’ Reinbott
William Ganger
Lafayette
Charles Smith
Ellen Cecilia Manion
William Manion
Daniel Joseph Devery
SS. Peter and Paul's Cathedral
Father Wade
Glen Budd
Marion
Mollie Barris
David Barris
Nathan Marks
Detroit
Broad Ripple
John C. Ruckleshaus
Charles Ferguson
William
Ada M. Alexander
W. Scott. Moore
North
Pennsylvania Street
Art Institute of Chicago
Miss Alexander
Europe
Inter Nos
Hugh Merrifield
Park Avenue
Pleasant Hour Club
Sorosis Club
J. A. Shoptaugh
Hazel May Shoptaugh
Edward Perry Short
East Michigan Street
C. E.cottingham
J. L. Moore
Noblesville
Dr. Cottingham
H. A. Cottingham
Edward Atty
Ethan “A. Brown
Miss Gracé
Allison
J.C. Allison
Roy S
Illinois Street
Carnation Club
Grace Colestock
City
J. Frank Linnen
Fort’ Wayne
W. H. Brown
N. Capitol Avenue
F. J. Sleight
Albert H. Todd
Des Moines
Robert Lee Rhoads
Cornell University
Mrs
Co. S. Rhoads
George HB. S. Scribner
Seldon Inn
East Side
Lake Manitou
William Griffith
Andover College
Elnora Griffith
Society
Curb
Stone
Anderson,ind
DR. Gilmer Medical Institute
Office Suites
Pennsylvania St
Sun
Burt New
Middle Drive
Woodruff Place
The
Baseball Park
Grace H
CeHa
Rosalie
Abs
Miss B. K
B. K
Indianapolis, Ind
Popp
Preston
Surna
E. A
S. West
Regula
S. Eas
Teoh J. A & Son
E. S
Brookside
Ample
M. Éeler
Shea & Tinney
Michigan
Star Store
W. Washington
W. M
N. West
TON
Fea Unversaw
L. J
M. Unversaw’ & White
Van
the Growers of India Tea
Towers
Diadem
Schnull
Bryce
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