Patrons Announced for Sunnyside Charity Affair
The Sunnyside Children's Sunshine Club lists patrons and patronesses for its annual charity event in the Travertine room of the Lincoln. The club, formed to cheer Hospital patients, operates a loan closet and runs weekly story hours and biweekly movie showings at Sunnyside Sanatorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Children's Sunshine Club
Travertine
The
Lincoln
Sunnyside Sanatorium
H. A. Gift
Leona Griffin
Samuel Lewis Shank
Esers
Harold S$. Hatch
W.B. Stalker
P. R. Sylvester
B. B. Pettiohn
J. D. Moschelle
J. A. Conkey
BE. B.oyles
J. M. Howard
Frank Abbott
Charles H. Paige
Warren Currey
Don L. Smith
Harvey Martin
Organs Patterson
Chas. Siedensticker
H. d
F. A. Iitz
Harry, Block
Guy Rock
Charles Otteman
John Bookwalter
Sol Schloss
J. Schloss
W. D. Fitzpatrick
William Off
Herman Selch
Walter Wingenroth
Teddy Byerne
Frank Haugh
Jack Rohr
E. J. Schoonover
Messrs
Mesdames
Harry Bills
Dolph Rentsch
Nathan Wolf
Ernest Jernbergen
Frank Ball Jr
Harry Langkamp
Walter Kipp
Ray Roberson
Clarence Aiken
Sidney Houch
Henry ‘Gleaing
Clarence Holding
John Gospoda‘ick
Ward Monaghan
Charles Ruach
Alter Smith
Charles W. Jewett
Fred Ayres
William Grambrel
William Stolte
Frank B. Hunter
1 Lauth
Frank Kotteman
Fred Krause
Kil Kerz
J. Gausepohl
Gua Mueller
Einé Miller
Ed Rosenberg
Fred Korterspeter
H. O. Merz
L. A. Corbaley
L. C.hartman
William Leppert
Leo Martin
A.C. Schrader
E. C. Horst
M. T. Patton
Bud Heyes
Adam Scott Griffin
Bert O'Leary
J. Ray
Monaghan
William Schooler
Henry Breck
Harvey Thompson
Oscar Lakey
Isses
Alfarata Summers
Mary
Elsie Kiemle
Nell Eisenlohr
En Lakey
Catherine Ranger
John F. Engelke
George Livington
William SdAndholm
Frederick Wagner
John L. Avery
John Whallon
W. F E. Butler
Gus Soutter
Samuel Selka
G. R. Selka
John Holtman
John Engelke
George Livingston
William Lindholm
Harry A. Gify
Fred Wagner
Simeon Ham
Committee Chairmen Named for Lincoln Event
The event planning committee announces chairs for upcoming activities. Mrs H A Fitt leads entertainment with Mrs William J Lindholm assisting on tickets and Mrs Frederick Wagner heading publicity in the Travertine room at Lincoln.
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The
Lincoln
H. A. Fitt
William J. Lindholm
Frederick Wagner
Bachrach Abote
Martin McDermott
H. A. Gift
M. B. McNutt
Reservations Announced for St Marys Benefit Card Party
Mrs. Frank T. Dowd, general chairman, lists partial reservations for a St Marys of the Woods Club benefit card party to be held Monday. Names include Dorothy Clune, Alice Mullen, Marie Guedelhoefer, Anneke McCray, Bridget Mooney, Lenore Calvelage, Margaret Williams, Lil Man Callahan and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Dowd
St. Marys of-the-Woods Club
Dorothy Clune
Alice Mullen
Marie Guedelhoefer
Anneke McCray
Bridget Mooney
Lenore Calvelage
Margaret Williams
Lil- Man Callahan
Walter Shiel
Martin McDermott
B. J. Guedehoefer
Joseph Conley
Frank Creiger
Albert
E. J. Fenger
M. J. Foley
W. F. Kuhn
W. R. Cooper
S. Wenzel
August Kreig
George Faulstich
William Gahagan
Wiliam Strack
George Wade
James G. Flaherty
Thomas Mahaffey
George M. Spindler
R. J. O'Reilly
Frederick Shepherd
Joseph Swope
Chester Neal
College President Addresses Generational Harmony
Dr. David M. Edwards of Earlham College spoke to the Exchange Club at Lincoln Friday noon about the generation gap. He called the lack of harmony between generations the outstanding flaw in Einstein’s theory of relativity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Edwards
Earlham College
Exchange Club
Lincoln
Marriage of Miss Maud Ray in Indianapolis home
Social notes detail Miss Maud Ray’s wedding to Wayne C. Schrader at her parents’ residence with Rev George M Smith officiating. Music by harpist and violinist, bridal gown of marve lace, shower bouquet, and an aisle of smilax. Guests include maid of honor Cosette Scholl and best man Arthur Schrader. The couple resides at 3060 N Delaware St after July 1. Also listed are upcoming charity musicales and sorority events in Indianapolis social scene.
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Maud Ray
C. W. Ray
Carrollton Ave
Wayne C. Schrader
George M. Smith
Franc Wilhite Webber
Yulia Wilhite
Cosette Scholl
Werner M. Jay
Arthur C. Schrader
C. P. Kottlowski
Florence Schwankhaus
Arthur Schrader
Miss Lees Advice on a Long-Distance Romance and Spring Fashion
A reader asks Miss Lee about a stalled correspondence and a potential marriage to a Roma man. Miss Lee notes the next move lies with the suitor and praises the reader’s happiness while offering spring fashion observations on gray tones and bright shades.
A A U W Ends Meeting At Claypool Convention
The American Association of University Women closed its national convention at the Claypool with an international dinner. Officers and delegates traveled to Bloomington Indiana for a day at Indiana University. Dean Agnes Wells presided at luncheon and was elected national first vice president. Speakers included President William L Bryan Dean Virginia Gildersleeve and Dr Aurelia H Reinhardt. The next national convention may be held in Washington DC.
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American Association of University Women
Claypool
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Agnes Wells
University
Wells
William L. Bryan
Virginia Gildersleeve
Aurelia
Stolen Autos Listed With Owners At Several Addresses
Automobiles reported stolen may belong to Virgil Tatten 2822 Martindale Ave Ford no license from rear of same address Paul W Robinson 802 N Bosert Ave Ford 604 366 from Stevens and East Sts Harry B Milliken 3345 Buckle St Studebaker 463 976 from in front of same address Carl Luntz 1403 Nordyke Ave Overland 471 362 from Market and Alabama Sts Charles Klingensmith 61 N Pershing Ave Haynes 652 598 from Capitol Ave and Washington St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Tatten
Martindale Ave
Ford
Paul W. Robinson
N. Bosert Ave
Stevens and
East Sts
Harry B. Milliken
Buckle St
Studebaker
Carl Luntz
Nordyke Ave
Overland
Market
Alabama
Charles Klingensmith
N. Pershing Ave
Haynes
Capitol Ave
Washington Bt
Back Home Again Autos Recovered By Police
Automobiles found by police belong to Lawrence Fradley of 1120 N Keystone Ave Ford and Frank Howell of 2455 WN Arsenal Ave Ford. One car located at 318 W New York St and another near Tradera Point, Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Fradley
Keystone Ave
Ford
New York St
Frank Howell
Arsenal Ave
Tradera Point
Ind
Broadcast by Federal Employees Association at Ft Benjamin Harrison
The Federal Employes Broadcast program airs from Ft Benjamin Harrison station WFBY at 8 p m Monday under Robert H Bryson postmaster. WFBY operates on 285 meter wavelength. The Assumption Social Club presents My Wild Irish Rose on April 19 in Assumption hall 1105 Blaine Ave. The George H Chapman W R C No 10 meets at 2 p m Tuesday at the G A R home 512 N Illinois St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Employes Business Association
Federal Building
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
WFBY
Robert H. Bryson
WIFBY
Assumption Social Club
Assumption Hall
Blaine Ave
George H. Chapman
Illinois St
Mother Theodore Circle Card Party Aids Community
The Mother Theodore Circle No. 56 will host a card party Friday featuring euchre five hundred bridge and bunco. Miss Regina Meyer chairs the event assisted by a 75 member committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Theodore
Regina Meyer
Moving Picture Actress Paula Perter Stirs Conversation
Beatrice Summers writes to Leslie Prescott about Paula Perter, her status as perhaps the studio’s best money-maker, and her views on sex, temptation, and love in the moving picture world. Paula argues that temptation exists in any field and that true work requires love, not youth. Tomorrow the letter continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Summers
Leslie Prescott
Leslie Dear
Paula Perter
Back East
Moving Picture
Paula
East
NEA Service, Inc
Y W A Notes Summer Events and Easter Services
Y. W. A. notes list a summer party for April 18 with a 6 15 p m industrial meeting at the Sigma Delta house 307 8 S Audubon Rd led by Miss Katherine Bowlby. The Wannabe Club of Central Business College schedules a supper meeting Tuesday at 6 15 p m followed by roller skating and swimming. An Easter blast service was to be held at 7 30 a m with vesper services 4 to 5 p m Sunday.
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Indianapolis Alumnae Club
Walter H. Judd
Berkeley Rd
Y. W
Sigma Delta House
S. Audubon Rd
Katherine Bowlby
Central Business College
Sunda
Painter Eugene Savage Honored by Dinner and Talk
The Indianapolis Woman's Department Club art division hosts a Monday dinner for painter Eugene Savage, with Mrs. O C Wilcox in charge of arrangements and Mrs. Darrach decorating. Mrs. Savage and club presidents attend a tea and Savage will discuss his works at the John Herron Art Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Edwards
Art Department
Woman's Department Club
Eugene Savage
John Herron Art Institute
O. C. Wilcox
Herbert Rice
Wilson B. Parker
E. H. Darrach
Lewis N. Poyser
A. S. Ayres
Art Institute
Savage
Floyd White
Motor Corps
8. E. Perkins
Art and
Home and Education
Back to the Bicycle as Youths Lose Driving Rights
The state imposes new auto laws banning under 17 from driving. Permits may be issued to 16 and 17 year olds, but minors cannot operate a motor vehicle after 8 PM. State Secretary Frederick E. Schortemeier reports blank permit forms available.
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Frederick E. Schortemeier
New Editor Named for Butler Drift
Wilson Daily 2739 College Ave. elected editor of the 1926 Butler University Drift by the sophomore class. Willard Robinson 5933 E Washington is business manager. The Drift is the annual junior class publication reviewing the past year. Daily is Sigma Chi and Shortridge ’23 graduate. Robinson is Phi Delta Theta and Shortridge ’22 graduate. Both were active in school work at Shortridge and Butler.
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Wilson
College Ave
Butler University
Willard Robinson
E. Washington
Daily
Sigma Chi
Shortridge
Robinson
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Butler
North Vernon Seeks Methodist Episcopal Hospital
Seymour Ind April 11 North Vernon plans a church driven hospital project. The city owns a small hospital valued at 7000 dollars and has 4000 dollars cash offered by a citizen committee to Dr George Smith in charge of hospitals as the base for a southeastern Indiana hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Ind
North Vernon
Methodist Episcopal Church
George Smith
Indiana
Three Speeders Charged With Driving While Intoxicated
Three alleged speeders given names appeared in police records. George Schwartz aged 25 of 2355 College Ave Peter Kirkpatrick 40 of 619 W Washington St Dennis Sullivan 20 of 722 Roache St Lawrence Bradley 18 of 1120 N Keystone Ave and Alfred Kissick 42 of 8333 Roosevelt Ave were charged with driving while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schwartz
College Ave
Peter Kirkpatrick
W. Washington St
Dennis Sullivan
Roache St
Lawrence Bradley
N. Keystone Ave
Alfred Kissick
Roosevelt Ave
Man Ends Life at Poor Farm After Wife's Death
Henry Kneedler, 84, chose death over living at the county poor farm in Fort Wayne Indiana. He shot himself in the head shortly after his wife died several weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prena
FT. Wayne, Ind
Henry Kneedler
Old Marion County Court House Not to Be Repaired
John C. McCloskey and other county officials warn the Old Marion County Court House is a firetrap plagued by rats and faulty elevators. They say records on the fourth floor are at risk and that no repair funds exist, blaming the county council for delaying a $2,500 architect survey. The building, built early, remains overcrowded and unsafe for ongoing business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
O’brien
McCloskey
Milton Sills to headline Indiana Indorsers convention
Film star Milton Sills will be the featured guest at the Wednesday luncheon during the Indiana Indorsers of Photo Plays convention. The event opens Tuesday at the Claypool with officers reports and committee chairmen reads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Sills
Indiana Indorsers
Claypool
Theodore Wagner
Rainbow Room
the Severin
Constantin Bakaleinikoff
The
Circle Theater
Fritzi Ridgeway
Tax board keeps 1925 valuations for Indiana phone firms
Fifteen small Indiana telephone companies were evaluated Friday by the State tax board for the purpose of tax assessments for 1925. In all cases the valuations were essentially the same as in 1924.
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Indiana
State Tax Board
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St. Mary-of-the-Woods Club
Children’s Sunshine Club of
Sun
St. Marys - of - the - Woods
Earlham Head
Riley Hospital
Harlow F. Dean
Walter W. Lindsay
Caleb Mills
Pearson Piano Company
Dwight Ritter
Broadway
Indianapolis
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Jeanne Stewart
Bertram C. Day
R. R. Anderson
Roy F. Metzger
Lebanon
Frank Dunn
Zionsville
Anderson
Francis Sinex
Gamma Alumnae Association
Kappa Alpha Theta
Butler Ave
Hamiltor, Berry
Service Star Legion
Riley Room
Julia B. Mayer
Alpha Delta Theta Sorority
Be'a Tau Sigma Sorority
Ben Austin
N. Kenyon St
Dixie Young
Mu Phi Epsilon National Honorary Musical Sorority
C. P. Cartwright
Capitol Club
Red Men's Hall
North St
Kappa Kappa Gamma
M. Pittenger
Indiana State Federation of Clubs
Fauntleroy
Helen Payne
Mildred Johns
Eunice McGraw
Mary Martha Lewis
Kappa Trio
Martha Belle Pierce
Ann Cunningham
Maude Custer
John Carr
Dupont
R. W. Durham CO
N. AlaBaMa St. Riley
N. Penn
Virginia Ave
Mass
Haag
Ilinois St
S. Illinois St
N. Als
22Nd and
Meridian Sts
Haag’s
Artha Lee
Miss Lee
Agai Eaoubh
T. W
Teej
Sven
WHY
Ohio
S*r
Employes
Painter
Butler Drift
SPEED
John C. McCloskey
Board of County Commissioners
County Council
Council
Consumers Tire Co
N. del. St
Thomas Demmerly
J. W. Vestal
T. W. Demmerly
Mra. O. G. Lukenbill
W. R. Galpin
Ione Lamb
Allen T. Pleming
Twenty-Sixth St
Independent Social Club
Maurice Segar
Thirty-Third St
Francis Review
Irvington Chautauqua Reading Club
W. L. Ewing
Washington St
Writers
Propylacum
Irvington
B. C. Morgan
N. Irvington
Avce
Clark Wells
Illinois
C. W. Shaffer
N. King St
Minerva Club
W. H. Biddlecombe
Northwestern Ave
Harry N. McClelland
Woman's Advance Club
J. F. Moyer
Delaware St
International Study Club
Arthur Gage
Thirty- Third St
Hoosier Athletic Club
Perry W. Freeman
E. Cooper Zaring
Indianapolis Woman's Club
Propylaeum
Albert M. Cole
Theodore B. Griffith
T. M. Richardson
Johnson Ave
Leo Statz
Woman's Round Table Club
D. A. Murphy
E. Thirty-Seventh St
Culture Club
C. S. Coffin
Guilford Ave
Indianapolis Clearing House
Clearing House Examiner
Chicago
American Bankers’ Association
Indiana Trust
Company For Savings
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