Weds Wedding Planned Amid Bridal Dinner Festivities
Social notices from Indianapolis report a bridal dinner for Gladys Sudbrook in honor of her upcoming marriage to Walter L. Shirley at 81 E Forty fifth Street hosted by R and Mrs Arthur F Sudbrook. Attendees include O N Shirley Martha Lucas Irene Seuel and other local guests. The couple plan to wed Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F. Sudbrook
E. Forty-fifth St
Gladys
Walter L. Shirley
O. N. Shirley
Martha Lucas
Frankfort
Ind
Irene Seuel
Helen Myers
Mary Ann Miller
Mildred Benton
Ann Moorhead
Mildred Stockdale
Roland Rust
Dora Pilz
S. Delaware St
Freida
Leo Wormser
Playlet at St Josephs Hall features Miss Hergel as Mrs Pickins
Miss Marie Hergel will play Mrs Pickins in The Finger of Scorn at St Josephs Hall Sunday at 2 15 presented by St Marys Alumnae Association. Other cast members include Violet Topmiller Ileen Betz Lenora Wuest Mathew Samulowitz Edmund Brediey Joseph Mockwort Raymond Hausser Carl Strucker Jean Thiel Lena Kaplan and Mrs 8 A Linderman and son Ivan plus Miss Minnie Bycher of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Hergel
Warren Central High to stage A Full House comedy
The senior class presents a three act comedy at 8 p m on Thursday and Saturday at the school on E Tenth Street and Fort Harrison Road with Mrs H E Rodden as coach. Cast includes Carl Franke Norman Hilkne Helen Weise Marie Backemeyer Paul Kelster Alice Sargent Clifford Geisel Parker Askren Manford Fisher Walter Worrell Ruth Burks Frances Weise Mildred Dew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Central High School
E. Tenth St
Fort Harrison Rd
H. E. Rodden
Carl Franke
Norman Hilkne
Helen Weise
Marie Backemeyer
Paul Kelster
Alice Sargent
Clifford Geisel
Parker Askren
Manford Fisher
Walter Worrell
Ruth Burks
Frances Weise
Mildred Dew
New Education Council Elects Indianapolis Officers
Miss Nell V. Green principal of school No 48 Capitol Ave and Fortieth St becomes president of the Indianapolis branch of the National Council of Administrative Women in Education after a Monday election at Spink Arms. About sixty principals and teachers attended. other officers are Mrs Mary Ray vice president and Miss Belle Ramey secretary treasurer. The group will meet again May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell V. Green
Capitol Ave
Fortieth St
Indianapolis
National Council of Administrative Women In Education
Spink Arms
Mary Ray
Belle Ramey
Mrs. Goldie Clegg In Hospital After Self Poisoning
Police report Mrs. Goldie Clegg aged 28 of 602% N Delaware St is in city hospital after taking poison self harm. Officials say her condition is not serious and no motive is given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Clegg
N. Delaware Sr
District Marble Tournament Decides Finalists At School No 16
In Bloomington, John Cherry 14 J Donald White 11 and Charles Camden 13 shared top spots after a decisive final at School No 16. Miss Elsa Huebner watched as under 15 players from Riley No 43 vie today for district honors. City final set for Willard Park around May 15 with district champs advancing to Atlantic City for national play. Medals awarded. other schools No 44 No 46 and No 654 scheduled games this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Market Sts
John Cherry
N. Minkner
Donald White
N. Richland St
Charles Camden
N. Elder Ave
Elsa Huebner
James Whitcomb Riley
Fortieth St
Capitol Ave
Willard Park
Times
Marble Champ of
Indianapolis
Atlanticity
Scripps-Howard Sewerapers
Plan Card Party at St. Joseph Parish Hall
The Tabernacle Society of St. Joseph’s Parish invites a Wednesday evening event in their hall with euchre banco and lotto. Mrs. William Murrin leads euchre with a long list of assistants and Miss Bridgett Meehan oversees banco. A five dollar gold piece will be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Society of
St. Philip Neri Church
Tabernacle Society of
St. Joseph's Parish
Euchre
Banco
Lotto
William Murrin
Mesdames
Wiliam Coughlin
E. VooBrug
Albert Allen
Albert Jaleska
Jack O’donnell
George Becherich
Rose Graves
Henry Dippel
John Meyers
Charles Lookman
James Ryan
Sarah Schier
Thomas Feeney
H. C. Hoop
David
City to debate fire stations sites after board action
City council will review two fire station sites at the next meeting after the board of works selected them on Monday. Construction hinges on bond authorization. Proposed sites include the southeast corner of Fifty first Street and College Avenue owned by George Hilgemeier for 6300 dollars and at Illinois Street and Blue Ridge Road owned by Thomas P D McGee for 5750 dollars. The board rejected an offer of land at Washington Market Davidson and Pine Streets for a municipal Coliseum priced at 475000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Works
Fifty-first St
College Ave
George Hilgemeier
Illinois St
Blue Ridge Rd
Thomas PD
McGee
Price
Washington, Market
Davidson and
Pine Sts
American In London Address For School Teachers
Prof. W. E. Jenkins of Indiana University spoke to Indianapolis grade school teachers at the Dent Library about his experiences as an American householder in London. He noted his years abroad as a student and a teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Indianapolis
Dent Library
W. E. Jenkins
Department of Public Speaking and Dramatics
Indiana University
Jenkins
Merchants of Street Gather for Pennsylvania Planning
More than sixty merchants from Pennsylvania Street gathered at the Indianap olis Athletic Club for a dinner hosted by Jud R. McCarthy. Proposals included rerouting street cars, better lighting, painting fronts, and a shared advertising slogan. James Bingham spoke and was broadcast on Merchants Heat and Light Company radio station WFRM. Herbert G. Jennings, secretary and Palace Theater manager, led entertainment after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania St
Pennsylvania Street Business Association
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Jud R. McCarthy
James Bingham
Merchants Heat and Light Company
WFRM
Herbert G. Jennings
Palace Theater
Second Papers Friday at Superior Court One
Sixty three foreign born individuals were notified by naturalization clerk Miss Margaret Mahoney to report Friday morning at Superior Court One for second papers examination. Judge James A. Leathers will rule on the applicants. A smaller class than before, with September 25 1925 set for the next class.William Henry Harrison leads the Americanization committee of the Junior Chamber of Commerce preparing an Americanization day program to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mahoney
Superior Court
James A. Leathers
Butler University extemporaneous contest winner named
Lewis Wilson of 324 N Irvington Ave won the contest with the topic College Students and Business. Miss Jane Ogburn of 215 S Butler Ave placed second with Butler's Need for More College Spirit. Participants were given their topics two hours before speaking and covered local political economic and social subjects. Wilson will receive $5 on May Day in Butler chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Wilson
Irvington Ave
Butler University
Jane Ogburn
Butler Ave
Butler
Wilson
Butler Chapel
Penniman Says Teachers Needed Over New Buildings
Dr Josiah H Penniman president and provost of the University of Pennsylvania told Indianapolis alumni at a dinner that teachers are needed more than new buildings. He argued the highest type of instruction is more valuable than fine structures. Albert J Beveridge former U S Senator spoke briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Pennsylvania
Josiah H. Penniman
Indianapolis
Mercator Club Luncheon Highlights South America Talk
Dr Frank W Foxworthy spoke on My Trip to South America at the Mercator Club luncheon today held at Spink Arms. Indiana adjutant general William H Kershner served as a silent booster for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Foxworthy
South America
Mercator Club
Spink-Arms
William H. Kershner
Indiana
Youth Assert Think For Itself Says Martha Lee
Martha Lee argues that modern youths seek independence yet parents must guide with sound reasoning consistency and tact. She notes crowded living, new amusements, and peer criticism as challenges to parental authority and stresses explaining reasons and fair dialogue.
Dear Miss Lee I am a girl seeking dating guidance
A 19 year old woman writes seeking dating advice after years with a man two years her senior ends the relationship. She asks for guidance on his reason for ending further dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lee
Letter from Leslie Prescott to Ruth Burke Cont'd
The letter reflects on married happiness and lasting devotion between Ruth and Walter. Leslie hopes for her own marriage with Jack, notes Karl Whitney's poetry as a daily prayer, and contemplates a broader, impersonal God guiding a just world. Tomorrow the letter continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Prescott
Ruth Burke
Ruth
Walter
Jack
Karl Whitney
Karl
NEA Service, Inc
Dear Mies Lee Advice on Unhappy Marriages and Children
A reader signs as Dutch and Peggy seek guidance about two homes with abusive husbands who neglect finances and fidelity. The columnist rebukes the couples for mistreating themselves and their children and urges them to reform first to protect the kids and possibly mend the marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Lee
Peggy
Dear Martha Lee Advice Letter on a High School Romance
A 17 year old girl asks Martha Lee about a boy two years her senior who insulted her with a note and then dated a friend to spite her. She faced a coercive choice walking home and staying with friends, and is advised the boy shows a lack of gentlemanliness and not worth worrying about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lee
Exceptions Found In Megard's Letter
A reader argues that many "exceptions" exist besides Megard's case and questions the method used to determine if she is an exception. The note suggests further scrutiny and broader inquiry.
Not enough exceptions to change the rule about marriage
The writer argues that despite many complex family ties and a long list of stepfamily members, there are not enough exceptions to alter the general rule about married couples. He claims he is nearly 26 and asserts his wife is about half his age, noting various in law relationships. He calls the pair an exceptional exception but maintains the core rule remains valid.
Mrs W F Turner Endorses Dr Pierce Remedies
Mrs W F Turner of 321 Ohio St Quincy Ill touts Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription as tonic blood medicine and relief for nervous dizziness. She praises both medicines and notes availability through dealers, with trial tablet offer from Dr Pierce Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Studio
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
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Pepin Syrup Company
Monticello, Illinois
Gatad
Harry Kaplan
Lena
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Ivan
Minnie Bycher
Chicago
Herman Savell
R. R. Ellis
Carrollton Ave
Kappa Phi Delta Sorority
Polly Primm
Dorothy Fulkerson
N. Olney St
Butler Memorial Church
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Indiana Council of Women
Claypool
Anne Rogers
Talbott Ave
New Albany
J. Howard Taylor
Philadelphia
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Alabama St
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Taylor
Max Mayer
Des Moines
Service Star Legion
Hamilton Berry
Riley
Warren Central High
NEW Education Council
Women In Education
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Council
R. W. Durham CO
Main
Katerina
WHY Store
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United Rug and Linoleum Coo
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