Lemcke Boosts P T Work in Indianapolis Talks
Indianapolis mayoral candidate Ralph A. Lemcke urged ex officio PTA membership for the mayor at Dream Theater and argued mayors should actively engage in school problems. He spoke at multiple downtown venues urging citizen interest, especially among women, in politics while addressing city finances. Former mayor Charles W. Jewett backed Lemcke. an affidavit alleged funding influence tied to Duvall.
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Indianapolis
Ralph A. Lemcke
Lemeke
Dream Theater
Station St
Thirty-Eighth St
Lémeke
Elder
New York
Patterson
Vermont
W. Pratt St
Charles W. Jewett
Jewett
William Rogers
Rogers
D. C
Freckles vanish with Othine double strength promise
Advertisements claim Othine double strength removes freckles after nightly applications. A ounce may suffice to clear skin and lighten spots with a money back guarantee. Also promotes Othine Complexion Soap for use with the product and as a shampoo.
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Othine
Othine Laboratories, Inc
Buffalo
Todd's Tonic Improves Health Says Indianapolis Man
A letter from T L Mathews of Route P Indianapolis Indiana credits Todd's Tonic with curing indigestion sour stomach and fatigue. He reports better sleep improved appetite and feeling ten years younger after using the tonic praising its pleasant wine like flavor and noting it is sold widely.
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Todd
T. L. Mathews
Route P
Indianapolis
Ind
Social bridge luncheons and weddings in Indianapolis area
Social activities include nine tables at the Propylaeum for a luncheon bridge honoring Mrs. Hunt of Cleveland. Miss Mollie Desobrey’s forthcoming marriage to Ellard B. Duane is celebrated with multiple showers and luncheons. Naomi Louise Newby married W. Pierce McCoy at Roberts Park M E Church with plans to live in Chicago. Public clubs host card parties for county infirmary aid and aged women, with various hosts and venues listed.
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Rollin W. Spiegel
Carrollton Ave
The
Propylaeum
Robert E. Hunt
Cleveland
Ohio
William J. Stark
Katherine Kenney
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Mollie Desobrey
Ellard B. Duane
Desobery
Spink Arms
Madge Brokaw
Mary Trench
Gerald Ely
Leo McNamara
Highland Golf and Country Club
Desobry
Mildred Casey
William Freaney
Naomi Louise Newby
E. L. Newby
Colorado St
W. Pierce McCoy
Roberts Park
M. E
E. W. Dunlavy
Culosa Kinneman
Combie Smith
Ruth Newby
Robert
Drake
Mrs. McCoy
Chicago
Welfare Club
County Infirmary
Indianapolis
A. C. Zaring
Chantilla White
Mesdames
E. L. Burnett
J. S. Fehrenbach
E. L. Donahue
William M. Bartlett
Irving W. .Lemaux
Harvey R. Martin
Edward Schurmann
E. C. Wacker
Louis C. Reifers
C. O. Bray
W. S. Coyner
Frank Malott
D. C. Sullivan
O. A. Hobbs
Leroy Martin
A. H. Shaneberger
Otto Keller
Nelle Shellhouse
William Birk
William Bogardus
Nelle Greyer
Prominent in Plays Thursday Night in Halllenbeck Hall
Miss Tama E Luke wrote the music for two plays by Miss Wilma Davis to be presented by Miss Davis pupils Thursday evening in Hollenbeck Hall. Miss Faye Thomas starred in The Flapper a la Mode with a gypsy dance and fairy ballet by Miss Gerrude Hacker pupils in The Lost Princess.
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Tama E. Luke
Wilma Davis
Women Plan Meeting in Carr Block Democratic Club
Irvington women will meet Friday at 2 30 in the Democratic Club rooms Carr block 5400 E Washington St Judge A E Crutcher preside Speakers Mrs John W Kern Mrs Albert Dugan and Mrs F H Russ subject Sifting All women interested are invited.
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Irvington
Democratic Club
Carr Block
Washington St
A. E. Crutcher
John W. Kern
Albert Dugan
F. H. Russ
Woman Knocked Down by Suspect at College Avenue
Police hunt a man who accosted Gretchen Ferguson 22 of Bellefontaine Street Wednesday night at Fifteenth Street and College Avenue. She was taken to Dr Prank’s office on College Avenue after being bumped and knocked down. Ferguson fainted and the man fled. Edward Cloud 45 is reported missing by his wife after leaving their Ketcham Street home Saturday night. He has blue eyes sandy hair and wore a blue suit and light cap.
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Gretchen Ferguson
Bellefontaine St
Fifteenth St
College Ave
B. F. Prank
Edward Cloud
Ketcham St
Cloud
Martinsville Woman Loses Handbag in Bank District Incident
Mrs. Jessie Huber of Martinsville Ind reports a theft near the Meyer Kiser Bank Building. A man snatched her handbag containing rings and about 150 dollars. Refrigeration experts meet at the Chamber of Commerce under Purdue University auspices. Kingan Co plant visited. Topics for tonight's discussion involve refrigerator engineers.
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Jessie Huber
Martinsville
Ind
Meyer- Kiser Bank Bldg
Teaman
Purdue University
Chamber of Commerce
Kingan & Co
Firefight raises suspect incendiary fire claim
Frank Wilbur of 1718 Bellefontaine St told police the garage fire that damaged his auto Tuesday night appears incendiary in origin.
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Frank Wilbur
Bellefontaine St
Duvall Campaign Attacks Lemeke at Seventh Ward Meeting
Republican mayoral candidate John L. Duvall and allies harshly criticized Ralph A. Lemeke at Musician's hall in the Seventh ward. Alvah J. Rucker ridiculed the Shank era and denounced William H. Armitage while attacking Lemcke's war record. Duvall and leaders plan a Tenth Ward rally at Prospect and Harlan Streets.
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John L. Duvall
Ralph A. Lemeke
Duvall
Seventh Ward
Musician's Hall
Delaware and
Ohio Sts
Alvah J. Rucker
Shank
William H. Armitage
Charles W. Jewett
Lemcke
Bill Armitage
Colonel Shank
Charlie Jewett
Ralph A. Lemcks
Robinson
Rucker
Armitage
Tenth Ward
Prospect
Harlan Sts
Letter from Ruth Burke in The Tangle
The Tangle includes Ruth Burke’s letter discussing marriage, honesty about abilities and motives, and a reflection on mercy and justice. It also notes Karl Whitney’s prayer for life and peace, and Leslie’s imagined future peace with Jack, implying a complex emotional landscape.
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Alice
Karl Whitney
Jack
Leslie
Battles Rain to Win District Marble Tourney
Harold Martin, 12, of 1127 N Capitol Ave, won the district marble tournament at School No. 11 on Wednesday despite rain and a cold wind.
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Harold Martin
Capitol Ave
Letter Excerpt Reveals Family Strife and Jealousy
An intimate 1925 correspondence describes Jack's selfish tendencies and a strained marriage. Ruth urges patience, notes Jack's upbringing, and pleads for time before a reunion with Zoe and forthcoming plans, including Alice's wedding. The tone reflects personal conflict amid romantic entanglements.
Happiness in Old Age Depends on Character
A column argues that happiness in old age hinges on character not beauty. It contrasts butterfly women who seek admiration with those whose joy comes from giving to others and family. It notes age can be beautiful if time is spent in loved ones.
Clinging to Youth Dear Miss Lee
A reader aged 43 asks if using rouge and lipstick is acceptable to stay youthful. The advisor notes makeup should be used sparingly after 40 and warns against dressing like a teen. Emphasizes inner youth of mind and spirit to preserve happiness and love.
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Miss Lee
Wants Introduction to Refined Widower in Downtown Store
A cautious note requests guidance on meeting a refined widower the writer met through work. The caller fears social awkwardness and asks how to be introduced without knowing anyone who can introduce them. Kingston counsels allowing the man to initiate contact if he desires.
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Mise Lee
Kingston
Eighteen Not Time for Marriage Says Woman In Letter
A woman counsels a man that eighteen is not a time to wed and that he overvalues his male friends. She questions his seriousness about relationships and urges patience.
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Eutire
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Wall Paper CO
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