Engagements and D A R plans across Indiana
Mrs. Bright announces engagement of Opal Bright to Lawrence Hoffman with wedding set at St Philip Neri Sept 10. Alice Hoover to Arnold Meyer wedding Aug 4. Ruby Gibson after marriage becomes Mrs Randall. Indiana D A R announces conference in Gary Oct 8 11 with officers from multiple districts and national defense program outlines.
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Walter Bright
Parker Avenue
Opal Bright
Lawrence R. Hoffman
Eugene Hoffman
Park Avenue
St. Philip Neri Church
Dexheimer
Alice Hoover
Charles B. Hoover
Central Avenue
Arnold S. Meyer
Iliam G. Meyer
Strange Donovan Randall
Ruby Gibson
L. B. Gibson
West Thirtieth Street
Platt
Man Without Love Faces Dreary Life
A reflective piece argues that love completes life and that a solitary musician may find companionship if he pursues love as ardently as his art. It urges better matchmaking efforts and cautions against viewing love as unattainable for worthy men and women.
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Man
Vegetables Take Center Stage On Summer Menus
The article warns that vegetables are prominent on menus and summer picks lack strong flavors. It urges minimal water and quick cooking to keep beans and other produce crisp and vibrant, avoiding overcooking and over ripening that dulls color and texture.
String Beans with Onions Medley Bake
Two cups cooked string beans and eight small cooked onions with milk butter flour salt and pepper. Arrange onions in a shallow dish, fill gaps with beans, pour hot milk mixture over, dot with butter and bake until browned and heated through. Serve from dish.
Preserving Green Color in Vegetables Through Quick Boiling
Readers are advised to cook green vegetables like peas green beans spinach and asparagus briefly in uncovered boiling water to preserve color and vitamins. The old practice of adding soda to set the color is discouraged for harming nutrient content.
Etna Eruption Kills Student as Sunrise Viewers Struck
An 18 year old student died and four were injured when stones and lava fragments showered Mt Etna’s main crater in Sicily. A party of twelve mostly students scattered in panic during a sudden eruption resuming activity Friday. Angelo Samperi died. Giovanni Bonaccorsi, 40, was reported missing.
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United Press
Catania
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Angelo Samperi
Giovanni Bonaccorsi
Bridge Tea Honoring Bride-to-Be Melba Donaldson
Mrs. Weber D. Donaldson hosted a linen shower and bridge tea at 5249 Central Ave for Miss Melba Donaldson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Donaldson of 1142 West Thirty-third Street, who will wed Kearsley Loren Urich of 19 West Twenty-fourth Street this month. Guests included Mrs. Fred Donaldson and others, with gifts in an orchid chest and a floral tea setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber D. Donaldson
Central Avenue
Melba Donaldson
Miss Donaldson
John W. Donaldson
West Thirty-third Street
Kearsley Loren Urich
C. C. Urich
West Twenty-fourth Street
Fred Donaldson
Charles Jones
Richard Gray
Robert Brewer
Telford Orbison
Virginia Dunbar
Margaret Macy
Dorothy Peterson
Martha Wood
Mary Pacey
Genevieve McNellis
Window shopping fashion notes for beach and daywear
A silk plaited skirt with green flannel cardigan and white wool knit items create a light adaptable outfit. A washable silk sport frock with its own cardigan and a matching angora beret offer chic coordinated wear. Indian print pajamas with wide trousers appeal for beach use and a wool striped bathing suit suits sea and shore.
Commander Sentenced for Negligent Handling of Submarine
Lieutenant Robert James Gardner who commanded the submarine H-47 when it collided with L-12 and caused heavy loss of life was reprimanded by a court martial for negligent navigation and for not handling the submarine to avoid or minimize the consequences.
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United Press
Portsmouth
England
Robert James Gardner
26 Jones Law Victims Held After Kansas Raids
Federal and county agents conducted raids in Kansas leading to the detention of twenty six persons charged under the Jones law with selling liquor. The action followed coordinated enforcement by federal authorities.
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Kansas
United Press
Wichita
Kan
Cravat Silk Blue Pattern Garment for Children
Dress pattern describes a blue patterned cravat silk design on beige ground with long waist portions at left front and plaited skirt. Shoulder line lengthens to a short sleeve over the arm, four sizes 6 8 10 12 years, 10-year size needs 2 yards of 39 inch material and 2 1/2 yards of 1 inch bias binding. Pattern mailed for 15 cents.
Garden fete fashions in Paris garden party mood 1929
Frances Paget reports the Maharajah of Kapurthala’s garden party in Bois de Boulogne where guests favored printed chiffons crepe de chine and beige or blue tones. Yellow dominated the season, with ensembles ranging from lace two pieces to tailored white crepe designs and hats featuring dramatic brims and feathers.
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Frances Paget
New York
Paris
Kapurthala
Bois de Boulogne
Jacques Balsan
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Rance
Pudukota
Marriage market probe urged in Crown Point county
Attorney General James M. Ogden asked for a Lake County probe into alleged marriage markets at Crown Point. Superior Court Judge Gemmill of Chicago charged wholesale mills joining the unfit. Ogden will hand the matter to the Lake County prosecutor for action.
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Lake County
James M. Ogden
Crown Point
Superior Court
Gemmill
Chicago
Ogden
Excursions Placed for State Fair Week Rail Rides
Representatives of all steam roads entering the city met today and decided excursion rates of one and a half times the fare for round trip tickets during the fair week. Several roads will run additional special excursions.
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State Fair
Gold and foil flowers in Chinatown make tiny luxury
The piece revels in San Francisco Chinatown’s charm with jade decor items priced at 15 cents, gold and silver foil flower decorations, and a DIY illustrated leaflet on making elegant summer undergarments. It notes Tiny Tot's Corner fashion tips and summer outfits with careful color pairings.
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San Francisco
Bay
Chinatown
July Bride Thelma Broadus Weds Raymond Davis
Miss Thelma May Broadus became the bride of Raymond A. Davis on Wednesday July 24. The ceremony joined two families and marked a new union in their community.
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Thelma Harding
Glenn Dunlap
Thelma May Broadus
Raymond A. Davis
Child’s camp experience vs false thrift in urban family
Olive Roberts Barton argues a city boy like Jim needs real life and group living through camps rather than being kept at home for cost reasons. She notes camps range from 3 to 50 dollars weekly, with free options, and emphasizes health, social development, and character formation as essential benefits beyond college.
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Jim
Gladstone
State Police to Check Driver Licenses Week of Aug 25
Plan calls for a statewide safety campaign led by chief Robert T. Humes with six emphasis areas including drivers licenses headlights tail lights horns brakes and stop lights. Prior checks limited to accident cases due to slow issuance of new licenses.
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Robert T. Humes
Humes
Indiana Woman Represents State at International Federation Meeting
Mrs Henry Lester Smith of Bloomington will represent Indiana at the Inter national Federation triennial conference in Geneva Switzerland August 7 14. The event marks the federation’s tenth anniversary and will include studies on fellowship research standards and education for women in public service and industry. Mrs John T Wheeler of Indianapolis fills Smiths unexpired Indiana federation presidency as Smith and her family travel abroad for a year.
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Henry Lester Smith
Bloomington
Indiana Federation of American Association of University Women
Indiana
Interacional Federation
Geneva
Switzerland
Arnold Dickson
London
International Federation
Federation
Federation For
John T. Wheeler
Indianapoolis
Smith
Indiana Federation
Women and beauty myths mix with marriage talk and a cone champion
The piece critiqued educated women as being too critical of men while noting the enduring desire for marriage. It cites Rev Daniel A Lord and Dr Henry J Schireson amid tales of beauty and a Chicago surgeon, then mentions Sadie Holland’s lawsuit and Caroline Bierhals’s ice cream cone feat as sensational contrasts.
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Daniel A. Lord
Catholic Woman's Sodality
S. A
Mr. Lord
Henry J Schireson
Chicago
Sadie Holland
Caroline Bierhals
Caroline
New Kensington
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Indianapolis
Walter Clapinger
Madison
Eva Cline
Columbus
C. E. Strack
New Albany
O. E. Ebbinghouse
Wabash
A. L. Deniston
Rochester
Robert Hicks
Cambridge City
W. B. Dunlap
Covington
Keziah Stright
John McFadden
LaPorte
Bay Tree Inn
Inn
James B. Crankshaw
National Board
Washington
Giles Aylesworth
E. R. Bryant
Margaret Bryant
Blackstone
Hebron
William Sherman Walker
National Defense
United States of America
Alice Goldthwaite
Emily Goldthwaite
Marion
Francis Marion
Europe
S. S. Statendam
Mississinewa
Portland
Lydia Ann Cline Simmons
Simmons
National Society
Mary L. M. Thayer
Plymouth
Lake Maxinkuckee
Bonnie Farwell
Terre Haute
Truman G. Yuncker
Patriotic Education
Farwell
Yuncker
Ione Gilbert
Estabrook
Rockville
White River
Margaret Bryant Blackstone
Williamson Dunn
Hanover
Alexander Hamilton
Franklin
William Donaldson
Edinburg
Hoosier Elm
Corydon
Walter Ferguson
Leave It
Sister Mary Nea
China
Pratt
Mrs
U. Boat
Jones Law
Bride
By Platt
Oliver James Rudolph
Mary Ellen Fisk
Garden
Pattern Department
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis, Ind
Francisco
Orient
Tiny Tot's Corner
Petite Adorable
Little Sister
Au Revoir
Raymond A, Davis
Olive Roberts Barton
Normans Rive Bird
Credit Ormasis
Allene Sumner
ER Qresh
SremiOvam
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