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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1930

Page

14

Tiny Planes to Flood Market in Few Months

Aviation observers forecast a surge of power glider class planes in coming months. Companies like Aeronca Eaglerock Wing Aircraft plan small single and two place models priced from 650 to 1495 dollars. Officials warn airworthiness issues and that amateur pilots face real risks with these aircrafts.

Scrippa-Howerd Newspaener Alliance Washington Aeronca St. Louis American Eagle Kansas City Butler Wing Aeronautical Company New York Waco Cessna Eaglerock

Fashion Notes From Deauville On Topcoats And Dresses

A Deauville fashion report notes topcoats remain practical with double breasted and raglan styles in white navy and gray wools. Silk scarves at collars, narrow belts, and bolero one piece dresses appear in daytime wear with printed crepes and Patou style details. The trend emphasizes inching silhouettes over elaborate frills for resort and town wear.

New York Deauville Bar Au Soleil

Company Emergency Menus and Recipes

Practical advice urges households to keep a ready section of emergency menus and recipes in a scrapbook or card index. It suggests quick options like timbales with veal or beef, potatoes au gratin, or hash served on toast when time is short.

Daily Menu Luncheon and Dinner Offerings

Luncheon features cream of spinach soup toasted bread sticks stuffed tomato salad blueberry bread pudding and drinks. Dinner offers mutton chops steamed potatoes new turnips in cream orange salad blackberry sorbet coconut cupcakes and beverages.

Descriptive Guide to Quick Dessert Substitutes

A dated culinary note outlines quick dessert options and starchy improvisations. It suggests hot biscuits with preserves as substitutes, warm gingerbread, applesauce with gingerbread, cream on toast to stretch meals, hard boiled eggs added for volume, and fritters with maple syrup as emergency dishes.

Bridge Aid Adds Beverage Racks to Card Edge

New beverage racks attach to edge of liquid on cards when players reach out to draw in tricks.

Brittleness of Nails Tied to Outdoor Summer Life

Outdoor summer activities can worsen brittle nails due to sun exposure, humidity, and frequent hand use. Health experts advise moisturizing, wearing gloves for chores, and limiting water exposure to protect nail strength. Regular trimming and a vitamin check help support growth.

Velvet Plaid Frock with Suede Belt and Pique Details

A yellow and green paid velvet dress features a gathered suede green belt and collars and cuffs crafted from organdie and white pique. This period garment showcases mixed textures and tailored finishing typical of the era.

Your Child Dont Blame Hot Weather for All Your Children Troubles

Olive Roberts Barton urges parents to assess children with objectivity during summer. She argues most quarrels stem from peer relations and maturity, not heat, and encourages monitoring behavior, adjusting companions, and understanding each child’s perspective to find remedies.

Bobby Betty Junior

Moral Men Lured By Their Own Insecurities

Analysis argues that men who harshly police women’s morals are usually insecure, egoistic, and hypocritical. Evangelical leaders prone to fear of female sexuality reveal personal weakness, while Jesus treated women as individuals. The piece contends persistent moral alarm signals weak resistance to sin.

Jesus

Bride Delia Commins Wed Edwin E. Schantz at St Philip Neri

Miss Delia Commins daughter of Mrs Catherine Commins 850 North Oakland avenue married Edwin E Schantz son of Mr and Mrs William J Schantz 618 Lockerbie street at St Philip Neri church on Tuesday August 5.

Delia Commins Catherine Commins Oakland Avenue Edwin E. Schantz William J. Schantz Lockerbie Street St. Philip Neri Church

Bride Rose Caplin Becomes Mrs Zuckerberg in Claypool

Before her marriage Sunday in the Rose room of the Claypool hotel, Miss Rose Caplin of 1105 South Canigel Avenue became Mrs Harry Zuckerberg.

Claypool Harry Zuckerberg Rose Caplin South Canigel Avenue

Popular Style for a School Dress 1930s Pattern

A brown checked woolen dress with tan crepe collar tie and belt features waistline plaits and a hip yoke. Includes fitted sleeve and broad collar. colors blue or black velveteen recommended. sizes 6 8 10 12 years. yardage and pricing details for 35 inch material.

Elect New Officers of H. G. S. Club for 1930 31

Mrs. R. K. Cordill was elected president for 1930 1931. Other officers include Vice president Miss Lucille Schlensker secretary Miss Ruth Adelay and treasurer Miss Alma Pieper.

R. K. Cordill H. G. S. Club Lucille Schlensker Ruth Adelay Alma Pieper

Camp Fire Girls Hold Suppers and Plan Picnic

The Witawentin Camp Fire group under guardian Miss Ethelmae Miller held a supper hike at their last meeting and plans an all day picnic at Broad Ripple soon. The Pawotobeha group from Franklin under guardian Mrs. Charles Goldsmith held its first council fire Wednesday in Pioneer Park, Franklin, with Lillian P Reid as first lighter.

Witawentin Ethelmae Miller Guardian Broad Ripple Franklin Charles Goldsmith Pioneer Park Lillian P Reid

Girls Read and Recited Poems Illustrate Law of Fire

Freida Cunningham and Margery Moran led a program where the law of the fire was explained by readings and poems. Lillian Reid Marjorie Reid and others read verses on ideals service and knowledge and honor beads were awarded to Freida Effie Goldie Helen Fairy Loretta Margery Lillian and Marjorie with plans for a hike next.

Freida Cunningham Margery Moran Lillian Reid Marjorie Reid Effie Fitzpatrick Goldie McTarsney Helen Lee Fairy Grace Lee Loretta Lillian Marie d Margery Paged Hyevra Sania

July Report From City Public Health Nursing Group

Regular board meeting at Meyer Kiser bank notes budget compliance for the year and a $100 gift from Mrs Niles Chapman in honor of her father Louis Hollweg. July statistics show new mother classes at Phyllis Wheatley W B A, maternity institute by Anita Jones, more acutely ill patients, 700 more in maternity care, 464 more visits for acute morbidity, and Marie Moran made permanent after three months as a substitute.

The Public Health Nursing Association Meyer-Kiser Bank Robert L. Dorsey William A. Eshbach Niles Chapman Louis Hollweg Marie Winkler Beatrice Short Phyllis Wheatley Anita Jones Marie Moran

Indiana D A R Plans 30th State Conference in Richmond

Interest centers on the thirtieth Indiana D A R state conference to be held in Richmond October 7 8 and 9 with 6000 members expected. Seventeen candidates run for officers. Brand new headquarters at the Richmond Leland hotel and sessions in the ballroom. The schedule includes a flag salute at Glen Miller park and a public opening 8 PM. Election of officers Thursday with Mrs James B Crankshaw presiding and Mrs Robert A Hicks named election board chair.

Indiana Richmon Richmond-Leland Hotel Glen Miller Park Forest Hills Country Club James B. Crankshaw Robert A. Hicks Cambridge City W. B. Dunlap Covington Clarence “Eyes Peru Estelle Walker Princeton Joseph Brown Crown Point H. G. Ervin Hartford City A. I. McRoberts New Harmony Helen Throp Hornaday Lucile Nixon Louise Engelbrecht Marion Hart Glenna Kamp McClelland Genevieve Kamp Kinder Florence Burgess Grosvenor Mary Emily Simmons Anna Robinson Mary Cowles Anna Frances Puckett Richmond Bertha Jane Moffitt West Lafayette Kathryn Coleman Madison Evelyn Gaar Marie Beard Marion Margaret Oakes la Porte Fred Deal Lagrange Wilbur Johnson Indianapolis Roscoe C. O'Byrne Horace G. Murphy Muncie John McFadden Gary Harry C. Sheridan Frankfort Charles F. Weigle Lafayette Charles Arthur Carlisle South Bend William H. Schlosser Franklin A. A. Brewer Connersville Truman G. Yuncker Greencastle Roy A. Mayse Kokomo James A. Coats Veedersburg Thomas J. Brooks Bedford James R. Riggs Sullivan E. O. Ebbinghouse Wabash Northern Guy Alspach Rochester Bonnie Farwell Terre Haute

Fall Wardrobe Ensembles Inspire Smart Styling

Paris fashion notes explain how four garments can create fifteen complete ensembles. A crepe de chine dress, matching coat, and small jacket allow multiple looks with the same accessories. Readers can mail a 2 cent stamp for the illustrated leaflet showing piece combinations.

Paris Care Department of the Times

Married Alma Hess Weds Harvey Zorn in Cincinnati

The marriage of Miss Alma Hess daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Hess 2015 North Illinois street to Harvey Zorn of Cincinnati occurred last Saturday night at the bride’s parents home. The newlyweds will reside in Cincinnati.

Pitsschler Hazel Lamkin Toomas M. Sharkey New York City Indianapolis SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral Alma Hess Fred Hess North Illinois Street Harvey Zorn Cincinnati

Marriage at the Schaeffer home in Terre Haute

Miss Mildred Kathryne Schaeffer wed George H Moench at the 5602 North Delaware street residence last Saturday night. The couple will reside in Terre Haute after the ceremony.

Vern C.schaeffer North Delaware Street Mildred Kathryne Shaeffer George H. Moench Terre Haute

November to May notes on meetings and activities

Mrs. Joy Buckner reviews Indomitable Americanism at the November meeting. Mrs. C. E. Byers presents The Girl Homemakers at a guest tea hosted Dec. 1 by Mrs. Lyman K. Gould. Mrs. Horace G. Murphy speaks on National Defense at January’s meeting. February features delegates to Continental Congress and Reminiscences by past regents with Our Past Regents by Dr. Carrie Banning. A Washington birthday colonial tea is planned Feb. 22. State officers and neighboring chapter members attend luncheon March 2, presiding Mrs. James B. Crankshaw. An Americanization program is set for April, with the annual luncheon and officer installation in May.

Joy Buckner Washington James B. Crankshaw Mary Penrose

Fur trim fashions boost fall frocks with fur collars

A vogue grows for fur trim on early fall dresses with fur at collars cuffs belts and bows. The look is described as smart and stylish for the season.

Passenger list from Mars Hill area airport flights

A long roster of travelers and routes appears, listing passengers and origins like Indianapolis, St. Louis, Camp Knox, Chicago, Cincinnati, and Salem. Names include Francis Rings, W. A. Young, Dr A Arnett, J D Freeman, Miss Florence LaRose, A K Mell, and Brooks Bushong among others, with flights on Stinson, Travel Air, and Eaglerock to cities including Indianapolis, Camp Knox, and Salem.

Mars Hill W. A. Young Gary Indianapolis Stinson Francis Rings Richmond Lafayette W. H. Rumery St. Louis Lisbon N. H Waco R. Bradford Grand Rapids Mich William Barton Anderson H. Weir Cook Camp Knox Dr. A. Arnett J. D the Lockerbie Embry- Riddle Chicago Charles Murray New York H. B. White John F. Ewing H. G. Miller Boston F. W. Griffith Morris Locke Evanston Cincinnati C. H. Upton Cincincinati Lois Beachman Norwood O. Hoosier Sam Jones Muncie Travel Air Capitol Airport Brooks Bushong Philo Blinn Salem Eaglerock

First frocks for fall street wear shown in wine reds

The fall street wear collection leans toward wine red tones that evoke autumn color schemes. Designers feature rich burgundy and deep red fabrics to signal seasonal shift and fill shops with warm hues.

Autumn sports coats with raglan sleeves and checks

Armhole elimination raglan sleeves appear in many sports coats for autumn. Invisible checks and plaids add richness to deep pile coats, making them appear fashionable and attractive.

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