Reiter Robbins Wedding Planned for Eight Saturday
Miss Irene Reiter of 1540 Lexington Ave and Ira Robbins, son of Mr and Mrs George Robbins, were to marry Saturday evening at eight. The bride would be given away by her mother Maude Walton. After the ceremony the couple planned a short trip through southern Indiana and a home at 1540 Lexington Ave after August 28.
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Irene Reiter
Lexington Ave
Maude Walton
Ira Robbins
George Robbins
Robbins
Indiana
Druggists to Attend Dinner Party in Indianapolis Chapter
Members of the Indianapolis Chapter 20 of the Women’s Organization National Association of Retail Druggists will host their husbands at a 7 p.m. chicken dinner on Wednesday at Mrs. Edward Ferger’s home 194 East Maple Road. An afternoon meeting will precede the event with yellow and white flowers for decoration, followed by dancing and cards.
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Indianapolis
Women’s Organization
National Association of Retail Druggists
Edward Ferger
E. Maple Rd
Ways and Means
Mesdames W. ©. Freund
J. C. Mead
Edward Stucky
C. B. Stoltz
B. M. Keene
L. C. Weisp
A. H. Hoffman
W. A. Oren
J. T. Fogas
W. F. Holmes
William F. Werner
E. M. Crawford
John Stokes
Harry Borst
N. E. Rowson
Katherine Waddell
C. G. Mueller
J. D. Pantzer
Letter From Sydney Carleton To Paula Perrier
A long personal note from Sydney Carleton to Paula Perrier discusses love, marriage doubts, and friendships. He asks for Paula’s decision, muses on jealousy and misunderstandings, and mentions Jack Melville Sartoris and Mrs Atherton as part of his concerns. The writer reflects on near death and emotional strain.
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Tangle
Sydney Carleton
Paula Perrier
Paula
Mrs. Atherton
Jack
Ms. Atherton
Pittsburgh
Leslie
Melville Sartoris
Sartoris
Lovely Brides in Early Fall Weddings
Three October weddings are noted with couples from Indianapolis and Chicago. Mary Elizabeth Barcus wed Roy William Hert at her parents home and will reside in Indianapolis after a September 1 trip. Jean Boden married Merle Krug at All Saints Cathedral and will live in Gladstone Apartments after September 1. Helen Evelyn Culbertson wed Leonard Hofstetter at the parents home. the couple will reside in Irving Park, Chicago after a Glendale, California trip.
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Mary Elizabeth Barcus
George A. Barcus
Arsenal Ave
Roy William Hert
Meridian
Merle Krug
Glendale
Cal
Irving Park
Chicago
Social activities and engagements fill Indianapolis week
Mrs. and Mrs. Louis H. Mills host a shower and dance for Miss Esther Belter and her Aug. 30 marriage to Lowell Applegate. The Delaware Club plans a euchre party and a hospital guild meeting discusses a Dec. 1 bazaar. Multiple gatherings, guests, and engagements span families and local clubs across Indianapolis venues.
Bride Elect Guest at Bridge Shower
Miss Marjorie Okes hosted a charming bridge and miscellaneous shower for Miss Georgia Osborn at 2450 N New Jersey St. The event celebrated Osborn and Wilbur Dwight Dunkel’s upcoming Aug 29 marriage with pink and blue décor and wedding bell molds and gifts concealed beneath a large bell.
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U. S. Okes
Charles ©. Tuttle
Marjorie Okes
Georgia Osborn
New Jersey St
Wilbur Dwight Dunkel
Y W C A Camp Program Highlights and Visits
Camp Delight hosts Hickville Follies Saturday night and extends hours after Labor Day with weekends through September and October. The Afternoon Swimming Club meets Wednesday, Girl Reserves host a Thursday night party, and a program includes Any Girl's Resolutions and a Topsy and Eva scene by Evelyn Wolford, Evelyn Draper, and Betty McFadden. Frances Toy leads three delegates at a Young Business Women League conference at Camp Gray Sagatuck Midh. Joy Taylor returns from Lake Geneva community conference August 11 21.
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Camp Delight
Topsy and
Eva
Evelyn Wolford
Evelyn Draper
Betty McFadden
Joy Taylor
Lake Geneva
Wis
Mary's Will Picnic At Broad Ripple Park This Thursday
The Mary's of Indiana plan their annual picnic at Broad Ripple Park on Thursday. President is Mrs. Mary Thompson of Fisher, Indiana, treasurer Mrs. Mary Boity of Washington Boulevard, and secretary Mrs. Mary Tounds of Cornelius Avenue.
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Mary's
Indiana
Broad Ripple Park
Mary Thompson
Fisher
Ind
Mary Boity
Washington Bloyd
Mary Tounds
Cornelius Ave
Look Out For Soft Jobs And Soft Heads
A columnist warns against easy work that dulls the mind and urges girls to seek demanding jobs that build speed, accuracy, and initiative. She advises discussing the issue with a father figure to protect younger sisters and maintain family support during adolescence.
How to Use Spare Time in an Office
A reader asks how to fill idle office time as a stenographer. The response urges continuing study in English or Art or Science, or reading to specialize in a work area. It advises reading newspapers to stay informed and keeping the mind active even when hands are idle.
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Miss Lee
Nancy
Help for a 14 year old facing sister abuse
A 14 year old writes about constant quarrels with an older sister who blames her for chores and nags to their father. With a dead mother and a troubled home, she fears talking back and has attempted running away. She asks if she should stay or leave and seeks advice.
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Miss Lee
Miss Irene Brewer Honored At Bridal Shower
Mrs Walter Forman hosted a Saturday afternoon shower at her 3549 Kenwood Ave home for Miss Irene Brewer, whose marriage to Victor Leach of Mansfield Ohio is planned for Wednesday. Orchid blue and pink decor themed the event with ices and cakes in matching colors. Gifts were given to the bride in a hat box, among attendees Mesdames L C Yager Joy Miles Dorothy Brewer Karl Kortepeter and Misses Grace Yager Jean Wilson Florence Brewer Patricia Elliott Julia Bretzman.
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Louis H. Mills
College Ave
Esther Belter
Lowell Applegate
Aileen Cockeron
He Cockeron
Clarence Mills
Naomi Lucas
Harry Simpson Acker
Toledo
Ohio
Harriet Norton
Central Ave
Mesdames
Robert C. Burnett
Howard Dean John
G. Riley Lee
Lewis P. Robison
Riker Wheeler
Franklin
William Murphy
Max Fowler
Walter Forman
Kenwood Ave
Irene Brewer
Victor Leach
Mansfield
Mesdames L. C. Yager
Joy Miles
Dorothy Brewer
Karl Kortepeter
Grace Yager
Jean Wilson
Florence Brewer
Patricia Elliott
Julia Bretzman
Bible Students Convention Opens With 35 States Attending
Delegates from thirty five states gather for the International Bible Students Association convention in Cable Tabernacle starting Monday for a week. Prominent speakers include Judge F J Rutherford of New York and A H MacMillan of Nova Scotia who recently toured Palestine.
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International Bible Students’ Association
Cable Tabernacle
F. J. Rutherford
New York
A. H. MacMillan
Nova
Scotia
Palestine
Lost autos listed with owners and locations
The notice names owners and stolen vehicles from multiple states with license numbers and street origins. It lists Arnold Anderson, Roy Ottinger, Carroll Melvin, Ed Dorey, Willard Collins, W. W. Austin, and Willard Collins again with specific addresses, vehicle makes, and license IDs, urging public alert.
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Anapolis
Arnold Anderson
Oakland Ave
Chevrolet
Illinois
Louisiana
Roy Ottinger
Whitestown
Ind
Ford
Missouri
Market
Carroll Melvin
Shelby St
Overland
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Ed Dorey
Pennsylvania St
Maxwell
Gray-Lynn
Apts
Willard Collins
Meridian St
Ohio
W. W. Austin
Byrum Ave
Delaware and
Market Sts
Poll
Indi Mes
Auto belonging to John Thompson found near Washington Street
Auto owned by John Thompson, 2922 North Delaware Street, located in front of 456 East Washington Street, found abandoned and identified by its license or distinctive features. Police have notified owner and residents of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thompson
Delaware St
Washington St
Potato Ball Salad and Menu From 1925 Sister Mary’s Kitchen
Menu items include breakfast with cereals and bacon, luncheon with potato ball salad, and dinner featuring swordfish and cucumber sauce. Instructions detail making Potato Ball Salad from potatoes, eggs, mustard, anchovy sauce, and oil with a served lettuce bed and mild dressing.
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NEA. Service, Inc
Mrs Fleming to preside over GOP card party in Bloomington
Mrs Allen T Fleming will be general chairman of a Republican party card party Thursday at 2 30 p m at Miss Pearl Randall's home 1433 College Ave Assisting her are Louise A Wisenberg Frank J Lahr and R C Huggins on tickets decorations and arrangements A hospitality group includes Mrs Vivian Tracey Wheatcraft Willam Bates and William Gremmelsparker A reception committee members list long with miss Nina Schmidt Viola Baxter and others Plans for September nominating committee and October night meeting noted with John L Duvall as Republican mayoral candidate to speak at columbia club event
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Allen T. Fleming
Miss Pearl Randall
College Ave
Indiana Woman's Republican, Club
Fleming
Louise A. Wisenberg
Frank J. Lahr
R.C. Huggins
Miss Randall
Vivian Tracey Wheatcraft
Willam O. Bates
William Gremmelsparker
Mesdames Wiliamh. Hart
Harry Dunn
R. H. Miller
Thomas N. Gardner
Julia Belle Tutewiler
M. B. Spellman
Elizabeth Kuhns
Arthur R. Robinson
D. M. Wallace
Jesse Campbell
Marie Haslop
Nina Schmidt
Viola Baxter
Columbia’ Club
Wheatcraft
John L. Duvall
Hamilton Berry Chapter to Meet for Legion Activities
The Hamilton Berry Chapter of the Service Star Legion holds a 2:30 p.m. meeting Tuesday at the public library. Delegates will be appointed to the State convention in Hartford City on September 28 and 30. Mrs. Bruce Maxwell will lead singing and Mrs. Frank Nessler, the president, will preside. A board meeting is set for 1 p.m.
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Hamilton Berry
Service Star Legion
Public
the Legion
Hartford City
Bruce Maxwell
Frank Nessler
Nessler
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