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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1925

Page

16

Prize Winners Named in Essay Contest for Indianapolis

Winners announced for The Future of Indian polis essay contest. prizes range from 10 to 2 dollars with two top essays awarded Tuesday at 9 a.m. at VFW post providing $10 for first Paul F Henley and $5 for second Bryan Kilgore. others receive $3 and $2 prizes. The first prize essay envisions Indianapolis as a thriving industrial, transportation and residential hub with a bright future.

Indianpolis Veterans of Foreign Wars Spades Park The Michigan St Paul F. Henley W. Pratt St Bryan Kilgore W. Twenty-First St Margaret Lucille Elkin Bakemeyer St Indianapolis United States

Letter from Melville Sartoris to Leslie Prescott

A long intimate note from Melville Sartoris to Leslie Prescott on a yacht at sea. The speaker confesses deep love and guilt over a woman who fell into the water, describing existential ache, memory, and a longing that defies conventional restraint. The missive concludes with a hint of a forthcoming installment.

Melville Sartoris Leslie Prescott

Delta Zeta Dance to Honor Purple Cotillion at Butler

Chairman of Delta Zeta Dance at Butler University invites guests to a purple cotillion Thursday evening at the chapter house 5815 JH Washington St. Miss Louise Rundell is general chairman with assistants Miss Frances Quirk Miss Alberta Coburn and Miss Katherine Rubush managing arrangements.

Delta Zeta Butler University Washington St Louise Rundell Frances Quirk Iberta Coburn Katherine Rubush

Martha Lee Advocates Simple Etiquette Lessons

Martha Lee urges using the golden rule in etiquette saying social manners should be simple and practical. She criticizes rigid sets of manners and a portly matron and fussy fawning as outdated while praising ease and grace in everyday conduct.

Woman May Be Senator From North Dakota Widow of Senator

The article notes Rizpah Ladd, widow of a North Dakota senator, as a potential second woman in the U S Senate. She could be appointed to fill an unexpired term lasting until March 4, 1927, following Rebecca Felton of Georgia as the first woman senator.

United States Senate Rizpah Ladd North Dakota Senate Rebecca Felton Georgia

Etiquette Answers for Dining Manners at Hotels and Meals

Dear Miss Vacation explains seating with three companions, cutlery use for messy foods, and plan types. It defines table d hote as fixed menus and a la carte as selecting each item from the menu, plus who orders for women and when to order dessert. It notes ordering for a couple: the gentleman may read or order, with the lady choosing her own dishes.

Miss Lee

Black satin hat with scarf ends described as feminine

A description notes a black satin hat that exudes femininity and charm from scarf ends that fall from the side. The style is untrimmed and carries the severe turban influence with added elegance.

Camp Ida Wineman Closes Eighth Session With Picnic

Camp Ida Wineman north of Broad Ripple, run by the Jewish Federation, concluded its eighth annual session Sunday with a picnic for about 200 children and parents. Camp director Miss Anna C Brannon and recreation director Samuel Blumer oversaw activities while Miss Rachael Crane and Mr Harry A Jacobs spoke on camp features and ended with a camp fire session.

Ida Wineman Jewish Federation Broad Ripple Anna C. Brannon Samuel Blumer Rachael Crane Harry A. Jacobs

Banquet Honors John N Cain of Fidelity Trust

Friends and fellow employees honored John N Cain of Fidelity Trust Company at a Saturday banquet at the Elks Club. Forty couples attended with Timothy P Sexton in charge of arrangements. Cain leaves to enter real estate in Ft Lauderdale Florida. Joseph A Mc Gowan acted as toastmaster and other speakers included Harry E Calland George A Dirnberger Oscar M Barry Joseph A Hoffman and John D Brossman Cain gave a reply toast.

John N. Cain Fidelity Trust Company Elks Club Timothy P. Sexton Cain Ft. Lauderdale Fla Joseph A. McGowan Harry E. Calland George A. Dirnberger Oscar M. Barry Joseph A. Hoffman John D. Brossman

Social activities fill a string of hostesses events

Bess Garten hosted a luncheon at the Columbia Club for Mrs. Frank C. Arnold of Seattle while Miss Lydia Bates prepared for an August 25 wedding to Haldane A. Griggs. A shower for Miss Bates at Dorothy Griggs home featured pink and white decor and gifts in a large basket. Numerous social guests attended luncheons, mah jongg tea, card games, and visits as Mrs. Merrit J. Stearns hosted a bridge shower for Mrs. J. Lynn McCormick, with extended travel notes for several families and a note on the Sutherland Ave. gathering.

Bess Garten Columbia Club Frank C. Arnold Seattle Wash W. C. Garten Meridian St Garten John B. Crooke Lydia Bates Haldane A. Griggs Dorothy Griggs Park Ave Miss Griggs Samuel Griggs Mabel Griggs Miss Bates Albert Screes Edwin Marriotte W. . Bates C. A. Green Dorothy Deputy Frances Peters Mary McPherridge Elizabeth Remy Mary Hart Edith Ambuhl Miriam Garrison Jane Cagwin Helena Sieloff Alfred Glossbrewer, Jr Indianapolis Athletic Club Merrit J. Stearns Tampa Fla Grace Linn Sandy Sutherland Ave J. Lynn McCormick Mary Lackey Mesdames J. Lynn McCormick W. S. Handy F. C. Crozier Frank X. Argast L. E. Gausepohl R. C Burnett Jerome Murphy Cla Jane Strawmeyer Dorothy Oblinger Helen Henry Virginia Kerr Louise Weir Madge Becraft Kokomo Stearns Sandy Burnett

Picnic Reunion in Garfield Park for Lawrence County

Former residents of Lawrence County plan an all day reunion at Garfield Park on Sunday. More than 800 people are expected to attend. A. F. Dalton is president and R. A. Quackenbush secretary of the organizing group.

Lou Huxx Broad Ripple Park Miss Huxx Lawrence County Garfield Park A. F. Dalton R. A. Quackenbush

Sister Mary's Kitchen Menu and Recipe Fragments

The excerption lists Breakfast Luncheon and Dinner items including apple sauce creamed dried beef on graham toast and planked hamburg steak with stuffed tomatoes. It also provides a recipe for muffins with dates rice milk eggs and butter with baking powder and sugar.

Hamburg

Lincoln’s Cousin Dies in Canon City

Mrs. A. J. Gardi aged 71 a second cousin of Abraham Lincoln died in Canon City Colorado yesterday. She was born at Quincy Illinois and was the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. J. V. Hanks.

United Press Canon City Colo A. J. Gardi Abraham Lincoln Quincy, Til J. V. Hanks

Adoption boom as English girls attract many homes

London reports a surge in baby girl adoptions while boys sit unsold. The secretary of the National Children Adoption Association notes demand for girls far exceeds supply, with reports of homes ready to place even 200 children. A three year old boy found a home with an American millionaire and his wife seeking an English boy.

United Press London National Children Adoption Association

Burglars Steal But Leave Clothing In Dayton Home

Robbers ransacked Warren Flack’s home at 3454 Fall Creek Blvd on Sunday. They fled without taking $300 in clothes, overlooked a $500 diamond, and escaped with $110. Police seek two men tied to a Cincinnati rooming housekeeper robbery, who fled by taxi toward Indianapolis after forcing the driver to stop near Indianapolis and then returning to Cincinnati.

Warren Flack Fall Creek Blvd Cincinnati Ohio Dayton Indianapolis

Margie Nuneviller Becomes Icewoman of Neshaminy Falls

Margie Nuneviller, 19, is introduced as the regular icewoman for Neshaminy Falls, Pa., ending Tony the Iceman era after serving residents for two years.

Tony Margie Icewoman Margie Nuneviller Neshaimy Falls

Klan Plans Campaign At National Council Meeting

The Ku Klux Klan may launch a nationwide campaign to curb agnosticism in Protestant churches, to be presented at Buckeye Lake by Clyde W. Osborne, grand dragon of Ohio. Klansmen from Ohio Indiana Michigan and Kentucky rally behind the proposal for the council meeting expected to draw 200000 knights.

United Press Columbus Ohio Ku Klux Klan Buckeye Lake Indiana Michigan Kentucky Clyde W. Osborne

Fragmented local notice from OCR scan

A partial OCR fragment mentions organizations and times without clear context. It reads as a damaged public notice with unreadable names and dates, offering little usable detail beyond generic references to a meeting or event in a locale and involved groups.

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