League to Open Active Fall Season in Indiana
The Indiana League of Women Voters will open its active fall and winter season Friday as the state board of directors meets at the 621 Illinois building. Highlights include a new Voters Hand Book, a memorial fund campaign, and explanations of the Lame Duck amendment and Muscle Shoals ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana League of Women Voters
State Board of Directors
Illinois
Lake Wawasee
Charles N. Teeter
National League
Richard E. Edwards
Peru
Walter 5. Greenough
Indianapolis
Florence Kirlin
Warren K. Mannon
Muscle Shoals
Jones-Cooper
Women and Men in Dating Then and Now
A column surveys marriage odds by age for women and men, noting better chances for girls under 25 and men under 25 only modestly improving by 35. It cites consumer stats, social commentary, and a British expert view on women's emotional life, ending with social notes on Adolph Menjou and a dinner party for Miss Mary Jett before her upcoming wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Insurance Statisticians
Homecoming Party Planned by Ladies Auxiliary
Members of the ladies auxiliary to Sa hara Grotto will host a homecoming and birthday party at 1 pm Tuesday at the new Grotto home on Thirteenth Street and Park Avenue. Mrs Frances Hamilton arranges a special program and the home will be inspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara Grotto
New Grotto
Thirteenth Street
Park Avenue
Frances Hamilton
Aid Little Flower Church Refreshment Stand At State Fair
The Little Flower Church announces a refreshment stand west of the administration building at the state fair grounds to benefit the church. Club members to meet. Miss Ruth Gillum will entertain members of the Dantanite Club at her home 1209 Finley Avenue.
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Aid
Little Flower Church
Bridal Chest
Ruth Gillum
Finley Avenue
Illustrated leaflet idea for the Lovely Lady boudoir
An ornate promotional piece invites readers to request a Care Department leaflet from The Times showing ideas for boudoir decor and garments. It describes garments such as black velvet coats with silver embroidery, red velvet frocks with gold details, and accessories, plus fashion terms and fabrics like paillette and chiffon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Care Department of the Times
Bank of England to Open Reinforced in 1935
The rebuilt Bank of England, costing 25 million dollars, will open in 1935 as a highly secure fortress. Fifty underground vaults will have eight foot thick walls of steel and concrete. Each vault door weighs twelve tons and can be operated by an electrical mechanism, designed for easy use.
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United Press London
Bank of England
Felt and Soleil Hat Trend Inspires Fall Styles
The piece notes felt and soleil materials as a striking fall hat combination with modern dark insets and a contemporary aesthetic shaping seasonal headwear.
Married Here Helen O Connor and Justin A Seal wed at Holy Cross
Miss Helen O Connor and Justin A Seal were married at Holy Cross church on Saturday August 24. They will reside at 2802 East Michigan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen O'Connor
Justin A. Seal
Holy Cross Church
East Michigan Street
New York City Bride Weds in Village Studio Ceremony
Miss Hilda Lieber and John Paul Turner wed in a Greenwich Village studio on a Thursday night officiated by Rev. A R Pepper. Attended by sister Miss Meta Lieber and best man Hillard R Russell, the couple then left for a motor trip to Wisconsin. They will reside at 82 West Twelfth Street New York City. The bride, a Butler University graduate, was formerly of Tuscola Illinois.
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Hilda Lieber
New York
Carl H. Lieber
North Alabama Street
John Paul Turner
Tuscola
Ill
West Tenth Street
Greenwich Village
A. R. Pepper
Meta Lieber
Hillard R. Russell
Bride-Elect Elizabeth Smith Gets Farewell Dinner
Miss Elizabeth Smith who will enter nurses training at Ford Hospital Detroit is honored at a farewell dinner Wednesday night at the Marott hotel hosted by City Trust and City Securities Corp. staffers and a list of attendees includes Miss Harriett S. Kroupp Miss Bessie Townsend Miss Minnie Foley Miss Hannah Brunnemer Miss Katherine Ladg Miss Lenore Mueller Miss Dorothy Knox Miss Viola Tamblyn Miss Marie Eggert Miss Mary Fogarty Miss Laura B. Cross Miss Ruth Long Miss Jane Middleton Miss Harriett Swain Miss Bertha L. Brenner Miss Josephine Mundherk Miss Erschel Stewart Miss Alma Mueller Miss Marguerite Swan and Miss Julia Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Smith
Detroit
Ford Hospital
Marott Hotel
Girls of the City Trust and City Securities Corporation
Smith
Harriett S. Kroupp
Bessie Townsend
Minnie Foley
Hannah Brunnemer
Katherine Ladg
Lenore Mueller
Dorothy Knox
Viola Tamblyn
Marie Eggert
Mary Fogarty
Laura B. Cross
Ruth Long
Jane Middleton
Harriett Swain
Bertha L. Brenner
Josephine Mundherk
Erschel Stewart
Alma Mueller
Marguerite Swan
Julia Dillon
Family Menu By Sister Mary
A practical guide on hosting visits with refreshing drinks. It recommends keeping fruit syrups ready, using imperfect fruit or leftover juice from canning to create syrups, and offers tips for the woman without a maid to manage serving beverages smoothly.
Raspberry Shrub Preparation and Bottling Guide
A home canning note outlines making a raspberry shrub from six quarts of berries with one quart vinegar and sugar. Berries crushed, juice strained, sugar equal to juice, boiled ten minutes, bottled hot, then diluted with water when served. All fruits can be juiced and canned with or without vinegar.
Raspberry shrub and lemon drink mix easy on hand
The article describes making a refreshing drink by diluting syrup with pure lemon juice. A bottle of fruit syrup on ice enables quick preparation, using water and cracked ice plus three to four tablespoons of syrup. It notes raspberry shrub is a cooling option but not ideal for children.
Window Shopping in Brown Tweed Ensemble Styles
The piece describes a four item outfit in brown tweed including a seven-eighth coat with raglan sleeves a yellow crepe blouse and a matching tweed waistcoat. It notes lingerie in yellow using georgette and crepe de chine for a charming look.
Mystery shrouds fate of Dr Ende missing in Chicago
Chicago police search for Dr Franke M. Ende a New York physician who vanished after arriving Aug 18 to attend an American Medical Society meeting. Relatives reported he did not return home and was not reachable at the LaSalle hotel where he registered Aug 18. Police found his luggage but said he had not been in his room since Aug 19.
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United Press
Chicago
Franke M. Ende
New York
American Medical Society
Ende
LaSalle Hotel
Marriage Is Security for All Women
A female columnist argues marriage protects women, condemns free love, and endorses monogamy as security. She cites Leah Morton and cautions that independent ideals harm women, claiming true freedom lies within marriage and that men must marry to share responsibility.
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Leah Morton
Marriage of Miss Marie Sylvester to John Ryan
Before her marriage Miss Marie Sylvester daughter of Mr and Mrs George M Sylvester 35 North Sherman Drive wed Mr John Ryan at her parents home on August 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ryan
Marie Sylvester
George M. Sylvester
North Sherman Drive
Collar and Tie Blouses Forefront This Season
Jenny designed a smart bow model of coral crepe de chine blouses that highlight a refined collar and tie silhouette for the season.
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Jenny
Twin Wedding Ceremony Reads by Father at Chicago Chapel
Edith Lucille Funston of Chicago wed Stanley Harold Byram of Martinsville in a double ceremony at the Joseph Bond chapel University of Chicago read by Rev J N Funston assisted by Bishop Hughes. Ruth Elizabeth Funston married Dr Gilbert Henry Marquardt.
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Edith Lucille Funston
J. N. Funston
Chicago
Stanley Harold Byram
Martinsville
Joseph Bond
University of Chicago
Ruth Elizabeth Funston
Gilbert Henry Marquardt
Edwin Holt Hughes
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ida Noyes
Byram
de Pauw University
Alpha Phi Sorority
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Dr. Andardt
Chi
Vacation with Mother at Edgewater Beach Hotel
Mrs. Ethelene Crabb of 3812 North Pennsylvania Street has spent the summer vacation with her mother at the Edgewater Beach Hotel in Chicago.
Your Child Obedience Based on Understanding Is Best
Olive Roberts Barton argues obedience is essential but not sole training. She cites age guidelines for learning no and fostering trust, fairness, and reasoning to secure cooperation as the superior form of obedience.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Johnny
Mary
A Simple Yet Attractive Style 6488 Dress Pattern
Lightweight brown tweed frock with crepe facings and a fitted sleeve. Features a long reverse front, deep vestee, left side pleats, one piece back, narrow cuffed sleeve, and a belted chic finish. Six sizes 34 to 44 inch bust. yardage and mailing details provided.
Girl Scouts Schedule Meetings and Training at Local Camp
Girl Scouts will staff the better babies contest at the state fair next week. A get-together picnic for leaders and prospective leaders is set for Camp Delwood on Friday Sept. 6 at 10 the group will meet at the library steps. Leaders training starts Monday Sept. 16 at 10:30 and is open to all. Troop 12 will begin weekly meetings next Friday.
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Camp Delwood
St. Clair
Meridian Streets
Tri Psi Plans First Meeting At Mrs Broadhest Home
Tri Psi sorority holds its first meeting of the new club year at 2 o'clock Friday at the home of Mrs Henry D Broadhest located at 958 Jefferson avenue.
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Tri Psi Sorority
Henry D. Broadhest
Jefferson Avenue
Front Brim Is High on Paris Hats
Fashion from Paris milliners features hats worn far back on the head with upturned front brims and longer back lines. Brimmed and brimless styles mix with turbans and toques, aiming to frame the face and cover the hairline while fitting snugly around the neck.
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Frances Paget
New York
Paris
Bride-Elect Virginia Cottingham Honored at Shower and Luncheon
Lorinda Cottingham hosted a luncheon bridge and pink blue shower at 3641 North Pennsylvania Street for cousin Miss Virginia Cottingham ahead of her marriage to Charles Richter Castle of Union City on Monday. Guests included Mrs. J. O. Cottingham and Mrs. C. E. Castle, Union City, among others from Noblesville, Anderson, Monrovia and local groups.
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Lorinda Cottingham
North
Pennsylvania Street
Virginia Cottingham
Charles Richter
Union City
Charles E. Cottingham
Harry Coleman Moore
J. O. Cottingham
C. E. Castle
Norris Cottingham
Kenneth Dippen
Noblesville
Don Lamphier
Harold Haught
Edward Montague
John Marshall
Janice Truax
Monrovia
Martha Cottingham
Sarah Gilmore
Anderson
Mary Louise Loop
Susan Gray Shedd
Lois Clark
Leila Belle Shipman
Dorothy Peterson
Norma Davidson
Helen Hill
Helen Noble
Susan Woodbury
Eugenia Anderson
Geraldine Reep
Retherford Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebration
Mr and Mrs J A Retherford of Connersville plan an informal reception on Wednesday afternoon and night to mark their fiftieth anniversary. Their children include Alpha Moore of Blooming Grove Cora Swift of Lowell Retherford Vernon Retherford of Connersville and Ross Retherford of Liberty.
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J. A. Retherford
Connersville
Alpha Moore
Blooming Grove
Cora Swift
Lowell Retherford
Vernon Retherford
Ross Retherford
Liberty
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Allene Sumner
Bernard Hollander
Adolph Menjou
Adolph
Cem
Harry H. Sturm
Edgewood
Four
S Club
Mary Jett
Fred Schowengerdt
Au Revoir
Felt and
Soleil
Mrs
New York City
Sister Mary
Walter Ferguson
John BD. Ryan
Ethelene
Crabb
Pennyylvania
The
Edgewater
Miss Jane
Pattern Department
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis, Ind
Girl Scout News
Marcel
Irma Robertson Beauty Shoppe
Illinois St
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