Indianapolis club women seek record in Christmas Seal sales
Dorothy A. Stephenson reports Indianapolis women will meet at the Propylaeum at noon Thursday to plan booth operations for the Christmas Seal campaign. Booths run December 11 to 18 in downtown stores and hotels with multiple club chairmen and volunteers from the Marion County Tuberculosis Association. Seventy-year-old details include past success, notable booth sites, and a roster of participating clubs and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Club
Proplyaeum
Booth
Fred Krauss
Wolf Sussman
Alda, Craddick
Edward C. Wacker
Lloyd Weiss
Will Gahagan
Henry McCoy
Willard Hopkins
Fred Sims
Jesse Cline
National Tuberculosis Association
Marion County
United States
Indianapolis
Mary A. Meyers
Marion County Tuberculosis Association
James Barrett
Chantilla ‘White
Columbia ‘Club
Pettis Dry Goods Comy
Fletcher American National Nk
Claypool Hotel
Elks Club
Merchants Bank
Lincoln Hotel
Continental Bank
Guaranty
Indiana National ‘Bank
William H. Block Company
L. S. Ayres & Co
H. P. Wasson & Co
Tuberculosis Association
Krauss
Bunnyside Guild
Columbia Club
Pettis Dry Goods
Sunshine Club
Craddick
Welfare Club
Fletcher American Banks
Wacker
Council of
Jewish Women
Claypool
Sussman
Isador Fiebleman
Charles Efroymson
R. Harry Miller
Alonzo B. Chapman
Maurice Moore
Carrie Hammel
A. C. Zaring
Edythe Susanne McCoy
O. Hopkins
W. 8. Craig
Albert Sterne
Henry Dollman
Hale Barber
R. J. Hanson
Edwin Logdson
Francis Wolfe
Verne K. Reeder
William C. Freund
L. S. Ayres Booth
Wedding in Lincoln Travertine Room Unites Ann Abstine and David Lipp
A Tuesday evening ceremony at the Lincoln hotels Travertine room united Miss Ann Abstine daughter of Mr and Mrs J Abstine 3726 Ruskin Place and David Lipp son of Mr and Mrs J Lipp of Cincinnati The rabbi I Feuerlicht officiated The aisle was lined with satin ribbon and white flowers The bridal party included Miss Ida Garfinkle of Scranton PA as maid of honor and Miss Petty Epstein plus bridesmaids from Cincinnati and elsewhere with gowns of orchid yellow pink and crystal beading
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Travertine
Lincoln
Ann Abstine
Ida Garfinkle
Scranton
Aaron Ward
Petty Epstein
Miss Mary Lipp
Cincinnati
Ohio
Miss Ann Rose
Miss Lipp
Dorothy Perkins
Miss Rose
Thanksgiving Eve Wedding Brides Mae Cripe to Law rence Kirkpatrick
Miss Mae Cripe of 2419 N Meridian St marries Lawrence C Kirkpatrick of Greenwood Ind at First Baptist Church. Couple to reside at 3612 N Illinois St after Dec 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Cripe
Meridian St
Lawrence C. Kirkpatrick
Greenwood
First Baptist Church
Cincinnati Bride Weds, Summer Trip Planned
The wedding featured Miss Dorothy Carolyn Lipp of Cincinnati as flower girl and Joseph Lipp as best man. The bride wore white georgette with silver beads and a Duchess lace veil, and the couple departed for a trip to New York and Philadelphia after a reception. Attending guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. Arkin and others from Chicago and Columbus.
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Dorothy Carolyn Lipp
Cincinnati
Ohio
Joseph Lipp
Louis Garfinkle
Scranton
A. Lipp
J. Arkin
Myrtle
Tia Arkin
Ann Davis
Fred Sagenholz
Chicago
Ill
Willard Duga
Columbus
Kotex sanitary pads promise peace of mind and ease
Old time sanitary methods are replaced by Kotex pads described as five times more absorbent than cotton pads. The ad claims thorough deodorizing, no laundry, and no embarrassment, with easy purchase at drug or department stores for a few cents.
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KOTEX
Swastika Club Meets With Reading and Welcome Poem
Frank Picard and Mrs A B Keaton preside as Louise Harrison reads a welcoming poem by Edna Kinbe, with Margaret Boyden and a list of attendees including Marion Weimar Charlene Rollison Helen Rollison Alice Emminger Dorothy Emminger Edith Harrison and others. Rushees Frances Dobbins Elizabeth Smith Gladys King Ruth Heaton. Alice Emminger chairs with Charlene Rollison and Helen Rollison. Swastika Club to meet Thursday evening with Mrs Ie Taylor at 3129 Moore Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Picard
A. B. Keaton
Louise Harrison
Edna Kinbe
Margaret Boydent
Ica Keaton
Marion Weimar
Charlene Rollison
Helen Rollison
Alice Emminger
Dorothy Emminger
Edith Harrison
Madeline Bratton
Frances Herrick
Margaret Boyden
Isabell Really
Eleanor Saunders
Frances Dobbins
Elizabeth Smith
Gladys King
Ruth Heaton
Swastika Club
Ie Taylor
Moore Ave
What Women Like in Men Says Thyra Sumter Winslow
The essay surveys female preferences from tall slender men to generosity and social grace. It notes public devotion, good treatment of servers, and swimming or dancing ability as valued traits. It references John Barrymore in Don Juan and cites social trends in money making and farming wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thyra Sumter Winslow
Orient
Tailored Simplicity Pattern No 2927 From The Times
Fashion pages offer Pattern No 2927 in sizes 16 18 36 38 40 42 44 with a bloused surplice bodice and pressed plaits. Color options include jungle green tan crepe, black chiffon velvet, cocoa wool jersey and mannish tweed. Price 15 cents. delivery about one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Menus and events from Sister Mary kitchen notes
The entry lists breakfast lunch and dinner menus with grapes cereal and bacon then soups sandwiches and desserts. A recipe for layered potatoes and ham with onions and ginger is described. Community events include a board party at 8 pm hosted by The Girls Auxiliary to the Shelter House and Old Home and a Phi Gamma Chi Sorority meeting at Mrs. Robert Schwarzer’s home with officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelter House
Old Home
New Chamber of Commerce
Helen M. Marer
Phi Gamma Chi
Robert P. Schwarzer
Winthrop Ave
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets for Bad Breath Relief
Quick relief for bad breath with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets that gently stimulate bowels and liver to purify the system. Purely vegetable with olive oil, sold by all druggists in 1c 60c and 80c sizes, advertised by the inventor after years of practice.
Women should lift men to a higher standard
A columnist critiques male dominance and argues women have long pressed for equality. He notes men claim strength yet fail morally and urges women to assert authority and guide society toward higher standards. The piece challenges traditional gender roles and calls for shared responsibility.
Recipes By Readers note from The Times cabinet
Recipe submission details for The Times readers with daily print, except Friday. Edna M. Fleetwood of Flat Rock Indiana provides a batter and baking guidance for a two-cup flour cake, with butter sugar egg water and baking powder, to bake two layers or loaf with chosen flavoring or icing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service Inc
the Times
Edna M. Fleetwood
Flat Rock
Ind
R. R
Rug Cleaning Advice to Prevent Moths
The article urges thorough cleaning of door rugs at frequent intervals. It warns moths breed in seams and stresses attention to these areas to reduce infestation.
Asthma Nearly Made Him Change Climate
Earl L. Harvey of Indianapolis describes severe nine month asthma and costly treatments. After trying Nacor Medicine in 1924 his symptoms vanished, he returned to work and has been well since November 1924. Free information and letters from others with asthma are offered by Nucor Medicine Co. Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Harvey
Tacoma Ave
Indianapolis
Colorado
Nucor Medicine Co
State Life
Ind
Dave’s Mentha Pepsin Restores Stomach Health Quickly
An aged advertisement promotes Dave’s Mentha Pepsin as a fast-acting remedy for gas indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims rapid relief from heartburn heaviness and bloating, plus reductions in dizziness and insomnious distress once the stomach is balanced. It lists Haag Drug Co Hook’s Dependable Drug Stores Goldsmith’s Cut Price Drug Stores and other local pharmacists as providers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haag Drug Co
Hook’s Dependable Drug Stores
Goldsmith’s Cut Price Drug Stores
Dave
Hook
Goldsmith
Viet Lin
Women and men urged to raise standards together
A speaker argues intellectual advances and moral progress require men to join women in raising standards. Women spent centuries urging chastity, and now men must make the same effort for equality. If men improve, women will follow. if not, women may mirror men's behavior.
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Dorothy A. Stephenson
Lyman Bros
Monument Circle
Square Yard
Dorfman Rug CO
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Eiteljorg & Moore Corner
E. Market
Circle
Circle Theater
Bud
Meath
WHEN
Pennsylvania
Slender
By Platt
Perry Davis
International Study and Travel Club
W. Thirty-Third St
Samuel Artman
Purple Land
Argentina
T. W. Wright
Floating Islands
W. H. Peilard
Mendoza
John Donaldson
Pampas Plains
George Smith
Florence James
Central Library
Library
Floyd Smith
Davis
Daisy Simpson
Sahara Buds
Edward F. Kepner
Chester O. Martin
Sahara Grotto
Allene Sumner
Ruth Leigh
Sally
Countess Russell
Perella
William Locke
Dorothy Fisher
Indianapolis Times
Incolsed
Times
Sister Mary
Hill
Cascara
Dare
Stonei Drake
Genuwise
Habig Mfg. Co
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