Resignation Accepted in Local Jewish Women’s Council
The Local Council accepted the resignation of the Jewish Council of Women with regret and hope for a future return. The meeting reviewed letters and a request from Cedars of Lebanon for a public apology over a Dame Margaret dinner incident. A vacancy was filled by appointing Mrs. Charley R. Sawders, and speakers addressed modern education, play psychology, the Indiana School for the Blind, and the local PTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Women
Jewish Council of Women
The
Cedars of Lebanon
Dame Margaret
A. J. Clarke
Jewish Council
Clarke
Felix T. McWhirter
Bert 5. Gadd
Auxllary
National Organization of Postal Clerks
Charles R. Sawders
E. A. Butler
Charley R. Sawders
David Ross
Motion Picture Committee
National Council of Women
Flora Drake
Martha J. Stubbs
Mary L. Cain
Indiana School For the Blind
Charles L. Smith
Parent- Teacher Association
Charity bridge tea and Christmas social highlights
Miss Mary Alice Coleman hosted a Christmas themed bridge party at 3535 N Pennsylvania St for bride-to-be Mary Ann Stoner and her fiancé Verne Leckie with five tables of bridge and guests listed. Early afternoon program at the Woman's Department Club featured Anatole France readings, Christmas music, and a tea table with red tapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Coleman
Pennsylvania St
Mary Ann Stoner
Verne Leckie
Mes
James Donald Vliet
Robbert Robinson
Roy Bain
Robert Stenpfel
Allan Boyd
Paul Hancock
Simrace Huey
Helen Seward
Thelma Blossom
Helen Neal
Mary Catherine Coulter
Caroline Miller
Betty Fisher
Marie, Field
Evelyn Hievey
Jeanette Benedict
Marian Kaunah
Phyllis Clarke
Eleanor Myers
Christine Wilson
Harriett Brown
Miss Coleman
Lewis A. Coleman
George W. Stoner
Edmund Emery
Woman's Department Club
Henry Dollman
Tilden Greer
Mesdames
W. B. Stewart
William Huff
Shell
George Weaver
George Knodle
Walter Mayer
Maurice Moore
Maude Custer
Anne Cunningham
Martha Belle Pierce
Irvington
Mother's Study Club
E. W. Lawson
Whittier PL
John Carr
Jean Springer
Joseph Cooper
Virginia Carr
Peggy Ann Underwood
Margaret Clay
Natalie Stuart
Dorothy Reasoner
W. J. Marks
Home Economics Club of
Indianapolis
Puff Shells Make Elegant Holiday Creations
A homemaking feature details puff shells for desserts salads and creamed meats with a tested recipe yielding eighteen shells. Techniques cover mixing boiling water and butter adding flour eggs shaping baking and safe testing. Variations include fillings from maple mousse to cheese puffs and eclairs with tips on flaking and stacking.
Sorority Benefit Dance Tonight For Needy Families
Miss Ruth Simms president of Phi Gamma Rho Sorority invites guests to a benefit dance at Mrs. Harry Henkle's home 44 Euclid Ave tonight. Proceeds fund baskets of provisions for needy families at Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Simms
N. Olney Sr
Phi Gamma Rho Sorority
Harry Henkle
Euclid Ave
Wage scale reform to lead UMWA convention in Indianapolis
The twenty ninth constitutional and sixth biennial convention of the United Mine Workers of America will be held in Indianapolis starting January 22 1924. Formulation of a new wage scale and contract will be among the lead issues. Notices to members were mailed Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
Freezone promises quick corn relief on toes and feet
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless remedy for all corn types. It claims the product instantly stops pain and allows easy removal with fingers, sold by druggists in a small bottle for a few cents.
Baffled Desires Become Real in Land of Dreams
The piece discusses day-dreams as escaping monotony for both women and men. It notes how girls envision princes charming and boys imagine heroic conquests. Readers are urged to be kind to dreamers and heed mothers' practical judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Princes Charming
Why Women Tell Day Dreams To Impress Admirers
In a letter to Fancy's Flights, a reader asks why women and girls tell lies to construct romantic stories. Miss Lee explains they are day dreams not fabrications, aiming to appear romantic to someone they admire, and that such tales are not a general rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lee
Domestic Etiquette: Morning Fire Duties and Household Roles
A letter questions where to start the morning fire, remove ashes, and bring coal indoors, noting these chores often fall to the head of the house, traditionally the man. The exchange reflects domestic gender roles and etiquette guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lee
Pearl
Dear Miss Lee Advice to a 17 year old girl about a possible fiancé
A letter from a 17 year old asks for guidance after a young man she may marry stopped visiting. The counselor notes her continued affection, asserts her normal view of boys, and suggests the fiancé was reminded of the folly of marrying at their age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lee
Dear Martha Lee Girl Seeks Advice On Parental Curfew
A 14 year old writes about her mother’s strict rules on nighttime outings and Sundays. The columnist advises patience and suggests inviting friends home to introduce them, arguing mothers act from love and may warm to trusted companions over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lee
Christmas Gifts Hat Box and Care Tips
Fancy hat boxes for bonnets range from ornate silk covered to wall paper or cretonne designs with ribbons. Ordinary boxes provide a foundation. Food storage notes cover tin receptacles preserving bread and crackers, and stain removal uses fullers earth paste on matting.
Dear Miss Lee Advice on Lost Friendship and Romantic Rivalries
A 16 year old writes about a boy she dated who befriended another girl. The reply urges patience and restraint, advising to let him go his own way and to respond kindly if they meet, rather than obsessing or pursuing confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lee
June
Marquise
Leslie
John
Jack
Acid cleaning cautions for copper and brass items
Advise using acids to clean copper and brass causes lingering tarnish if any acid remains. Rinse thoroughly with clear water after polishing and finish with oil to prevent quick tarnishing.
Shiptangle of Love and Doubt in a Turbulent Affair
A dramatic exchange reveals jealousy and rumors as Leslie questions parentage of a child and confronts Jack about Ruth Ellington. Accusations fly over a French girl in a stage production and hints of hidden paternity involving Paula Perter and Sydney Carton.
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Relief
Mil lions use Pape's Cold Compound for colds with two to three doses every three hours. First dose brings relief, second and third break up the cold. Pleasant and safe with no quinine or opiates. Price thirty five cents. Druggists guarantee it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Electric Christmas gifts urged by Edison Electric Co
The Edison Electric Company at 115-117 E. Ohio St promotes a large electrical Christmas, urging gifts that are useful and operable with little current. Appliances like washers irons heaters percolators irons and electric clocks are highlighted, with easy payment of $1 down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Electric Company
Ohio St
Horton and
Gainaday
Eureka
Robbery Try Ends With Loss of Earner and Loot
United Press reports in Detroit that three men attempted a hold up on Tien Hong a Chinese laundryman. The assailants fled with Hong s four dollars but dropped a shoe hat overcoat and a thirty five dollar revolver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Detroit
Mich
Tien Hong
Hong
Rumors Surround Ruth Ellington and Sydney Carton Letter
Gossip in the city focuses on the baby as others claim she hid funds from Harry’s creditors or that Walter Burke arranged a business setup for her. The note continues with additional lines from the letter featuring Ruth Ellington and Sydney Carton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Walter Burke
NEA Service, Inc
Evans Woollen to Speak on The Federal Reserve
Evans Woollen president of Fletcher Savings and Trust Company will speak on The Federal Reserve System at the Indianapolis Association of Credit Men luncheon at 12 15 p m Thursday at the Claypool. Santa Claus will visit the Credit Men on December 20 at the Claypool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans Woollen
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
Federal Reserve System
Indianapolis Association of Credit Men
Claypool
Santa Claus
Soda in Bluin Prevents Blue Stains in Wash
A lump of soda dissolved in blue water when washing clothes prevents any blue stain from remaining on garments. The method is described as simple and effective for preserving whiteness and avoiding dye transfer.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coister Marys Kitchen
Thomas Edison
Frank Driver
Sheffield Ave
H. A. Trotter
United States
Colonies
J. G. Martin
B. H. Bass
Alaska
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Baker Brothers Furniture Store
E. Washington St
Federated Patriotic Societies
Severin
A. J. Ball
Indiana
G. A.R
Marion County
E. E. Pauley
Mearist M. O'Hara
Emmet W. Williams
T. C. Williams
Bellefontaine St
C. Howard Taylor
George H. Chapman W. R. C. No. 10
Zulia Ganner
Clara Mitchell
Gertrude Bretney
Sadie Higdon
Henrietta Neal
Hannah Carr
Letty Gebhardt
Frankfort
Katherine Graves
Ida Schoeneman
Lula Fox
Mary Bryant
Ida Earnest
Clara Bird
Carrie Herold
Nellie Terhune
Alice Pollard
Omega Chapter
Phi Chi Phi Sorority
Spink-Arms
Eleanor Fexton
Helena Stricker
Marjorie Nordloh
Dorothy Meier
May Wright Sewell Council of Women
Board of Trade
Fancy's Flights
de Peetree Cie
Ea Colds
Brunswick Stratford
Brunswick
Baldwin’s
Brunswick Phonographs and Records
N. Penn. ST
Leslie Prescott
Ruth Ellington
Little Marquise
Ruth
Little Jack
Paula Perter
Sydney Carton
Sydney
Paula
Miss Porter
Iboys
America
Diamonds
Kresge Building
Wash
Denn. Sts
Our Savings Department
P. m
East Washington St
Cuay
New York
Miss O. Whitsow
Mr. S. Santos
E. Horner
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