Social Activities Feature Luncheon Fun And D. A. R. Tea
Social notes record a luncheon for sixteen at the Indianapolis Athletic Club hosted by RS. Pierre F. Goodrich of 1429 Park Ave. Guests included Mrs. Gath Freeman of Richmond and Mrs. Arnold Talbott of Fremont. Other gatherings feature Christmas decor, bridge games, and club programs with gifts and carols.
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Pierre F. Goodrich
Park Ave
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Gath Freeman
Richmond
Arnold Talbott
Fremont
Neb
F. L. Logstton
Washington Blvd
Woman's Advance Club
D. M. Baker
J. W. Bond
Alexander the Great
Indianapolis Girl Joins National Vaudeville Team
Indianapolis dancer Miss Mary Jane Wright of 3022 Buckle Street earns a spot with the Rove and Maye act after performances at Keiths Theater. Wright previously taught at the Effle Dancing School and the Stockman Dance Studio, with Miss Ernestine Ewing succeeding her in those roles.
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Indianapolis
Mary Jane Wright
Buckle St
Rove and
Maye
Bright social scene with weddings and teas in Indianapolis
William Carson hosts at 05 EF Twenty Ninth St while Mrs Randall and the bride's parents welcome guests. Ethel Moore invites partygoers after a concert at Caleb Mills Hat honoring Teyami Mme Karal Liszniewski and Daniel Beddoe in Indianapolis under the Teacher's Association.
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William Carson
Mrs. Randall
Ethel Moore
N. Merian St
Caleb Mills
Teyami
Mme Karal Liszniewski
Daniel Beddoe
Indianapolis
Asanelition
Matinee Musicate
Shelby Farmers Tour Indianapolis Plant Visit
More than 109 members of the Shelby County Farmers Association visited the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange today and later toured the Kingan & Co plant as guests.
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Shelby County Farmers Association
Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Kingan & Co
Indiana Day Observed by Woman's Department Club
The Woman's Department Club marked Indiana Day with community singing of Indiana songs and a lecture by Dr. William Lowe Bryan, president of Indiana University. The program featured crimson and green decorations and candlelit tea tables.
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Woman's Department Club
Indiana
William Lowe Bryan
Indiana University
Bryan
W. W. Thornton
Felix T. McWhirter
E. C. Rumpler
Clit
M. B. Lairy
J. J. Martin
C. W. Whaley
Inez Dolby
A. S. Ayres
Walter G. Olin
Theron Sarter
W. H. Kinnear
J. P F. Edwards
Harvey Crosslind
Nettie New
E. Perkins
Mary Garver
O. C. Wilcox
Fina Pedtow
Frankness in Marriage Should Be Timed Not Overdone
Martha Lee argues frankness protects homes when balanced with tact. She warns constant scrutiny of finances and jealousy can spark trouble, while selective praise helps preserve affection. The piece urges measured openness to maintain harmony and avoid heartbreak.
First Donation To Legion Endowment From Indiana Doctor
Dr C S White of Rosedale Ind WW veteran sent a 100 check to the American Legion endowment fund at national headquarters, the first contribution of 5 million to support rehabilitation of disabled veterans orphans and child care. The donation comes as the campaign awaits formal start.
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American Legion Endowment Fund
National Headquarters
C. S. White
Rosedale
Ind
Tangle TELEPHONE CONVERSATION Reveals Tragic News and Delays
A telephone exchange shows Ruth Burke and John Prescott discussing the suicide of Leslie’s sister Alice. Prescott says he cannot travel, Syl has flown, and Ruth asks to inform Leslie of support while Mr. Prescott tries to reach Mrs Burke and relay messages.
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John Alden Prescott
Jack
Walter
Ruth
Leslie
Alice
Syl
Central
Letter From Carton Reveals Agony and Death Scene
The dated letter depicts distress over Alice’s illness and a fatal suicide scene as Karl discovers the severed wrists. The text shifts to a Good Roads Meeting in Mooresville Indiana where boosters back a cent gasoline tax with officials speaking on the highway program.
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Karl
Eherillton
NEA Service, Inc
Mooresville
Ind. Dee
A.V. Purch
Evansville
Earl Crawford
The
Highway Commission
Earlham College Plans Three New Buildings After Fire
Charles M. Woodman chairman of the Earlham College building committee announced plans for three new structures to replace Lindley Hall which burned. The proposed complex includes an administration and class hall a science building and a women’s dormitory.
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Richmond
Ind
Charles M. Woodman
Earlham College
Lindley Hall
Mason and a Citizen Addressed at Marion Lodge Event
Frederick J. Schortemeier secretary of State gave an address at the 4 Past Masters celebration of Marion Masonic Lodge. The event at Masonic Temple North and Illinois Streets included a banquet before the address on Wednesday night.
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Frederick J. Schortemeier
Marion
Liver Trouble Now a Known Cause of Premature Old Age
Medical science links poisonous body wastes to early aging and organ disease. The liver acts as a purifier, preventing poisons from harming heart and kidneys. A natural remedy, Dioxel, claims to boost bile and detoxify in 24 hours, with ox gall tablets sold as Dioxol.
Shortridge H S Shorts at auditorium events and clubs
Shortridge High School held an auditorium program with the girls band performing and solo acts by Helen McCoy Martha Rundel and Beatrice Batty. Committees for a senior party and various clubs were named, stage lighting arranged, subscriptions tallied, and notable student activities noted.
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Helen McCoy
Fire Brands
Martha Rundel
Beatrice Batty
Danny Boy
Ryan Opposes Coffin Redistricting Move
Russell J. Ryan Marion County Democratic chairman says he will not back George W Coffin's plan to add thirty precincts and push friendly committeemen. He adds redistricting should be handled by the county commissioners and says he has not spoken with Coffin.
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Russell J. Ryan
Marion County
George W. Coffin
Ryan
Coffin
Beauty A Gleamy Mass of Hair for Any Girl's Hair
A vivid feature explores hair trends offering a gleamy mass appeal for girls seeking stylish looks. It highlights modern salon tips, product suggestions, and easy care routines aimed at achieving smooth volume and shine.
Dan derine Hair Care Ad Promises Thick Sleep
An old advertisement touts Dan derine as a brush mist for hair to look thicker and shinier. It claims the product strengthens each hair, stops shedding, and cures dandruff, urging readers to buy at drug or toilet counters.
Dear Miss Lee reveals a worried wife’s plea for help
A 41 year old wife, twenty years married, writes of a sad, troubled union and fears for the future. She laments her husband’s business blunders and seeks guidance on love and loyalty in a candid relationship letter.
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Miss Lee
Factional Fights Loom for City Leadership
Local Republican factions brace for a council president election on January 1. The Shank-Armitage-Jewett-Lemcke group backs Benjamin O'Thomp son, while George W. Coffin-Otis Dodson align with Lloyd D. Claycombe. Heydon W. Buchanan holds key swing power, with both sides claiming four supporters and Buchanan reportedly favoring Thompson.
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Otis Dodson Facion
Shank-Armitage-Jewett-Lemcke
Shank
Benjamin O'Thompson
Coffin
Lloyd D. Claycombe
Heydon W. Buchanan
Buchanan
Thompson
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