Ten Thousand In Gifts Saved By Yale Christmas Clearing House
More than ten thousand dollars in Christmas gifts have been saved from duplication by the Christmas Clearing House in Indianapolis during the last decade. Herbert S. King, chairman of the Clearing House committee, says the ten thousand figure is based on an average of three dollars per giver, a range likely between eight and ten dollars. The Clearing House, run this year by the Family Welfare Society, 408 Baldwin Block, coordinates with social service exchanges to prevent duplicate giving and notifies two prospective givers if a family is already provided for.
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Indianapolis
Christmas Clearing House
Herbert S. King
Clearing House Committee
King
Social Service Exchange
Family Welfare Society
Baldwin Block
Clearing House
Community Fund
Anna T. Mock
Nativity tableau at Woman's Department Club house event
Social events report from 1700 N Meridian St shows a Nativity tableau crafted of dolls by Mrs Kerop Ashtan, red taper illumination, and a program of The Christmas Spirit directed by Mrs E M Schofield with piano by Mrs M D Didway. Attendees include Mrs W M Helfenberger and Mrs L M Edwards and many hostess committee members.
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Woman's Department Club
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J. H. Hamiet
R. F
E. M. Schofield
M. D. Didway
Ogden Junior Chorale Opens Series with Christmas Carols
Miss Dorothy Ann Rucker president of the Ogden Junior Chorale leads the group in Christmas carols at Caleb Mills Hall. The event is part of the American Association of University Women’s children's entertainments series starting at 3 30 p m Tuesday, with Jeanette Harris as treasurer Florence Horrences in charge of programs and Angela Moler ushers.
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E. Thirty-Smith St
Ogden Junior Chorale
American Association of University Women
Caleb Mills Hall
Jeanette Harris
Florence Horrences
Oliver Willard Pierce
Public Health Nursing Association Reports November Visits
The Public Health Nursing Association reports November activity with 4155 visits including 1700 prenatal and maternity visits 228 to crippled children and about 1400 patients cared for. Miss Edna L Hamilton serves as superintendent.
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Public Health Nursing Association
Edna L. Hamilton
Father Freed After Fugitive Arrest At Union Station
George W. Morris of Sullivan Indiana was arrested at Union Station Wednesday and held as a fugitive from justice. He was released when Scio Ohio authorities identified him as not the man wanted for kidnapping his 12 year old daughter.
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George W. Morris
Sullivan, Ind
Union Station
Scio Oho
Democratic gubernatorial candidates expand list with notices
Reports indicate Edward G. Hoffman Fr Wayne and John Isenbarger North Manchester may announce soon. Dr Carleton B McCulloch Indianapolis expected to announce in a few days. Dale J Crittenberger Anderson and Charles S Batt Terre Haute already in the race.
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Fr. Wayne
John Isenbarger
North Manchester
Carleton B. McCulloch
Indianapolis
Dale J. Crittenberger
Anderson
Charles S. Batt
Terre Haute
Coal dealer defrauded by fake delivery man
Luther Sargent a coal dealer at 714 Blake Street loses 13 dollars after delivering a ton of coal and giving 13 in change for a 20 dollar check to a man described as colored who did not reside at 725 Center Street. No one lived there.
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Carmel Kelts Defeat Morgantown In Carmel Clash
Carmel Kelts toppled Morgantown 32 to 22 at Carmel as Gifford and Rayle, both Carmel players, excelled with sensational work.
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Morgantown
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Rainbow Vets Probe Griffis German Prison Return
Marion County Rainbow Division Vets review Corliss Hooven Griffis of Hamilton Ohio serving a 21 month German prison term for attempting to kidnap Grover Cleveland Bergdoll. Griffis mission to Germany could affect his return to the United States. The group met Wednesday night in room 3 Superior Court.
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Rainbow Division
Corliss Hooven Griffis
Hamilton
Ohio
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Griffis
Germany
United States
Rainbow Veterans
Superior Court
Blind Love Builds Wall to Shut Out Disillusion
Martha Lee argues that blind love creates a protective wall around a wife unaware of her husband’s affair. The column notes gossip, illusions, and the need for a kind, effective response from outsiders while recognizing the young woman’s homesickness.
Advice on a love triangle and protecting a married woman
A reader asks about a man who drivers colleagues and flirts with a married woman. The adviser urges against breaking up the marriage, noting the wife may decide to divorce if grounds exist, and suggests warning the husband rather than telling the wife. The woman’s happiness and fidelity should be respected.
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Martha Lee
Bopbie
Dear Miss Lee Advice on Steady Relationships and Etiquette
An advice column discusses appropriate gifts for an 18 year old to give a 21 year old steady, whether it is right to date two steady suitors at once, inviting a steady partner home after 11 pm, and gifts like belt buckles or ties. It notes that having several young men callers is better than one steady and declines publishing a private letter.
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Miss Lee
Dear Martha Lee Advice: Teen Girl Urges Self Respect
A 14 year old girl asks how to win back a jealous boy who argues with others. The advice urges letting him stay angry and prioritizing friendships with other boys, noting that growing up brings real troubles and boys should mean little for several years.
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Martha Lee
Pegf
Admirer of Lincoln to Speak at Mens Club
The Rev. William E. Barton will discuss "The Religion of a Gentleman" at the First Presbyterian Church Mens Club Friday. Dinner at 6:30 followed by a 7 o'clock gathering. Barton, Oak Park, Ill, is a leading Lincoln authority and author of several Lincoln works.
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Oak Park
Ill
First Presbyterian Church
Alvah J. Rucker
Barto
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Tangle reveals a torn cablegram warning of legal aid
In a tense exchange, a torn cablegram message hints at trouble and lawyers Struble and Strubie. Karl Whitney’s warning and Jack’s anger threaten a delicate old tradition as Ruth and Leslie navigate gossip and possible exposure.
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Struble & Strubie
van Courtland
Leslie
John
New York
Karl Whitney
Karl
Amazing Danderine Hair Ad Claims Instant Thick Look
An advertisement touts Danderine as restoring flat lifeless hair to a soft fluffy thick appearance. It claims the product tones stimulates growth stops shedding and dandruff while leaving hair lustrous and non greasy. A 35 cent bottle is marketed at drug or cosmetic counters.
Hats and sporting goods at Habich Co offer value and variety
A shopper recommends Habich Co at 142 E Washington St for hats and a wide sporting goods selection. She notes a Grand Welte Mignon reproducing piano from Baldwin's as a desired Christmas gift, praising its rich tones and perfect reproduction for home enjoyment.
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Gus Habich Co
Washington St
Peggy Ann
Baldwin
Christmas Gifts Kerchief Case
A pretty feminine handkerchief case with a cardboard padded base covered in cotton batting and sachet. It features a double china silk flap on one side for the handkerchiefs and a pink or blue outer case formed by four triangular flaps snapping under a rosette.
Isolation of marriage concealed in a secret letter
A 1923 excerpt reveals a troubled couple hiding true feelings about their child and marriage. They admit cowardice, fear disclosure, and drift apart as they equivocate and refuse open talk. The fragment hints at unresolved personal conflict within a union.
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Jack
NE/ Service, Inc
Gangster Died in Crash in St Louis
James "Sticky" Hennessy 23 a leader of Egan's Rats was killed when his car skidded and struck a telephone pole Injuring Isadore "Izzy" Londe 19 fellow gangster in the same incident police reported from St Louis on December 13 United Press dateline
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United Press
ST. Louis
Hamilton Farmer Buried in Hamilton County
Jacob E Bynes Shirk, 69, a wealthy Hamilton County farmer, was buried Wednesday. The widow and one son survive.
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Hamilton
Noblesville
Ind
Jacob EB
Hamilton County
Robbery Probe Asks Clues In Hansford Case
Police renewed efforts to find the assailant who beat and robbed Mrs. Charles B. Hansford of two rings and cash in her basement. The 36 year old woman was found unconscious by her daughter after the Wednesday night attack. Multiple other burglaries and thefts were reported on local addresses, including Jewelry and cash losses totaling hundreds of dollars.
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N. Talbott Ave
Owl Club
Lucille Commons
Charles McCoy
John Commons
Charles Bender
Thomas Commons
John Bender
Charles Commons
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Esther Commons
Efurt
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S. New Jersey St
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