Vera Sangernebo Flanders Wedding At All Saints Cathedral
Miss Vera Sangernebo daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander Sangernebo wed Walter Flanders of Indianapolis at All Saints Cathedral with Bishop Stanley Skerry officiating. Attendants included Miss Charlotte Flanders and bridesmaids Miss Marie Langernebo and Miss Helen Schwarz. A wedding breakfast followed for thirty guests at Polly Prim tea room. Out of town guests and later home plans for the couple were noted along with additional social happenings and club events in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Sangernebo
Alexander Sangernebo
Alabama Sr
Walter Flanders
Indianapolis
All Saints Cathedral
Stanley Skerry
Dessa Byrd Rosener
Mendelssohn
Charlotte Flanders
Berkeley
Calif
Crete
Marie Langernebo
Helen Schwarz
Ann Johnston
Miss Sangernebo
Miss Schwarz
Miss Johnston
J. E. Potzger
William Johnston
Bloomington
Ind
Edward Rosener
Otis Igleman
Polly Prim Tea Room
H. W. Johnston
Janet Woodburn
Anna Moore
Phobe Allen
Greenfield
Leon Sanpaix
Ithaca
N. Y
Flandorf
Indiana University
Mr. Flandorf
Conservatory of Music of
Ithaca, N. Y
Couple Honeymoons in Florida
Mr and Mrs McCammon have motored to Miami Florida for the winter and plan to make their home here in the spring. The article notes a couple honeymooning in Florida and arriving at Miami for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Rooker
1644
Alabama St
McCammon
Miami
Fla
Paula Adams Adopts Emotions in Moving Picture Drama
In a dramatic fashion Paula, a moving picture actress, grapples with fame and motherhood as Carton and Miss Porter loom over her life. The narrator recalls Paula’s steadfast resolve, her French accent fading, and her question about adopting a child, revealing her maternal instinct amid scandal.
Death of Mrs Sarah Scholl Leaves Family in Mourning
Funeral arrangements are pending for Mrs Sarah Scholl 64 who died Sunday night at her home 3118 Park Ave from a paralytic stroke. An invalid for seventeen years she had lived in Indianapolis thirty years born in Madison Indiana. survived by nine children Frances Strouse Houston Dorothy Stambaugh Youngstown Bess Karstadt Syd ney Stephens Jean Scholl Corbin Scholl Clyde R. Scholl Edwin A. Scholl Richard Scholl all of Indianapolis two brothers W A Wilson Indianapolis Lafayette Wilson Evansville and four sisters F C McDonald St Louis Warren Smiley Sioux City Frank Miller Madison and Daniel Hyde Keokuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Scholl
Park Ave
Scholl
Edwin R. Scholl
Indianapolis
Madison
Ind
Fourth Christian Church
Frances Strouse
Houston
Texas
Dorothy Stambaugh
Youngstown
Ohio
Bess Karstadt
Sydney Stephens
Jean Scholl
Coburn Scholl
Clyde R. Scholl
Edwin A. Scholl
Richard Scholl
W. A. Wilson
Lafayette Wilson
Evansville
F. C. McDonald
St. Louis
Warren Smiley
Sioux City
Frank Miller
Daniel Hyde
Keokuk
Iowa
Little Theatre Ball Promises Big Night at Athenaeum
The third annual Little Theater Society costume ball at the Athenaeum on January 11 will be directed by Robert C. Winslow who ran the 1922 event. Mrs. E. 8. Severin and Mrs. W. O. Bates oversee twenty boxes for six to twelve couples. More than 400 guests expected. George Somnes, last year’s director, may return for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Theater Society of
Indiana
The
Athenaeum
Robert C. Winslow
E. 8. Severin
Golden Hill
W. O. Bates
George Somnes
Little Theater
Federal cases set for disposition January 3
Judge Albert B. Anderson will hear final disposition on January 3 for defendants who pled guilty or were found guilty on federal charges in the past month. Louis W. Carnefix Joseph T. Stokes and Walter Stokes of Indianapolis druggists were involved. Carnefix was guilty of federal prohibition violations. Edgar F. Hiatt of Richmond, former president of the Dickinson Trust Company, was found guilty of banking law violations and will have his case disposed of later, with an appeal anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Anderson
Louis W. Carenfix
Joseph T. Stokes
Walter Stokes
Indianapolis
Carnefix
Stokes
Edgar F. Hiatt
Richmond
Dickinson Trust Company
Mary Magdalenes Share Christmas Counsel To Girls
A reader letter from Wanda details a former teenage life of risk and regret, urging girls age 12 to 18 to avoid makeup and dangerous liaisons. The note, signed Miss Reform, emphasizes seeking guidance from mothers and choosing natural, honest paths, while warning about failed marriages and financial insecurity.
Love Triangle Dilemma In Indianapolis Letter
A reader in Indianapolis recounts a three year stay, a forgotten suitor reappearing after a year with a significantly older partner, and a request to marry. The writer notes previous divorce five years ago and ongoing uncertainty about marriage and relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Lee
Indianapolis
Starting Young Dear Martha Lee I Advise to Forget Him
A 15 year old girl asks if she should date a much older boy who stood her up and talked to another girl. The advisor urges she is too young for regular dates and should forget the man to protect health and schoolwork. She is advised the same conclusion even if she believes the boy is sincere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda
Martha Lee
Chila
Soaking Clothes for Long Time Not Advisable
Soaking clothes for long periods loosens dirt but spreads it through the fabric. An hour is sufficient for cleaning.
Eugenic Improvement by Dr C C Robinson
Dr C C Robinson discusses eugenic improvement through heredity control. The essay separates eugenics from sex hygiene and emphasizes informed public understanding, medical and scientific means to raise mental, physical and moral life, improving offspring and living conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.C. Robinson
Giene
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. R. Heiskill
Michigan Opera
Highland Golf and Country Club
Mesdames G. M. Sanborn
J. H. Trindle
William Hogan
Charles E. Hall
University of Michigan Alumniae Association
Lincoln
Donald Wilson, Jr
Howe Military Academy
Mr. and
Donald Wilson
College Ave
Anna Barbara Coburn
Paris
France
Wock Club
William H. Coburn
Central Ave
Daniel Irwin Coburn
Coburn
Philemon Watson
Edward L. McKee
Harry Murphy
Henry Talbott
Samuel Reid
N. A. Gladding
Samuel Dowden
Augustus Coburn
Mary Hamlin
Broadway
Ds Pauw University
Helen Coburn
Knox School
Cooperstown
W. H. Colburn
E. L. Burnett
Woman's Department Club
William Everly
Pearson Mendenhall
W. A. Shireman
Edward Ferger
E. V. Isenbarger
E. G. Ritchie
Donald Graham
Amos Butler
H. H. Rice
Lawrence G. Orr
E. L. Pedlow
Ruth Early
Meridian St
Western College
Ethel Swartz
Helen Coffey
Robert Aldag
Myron McKee
Wilhelmina Adams
Hazel Murphy
Connersville
S. H. Hataway
Detroit
Mrs. Linton Cox
N. Meridian St
Emily Bigler
Fiftieth St
Kansas City University
Addison Miller
Mary Ann of the Lincoln
Jessica Brown
Columbus
Lawrence G. Holmes
Zera In
Holmes
Laura Reyer
Capitol Ave
Hoosier
Mary Cranke
Elizabeth Ward
F. G. Blomeyer
Mildred Dake
Arthur M'Cammon
Lois Rooker
Third Christian Church
W. D
Richard Summers
Beatrice Grim
Abey Einstein
Carton
Miss Porter
Ambassador
John Alden Prescott
Perter
Paula
Miss Perter
NEA Service, Inc
Bernice Grimshaw
Little Theatre Ball
U. S
Anderson
Indianapolis Talking Machine Company and Unique Gift Shop
Pennsylvania
Mary Magdalenes
Miss Lee
Cae
Miss Reformed
Qtrauss
West Washin
Pennsylvania Railroad
America
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Standard Railroad of the World
Pettis Dry Goods Co
New York
Indianapolis Water Company
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