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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1925

Page

6

Indianapol is Woman Riders Impress At Stable Club

Indianapolis women increasingly ride horses with skill and confidence at the city Saddle Club. Owners and riders like Miss Ethel Miller and others handle spirited mounts, including Wildfire, a standout jumper owned by Dr. P. O. Bonham of Mooresville, while outings along Riverside bridle paths draw weekend crowds.

Indianapolis Lochinvar Roy R. Griffey Mary Pickford Mitzi Sugar Zip Snip Wildfire P. O. Bonham Mooresville Riverside Ethel Miller Delaware St Miss Miller Mesdames E. L. Donahue R. A. McGill Er. B. Sourbier H. J. Maur W. O. Alrey W. L. Rice

The Tangle To John Alden Prescott

Paula speaks in a child’s room about her life and wealth, noting the fate that spared her from public disdain. She reflects on Leslie and Jack, longing to aid the boy and sustain happiness, while pondering leaving and future independence abroad. The narrator then reveals plans to join the Mantel expedition to Africa in search of pixies, aiming to live abroad and write on science.

Sydney Paula Syd Leslie Sydnew Jack John Alden Prescott Little Jack John Mantel Africa Pixiies NEA Service, Inc

Times Pattern Service City Steeptege Ram Tone Fashion Pattern

Pattern No. 2632 features slip in blouse and skirt with inverted plaits front and back attached to camisole. For business wear choose twill tweed charmeen bal brigan or fishel. Skirt in chiffon velvet for afternoon wear with metallic brocade blouse. Sizes 16 years and 36 to 42 inches. 36 inch uses 3 4 yards of 40 inch, 1/2 yard 36 inch, 1 yard 32 inch for camisole. Patterns by New York designers. Mail 15 cents with coupon. Pattern book available.

New York City Times Pattern Department the Times

Holiday Graham Bread and Breakfast Menu Notes

A kitchen note set lists breakfast and lunch items for Sister Mary’s Kitchen. It prescribes light brown sugar for cereal and suggests adding natural sugar to dishes, plus a detailed recipe for Holiday Graham Bread using graham and bread flours, dates, nuts, and cherries. It also offers substitutions for sour cream and promotes cocoa as a hot drink for children.

Christmas dinner honors engaged couple and social guests

Social notices report the En Miners host a Christmas noon dinner for their daughter Dorothy Emners and Harold Wegel before their wedding Saturday at 8 pm. Other guests include the King couple from South Bend and Mrs Waldman from St. Louis, plus numerous local families and out of town visitors. The Dinwiddie Murchison wedding occurred at 2:30 pm at the Schreiner home with lavender chrysanthemums and music, after which thirty attended a reception before the couple departed for Des Moines and a Indianapolis residence.

Edward H. En Miners College Ave Dorothy E. Emners Harold J. Wegel Mary Dinwiddie FE. R. Schreiner Carrollton Ave L. A. Murchison J. A. Long Katherine de Bord Iva de Hart Leota Miller Orchid Georgett Aaron Ward Murchison Des Moines Iowa Indianapolis James K. Kourim St. Louis Rosalind Barnes Detroit Mich Preston Sargent Denver Colo

Death Notice for Frank South in Hamilton Ohio

Indianapolis relatives learned of Frank South death in an automobile accident in Hamilton Wednesday night. His car struck a truck without lights. South was nephew of Mrs. Elizabeth South and Otto South and Harry South, with listed addresses in Indianapolis.

Indianapolis Frank South Hamilton Ohio South Elizabeth South Bright St Otto South Parker Ave Harry South Ashland Ave

Two Die Suddenltly In City Investigations

Coroner Paul F. Robinson investigated two sudden death cases today. George Sanders aged 56 of 2104 Roosevelt Ave suffered a stroke of apoplexy while in a Standard grocery at Caroline St and Roosevelt Ave. William Stein aged 61 was found dead in the bathtub at his home 1229 N Temple Ave with heart trouble given as the cause.

Paul F. Robinson George Sanders Roosevelt Ave Caroline St William Stein N. Temple Ave

Christmas Not Happy When Sensible

In a Ravens department store scene two women vent about Christmas fatigue and expense. One weary shopper recalls a failed year of skipping gifts and work, while a friend jokes about declaring a Christmas strike to avoid the burden.

Eldora Field Ravens

Miserable Christmas Miseries and a Sensible Plan

A narrator recalls a failed plan to avoid Christmas gifts and shopping. The plan backfires as friends and family flood them with presents, turning the season into a nightmare of social pressure and cheerful expectations. The speaker ends with a vow to stay off sensible Christmases forever.

California

Christmas Gift Ideas From A Reader

A Times Reader asks for thoughtful inexpensive Christmas gift ideas for a girl he met six weeks ago. Suggestions include beads, perfume in a dainty bottle, fine linen handkerchiefs, a boudoir pillow, or books. He notes avoid gifts of clothing such as hose or silk undergarments.

Dora Miss Lee Ne. Times Reader

Hoosier Athletic Club Plans Christmas Party Dance

Members of the Hoosier Athletic Club will hold their annual Christmas party and dance at the club Saturday night. Santa Claus will distribute presents between dances. Jack Gardner, chairman of the entertainment committee, is in charge of arrangements.

Hoosier Athletic Club Santa Claus Jack Gardner

Recipes By Readers Payable For Submissions

The Times invites reader recipes with a one dollar payment printed in this column. Include the recipe for a layered cake with sugar butter eggs milk graham crackers baking powder and a maple walnut filling. The note lists Mrs John E Wi 1815 Ingram St Indianapolis as the submission contact.

the Times The Times John E. Wi Ingram St Indianapolis

Ice Cream Candy and Cottage Cheese Salad Recipes

Two recipes listed with ingredients and steps. Ice Cream Candy includes sugar water vinegar butter and flavoring with cooling and pulling to white, attributed to Mrs. Ross Hodson of Cicero Indiana. Cottage Cheese Salad combines cottage cheese celery green pepper pimento walnuts and dressing, credited to Mrs. C J Sonefield of Indianapolis.

Ross Hodson P. O. Box Cicero Ind C. J. Sonefield College Ave Indianapolis

Chicken Gumbo Recipe by Mrs Freeman

A recipe for chicken gumbo instructs to simmer chicken until tender then fry pieces and return to broth. Bacon and okra fried in grease add to the kettle with chicken and stock. Serve over hot rice. Mrs. H. H. Freeman, 244 Broadway, Danville, Indiana.

H. H. Freeman Broadway Danville Ind

Salmon Loaf With White Sauce From Irene Johnson

A recipe for salmon loaf with white sauce using 2 cups salmon, bread crumbs, milk, eggs, and seasonings. Bake in a moderate oven about 1 hour, serve hot with parsley flavored sauce. Irene Johnson Acton Indiana Box 118.

Irene Johnson Acton Ind

Four Drivers Fined in City Court

Four drivers were fined in city court today. Frank Henthorn of 655 N Bethel Ave paid 5 dollars and costs for reckless driving after his vehicle struck a car driven by Harry Franke of 810 Woodlawn Ave at Fletcher and Tate Aves. W R Gillespie 1201 Newman Jt Earl Johnson 2232 Park Ave and E B Rudd of R R G Box 39 were fined 10 dollars and costs on speeding charges.

Frank Henthorn N. Bethel Ave Harry Franke Woodlawn Ave Fletcher and Tate W. R. Gillespie Newman Jt Earl Johnson Park Ave Rudd R. R. G. Box

Care for Stained Dress Saves Fabric and Cost

If a new dress shows an unknown stain, do not attempt removal at home. Send the garment to professional cleaners to protect the fabric and keep costs lower than risking permanent damage.

Uncooked Desserts Use Uncooked Fruits for Desserts

Practice uncooked desserts using fresh fruits to cut costs versus cakes and puddings. They save time and offer good nutrition, appealing to budget minded cooks seeking simple, healthy options.

Test by Weight When Buying Grapefruit

Advertises selecting grapefruits by weight to get the juiciest fruit. Heavier fruits are described as containing more juice, while lighter ones are said to be more fibrous.

Whitens White Walls with Onion-Boiling Water

A home cleaning tip notes that water used to boil onions can effectively brighten white walls. The guidance emphasizes low effort and simple pantry ingredients for a fresh appearance.

Advertising Gains In Market Study Endorsed By Panel

Times Washington Bureau reports a 1922 conference committee holds advertising raises living standards by lowering selling costs and prices. Twenty eight business leaders led by Stanley Resor of J Walter Thompson urge careful media choice to reach desired customers and prevent price fluctuations.

Times Washington Bureau New York Avenue Washington Stanley Resor J. Walter Thompson Company New York

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