Indianapolis clubs plan New Year's receptions at art institute
The Art Association of Indianapolis hosts open house at the John Herron Art Institute with a 2 to 4 program by violinist Marie Dawson Morrell and 4 to 6 tea in the galleries. Seven clubs partner in hosting, with hostesses from the Art Association and various local organizations. Sunday features the Oxden Junior Chorale caroling at 3:30, followed by a talk on Religion and Art by F. S. C. Wicks at Gallery IX.
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Indianapolis
Art Association of Indianapolis
John Herron
Sculpture Court
Marie Dawson Morrell
Art Association
Art
Women’s Department Club
American Association of University Women
Little Theatre Society
Cornelia Cole Fairbanks
Portfolio Club
Indianapolis Council of
Floyd White
H. I. Burnet
L. M Poyser
Guy Stayman
B. F. Cline
Lucille Ballard
Martha Wilson
Woman's Department Club
Ralph E. Jones
Katherine Heeson
Murray N. Hadley
E. M. Guthridge
Frank H. Strachlooer
Katherine Kautz
Mary Folsom
Caroline Wolfstein
Henry Kahn
Herbert Foltz
Charles N. Thompson
Kate Milner Rabb
Elsa Hunter
Charles Wells
Mortimer Fursecott
Christopher Coleman
Marie Zurich
R. Hartley Sherwood
Eldena
Sarah Lauter
Elsa Huebner
Tielen Eaglesfield
Edna Heaton
Alix. Hamiltcer
T. W. de Haas
Euelah Davis
New York
de Haas
Little Theatre
Sorciety
Oxden Junior Chorale
Institute
Ir. F. 5. c. Wicks
All Souls Unitarian Church
Caroline Scott Harrison
N. Pennsylania St
Eugene H. Darrach
Bride on Way to Panama After Christmas Eve Rite
Mrs H Maurice Angell wed Florence A Beckett on Christmas Eve. The couple, son and daughter of local residents, are on a wedding trip to Panama and will reside at 3520 Washington Bly after February 1.
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Bride
Panama
H. Maurice Angell
Florence A. Beckett
Wymond J. Beckett
Meridian St
J. A. Angell
Delaware St
Winter Term of Y W C A Courses Opens Jan 12
Winter term at the Y W C A day and night school begins January 12 with classes in domestic arts, millinery, sewing, dress design, pattern drafting, foreign language courses, basketry, painting, drama and self expression. Minimum eight students needed. private tutoring possible. Registrations run through Jan 12 with Miss Joy Taylor. Also listed are skating events, open house and an informal reading and music program led by Miss Florence Lanham. Tea at 5.
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Joy Taylor
Association
Florence BK. Lanham
Social and Bridge Events Across Indianapolis Raises Holiday Spirits
Caroline Sukmdit hosted a Saturday luncheon bridge at the Indianapolis Athletic Club with six tables assisted by Mrs. L H Patterson. Guests included Miss Eleanor Louden and others from Bloomington Columbus Crawfordsville and Irvington.
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Caroline Sukmdit
College Ave
Indianapolis
Detroit social notes and holiday gatherings in Indiana and Indiana towns
Detroit residents visit relatives in Washington Indiana and West Lafayette. Local clubs plan Christmas events including dances at Woodstock Country Club and parties hosted by the Women’s Department Club. The Monday Guild presents a play in Mooresville and parish women organize a church event with a banco party on N Holmes Ave.
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Community Welfare Department
Womans Department Club
Holy Trinity Church
Budget Advisory Committee Begins Indiana Inspection
The first inspection trip by the state budget advisory committees appointed by Governor Emmett F. Branch was made today to the Indiana State Reformatory at Pendleton. The committee met with state officials Friday, including Ure M. Frazier and Lawrence F. Orr. No officials will accompany the committee.
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Emmett F. Branch
Indiana
Sanders Birth Announcement Richard Jason
Mr and Mrs Clyde G Sanders of 1234 W Thirtieth St announce the birth of their son Richard Jason born Thursday in a Christmas baby naming the new arrival with family joy and pride
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Clyde G. Sanders
W. Thirtieth St
Bhabay
Richard Jason
Love Confronts Mother's Plans for Jim and Molly
A mother opposes Jim's choice of Molly a factory shop girl over numerous "desirable matches." The note counsels gentle, nonrestrictive tactics to win the son’s consent, urging openness and not revealing plans to him.
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Jim
Molly
Equal Rights Questions Posed by National League Pamphlet
The Indiana league circulated a pamphlet from the National League of Women Voters addressing whether women would face conscription, whether wives could claim spousal support, and if fathers could be jointly liable for illegitimate children under a proposed constitutional equal rights amendment.
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Congress
National League of Women Voters
Indiana League
Club entertains sick children at Riley Hospital
Indianapolis Chapter 20 of the National Association of Retail Druggists hosts a Christmas party for Riley Hospital children. A lighted tree with gifts, Santa Claus dressers, and a varied program of dances, violin, readings, and vocal numbers are planned by club members and volunteers.
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Samuel C. Dugan
Sutherland Ave
Dugan
Dorothy Haines
Chanesburg
Asel Spellman Stultt
Samuel FE. Garrison
Betty Willams
Frances Anne Wishard
Mary Elizabeth Pell
Lester LeFeber
John LeFeber
O. W. Paine
Milwaukee
Wis
Indianapolis
Women's Organization
The
National Association of Retail Druggists
Riley Hospital
Women’s Organization
Edward Enners
Harry Borst
Santa Claus
Ernestine Walker
Hetty Williams
Luc
W. A Oren
J. ©. Mead
Johny Stokes
Edward Ferger
Edward Stucky
C. J Jackson
Letter From Douglas Turner to Married Carter Continued
A dramatic undated letter reveals a killer’s vow to escape and exact revenge after a betrayal. The unnamed author threatens murder and the electric chair, claiming the loved one ruined his life and condemns her to punishment. A death threat letter remains unsigned.
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Douglas Turner
Married Carter
Totter From Mable Carter to Chick Clamper
A personal letter routing between spouses mentions a prison, a name change, and a man known as Chick Clamper. It notes a husband in prison and a desire to reconnect by mail at 782 Mott St. The sender references Doug and envisions future contact if possible.
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Doug
Mott St
City
Chick Clamper
Vincennes Bride to Live Here
The marriage of Miss Helene Eloise Purcell and H. Philip Maxwell took place Friday at the bride’s brother George W. Purcell home in Vincennes. Attendants included Miss Mary Lucille Purcell and Don Maxwell with Master Robert A. Purcell as ring bearer. The couple will reside at 1309 N. Pennsylvania St. Indianapolis after Feb 1.
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S. Margaret le Gore
Michigan St
Robert Shelton
Edward Humston
George Lucy
Warren Colby
Pauline Wilson
Virginia Mae Hoffman
Janet L. Jeffries
Ethel Richardson
Alice Weber
Helene Eloise Purcell
Royal E. Purcell
Vincennes
H. Philip Maxwell
George W. Purcell
Mary Lucille Purcell
Don Maxwell
Robert A. Purcell
Maxwell
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania St
de Pauw
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Mu Phi Epsilon
de Pauw University
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Chicago Exhibit Opens Next Week With Oil Paintings
The fortieth annual American oils exhibit at the Chicago Art Institute opens New Year's Day with 50 paintings including Malcolm Parsell's Jim McKee and Wayman Adams The Pennells. Etchings by Ryerson Goldthwaite Barton, pewter display and South American pottery added to galleries. exhibition ends Sunday night with a talk by Dr Wicks and Christmas carols by Ogden Junior Chorale.
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Chicago Art Institute
Herron Art Institute
Jim McKee
Malcolm Parsell
Chicago
Pennells
Brooklyn
Wayman Adams
Daughter
Richard E. Miller
Brown
Irving Wiles
Margery Ryerson
Anne Goldthwaite
Loren Barton
Ballard
Sculpture Court
Hugh McK. Landon
James M. Roberts
F. 8. C. Wicks
All Souls Unitarian Church
Ogden Junior Chorale
Anna May Johnson
Treat for sparrows as oatmeal theft leads to arrest
Motor Policemen Woollen and Swank pursued a thief after Casius M. Bottams reported two sacks of oatmeal valued at 5.20 stolen from his barn on Alexander Street. The trail through snow showed leaked oatmeal for a half mile. Bottams said earlier in the week thieves took forty chickens valued at 40.
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Casius M. Bottams
Alexander Sr
State Receives 2044 From Alfred Lowery Estate Near Goshen
The State common school fund gains 2044 from the Alfred Lowery estate who died in 1919 leaving no heirs. Real estate valued at 48000 will be sold and funds turned to the State. Litigation consumed about 19000 of the 60000 estate as claims of kin were resolved. Bertha Osborne Davis was closest to the award, but a prayer book entry dated eight years prior affected her claim.
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State Common School Fund
Alfred Lowery
Near Goshen
U. S. Lesh
Letter Reveals Threats From Prison Husband
The letter from Chick Clamper to Mable Carter Turner describes fear and threats of violence linked to her husband’s prison life. Carter says she is living in daily terror and rejects contact with anyone who knows him, while accusing him of ruining her life and making her an outcast. Next is a letter from Ruth Burke to Walter Burke.
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Mr. Clamper
Mable Carter Turner
NSA Service, Inc
Improvised Hot Water Bag From Magazine Heat
When no hot water pack is available, place a thick magazine in the oven and heat it thoroughly. Wrap the magazine in a soft cloth to use as a hot water bag. It will retain heat for a long time.
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Emma Deal
Elizabeth de Grief
Woodstock Country Club
W. H. Reynolds
Illinois St
H. F. Garner
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Propylaeum Association
Propylaeum
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Delaware Sts
John N. Carey
James L. Floyd
Thomas R. Rackiey
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Elizabeth Claypool
Jacqueline 8. Holliday
Ernest K. Kneffer
Frank D. Stalnaker
Antone Vonnegut
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Mes
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Frank J. Dukes
New Jersey St
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Decatur
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James Cryer
Jesse Wiley
Lela
Marseilles
Dieborah Knowles
Blanche Griner
Frances Jarrett
Ronald Griner
Harold Lingenfelter
South Bend
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Ruth Fromm
Emory R. Baxter
Miss Seuel
Theodore Seuel
A. C. Piel
Anna Mae Albershardt
Tipton
Lawrence G. Holmes
Cleveland
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Theodore Wyenberg
Green Bay
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Bethlehem, Pa
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Thirty-Fourth and
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Wagon and Means
Frank To Foe Link
Chapter House
Mary Ashburn
Mro
Detroit
Helen R. Palmer
Detroit, Mich
Joseph Karnes
Winthrop Ave
Wash
Ington
Ind
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Tudor Hall
Jasper J. Stidham
West Lafayette
Edgar ©. Coffman
Sunset Ave
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Mother's Round Table
Home and Educational Department
Horace Mitchell
Long
Mooresville
Woman's Club
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Miss Lee
Sava
Doi
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Mable
Mable Carter
Rev
A. A. Aikman
Kenwood Ave
Hamilton Barry
Service Star Legion
Margaret Over
Fe American Women's Overseas League
Berry Copeland
Irvington
American Legion
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Downey Ave
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Mesdames
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Lara Figs
Clarence Hughes
Sodality
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