State Club Council Meeting Set for Jan 13
The Indiana Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs will hold its state council meeting at Hotel Lincoln on January 13. Officers and chairmen will arrive a day early for conferences. Major topics include National Business Women's Week observance March 10 to 16, save-to-travel clubs, nominating committee for state officers, and planning the Terre Haute convention in May. Delegates from across the country will visit en route to Mackinac Island for the national convention in July. Indiana hosts one of 45 state federations with over 55 local organizations. annual conventions draw 2000 to 3000 attendees.
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Indiana Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Hotel Lincoln
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Mackinac Island
Indiana
Indiana Federation
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
United States
Elegance in Paris Handbags Captures Luxury in Accessories
The New York dispatch reports Paris handbag fashions featuring formal designs and precious materials. Caped by Captain Ogden, items include gold framed satin bags with onyx diamonds, jeweled straps, circular diamond watches, and platinum meshes with seed pearl designs.
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United Press
New York
Ogden
Girl Scout Troops Plan Camp Dellwood Days and Parties
Girl Scouts plan reserved days at Camp Dellwood for Thursday and Friday with a weather backup. Troop 41 reports strong December attendance and will hold a January party led by Captain Pauline Johnson. Troop 1 caroled in Irvington Christmas Eve and aided needy families.
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Camp Dellwood
Troop 41
Pauline Johnson
Troop 1
Irvington
Troop 16
Sweeney
Bethany Christian Church
Henry Ballman
Troop 22
Doris van Horn
Girl Scout
Benjamin Harrison
Henry E. Hayward
Personal notes from Louisville and Indianapolis gatherings
Kennedy Clark of Louisville visits Morris Brown in Indianapolis while Mrs. Eugene Fife of Butler University attends a National Association of Teacher Speech convention in Chicago. Indiana Wellesley Club hosts its annual Christmas luncheon at the Columbia Club with Mrs Alfred W. Nol as chairman. Diana students from Wellesley return home for holidays and Miss Judith B. Wil, history professor, is the guest speaker.
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Kennedy Clark
Louisville
Morris Brown
Washington Boulevard
Eugene Fife
Butler University
Chicago
National Association of Teacher Speech
Indiana Wellesley Club
Columbia Club
Diana
Wellesley
Alfred W. Nol
Judith B. Wil
Henry Schurmann
North Meridian Street
Cleveland
Music Teachers National Association
Tea for Club to Be Given Sunday by Mrs. Wilson
Mrs. Annette M. Wilson will entertain from 2 to 5 Sunday afternoon with a tea for members of the Indianapolis Business and Professional Women's Club at her home 3369 College Avenue. Receiving with Mrs. Wilson will be Ada O. Frost Gertrude Lon Miss Glen D. Anderson Nell Allemon Flora Lyons Nell Lusk. A candle lit tea table will be presided over by Louise Ross La Verne MacDonald. Dining room help includes Pearl A. Cook Martha Pommerning Mary Fieder Frances Mer Emma Jane Ross Bess Robbins Adah Huber Fanny Miner Alice Stanley Eva Lewis Nancy Volk Myra E. Majors. All members and their guests invited.
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Annette M. Wilson
Indianapolis Business and Professional Women's Club
College Avenue
Wilson
Ada O. Frost
Gertrude Lon
Glen D. Anderson
Nell Allemon
Flora Lyons
Nell Lusk
Louise Ross
la Verne MacDonald
Pearl A. Cook
Martha Pommerning
Mary Fieder
Frances Mer
Emma Jane _ Ross
Bess Robbins
Adah Huber
Fanny Miner
Alice Stanley
Eva Lewis
Nancy Volk
Myra E. Majors
Family Menu and Fricassee of Veal Recipe
A historical meal plan lists breakfast, luncheon, and dinner menus. Fricassee of veal with mashed potatoes and scalloped tomatoes features alongside a Steamed Graham Pudding recipe with dates and spices. The article includes preparation steps for veal stock, browning, and reheating guidance.
Clever circular flaring skirt pattern for young women
The Times presents style No 2676 a circular flaring skirt with a slender hipline yoke wide girdle and youthful bow. It comes in sizes 16 18 36 38 40 and 42 inches bust with an unusual soft draped neckline and jabots. Obtain the pattern by mailing 15 cents to The Times Pattern Department. delivery in about a week.
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Times
Pattern Department
the Times
Film Indorsers Announce Dates of Picture Shows
The Indiana Indorsers of Photo Plays announce show dates. Lauter Boys' Club hosts Thursday at 2 p.m. Mrs. W. H. Lewis hosts. A Heath Memorial Presbyterian church charity screening Friday under the W C T U. Mrs. Alice M. Free hosts. Wheeler Rescue Mission to host an event on a to be announced date. Mrs. Carl Day, chairman, invites institutions to request return dates.
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Indiana Indorsers
Lauter Boys’ Club
W. H. Lewis
Heath Memorial Presbyterian Church
Alice M. Free
Wheeler Rescue Mission
Carl Day
Your Child Don't Punish in Public
Olive Roberts Barton argues against public punishment of children, citing the shame and lasting harm it causes. She recalls incidents of mothers venting anger in public, embarrassing their kids, and harming their development. She stresses private, calm discipline and condemns striking a child in the face or head.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Smith Bohlsen engagement announced for Dorothy Smith
The engagement is announced of Miss Dorothy Margaret Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Pearl Smith 1438 Brookside Avenue and Charles L Bohlsen of 1930 Caroline Street.
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Dorothy Margaret Smith
Camp Fire Notes and Plans Across Local Groups
Camp Fire notes show offices closed for two days. Owasaka group of School 46 planned caroling at Robert Long hospital. Apemeo group of School 51 planned a Christmas party at its meeting. Newaki group of School 21 completed party plans. Camp Fire Girls of School 10 held a business meeting. The Walking Song lyrics learned. Achiyo group of University Heights held its annual party at the Detention Home with candy and gifts distributed.
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Camp Fire
Owasaka Group
Robert Long Hospital
Apemeo
Newaki
Camp Fire Girls
Achiyo Group
University Heights
Burn to Death in Gastonia Farmhouse Fire
In Gastonia North Carolina police say a 17 year old Jacob Vanderberg sat outside as a fatal blaze consumed a farmhouse killing J W Vanderberg 68 his wife and three children ages 18 20 and 12 The youth was arrested at the scene and denies the murders A suitcase containing his father's clothes and a roll of bills was found with him.
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United Press
Gastonia
N. C
Jacob Vanderberg
J. W. Vanderberg
Jacob
Stinsons Celebrate Golden Wedding at Home
Mr and Mrs Henry Stinson of Anderson marked their golden wedding anniversary on Friday with a home reception for relatives and friends.
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Henry Stinson
Anderson
Patronesses Announced for The Pigeon at Williams College
Cap and Bells presents The Pigeon at the Little Theatre Playhouse Williams College Williamstown Massachusetts tonight at 8 30. Patronesses listed include Mesdames Henry C Adams Frederic M Ayres Henry C Atkins Tipton Blish William C Bobbs Arthur W Brown Albert F Buchanan Lee Burns Henry W Battolph Russell T Byers S Neil Campbell Leonard L Campbell H Schuyler Cole Cassius C Curtis James W Fesler Jesse Fletcher George C Forrey Jr Edwin H Forrey and Mesdames H H Friedley J DeWitt George Morton L Gould Theodore B Griffith Frank A Hamilton William N Harding Jr Samuel A Johnston Ernest Knefler Daniel W Layman Ralph Lemcke Herman P Lieber John A MacDonald Howard D Miner Woodbury T Morris Frank W Morrison Meredith Nicholson Eolgar Y Pattison William Rockwood W Richardson Sinclair Altert P Smith Henderson H Wheeler Paul H White William N Wishard Edson T Wood Gaylord A Wood Evans Woollen and Herbert Woollen.
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Cap and Bells
Dramatic Association of
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Little Theatre Playhouse
Mesdames
Henry C. Adams
Frederic M. Ayres
Henry C. Atkins
Tipton Blish
William C. Bobbs
Arthur W. Brown
Albert F. Buchanan
Lee Burns
Henry W. Battolph
Russell T. Byers
S. Neil Campbell
Leonard L. Campbell
H. Schuyler Cole
Cassius C. Curtis
James W. Fesler
Jesse Fletcher
George C. Forrey Jr
Edwin H. Forrey
H. H. Friedley
J. DeWitt George
Morton L. Gould
Theodore B. Griffith
Frank A. Hamilton
William N. Harding Jr
Samuel A. Johnston
Ernest Knefler
Daniel W. Layman
Ralph Lemcke
Herman P. Lieber
John A. MacDonald
Howard D. Miner
Woodbury T
Modern wives adapt as husbands rise to power in politics
The column surveys changes in gender roles from Ruth McConnell's sensational pursuit to Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt resigning political work after her husband becomes Governor. It argues women must balance desire for independence with societal expectations and highlights a fatal car crash of a young Elyria woman to challenge stereotypes about drivers and gender.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Elyria
Murder charged against Canton furnace salesman in wife death
Wilbur C Heldman of Lorain is charged with murder over his wife Margaret known as the phantom gunwoman who shot Vernard Fearn after she confessed killing him. Heldman was held on $25,000 bond as a material witness after escorting her toward surrender and she was killed en route.
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United Press
Canton
Wilbur C. Heldman
Lorain
Margaret
Vernard Fearn
Waco
Fearn
Heldman
City in Brief Saturday Events and Fires
The listing notes a daylong American Historical Association convention at Clapeel and a Beta Therapy luncheon by the Board of Trade. Fires damaged George Mayer’s Westbrook Avenue residence by $1000 after a coal oil stove explosion and C Booker’s Mickleyville dwelling sustained $250 damage. Mrs. Cynthia Whitaker dies at city hospital from pneumonia after a fall. Burglars loot the Columbia building and two offices for $25. Mrs. Mede Ratliff treated for dog bites. dog ordered for observation.
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American Historical Association
Clapeel
Igma A Epsilon
Board of Trade
George Mayer
Westbrook Avenue
Cynthia Whitaker
Kelly Street
City Hospital
D A R Honor Social And National Defense Talk
Officers of the D A R will be honored at a tea hosted by the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter with Mrs James L Gavin and Mrs James B Crankshaw in Indiana and Fr Wayne state regent in charge. A Christmas decorated house will host a musical program by Misses Harrison. National Defense Day will feature remarks by Mrs Harriet V Rigdon with a 2 PM start and hostesses Mrs James H Taylor and William L Horne.
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James L. Gavin
Indiana
James B. Crankshaw
Fr. Wayne
Caroline Scott Harrison
Misse
Helen
Margaret Harrison
F. Ellis Hunter
Harriet V. Rigdon
Wabash
National Defense
James H. Taylor
William L. Horne
Charles Buckley
Simplicity Rules for Evening Fashions in New York
In New York on December 29 fashion observers note evening silhouettes move toward simplicity. The back is refashioned with Chanel style curved seams, peplums and ruffles kept discreet to preserve a slim hip line, producing flowing draperies and natural lines rather than flashy trends. Panels of varying lengths and a slim foundation define mid winter styles with even hems becoming less common.
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United Press
NEW York
Lifer Admits Hoax In Laconia Murder Case
John G. Deier, serving a life term for the Bartovich murder, confessed a hoax accusing Mrs. Helen Bartovich. Granted five days of prison leave to prove innocence, he faced Bartovich and admitted he killed her husband. He will be returned to prison after eight years already served.
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United Press Lacrosse
Wis
John G. Deier
Helen Bartovich
Bartovich
Governor appoints Binder to state board of embalmers
Governor Ed Jackson announces George N. Binder of North Manchester to a four year term on the state board of embalmers replacing Marion B. Stultz of Huntington. He also reappoints Daniel B. Luten of Indianapolis to three years on the board of registration of professional engineers and land surveyors Charles Butler of Crawfordsville to four years as trustee of the Indiana School for the Blind and A E Babcock of Kewanna to four years as trustee of Logansport state hospital.
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Ed Jackson
George N. Binder
North Manchester
State Board of Embalmers
Acceed
Marion B. Stultz
Huntington
Daniel B. Luten
Indianapolis
State Board of Registration of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors
Charles Butler
Crawfordsville
Indiana School For the Blind
A. E. Babcock
Kewanna
Logansport State Hospital
Deaf sculptor Louise Wilder finds art through silence
Louise Wilder, a Utica native turned New York sculptor, lost hearing fourteen years ago yet views deafness as a blessing. She explains concentration improves without auditory distractions and shares how her studio life with pets and child models fuels her art and optimistic outlook.
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Utica
N. Y
New York
Louise Wilder
Faun
Moore Hosts Dinner Bridge for Detroit Guests
Mr and Mrs William Allen Moore invite guests to a dinner bridge at their home on North Pennsylvania Street this evening in honor of house guests Mr and Mrs James B Steep of Detroit Michigan. Decorations will feature Christmas colors.
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William Allen Moore
North
Pennsylvania Street
James B. Steep
Detroit
Mich
Hungerford couple mark 57th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Orlando Hungerford of Shelbyville celebrated their fifty seventh anniversary with a Thursday reception for relatives and friends. Mr Hungerford founded the St Paul bank. He and Mrs Hungerford were longtime community figures.
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Orlando Hungerford
Shelbyville
Hungerford
St. Paul Bank
Old
A A W Meeting Set for Hoosier Athletic Club
The January gathering of the American Association of University Women will be held Tuesday January 8 at the Hoosier Athletic Club. Supper at 6 then a study group on international relations leads the meeting. Miss Ruth Mulligan chairs with speaker Miss C Cowan from Edinburgh Scotland visiting on educational research.
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American Association of University Women
Hoosier Athletic Club
Ruth Mulligan
C. Cowan
Education Authority
Henry L. Bruner
Albert Hinkle
Anne Rotterman
Katherine Book
Josephine Graf
Ida Helphenstine
Dorothy David
Mildred Weld
Elizabeth Matthews
Clara Nieman
Margaret Scott
Entertains Guest From New York At Holiday Tea
Miss Lydia Louise Paul hosted a holiday tea Friday at 1926 Washington Boulevard for her New York house guest Miss Adele Ehrling. The event featured poinsettias and Christmas greenery with Frances Wales and Emily Wolfson at the tea table and over a hundred guests attending.
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Lydia Louise Paul
Washington Boulevard
Adele Ehrling
New York
Miss Paul
Frances Wales
Emily Wolfson
Helen Oakes
Mary Caperton
Phoebe Emerson
Frances Lemaux
Dorothy Johnston
Notre Dame Club Dance at Hotel Severin Draws Many
The Indianapolis Notre Dame Club hosted a Thursday dinner dance at the Hotel Severin attended by more than 100 couples. Music was by Charlie Davis and his orchestra with John Rocap as general chairman and William J. Mooney Jr. as alumni committee chair.
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Indianapolis
Notre Dame
Hotel Severin
Charlie Davis
John Rocap
William J. Mooney, Jr
Messrs. and Mesdames
Thomas Mahaffey
John G. Habing
Timothy Harrington
August F. Krieg
Langsenkamp
Martin McDermott
Frank E., McNamara
William
Dinner Honoring Cadet H Treat At Columbia Club
Miss Mary Elizabeth Treat hosted a Christmas furlough dinner at the Columbia Club in honor of her brother Cadet H Treat from the United States Military Academy at West Point. Guests included Mr and Mrs Guy Heavenridge Miss Katherine Hulbert and Lieutenant Jordan of Ft Benjamin Harrison.
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Mary Elizabeth Treat
South High School Road
Columbia Club
Cadet
H. Treat
United States Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Miss Treat
Guy Heavenridge
Katherine Hulbert
Lieutenant Jordan
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
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