Betrothal and Society Weddings in Indianapolis Area
Miss Juanita Miller chosen maid of honor for the Genevieve Miller wedding. Miss Juanita am partner of Worthing en Indiana to Robert BE Hal Indianapolis Athletic Club ceremony at 12:30 pm officiated by Rev. Wilburrows. Preceding music and luncheon at Columbia Club. Various social bridge parties and bridal dinners noted across residences including Mrs. Edward A. Remy and other local families with parties in honor of engagements and upcoming nuptials.
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Juanita
Worthingen
Ind
Robert BE
Hal
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Ace
Wilurrows
L. H. Y Parker
Bomar Cramer
Schubert
Mendelssohn
Servion
Venice
Aaron Ward
Columbia Club
Edward A. Remy
Hamilton Ave
Elizabeth
Clifford Dwight Sheard
Oxford
Ohio
Remy
Miss Remy
Lucile Mower
Frances Brewster
Cortland
N. Y
C. J. Remy
Columbus
John F. Edwards
Josephine McAlexander
Mark Hanna
Dorothy Day
W. Forty-Second St
Dorothy Watkins
Mc Alexander
Juanita Miller
Genevieve Miller
Etta Marilyn Finkelstein
Louis Finkelstein
N. Delaware St
Harold Irving Platt
Harry Platt
New York
Lincoln
Isadore Goodman
Jack Cohen
Chicago
Frank Hansen
Brvide
Beverly Cohen
Louis Robert Markum
Jack Finkelstein
Marvin H. Wiseman
Frederick Davidson
Elias Lane
Lincoln Room
Mrs. Platt
Indianapolis
Society Notices and Weddings in Indianapolis
Drama League hosts a reception April 3 at 1011 N. Pennsylvania St. for its Indianapolis Center members. Miss Vera Marie Dudley weds J Herbert Winn in Detroit with Rev O W Fifer officiating. Miss Florence Mueller visits Miss Helen Lauter in Indianapolis with 28 guests.
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Drama League
Pennsylvania St
Indianapolis Center
Samuel E. Perkins
League
Helen Lauter
Washington Blvd
Florence Mueller
Milwaukee
Wis
Sniff Antiseptic Powder Promises Free Trial And Relief
Druggist John Clark of Indianapolis Square reports catarrh and sinus relief after using Sniff antiseptic powder. The ad claims the powder clears stuffed nostrils, stops discharges, eases headaches, and costs nothing to try with a two week trial and money back guarantee. Available from Dr. F Cleaveland or any druggist.
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John Clark
Shelby St
Indianapolis
F. Cleaveland
Kresge
Cleaveland
Pimento Bisque and Vanilla Custard Pie Recipes
Rice pimento bisque served in bouillon cups with cheese wafers and a baked pastry shell pie filling. The recipes include pimento bisque with eggs and cream, and a two yolk custard vanilla pie with egg whites meringue, both attributed to Mrs J J Hutton of Indianapolis and Mrs George Price of Frankfort Indiana.
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Hquer
J. J. Hutton
Ohio St
Indianapolis
George Price
Bavner St
Frankfort
Ind
Popular pattern for a blue pelkadot dress for girls
The Times pattern department in Indianapolis offers pattern No. 2629 for a dress sized 2 to 8 years. The dress features blue pelkadot silk crepe with white crepe panels and blue embroidery, with optional smocking and fabric choices. A 16 cent pattern order includes Emb pattern No. 708 as an extra. mail coupon with 15 cents.
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New York City
Pattern Department of the Times
Egg salad centerpiece petals for lettuce
Cut boiled eggs lengthwise into six pieces. Place whites on a lettuce leaf in a petal fashion. Mash yolks with salt pepper and mustard. Shape into a round ball and place in the center of petals. Serve mayonnaise separately. Mrs. George W. Sloan 1526 Reisner St. city.
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George W. Sloan
Reisner
City
Auto Gas Inhalation Injures Local Man
Edward Hupp, 62, of 1614 English Ave, was exposed to carbon monoxide while working on his car with the engine running. He was found unconscious by his daughter and is not currently in serious condition.
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Edward Hupp
Pigs in Blankets Oyster Appetizer Guide
Wash and dry oysters. Wrap each oyster with a strip of bacon and secure with a toothpick. Pepper and dip in melted butter. Broil until bacon is light brown for a simple oyster appetizer.
Letter From Mrs Mary Alden Prescott To John Alden Prescott
A serialized 1925 NEA Service letter recounts Mary Alden Prescott’s visit to Winterbrook and her engagement to Mr Gibson. She describes social pressures, Priscilla Bradford’s attentions, and Orson’s playful advances in a small town setting. The exchange reveals ranks, romance, and family confidences in a genteel backroom drama.
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Mrs
Mary Alden Prescott
John Alden Prescott
Leslie
Winterbrook
Mrs. Castleton
Mr. Gibson
Gibson
John
Prise
Bradford
Mr. Gidgon
Priscilla
Orson
Priscilla Bradford
Mind as a Field The Value of Sowing and Striving
A motivational piece compares the mind to a plowed field. It argues that only weeds grow without effort while effortful planting yields fulfillment. It urges persistence, planning, and steady care to cultivate growth, resilience, and eventual reward.
Fragmented Advice From a Distant Text to Clothilde
A damaged excerpt debates self esteem and personal value. It compares a 17 year old to a fallow field and urges a busy, useful mind over morose self scrutiny. The speaker questions meaning and sacrifice and cautions against bitterness.
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Clothilde
Nile
Fragmentary Seedy Dialogue Refers to Courtship Plans
A garbled excerpt shows a character discussing courting a girl and the idea of knowing which boys love which girls. The dialogue references a late hour and a desire for fortune through deciphering affections, with a tone of light whimsy.
Gun Wielder Sentenced
Robert Gray is to begin a two to fourteen year term after conviction for shooting his father in law Elmer Polk. Polk was wounded five times but survived.
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Times
Richmond
Ind
Robert Gray
Elmer Polk
Polk
New Attack on Court Planned by Senate Irreconcilables
Senate irreconcilables draft drastic reservations to alter the world court resolution as discussion resumes Monday. President Coolidge engages in efforts for peaceful solution while Borah meets with the White House to discuss international questions in a dinner conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Senate
Coolidge
Ghairma
Borah
Senate Foreign Committee
Tal Hill
Slutsky Named President of Go Brothers Employes’ Association
J. L. Slutsky was named president of the Employes' Association and Loan Association of Go Brothers' department store. I. H. Osborne was chosen vice president with John H. Raney as secretary. M. H. Turpin is treasurer and Hattie Ahriford H. B. Nye and William Fischy serve as directors.
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J. L. Slutsky
Go Brothers’ Department Store
I. H. Osborne
Dent
John H. Raney
M. H. Turpin
Hattie Ah’ford
H. B. Nye
William Fischy
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Jampton Ct
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New 98
Turner
Txenine
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Ronald Fisher
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Beatrice Yates
Percy A. Weir
Conrad Wolfe
Kleber Hadley
Joel Hadley
Ralph Schufflebarger
Mabelle
Myrtleer
Alabama St
Pos Jean Underwood
Navyew
Jersey St
Mary Adelaide Allison
Ft. Thomas, Ky
Betty Marshall
West Baden
Sarah Rodecker
Capitol Ave
C. G. Claman
New Jersey St
Elks Club
Herman Munk
N. Meridian St
Wiithrop N. Trowbridge
Emma Claypool
Dick Miller
Delaware St
John M. Moore
Anna Mae Albershardt
Tipton
Sarah Margaret Moore
Mary B. Dudley
Central Ave
Vera
Marie Dudley
J. Herbert Winn
Detroit
Mich
O. W. Fifer
A. G. Dudley
Donald Carr Stimson
Mrs. Winn
8. E. Perkins
Clark
de Crees
Mass. Ave
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Nggless
Grover
Mode Bros
Wash
Main
Pattern Department
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis, Ind
Charles Hawks
N. Wood St
Greenfield
NEA Service, Inc
Martha Lee
Gun Wielder
Goldstein
Bleod
Indiana
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Ayer
Armand
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Tepe Eee
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