Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Indianapolis Times in Indianapolis, Indiana

We have 10,635,812 pages in Indiana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1925

Page

16

Public Health Nursing Association Luncheon Report

Edna L. Hamilton outlined the Public Health Nursing Association annual luncheon with demos by nurses and a talk by Henry B. Heywood. The report notes 8 nursing students, 7,877 patient visits, 58,558 visits, and 5,000 plus calls above 1923, plus plans for a dedicated maternity and crippled-child services school with transport and meals.

Edna L. Hamilton Public Health Nursing Association Lincoln Henry B. Heywood Community Fund Abby Hunt-Bryce Indianapolis Foundation Board of Education

Coat theft probe at Meyers home on Bellefontaine

Investigation underway after a $125 coat was stolen from the residence of Mrs. Christina Meyers at 1002 Bellefontaine Street on Wednesday. The report notes police are reviewing security and nearby witnesses for clues.

Christina Meyers Bellefontaine St

Club Woman to Attend General Federation Conference

Mrs. W. J. Torrance of Evansville Ind will attend the annual conference of the General Federation of Women's Clubs January 14 to 16 in Washington D C. Mrs. Edward Franklin White will depart for Washington Monday after her inauguration as reporter for the Supreme and Appellate courts and her party in her honor hosted by Mrs. Vivian T Wheatcraft at the Severin.

W. J. Torrance Evansville Ind General Federation of Women’s Clubs Washington, D. C Edward Franklin . White Washington Vivian T.’ Wheatcraft the Severin Lynneb Millikan Pennsylvania St Tipton Blish Seymour Blish Mesdames William L. Horne John McHenry O. G. Pfaff Charles E. Coffin Cortland van Camp Enrique C. Miller John Martindale Samuel van Camp Walter Goodall Raymond P. van Camp Georgia Zigler Charles. Barnaby Greencastle Joseph Schaf Florida

Poetry Day at Woman's Department Club Hosts Bookfellows Leader

The Woman's Department Club held a Poetry Day program featuring Flora Warren Seymour of Chicago, founder and editor of The Step ladder, who spoke on From the Round of the Stepladder. Horace Whitehouse presented a piano talk on McDowell and his music, followed by songs sung by Mrs. De Ware Gough. An informal tea for twenty five Bookfellows members occurred at Mrs. Carl A. Taylor's home 1500 N. Delaware St with Mrs. Taylor and her daughter presiding.

Woman's Department Club Flora Warren Seymour Chicago Order of Bookfellows The Stepladder McDowell Horace Whitehouse Whitehouse de Ware Gough M. D. Didway Seymour Bookfellows Carl A. Taylor Delaware St

Local figures cited in informal talks on law and teaching

Liam Albershardt assisted by Mrs. J. B. Newton and Mrs. Cora Young Wiles. Mrs. Seymour spoke informally on her work as lawyer and lecturer.

Liam Albershardt J. B. Newton Cora Young Wiles Seymour Spok

D A R Chapters Host Teas and Talks

Cornelia Cole Fairbanks chapter held an informal tea at the Propylaeum with Mrs Fannie Wood Morris and others as hostesses. Mrs Hugh H Hanna Jr read a paper on A Lady of Quality. Caroline Scott Harrison chapter met at 824 N Pensylvania St with songs by Mrs J P Reid Steele and Dorothy Knight Greene. Fae Patrick spoke on City Government.

Cornelia Cole Fairbanks Propylaeum Fannie Wood Morris William J. Brown Richard Smith Eliza Browning Hugh H. Hanna Jr J. P. Reid Steele Dorothy Knight Greene Caroline Scott Harrison N. Pensylvania St Lie Dawn Leoni Fae Patrick

How to Thread a Rod Through a Thin Net

The text advises using a thimble or parchment to cover the rod end or wrap pap about it to ease passage through a hem. It presents a practical tip for threading a rod through a delicate net or muslin curtain.

Health Questions Answered by Dr. Baker Ad Offers Remedies

A vintage advertisement presents reader questions on weight loss, constipation, kidney issues, rheumatic pain, nervous fatigue, dandruff, catarrh, cough, neuralgia, teeth care, laxatives and liver tonics. It cites Arbolone tablets, Sulph eri Tablets, Balmwort Tablets, Luthol Tablets, Cardiol Tablets, Pakamine Tablets, Vilane vaginal solution, Kiewer cough remedy, Casca-Royal Pills and promotes Dr. Lewis Baker and The Blackburn Products Co. as authorities.

Letters touting patent remedies from readers across the nation

Readers from Pittsburgh to Renova share testimonials praising various tonics and toning tablets. Edwe Kroll and others report relief from digestion and bladder issues after using substances like Sulpherb Attes Balmworth Cadomene Mentho Laxene and Arbolene Tablets.

Pittsburgh Edwe Kroll

Seventh District Clubs Meet Opens With Citizenship Talk

The Seventh District Federation of Women's Clubs meets January 16 at the Severin, focusing on citizenship with Dr. Robert J. Aley of Butler University presenting. Reports from the citizenship committee and welfare committee follow, as officers announce chairmen for Extension elections and other duties.

Federation of Women’s Clubs The Severin Robert J. Aley Butler University Isaac Born Quincey/A- Dunlop John T. Wheeler Pennsylvania St O. C. Lukenbill David Ross H. H. Hanna Jr George S. Cottman C. T. Austin J. W. Knipp Ethel R. Curryer Naude Russell W. C. Harrison Fred Gunkle Ernest Hesser J. M. Dungan George M. Cornelius Charles Cross Wilmer C. Christian Frances McMath Charles L. Stubbs A. J. Clark

Martha Lee Says Parents Have Right to Live in Their Own Way

A column argues that parents deserve autonomy from their children’s attempts to modernize them. It warns that clashing values can harm families and urges budgeting instead of giving a spouse unchecked financial control. The piece frames a scenario of a husband’s plea to regain balance and respect at home.

Addresses for film stars in motion picture directories

The text lists several star addresses including Richard Barthel at Inspiration Pictures Corpora tion 565 Fifth Ave New York City Harold Lloyd 502 Irving Blvd Los Angeles Cal Rudolph Valentino Paramount Pictures Corporation 435 Fifth Ave New York City It notes Ben Lloyd's address could not be found in motion picture directories.

Richard Barthelmiess Inspiration Pictures Corporation Fifth Ave New York City Harold Lloyd Irving Blvd Los Angeles Cal Rudolph Valentino Paramount Pictures Corporation Ben Lloyd

Bride Ruth Fromm Weds Emory Baxter In Central Ave Church

Wednesday night ceremony at Central Avenue ME Church unites Miss Ruth Fromm daughter of Mr and Mrs George Fromm 2511 Park Ave with Emory Russell Baxter son of Mr and Mrs Arthur R Baxter 892 Middle Dr Woodruff Place. Wedding party includes Mary Evelyn Riley maid of honor and Bethel Brubaker bridesmaids. Reception at Baxter home precedes departure for Jacksonville Fla and home at 301 Broadway after March 1.

Central Avenue M.E Ruth Fromm George Fromm Park Ave Emory Russell Baxter Arthur R. Baxter Middle Dr Woodruff Orion W. Fifer Earl Wells Roy Metzger Lebanon Indy Mary Evelyn Riley Mary Patia Carver Irene Seuel Betty Brubaker Mary Norwood Herman Lautery Best Mann Baxter Stuart Stout Henry L. Dithmer, Jr Addison King Baxter Jacksonville Fla Butler University Kappa Alpha Theta de Pauw University Beta Theta Pi

Business tensions threaten Hamilton Steel after personal feud

A letter discusses internal office turmoil and two unproductive men amid worries that the Hamilton Steel Corporation will decline once Mr. Hamilton exits. The writer urges Mrs. Burke to persuade Leslie to separate personal hurt from business, noting past closeness and a hope to straighten out issues involving John Alden Prescott and his wife.

Hamilton Steel Corporation Mr. Hamilton Leslie

Kershner Named State Adjutant General by Governor-Elect

Guard Leader William H. Kershner of Rink Apts selected as State adjutant general by Governor-Elect Ed Jackson, to take office Monday. He succeeds Harry B. Smith, in office eight years and active in the Indiana National Guard since before the Spanish American War. Smith sought reappointment. George H. Healey, colonel of the 151st Infantry, was also a candidate. Kershner has served with the guard since 1882 and was active until two years ago.

William H. Kershner Rink Apts Ed Jackson Harry B. Smith Indiana National Guard Smith George H. Healey Coloonel 151St Infantry Kershner

Letter warns Prescott drinking harms Hamilton Steel Co

Sally Atherton writes to Mrs Burke warning that John Alden Prescott drinks heavily since Leslie left for Atlantic City. She fears the Hamilton Steel Corporation will fail if Leslie does not persuade Prescott to change. Atherton urges Leslie to act or have someone else run the business. The letter is part of a set including an unsigned note from Leslie Prescott to Prescott.

Joe Mr. Prescott Leslie Atlantic City John Alden Prescott Hamilton Steel Corporation Mrs. Burke Sally Atherton

Judge declines Elliott's office in Indiana

The third candidate has refused the post of United States district attorney in Indiana. Superior Judge Sidney Miller of Indianapolis declined the honor, continuing Senator James E. Watson's difficulty in filling the position. Harry Long of Muncie and Congressman Everett Sanders of Terre Haute already refused the job. timing of a new recommendation remains uncertain.

C. A. Randall Times Washington United States Indiana James E. Watson Stone Homer Elliott Sidney Miller Indianapolis Watson Harry Long Muncie Ind Everett Sanders Terre Haute

Girls Scout Leaders Begin Winter Training Class

Fourteen women enrolled in a winter course for Gir Scout leaders with the first of six weekly sessions held Wednesday night at the Athenaeum. Miss India Wilson leads the program with Miss Mary Early as lieutenant.

Gir Athenaeum India Wilson Mary Early Alberta E.shear Dorothy Dell H. E. Hayward Ruth Mayer Bessie Mullin Irene Charnstrom W. E. Ruge Annie S. Clarke C. W. Graves Emilie Waltz Emma Gardner Charles Cole Maxwell Drake

Dustless Duster From Silkoline And Furniture Oil

A home hack suggests sprinkling furniture oil on a silkeline square to create a dustless lintless duster. The method promises a quick clean for delicate surfaces without leaving fibers.

Also Mentioned on This Page

NNUAL N. A Dr. Lewis Baker Lewis Baker OM. A B.M B. Y. Spake OW. B H. G A. T Blackburn Products Co College Dayton Ohio Baker Petersburg W. B. Harrison Trehksurer Virginia Printing and Manufacturing Co Bank and Rket Streets Barberton Laurette Mitchell Foe New Bedford Mass Asa Caldecott Peckham St Royal Engineers Messopotamia Egypt England New Bedford Boston Rochester N. Y Sarah L. Warrant Rosewood Terrace Woodlawn A T. Haney Sheffield Ave Renova H. A. Peters Erie Ave Faker Hock Martha Lee Mary Mama Papa Ays Thia Oyd, Ben Lloyd Gered Wogla the Eee Founders American War Mothers Franklin Northwest James Kennington Jefferson Ave Agnes Wiliams New Jersey St T. E. Patton St. Louis George Madden Bloomington Ill Gilbert Lukens Buckle St Benjamin Abbott Dickson Fifteenth St J. 8. Holliday W. J. Holliday Lucy Holliday Dickson Drama League Fletcher Savings & Trust Co William McHenry New York Pennsylvania Nsther BE. Goldberg William Goldberg Highland Dr Harry Faber Jacob Hartman Rainbow Gardens Indiana Law School Alonzo Nichols Appellate Court Alpha Gamma Irvington P. M. Dill C. B. Coleman Hazel Mauck Everett M. Schofield T. C. Howe Edith L. Huggins Joseph Ostrander Mildred Stockdale Lucius O. Hamilton Charles A. Harris Retta Morgan Ruth Ann Aherdice Elizabeth Brayton Nellie Brewer Minnie Tresslar John R. Carr Francis W. Payne William Mendenhall Dorothy Segar Florence Lupton Russell Pearce West Ashton Wood Clifford Folz Sarah Jane Hunter Marjorie Hendren Helen Dolgs Dorothy Black Gwendolyn Dorey Kappa Joyce Jackson Martha Belle Pierce Ruth Ann Clarke Father Time Ona Emily Boyd Samuel R. Artman Public Service Commission Artman Page's National Rd Frank Wampler Frank Singleton Carl H. Mote Douglass Morris Douglas John W. McCardle Sc-Frra Club, Inc Teresa Coleman Broadway Halcyon Club Virginia Hiatt Alabama St Mildred Sullivan Bernice Nicholson Phi Gamma Rho Sorority Vivian McDaniels Central Ave Young People’s Club St. Ann’s Church Mars Hill Alvin P. Hovey W N. Mlinois St Meqangle Ruth Burke Westchester County Hospital Leslie Prescott Elliott Eczema Cuthura John McBee St. Topeka Kans Peoples W. Washington St Gausepohl Trank
Search Courier

Search the Indianapolis Times Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Indianapolis Times?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication