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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1925

Page

8

Wives of State Solons Receive Many Invitations

Mrs. C. J. Buchanan was re elected president of the State Assembly Woman's Club after a luncheon at the Indianapolis Athletic Club attended by more than 400 women from Indianapolis and the state. Officers elected included Mrs. George L. Saunders re elected first vice president, Mrs. John W Kitch second vice president, Mrs. Frank W. Merry secretary, and Mrs. J. Monroe Fitch treasurer. The club announced numerous invitations for wives of state officials and legislators, including an open house at the Beveridge home and a Governor’s mansion tea.

C. J. Buchanan State Assembly Woman's Club Indianapolis George L. Saunders Bluffton John W Kitch Plymouth Frank W. Merry Dunkirk J. Monroe Fitch Muncie Allen T. Fleming Buchanan Albert J. Beveridge Golden Hill Robert E. Long Hospital Thomas R. Marshall Lincoln Edward Franklin White Supreme and Appelate Courts Shank Indiana

Governor Jackson Honored At Wheeler City Mission Dinner

Governor Hd Jackson and Mrs Jackson attended a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry W Krause at 3322 Guilford Ave. The event honored the governor a director of the Wheeler City Mission with directors and wives as guests. Other attendees included Mr and Mrs Isaac Woodard Mr and Mrs Jesse E B Hanft Mr and Mrs Charles A Reeve and several more couples with Mrs Selvage set to sing.

Hd Jackson Jackson Harry W. Krause Guilford Ave Wheeler City Mission Krause Isaac Woodard Jesse EB. Hanft Charles A. Reeve Node J. M.er Wallace O. Lee T. J. Owens W. C. Borcherding David M. Ross Edward L. Selvage Eugene C. Foster Whee’ Hessong H. EB R. F. Laycock Selvage

Miss Huebner Elected President of Woman's City Club

Miss Hisa Huebner was chosen as president at a Monday evening meeting after dinner at the Chamber of Commerce. Florence H. Alley was elected vice president with Clara M. Given as treasurer and J. P. Kershner as auditor. Directors include Grace Jackson and Dave Meredith.

Hisa Huebner Woman's City Club Chamber of Commerce Florence H. Alley Clara M. Given J. P. Kershner Minnie Cowan Dave Meredith Grace Jackson Elizabeth Rainey G. M. Long Lola Perkins Forba McDaniel Merica E

Lane robbery suspect sentenced in Indiana reformatory

John 5 Sisler, 19, of Redkey, confessed to robbing several filling stations in Portland. He was given a sentence ranging from ten to twenty years at the Indiana State Reformatory.

Times Portland Ind John 5. Sisler Redkey Indiana State Reformatory

Garden Peacock Creme promises skin whitening cure

An advertisement proclaims a safe whitening creme that clears sallowness and dull skin overnight. It pledges a money back guarantee if not satisfied and urges readers to ask their dealer for a jar available at drug and department stores.

First Woman State Official Emma Eaton Sworn In

Emma Eaton White sworn in Monday as reporter of the Supreme Court becoming the first woman state official. She was guest of honor at several social functions in the capital city.

Emma Eaton .White Supreme Court Seeeee Meena eRee A Nabs

Letter From Ruth Burke To Walter Burke

Ruth Burke writes of the Leslie and Jack Prescott marital and business troubles at Hamilton Steel Works. She weighs duties to the company and employees against personal happiness, urging guidance for Leslie and concern for the business future. The 1925 NBA Service letter reflects wartime era tone and social pressures within marriage and industry.

Leslie Jack Mr. Hamilton Eve Sally Atherton Jack Prescott Hamilton Steel Works Hamiltons John Alden Prescott NBA Service, Inc

Abbe Dimmet to Speak at John Herron Art Institute

The Abbe Ernest Dimmet will address the Contemporary Club at the John Herron Art Institute in Pennsylvania and Sixteenth Streets at 8 15 Wednesday on From a Past Balcony. Dimmet is canon of Cambrai Cathedral and a renowned lecturer, noted as a leading church contributor to English literature.

Abbe Ernest Dimmet John Herron Art Institute Pennsylvania Sixteenth Sts Abbe Dimmet Cambrai

Lobbyist Cards Rejected For Admission By Everett Newlin

Everett Newlin, chief doorkeeper of the House, announced that all paid lobbyists unable to display their cards will be refused admission to the premises today. The rule targets those without proper identification.

Everett Newlin

Breakfast and Luncheon Dishes From Sister Mary's Kitchen

A 1924 NEA service menu outlines breakfast and luncheon fare including eggs in cream on toast with cheese sauce, celery and oysters on toast, and codfish pie with accompaniments. Recipes detail cream, eggs, oysters, celery, and tomato layers, with notes on health and one-dish meals for children.

Ceremonies Arranged for Grace Ransford Chapter Install

Installation ceremonies for the Grace Ransford chapter of 0. E. will be held Wednesday evening at the Calvin Prather Temple on Forty-second Street near College Ave. The organization has about 400 members with Mrs D W Fotler to be worthy matron and Frank Sadler as worthy patron. Other officers include Mrs C E Binkley and Mrs Avis Coldwell as associate matron and secretary.

Grace Ransford Calvin Prather Temple College Ave Harvey Pier Robert Williamson Harry —B. Wellmeyer Jeanette Gardner George Hesse Harry Boetcher Ruby Coldwell Francis Kyle

Social Details Mark Bridal Week in Indianapolis

Belle Rosner of 4141 Park Ave prepares for her Thursday 6:30 p.m. wedding to Al B. Robbins of Bloomington in the Lincoln Travertine room as guests attend mah jongg, tea, and a shower hosted by the bride elect’s sisters. The notice lists attendants, best man, ushers, and pre wedding events across local social groups and clubs.

Iss Belle Rosner Park Ave al B. Robbins Bloomington Lincoln Polly Primm Sisters of the Bride Elect Harold B. Linsky St. Louis D. L. Saglesky Miss Rosner Blanche Cohen Mrs. Linsky Maybelle Trattner Franees _Robbins Bernice Linsky Marvin Sagolosky Jack Robbins Morris C. Rosner William Brenner Terre Haute Bamboo Inn

Lincoln's Birthday Party Hosted by Disabled Vets Auxiliary

Mrs. Elizabeth Hersey leads arrangements for a Lincoln's birthday party to be held February 12 in the Travertine room of the Lincoln.

Elizabeth Hersey Disabled War Veterans Auxiliary Lincoln

Rotary Program Heard by Phone

William H. Oakes secretary treasurer of The Oakes Company heard his first Rotary Club program in a year via a special telephone wire from the Riley room at the Claypool to his bedroom at 3702 Fall Creek Blvd. Oakes, seriously ill for months, enjoyed the talk by Ward Hunt Dean about cattleboat experiences to Europe and a song by Lieut. Marcus Meeks of Ft. Benjamin Harrison, formerly with the Metropolitan Opera House.

William H. Oakes Oakes Company Riley Claypool Fall Creek Blvd Oakes Rotary Curtis H. Rottger Indiana Bell ‘Telephone Company Ward Hunt Dean Europe Lieut Marcus Meeks Benjamin Harrison Metropolitan Opera House

Candy Recipes Chocolate Nut Caramels

Melt butter with molasses sugar and milk. Stir to a boil then add chocolate until melted. Boil to a hard ball stage in cold water, then add vanilla and walnuts. Pour into a buttered pan, cool, cut into squares, and wrap.

NEA Service, Inc

Women defend marriage against critiques by Rev Springer

Indianapolis wives respond to Nelson Junius Springer of Brooklyn who calls marriage a failure. A reader letters show belief in marriage as a steadfast social institution and question the minister’s harsh view. Some correspondents share long marriages and hope for stability despite faults.

Nelson Junius Springer Brooklyn N. Y Indianpolis Indianapolis Springer

Household Cooking Tips From A Historic Page

Sages suggest using substitutes for frying potatoes and hominy. When roasting a rack prevents meat from resting on the bottom, soaking and cooling parts in ice water restores texture. For chicken young birds roast or broil, mature birds boil stewed or fricassee. Slow methods enhance flavor and tenderness.

New Shades Charm at Ellock Company Spring Show

The William H. Ellock Company showcased new gowns suits and costumes by mannequins for southern wearing apparel and spring models. Skirts rise revealing ankles while colors include Drapeau blue Kashmir green conch shell terrapin and Castilian red.

Mannikins William H. Ellock Company

Unclear personal letter on domestic issues surfaces

The fragmentary letter discusses relationship strain and hints at potential legal action regarding mistreatment. It references a person named Martha Lee and a man described as molesting, suggesting the writer contemplates court orders and asserting autonomy, though details are sparse.

To Flavor Apples With Lemon Juice and Sugar

A fragmented recipe suggests enhancing apples by cooking with a splash of lemon juice and a small amount of sugar. It mentions quantities like a teaspoonful of juice and a quarter teaspoon of sugar, indicating a simple method to boost flavor.

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Table Linen Care Note from Historic Household Column

A brief household tip row advises ironing table linen with hot irons for a crisp finish. The guidance emphasizes steady heat and quiet handling to avoid scorch marks and ensure neat presentation.

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