Mary Kendrick Becker wedding at Kendrick home
The wedding of Mary L Kendrick to Samuel E Becker was held at 3728 East North with Rev C C Bonnell officiating. An altar of palms and ferns, Lohengrin entry played by Dorcas Masters, and a reception for thirty followed. The couple will live at Gladstone Arts after August 1 and will spend a weekend at Lake Wawasee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Kendrick
E. North 8&J
Mary L. ‘Kendrick
Samuel E. Becker
C. C. Bonnell
Dorcas Masters
Irvin Herrmann
Aaron Ward
Taxi Meters Found Correct in Indianapolis Test
Charles Hulsman assistant inspector of weights and measures reported all meters correct after testing 112 taxicabs in Indianapolis. The finding means fares were fair under the standard rate and meters operated properly across the fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hulsman
Hulman
Fire Investigators Probe Origin of Laurel Street Blaze
Fire officials investigated the origin of a Thursday blaze that caused about 1200 dollars in damage to the Harry Thompson residence at 1717 Laurel Street. Thompson was not believed to have been home at the time of the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thompson
Laurel St
Mishawaka Men Die, Another Critical After Truck Train Crash
Times Special reports from South Bend that Leon Hallaeret, 45, and Henry Lewistelaere, 47, both of Mishawaka, died and another man remained in serious condition after a motor truck collision with a train in South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
South Bend
Ind
Leon Hallaeret
Henry Lewistelaere
Mishawaka
Farmer's Wife Praises Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Letter from Mrs Walter B Anderson of Range ly Maine describes two years of pains and weakness. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health enabling her to resume sewing washing ironing and sweeping. She hopes the letter influencs other women to take the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Anderson
Rangely
Maine
Lydia BE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Martha Lee Says Love Seeks To Build Not Tear Down
A letter from a woman describes attempts to wreck a new romance, arguing against selfish desire. The writer asserts true love is unselfish and aims for the beloved’s happiness, even at personal cost, contrasting with the self-serving claim of wanting him back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
A Woman Scorned Dear Martha Lee Advice Column
A reader writes of loving a man who chose another after years. The adviser notes the man is not hers, warns against using letters to interfere, urges the writer to burn the letters, leave him be, and honor her marriage instead. The response highlights that she does not truly love him and cautions about social judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lee
Chickie tale linked to Miss Lee in Indianapolis Times
In a note about Chickie the story references Miss Lee and a book version offered at Harold Jacobs Book Store in Monument Circle. The author signs as E. E. G. and indicates availability via the local outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lee
Chickie
Indianapolis Times
Harold Jacobs
Monument Circle
Dear Miss Lee Reveals A Heartfelt Secret Dilemma
A reader asks whether to reveal past engagement to her current fiancé. The advice urges honesty only if it affects the fiancé and notes concealing the former lover’s details may spare future unhappiness. The columnist weighs moral and practical factors before endorsing secrecy.
Three After One Dear Miss Iee Flappers Seek Honest Courtship
Three young flappers three age mates seek guidance from Miss Iee on attracting a good looking man without flirting. They note no jealousy among them and trust mutual friends to arrange meetings, after deciding the boy will find a way if interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Iee
Bobbie
Babe
Peggy
Household Suggestions for Kitchen and Crafts
Household tips cover soup stock from asparagus stalks bread aging for toast odor control when milk spills lamp shades with fans and parasols fur care with a coarse comb vinegar sets color silk and wool ironing under damp cloth saving cooked vegetables for salads and cake texture improves when flour and sugar are sifted separately.
Teacher ashs children in pest war and nature study
Katherine E. Dolbear supervisor of elementary science spoke at a national convention about engaging children in forest and crop pest control. She described experiments in Westchester County New York with a 115 acre nature study woods, student led inventories, and birdhouse projects to attract wildlife while teaching conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine E. Dolbear
New Rochelle
School Garden Association Off America
National Education Association
Westchester County Park System
Nature Woods
Teachers Laud City For NEA Convention Success
J. W. Crabtree, secretary of the National Education Association, praised Indianapolis for hosting the large convention. He called the meeting a most successful one noting convenient meeting spaces and well managed arrangements by local committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Education Association
J. W. Crabtree
Association
Crabtree
Indianapolis
Robbery Reported at Stevens Drug Store
A robbery at Stevens drug store located at 8865 Central Ave was reported to police today. Cigars and cigarettes valued at 150 dollars were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Central) Ave
Drowns at Clinton
Frank Pirtz a 24 year old miner drowned Thursday while swimming near Clinton Indiana. He was being dragged from a pond at Clinton when the body was found today according to Times Sweet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet
Clinton
Ind
Frank Pirtz
Letter from Leslie Prescott to the Little Marquise
Jack quarrels with Sartoris over a luncheon invite tied to the Atlantis yacht. Leslie presses him to join, noting Sartoris plans a voyage to the Orient after lunch and intends to bring five of Jack's lunching friends and their wives. The scene hints at social obligations, class, and upcoming voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Mr. Sartoris
Sartoris
Leslie
Melville Sartons
Marquise
Orient
NEA Service, Inc
Leslie Prescott
Little Marquise
Fashion Trends Describe Pearl Bead Fringes and Pastel Suede Styles
The article outlines fashion details such as long fringes of yard long pearl beads on colored chiffon frocks and pastel shaded suede pumps matching the outfits. It notes blonde satin pumps with light or dark frocks, stockings matching, bold scarf colors and large designs, and white organdie with navy blue crepe de chine. It also mentions straw embroidery as a relief note, poke bonnets with matching scarves, new fabrics like figured ottomans and surahs, and that many frocks are beltless with low waistlines via inserted bands.
Suppers From a Midcentury Kitchen Menu List
A fragmented menu listing multiple meals breakfast luncheon and dinner items. Dishes include pineapple and French toast baked eggs clams chowder veal croquettes and varied salads with coffee teas and desserts across several daily entries. Contains numerous imperfect spellings and repeated courses.
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Boston
Elaborate Festive and Chic Evening Froak Description
The passage describes a past season effort toward a more elaborate and sophisticated evening froak. It features white satin embroidered with pearls and gold beads, a shoulder bow, a white camelia, and long ends that resemble sleeve drapery, conveying festive chic style.
Picnic Sunday Program Completed In Turner Park Event
The first annual Jewish community picnic at Turner Park runs 11 a m to 7 30 p m with athletic events, a basket luncheon, baseball games between the Pals Club and B nai B rith and between two girls teams, horseshoe throwing, a poison contest between Boy Scout Troops 59 and 66, evening dancing in the pavilion, a 5 p m mock trial, community singing at 6 30 and dancing again at 7 30. Executive committee members and participating organizations are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Park
Pals Club
B'nai B'rith
Boy Scout
Eph Levin
Beas Archopsky
Sam Arnold
Phil Grenwald
R. Dumont
Mise Beatrice Falender
8. Davis
Leonard A. Strauss
Harry Lehner
Haym Peretz
Harry Urwitz
Max Cohen
Louis Sagalowsky
Cleaning tips to deter moths from woolen garments
Advice suggests wrapping woolens in newspapers and placing moth balls in folds. Store summer clothing in covered boxes to protect fabrics. Embedded line mentions Prititg ers' Ink as particularly repellent to moths.
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Margaret
Mary Morgan
Maroon, Ill
Albert W. Lehman
Richelieu Apts
S. L. Hahn
Delaware St
Max Dessan
Moses Selig
Cincinnati
Ohio
Latonia
John W. Emhardt
S. East St
Baltimore
New York
Children’s Sunshine Club of
Sunny
John F. Engelke
Delaware Club
Machinists Hall
S. Delaware St
Hartwig Kalley
Comanche Council
Redmen's Hall
Morris and Lee Sts
Indianapolis Country Club
Samuel Dowden
F. A. Witt
W. L. Taylor
W. J. Hogan
Horace B. Dean
Terre Flante
Frank E. Peters
Millersville
Katherine Armstrong
Shelbyville, Ky
G. Barrett Moxley
Fourteenth St
Arthur L. Stout
Meridian St
Estes Park
Colo
City Department of Weights and Measures
Ohio ST
Kerchief
Long Cape
Pest
East
Birdhouse Campaign
Leslie Preesy Cott
Ethel
Sister Mary's
Tosat
Parker House
Lyman Brothers
Ohio Street
Hoosier Outfitting CO
Washington
Mode Bros
E. Wash
Ladies Auxiliary of
The
Jewish Educational Association
Knessis Israel
Abraham Jacob Lodge
Zion Lodge
Linas Hazedeck
Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
Central Congregation Ladies Auxiliary
Council of Jewish Women
United Hebrew Congregation Ladies Auxiliary
Balh'rith
Senior
Hadassah
Hungarian Ladies Benevolent Society
Gamilleth Chesed
Feth Fl Sisterhood
Workmen's Circle
Knights of Joseph
Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation Sisterhood
Ladies Auxiliary of the
Shelter Housee
Ezras Achim
Junior
Gregg
Drexel 7600
Gregg & Son, Inc
N. Peon
Haag
S. Illinois
Virginia Ave
S. Illinois St
Mass
W. Wash. St
N. Ala
N. Illinois St
22Nd
Meridian Sts
Haag’s
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