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!
This newspaper page contains 25 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1930
Page
9
New York July 3 article extols wall paper beyond walls. It inspires decorative screens using scenic prints and doors with toile de Jouy to brighten neutral rooms. It also suggests repurposing scraps for boxes, hats, and furniture, with shellac for durability and easy cleaning.
The Columbia Club sponsors an all day family picnic at Ulen Country Club in Lebanon on Wednesday. Women play bridge, men golf, and dancing with prizes for golf and bridge. Henry C. Ulen offers a bronze figure for the family with the highest sports victory percentage. Dinner follows golf, and committee members include Harper J. Ransburg Russell Rottger Wallace O. Lee and Dr. Paul T. Hurt.
Mrs. Josephine Curtis hosted a luncheon and bridge at the Indianapolis Athletic Club in honor of Mrs. W. A. Taylor and Miss Inez Taylor of Los Angeles, guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stout. The May 4th style table featured red and white flowers matching a Fourth of July motif with guests including Mrs. Stout and several Desautels and Curtis family members.
Miss Eudora Mallory daughter of Mr and Mrs H C Longenecker moved to Westminster Presby church where she wed Frances Marion Reed son of Mr and Mrs John Reed in a Wednesday ceremony Miss Hopper and Bryce attended The bride wore white satin and a tulle veil with orange blossoms A reception followed at the bride’s home and the Reeds expect to move to 4024 street after July 8
Paris fashion column discusses transforming daytime georgette frocks with jacquettes and accessories to create dinner and evening wear. It highlights mood dresses with tulle and velvet trims, jacquettes for formal gowns, and practical tips for using wardrobe pieces with elegant touches.
Mrs Una Talbot Wehman will be piano soloist and accompanist for Mrs Blanche De Vore at the Fourth of July celebration at 9 Friday at the Palace theater by the Indianapolis Indorsers of Photo plays. The affair aids school children parents and veterans of all wars. Representatives in the flag tableau include John Craig Ralph Stroble E R Hennigar William Ashford Geraldine Gates Barbara Didway. Mrs M J McQuire and Mrs W W Gates are in charge.
Mrs. Walter Queisser hosted a Wednesday bridge tea for guest Mrs. Blaine Perkins of St. Louis at 330 Berkley Road. Attending with Mrs Perkins were Mrs. Richard Hennessey, Mrs. P. J. Kelly, Mrs. Leo McManus, Mrs. John Minta, Mrs. Robert Dwyer and Mrs. James Munroe.
Mr and Mrs Charles L Courim will chaperon a group of young people at a Lake Manitou cottage for the weekend. Attendees include Mrs Ruth Eiteljorg Miss Meda Quigg of Chicago Miss Edith Morgan Miss Virginia Mills Miss Virginia Quigg Wilbur Christena Kenneth Christena Richard Gant Howard Snow and Wyle G Bonine of Chicago.
Announcement states Miss Edna Kempter and Richard Clements married Wednesday morning at Sacred Heart church. They will reside at 4652 Vandalia Avenue. parents listed as Mr and Mrs Andrew Kempter of 1451 South Illinois Street.
Funeral services for Sister Mary Rose of St. Mary's Academy will be held Friday at 7 30 pm in the convent church at Oldenburg. Burial follows in the convent cemetery. The death was due to heart disease. Sister Rose had been connected with the academy's art department for 25 years and went to Oldenburg two weeks ago.
Dear Miss Lee offers guidance on choosing a husband, urging readers to seek ambition and clear goals. The letter warns that an ambitious, purpose driven partner is essential for lasting marriage and cautions against rushing into a cottage life without genuine resolve.
Mrs. Irwin C. DeHaven plans a July 19 departure with her two children for Europe via New York and Switzerland for a year of schooling. Others listed include Mrs. George M. Spindler and Mrs. Paul G. Bigler on a Canada to eastern states motor trip. Additional trips touch Colorado chautauqua programs, New York stays, visits to Ft. Wayne, Manitou Island, Mackinac Island, and South Bend, with several couples heading to summer homes or parental visits.
Miss Lola May Stephens Anderson and Earl Beal Fortville married Tuesday at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage in Knightstown with Rev. J. H. Palmer officiating.
Mr and Mrs Harvey C Robinson of Markieville announce the marriage of their daughter Cynthia Robinson to Zirkle Tempton of Anderson. The bride is a teacher in the Anderson public schools and attended Teachers college Indianapolis.
Mr and Mrs A H Moore observe their silver wedding with a 3 to 5 tea and 8 to 10 reception at their Seventy third Street Wright Avenue summer home. Guests include Mr and Mrs Fred C Zwick sister Mrs Gerald R Redding Mr Redding and Russell D Moore plus Miss Florence Patricia Moore. The gift table features a silver coffee tea service and wedding cake. out of town guests include Frank Moore Roy S Bennett Donald Moore and Lina Moore.
Miss Viola Hermsen daughter of Stephen B Hermsen 1402 North Alabama becomes bride of Ford L Keller son of Mrs Emma Keller 1663 Park Avenue at SS Peter and Paul Cathedral. The Right Rev Bishop Joseph Chartrand officiated. a nuptial mass followed. The couple will reside at 1402 North Alabama after a wedding breakfast and short trip.
Mrs Jack Sentney hosted a 1 pm luncheon and bridge at 3847 Carrollton Avenue in honor of Miss Dorothy Stewart ahead of her wedding to Jack Greig on Wednesday. Guests included Mrs C C Martin of Miami Beach and Mrs J E Mueller of Chicago. Attendees sat at a long table with pink blue and orchid floral centerpieces. Miss Stewart received a gift. Additional parties announced include a linen shower and luncheon at the Barnett home and a bridge and shower at Miss Olga Bonke’s. Attendants include Hazel Gooch as maid of honor, Katherine Hartenstein as bridesmaid, Margaret Meid as flower girl. Irwin Greig will be best man. ushers Charles Greig and John Rosaveach.
Meridian W C T U members gathered at Brookside park for their annual picnic. The Loyal Temperance Legion children performed flag drills recitations and songs. Speakers included Mrs Mary M Mauk on temperance in Clearwater and Mrs Harry Sloan on the Bible and public schools. A resolution urged county executives to suppress publication of the cigaret shadow picture.
Describes a trim little pattern with a shaped yoke and attached tunic drapery over a gathered skirt. Sleeveless waist blouse, cape-like bertha collar, rose and white printed chiffon, four sizes 6 to 12 years. Materials and prices listed, mailing for the Spring Summer 1930 fashion book.
Miss Emma Coeppers hosted a luncheon and bridge party at 3329 North New Jersey Street in honor of Miss Dorothy Cedarwood, who is to marry Frank M. Fox this month. The table featured a centerpiece of pink roses and baby's breath, with guests celebrating the bride-elect.
Mrs H A Gift entertained at 330 North Arlington Avenue with a luncheon bridge and handkerchief shower for Miss Clarissa Robertson. Engagement to Charles H Lay recently announced. Guests included Mrs Gustave Sautter Mrs Russell G Roth Mrs Earl Christena and others.
Members of the Indianapolis Indorsers of Photoplays will broadcast a patriotic program at 5 to night over WFBM. Mrs. David Rossy, chairman, will give a talk. Mrs. Fred H. Knodel is in charge of the musical program.
Miss Helen Baglin daughter of Mr and Mrs Phillip Baglin 2748 Northwestern avenue became the bride of William Osterman son of Mrs Marie Osterman 2838 North Northwestern avenue this morning at Holy Angels church in a ceremony by Rev James A Coulter. The altar held palms and ferns with pink roses. Maid of honor Mary Lord wore orchid taffeta. sister Florence Smith bridesmaid wore green taffeta. Flower girl Geraldine Lord wore pink taffeta. Best man Henry Osterman. Bride wore white bridal satin with tulle veil. Reception at the bride’s home. The couple will reside at 2647 Northwestern avenue after returning from Chicago.
Indianap olis country clubs schedule a full day of events for members and guests. The Country Club of Indianapolis hosts a golf tournament dinner and fireworks while Woodstock Club features tennis swimming a diving exhibition by Jane Fountz and a 3 pm children’s event. Highland Golf and Country Club offers 20 events for ages 6 to 16 with a later dinner and fireworks. Meridian Hills Country Club serves noon lunch dinner 5 30 to 7 and dusk fireworks with swimming and a men s blind par tournament. Broadmoor Country Club showcases a novelty raspberry golf and multiple putting driving and approach contests with a Saturday dinner dance. Avalon Country Club runs a 36 hole medal handicap tournament with dinner and fireworks. organizers include Dr Chester A Stayton and Mr W L Hoyer.
Miss Stella Bornman, bride elect, was guest of Miss Lucille Meyer at a Wednesday evening miscellaneous shower at 832 Weghorst Street. Gifts in a willow basket, pink and green decorations, and bridge games featured. attendees included Mrs Edward Anderson Mrs Richard Fields and several Misses Bertha Lovinger Helen Lovinger Julia Lovinger Marie Reinert Inez Keller Marian Fisher Genevieve Siatz.
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.
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!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.