Bride-Elect Honored in Mixed Shower for Lulu Leech
Miss Lulu Leech to wed George Butler in July. Mrs. Severn Hedge and cohostesses hosted a Wednesday night miscellaneous shower at Miss Hendren's home with pastel decor. Attendees included Mrs. Julian Cook Mrs. Oscar Quirey Mrs. Aubrey Twige Mrs. Ivan Phillips Mrs. Harold Francis Mrs. Millard Shirey Mrs. Russell Anderson Mrs. Dorothy Danke Mrs. Blanche Stroh Mrs. Daniel Sullivan and many Misses spanning Mildred Kile Helen Preston Sarah Perish Maxine Parish Naomi Whitesell Helene Vilmanns Marie Hahn Eva Kuetemeter Rose Holmes Christine Hahn Fadaliah Moore Helen Kreber Louise Schwier Edith Hiner Mary Herold Rachel Fox Jesse Hendren Helen Uphaus Lilly Uphaus Marine Carpenter Beatrice Royston Lucille Williams Louise Yorger Marie Grose Doris Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Leech
George Butler
Severn Hedge
James J. Sullivan
Mifred Hendren
Miss Hendred
Julian Cook
Oscar Quirey
Aubrey Twige
Ivan Phillips
Harold Francis
Millard Shirey
Russell Anderson
Dorothy Danke
Blanche Stroh
Daniel Sullivan
Mildred Kile
Helen Preston
Sarah Perish
Maxine Parish
Naomi Whitesell
Helene Vilmanns
Marie Hahn
Eva Kuetemeter
Rose Holmes
Christine Hahn
Fadaliah Moore
Helen Kreber
Louise Schwier
Edith Hiner
Mary Herold
Rachel Fox
Jesse Hendren
Helen Uphaus
Lilly Uphaus
Marine Carpenter
Beatrice Royston
Lucille Williams
Louise Yorger
Marie Grose
Doris Atkinson
Your Children Let Em Think as They Want
Olive Roberts Barton argues that Roger and his family are trapped by the fear of others opinions shaping behavior. He grows self conscious, chasing approval, risking a loss of personal moral autonomy as social norms dictate actions. The piece urges developing inner standards over external judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Miss Lee
Paris stage gowns dazzle as Marthe Regnier styles shine
The piece notes elegant costumes worn in Circe by Vera Korene and Mile. Korene with gowns of crepe satin and gray moire, and black satin deshabille. It highlights Regnier as couturiere and the Times leaflet offer for sewing guidance, along with birthstone fashion notions for this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drecol-Beer
Paris
Circe
Marthe Regnier
Couturiere
Vera Korene
Mile
Korene
Mme
Barbier Krauss
L’elegante
Card party slated at St Marys parish lawn fete
Cards will be played each afternoon of the St Marys parish lawn fete to be held on July 9 10 and 11. Games start at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Parish
Roosevelt Attacks Big Mergers at Independence Day Event
In New York on July 6 Governor Franklin D Roosevelt addressed a crowd at the opening of Tammany Hall's new wigwam. He warned that large scale capital combinations threaten public liberties and called mergers a danger to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Tammany Hall
Roosevelt
State builds temporary bridges after washout on SR 43
The state highway department will construct two temporary bridges around the washed out bridge on State Road 43 near its junction with State Road 36 in PYEREENGASTLY Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyereengastly
Ind
State Highway Department
Family Menu by Sister Writers
Sour milk in hot weather can be used in cakes and cookies. Substitute sour milk for sweet milk with half a teaspoon of soda per cup and adjust leavening by omitting cream of tartar or reducing baking powder. Baking soda alone is not advised as a leavening agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gener
Drop Cakes From Simple Egg Sour Milk Batter
A vintage cake recipe uses two eggs and sugar beaten with melted butter, then sour milk and flour with baking powder and nuts. Add soda in water and vanilla, beat, fold in stiff egg whites, drop onto an oiled sheet and bake twelve minutes at 375 to 400 degrees.
Decomposition of soda in flour mixtures discussed
The text explains how carbon dioxide from soda acts as a leavening agent in flour mixtures. It notes that the residue from soda decomposition can discolor the mixture and impart an unpleasant taste and smell.
Grandmother Brown’s Hundred Years earns Atlantic prize
Harriet Connor Brown of Washington wins a $5,000 Atlantic Monthly prize for a biography titled Grandmother Brown's Hundred Years 1827 1927. The work blends dialog with the life story of a common grandmother who witnessed pivotal events from pioneer days to World War I and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allene Sumner
Harriet Connor Brown
Washington, D. C
Atlantic Monthly
Napoleon
Lincoln
Gladstone
Disraeli
Mrs. Brown
Grandma Brown
Lindbergh
Hoover
Maria D. Brown
Eye Injury First Aid Guidance
Do not rub an eye with a foreign object present. Rinse with thoracic acid solution using an eye cup to help float out the irritant. Seek medical help if irritation persists or vision changes.
Fruit Carriers Use Egg Cartons for Picnic Fruit
Tips on keeping small fruits fresh during picnics mention using egg cartons for preservation. Details discuss disguising spice color, milk acidity, and neutralizing turned milk with soda and baking powder. Acknowledge dissolving soda in water before heating for best results and note minimal gas loss with this method.
Wives Told to Be Pals of Husbands
A column discusses wives feeling lonely due to neglect from husbands who work long hours and seek social evenings. It urges wives to cultivate shared interests, host gatherings, and become appealing companions to encourage husbands to spend leisure time at home.
Personal travel plans of Indianapolis residents
Mrs. Elias Atkins leaves with her children for a Canadian sojourn. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kiley depart for two weeks in Miami Beach. Several couples and individuals plan trips to Clifty Falls Estes Park Harbor Springs Chadron and a motor trip along the east. Local residents visiting or hosted by others include Mr. and Mrs. Peters and daughter Beulah at 406 North Gladstone Avenue and Mrs. Edith Smith of Los Angeles visiting Indianapolis connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias
Atkins
Pennsylvania Street
Canada
Leo Kiley
Park Avenue
Miami Beach
Fla
Henry Schweitzer
Jennings Sellman
Edward Lytle
Madge Kreider
John Clayton
Clifty Falls
Madison
A. D. Peters
Beulah Peters
Charles M. Leslie
Gladstone Avenue
Edith Smith
Los Angeles
Cal
Indianapolis
Norman Dean
E. P. Endsley
Grant Avenue
Plant bids sought for Marion water softening plant
Marion Indiana July 5 the board of public works ordered the city clerk to advertise for bids on plans by engineer Charles P Hoover Columbus Ohio for a water softening plant. Bids due at the board meeting in two weeks. Estimated cost 56000 with 100000 balance on hand to cover repairs and major work. Concrete foundations will be a major portion and installation may take ninety days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pu Times
Marion
Ind
Board of Public Works
Charles P. Hoover
Columbus
Memorial Service Planned for Woman's Club Leader Perkins
Members of the Woman's Department Club will hold a memorial service at 4 30 Sunday afternoon at 1702 North Meridian Street for Mrs Samuel Elliot Perkins, former club president. The Episcopal Church of the Advent pastor Rev George Southworth will lead prayer and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Department Club
North Meridian Street
Samuel Elliot Perkins
Will Hitz
Lillian Flickinger
Redeemer
Oscar L. Watkins
Everett M. Schofield
Louise Driscol
Schofield
R. O
Men Should Revolt and End Hat Tax
A satirical column condemns the hat check habit in hotels and restaurants urging men to resist paying for hats, arguing patrons reinforce exploitation by meekly surrendering and repurchasing headgear. It highlights gendered power dynamics and calls for collective action against the practice.
Record June 30 yields nine marriage licenses in Bartholomew
Times Special reports in Columbus Indiana that nine marriage licenses were issued in one day on June 30, setting a new Bartholomew county record per county clerk Carlos Folger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
Columbus
Ind
Cupid
Bartholomew County
Carlos Folger
Wilson sues over false arrest in adultery case
George Wilson of Gary filed a $10,000 damage suit in Hammond charging Arthur B. Crull and Reuben Bermark had him falsely arrested and jailed on allegations of adultery with Miss Ethel Obermark. Wilson was later acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hammond
Ind
George Wilson
Gary
Today
Arthur B. Crull
Reuben Bermark
Ethel E. Obermark
Wilson
Raids Lead Police to Three Suspected Liquor Possessors
In Anderson Indiana on July 5 police raided downtown liquor vendors and searched three homes locating small amounts of liquor at the residences of Edward Lawrence James Kelley and Fred Huston. All three are jailed on unlawful possession charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
Anderson
Ind
Edward Lawrence
James Kelley
Fred Huston
Mahar Manufacturing chief dies in Columbus
Frank Lin W. Mahar 49 of Plainfield New Jersey head of Mahar Manufacturing Company of New York died here from heart disease. Mahar fell ill here on June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bu United Press
Columbus
Franklin W. Mahar
Plainfield, N. J
Mahar Manufacturing Company of
New York
Mahar
Former Hoosier Arrested in Philadelphia on False Pretense Charge
Will H. Eltzroth, 56, once a prominent figure in Crawfordsville Indiana, is reported under arrest in Philadelphia on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses, according to word received by Oniel Vernon Shields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ind
Will H. Eltzroth
Philadelphia
Oniel Vernon Shields
Catholic Daughters Plan Summer Camp For Juniors In Indianapolis
Members of the Catholic Daughters of America will open a ten acre summer camp for junior members on Laurel farm near Millersville road in Indianapolis. Girls aged 12 to 18 from nine parishes will attend through July 21 with Miss Mary McCrosson directing activities and Miss Maizie V. Scanlan overseeing the national junior program. The Rev BE Francis Mellen serves as local court chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Laurel Farm
Millersville Road
Indianapolis
Mary McCrosson
Maizie V. Scanlan
Atlantic City
N. J
BE. Francis Mellen
Miss Patia Carver to Wed James Parker on July 27
Miss Patia Carver selects Saturday July 27 for her marriage to James Parker at 3 30 in the Downey Avenue Christian church. Attendants include Mrs Otto C Mahrdt with a garden party planned by Mrs Mahrdt at 501 West Drive Woodruff Place. Additional hostesses listed include Mrs James Ray and Mrs Emory R Baxter with more parties planned.
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Patia Carver
James Parker
William J. Parker
Chicago
Downey Avenue Christian Church
Otto C. Mahrdt
Miss Carver
Mahrdt
501
West Drive
Woodruff Place
James Ray
Emory R. Baxter
Henry L
Globe Trotter Hob o King to Go to Work
Leon Lazarowitz known as the king of hoboes retires to enter regular work after nine years on the road. He has logged about 370000 miles and says a bed and civilization prompted the change. He claims to have hopped through every country except Russia en route to Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
ST. Louis
Leon Lazarowitz
Brooklyn
Lazarowitz
Apchlla Falls
Tex
Russia
Save Sight of Man Will Recover
Jacob King a 40 year old former Indianapolis detective is recovering at Methodist hospital after a nail glanced his left eye while working at home. Doctors believe his sight will not be impaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob King
Greenfield
Ind
Indianapolis
Methodist Hospital
Yacht Captain Held in Clubman's Death
New Haven Conn July 5 Mystery of Nathan W Hendryx prominent clubman and manufacturer whose body was found near his yacht at Branford deepened when authorities said he had not drowned. Police indicated he was struck on the head and Captain Marshall of Hendrixs yacht was detained after the coroner reported. Members of the yachting party said Hendryx had a shock and fell overboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New Haven
Conn
Nathan W. Hendryx
Branford
Hendrix
Marshall
Hendryx
Luncheon for D A R Chief and Indiana officers set
Indiana D A R officers and committee chairmen host a 1 pm luncheon at the Columbia Club in Indianapolis to honor Mrs. Lowell Fletcher Hobart president general and Mrs. James B Crankshaw state regent. Reservations with Mrs. Roy A Mayse. Hobart attends national Legion Auxiliary committee meetings and Indiana state conference in Gary Oct 8 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Columbia Club
Lowell Fletcher Hobart
National Society
James B. Crankshaw
Wayne
Roy A. Mayse
Guilford Avenue
Hobart
Indianapolis
National American Legion Auxiliary
Indiana Society
Gary
Caroline Scott Harrison
John M. Lochhead
Samuel Elliott Perkins
Daughters of the American Revolution
Green Malady Fatal to 3 Still a Medical Mystery
In Trenton New Jersey on July 5 an unidentified illness killed three children and sickened twenty others who recovered. Pathology found no germ, and though all victims used milk from one dairy no evidence links it to the outbreak. Dr Alton Fell calls it an unsolved medical mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bu United Press
Trenton
N. J
Alton S. Fell
Fell
Plan Card Party in Los Angeles Area
Plan Card Party Division No 10 of L A A O Hy to be held at 8 30 pm at St Josephs hall 615 East North Street with proceeds likely supporting local activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Hall
East North Street
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Jim
Smiths
Care Department
the Times
Franklin Roosevelt
Martha Lee
Walter Ferguson
William Sanders Jr
Cecelia Rauser
William Rauser
Union Street
Catholic Daughters
Ethel S. Carver
North
Delaware Street
Globe Trotter
Nail
Scout
D. A. R. Chief
Carolyn Thompson
Hiram W. Moore
Theodore D. Craven
James A. Sutherland
Ernest DeWolf Wales
Jersey
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