Woman's Rotary closes season with Cinderella program
In observance of its sixth anniversary the Woman's Rotary Club held a luncheon at the Claypool featuring a musical program. Helen Warrum Chappell and Sidney Fenstermaker performed in costume from Massenet's Cinderella, with Helen Julia Smith on piano and Yulia Wilhite on cello. Multiple violin solos by Marie Dawson Morrell accompanied by F. T. Edenharter. Dr. June Ketcham presided. 150 guests attended. club adjourned until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Rotary Club
Louise Schellschmidt- Koehne
the Claypool
Helen Warrum Chappell
Sidney 8. Fenstermaker
Cinderella
Massenet
Helen Julia Smith
Yulia Wilhite
Robert O. Bonner
Marie Dawson Morrell
F. T. Edenharter
June Ketcham
John N. Carey
Brides and weddings fill Indianapolis social pages
A series of society events includes a luncheon for Miss Frances Munter bride elect at the Indianapolis Club with out of town guests. Dorothy Drosdowitz wed Samuel Goldstein in a simple home ceremony. Elizabeth Weaver became Mrs. Fred Turner in Champaign. multiple engagements and teas mark the season with clubs, sororities, and university ties across Indianapolis and surrounding cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkus
Philip Adier
Indianapolis
Frances Munter
Harold Fishbein
Chicago
Raymond Adler
Dayton
Ohio
Cora Rosenthal
Memphis
Tenn
William Gross
San Francisco
Cal
Adele Fink
Frederick Strauss
San Antonio
Texas
Dorothy Drosdowitz
Pennsylvania St
Samuel Goldstein
Albert Goldstein
Delaware St
Morris Feuerlicht
G. B. Hirsch
Mrs. Goldstein
Maple Rd
R. D. Weaver
Broadway
Elizabeth
Fred H. Turner
Champaign
Ill
Jean S. Milner
Hoosier Athletic Club
Miller
New York
Oakland Ave
Frank Harding
Richmond
Angela Ditobe
Columbus
Catherine Clancey
Agnes Garrity
Springfield
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Alpha Delta Chapter
Butler University
Hans C. Jacobsen
New Jersey St
Ethel M. Charnock
Wellsburg
W. Va
God-sent relief from back pain vows by Todd's Tonic
Owen J. Coughlin of Indianapolis testifies that four years of chronic stomach and liver trouble with severe back pains improved after using Todd's Tonic. He reports better health appetite weight gain and freedom from liver trouble. Haag Drug Company markets Todd's Tonic and offers explanations of its merits.
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Owen J. Coughlin
Indianapolis
Ind
Todd
A. W
New York St
Haag Drug Company
June brides lace and lace and more lace details
A wedding description highlights brides in lace gowns with orange blossom accents. The maid of honor wears chiffon with Chantilly lace sleeves and silk roses. Bridesmaids feature bouffant Chantilly lace over satin with corsages described in pastel tones.
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Maid of Honor
Chantilly
Ehold
Letter From Ruth Ellington to Leslie Prescott
Ruth Ellington writes to Leslie Prescott about a lingerie shop venture in Albany with six thousand dollars in profits and plans to expand a workroom. She insists on two thirds of the profits, defends fair wages, and reflects on friendship, gossip and marriage, citing past rumors and support from Walter Burke. Copyright 1924 NEA Service.
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Ruth Ellington
Leslie Prescott
Leslie
United States
Albany
New York
Walter Burke
Harry
NEA Service, Inc
Muncie Chosen for Eastern Indiana Veterans Convention
Anderson Indiana June 2 Muncie will host the next convention of the eastern Indiana district Spanish American War Veterans More than 500 delegates attended sessions Sunday Guests included children from Knightstown Sailors and Soldiers Orleans Home
Rhubarb Pie Making Rules From 1924 Kitchen Notes
Practical instructions for a four serving rhubarb pie detailing pastry flour use cold shortening options, precise ingredient ratios, dough handling to keep it flaky, rolling guidance, and baking tips. Includes substitution notes like cornstarch thickening, sugar levels for tart or sweet pies, and calorie totals.
Priest employe William Barr retires after fifty two years
After fifty two years of service William Barr the priest employe of the Peoria division of the Ble Four Railroad has ceased. He made his last run forty four baggageman Saturday. He has been living in Denville Ind but expects to move to Indianapolis.
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William Barr
Peoria
Ble Four
Fie
Denville
Ind
Indianapolis
Gossip and a High School Romance Confront Gossip
A 16 year old girl asks if helping a reputation-laden 18 year old boy go straight will ruin her own standing. She wants to treat him like a brother, refuse marriage this summer, and defy gossip by keeping him as a close friend until he supports himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Lee
Read by Soft Light for Reading and Rest
The article counsels using a soft glow lamp with an orange bulb for reading or resting. It says light from a strong center lamp is not restful and should be avoided, except on party occasions.
Broken Hearted Lou Misa Lee Message
A brief note to Broken Hearted Lou Misa Lee questions if her actions improve her standing. The writer suggests she cannot force love and warns she may ruin herself by ongoing confrontations. The tone references STEAMBOAT BILL as a guiding aside.
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Misa Lee
Lou
Nox
Bill
Dear Miss Lee shown in troubled personal advice column
A middle aged woman asks Miss Lee about her marriage she describes feeling judged by her husband who reveals only the dirty side of his character and questions whether a man can truly love his wife in such circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lee
Should a Wife Stay With an Abusive Husband
A reader asks if a woman should tolerate abuse from a husband who curses, strikes, and abandons her for months, leaving little to live on. The response questions the reader’s suitability as a wife and suggests seeking a better partnership if available.
Marion County Primary Vote Cost Falls From 1922 Level
Election commissioners report 91,202 votes in Marion County cost 42.5 cents per vote, totaling $38,000. Overall cost decreased by 145 to 122 cents from the 1922 figure.
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Marion County
Legion Auxiliary Regional Conference at Central Christian Church
Nine states will be represented at the regional conference of the American Legion auxiliary, to be held at Central Christian Church on Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. Winifred Calihan will preside with speakers including Mrs. Lowell F. Hobart and Mrs. W. H. Morgan. The first meeting is 9:30 a.m. A model unit will be shown Tuesday night at the old Propylaeum, 14 E North St.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Central Christian Church
Winifred Calihan
Central Division
Lowell F. Hobart
Milford
Ohio
Cooperation
W. H. Morgan
Edwardsville
Edna M. Barcus
First District Council
J. C. Glackman
Old Propylaeum
North St
Three to Graduate at Boys' Preparatory Commencement
Commencement exercises for the Boys' Preparatory School on W River side Dr will be Tuesday at 2 p m. The graduating class includes John Brandt Chicago Harry Shepperd Indianapolis and Robert Mohler Kokomo Br Robert J Aley president of Butler University will deliver the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Riverside Dr
John Brandt
Chicago
Harry Shepperd
Indianapolis
Robert Mohler
Kokomo
Robert J. Aley
Butler University
Tragedy as Boy Dies Touching Power Wire On Coal Car
Sullivan Ind June 2 Wayne Walters 15 son of Mr and Mrs John Walters killed instantly after contacting a high tension electric wire of the C EI railway while playing atop a coal car. He died instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Sullivan
Ind
Wayne Walters
John Walters
C. & E. I. Railway
Vehicle Theft Charge Involving Paul De Hoff Sought Downtown
Paul De Hoff of 914 South West Street is held on a vehicle taking charge after an alleged attempt to steal Ira Campbell's car. A companion逃 escaped after a downtown chase. Campbell, of 420 North Riley Avenue, reported finding them attempting to start the car at Ohio and Delaware Streets. Police are searching for the second man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul de Hoff
S. West St
Ira Campbell
N. Riley Ave
de Hoff
Ohio and
Delaware Sts
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Club
Mildred Tipton
Dean F. Stubbs
J. L. Tipton
Graceland Ave
Mary E. Stolle
Clement J. Stolle
Tacoma Ave
St. Philip Neri
William Theodore Miller
Francis B. Diekhoff
Leone Buenning
Vivian Harding
Reanelle Argus
Lowise Argus
Francis Miller Jr
Frank Argus
John Cleary
Venice
Elizabeth Horner
Jeanette Benedict
Wilbur D. Grase
Edward Mitchell
N. Delaware Sr
Joy Weer
Ralph McKinstray
Westminster Guild
First Presbyterian Church
J. Ross Stevenson
Princeton
N. J
T. C. Day
Meridian St
Edwin Shedd
William Herbert Gibbs
Junio Federation of Music Clubs
Charles Lemeke
F. W. Strohm
F. E. Ferguson
Tipton
Mildred Irene Gerald
R. J. Gerald
Cave City
Lawrence D. Tisdale
Arthur Gerald
Central Ave
Agnes Muir
Pauline Judd
Harry Wade
Clarence Locke
Benjamin Rigsby
Tisdale
C. D. Lesler
Cincinnati
Felix T. McWhirter
Ethel Mary Ostrom
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Los Angeles
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lavelle Gossette
Veterans of Foreign Wars
N. Pershing Ave
Glubek
Haag
W. Wash
St. Store
N. Penn
S. Illinois
Virginia Ave
Mass Ave
N. Ala
N. Illinois St
Trwe Tangle
Daughters of Union Entertain
Oliver Perry Morton
The
Daughters of the Union
Fairview
Edward L. Kruse
George M. Reeder
Mary Forsyth
Alice Jamison
Kruse
Michael &. Foley
Muncie
Aister Mars Kitchen
NEA Serviow
Tne
Legion Auxiliary
Boy
Central States
Indiana
R. W. Smeets Co
Ala
St. MA
Riley
Fall Creek
Indianapolis Water Company
Keystone Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Brightwood
Irvington
Beech Grove
Riverside
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