Social Bridal Preparations and Society Affairs in Seymour
Miss Frances Hogan and Lyman Blish of Seymour Ind to wed at the First Baptist Church this evening. A bridal dinner at the Woodstock Club hosted by the Hogan family featured a roses centerpiece and a long bridal party table. A benefit card party, teas, and weddings are noted among local social events with guests from Detroit Noblesville Cincinnati and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hogan
Lyman Blish
Seymour, Ind
First Baptist Church
Woodstock Club
William J. Hogan
Meridian St
Jane Jillson
Frances Malone
Louisville
Anna Barbara Coburn
Jeanette Craft
Norman Metzger
Meedy Shields Blish Jr
Seymour
Paul and Gordon Renier
Cincinnati
Ohio
George Thornton
Ottawa
Ill
John Coates
St. Louis
Illinois St
J. P. Clark
Frank Hardsock
Allen T. Fleming
Russell Bedgood
William Ratcliffe
Ora Jackson
Charles Wilson
Hattie Ryder
M. D. Spellman
Samuel Trimble Jr
James Berry
William Werner
Gaylord Martin
John Klueber
J. D. Gardiner
William Burns
J. G. Karstedt
Wesley Pierce
George Lackey
W. E. Wills
Louis Slinger
William Jasper
Oakley White
Dora Bailey
A. G. Clary
Harry Simpson
B. E. Norris
C. A. Hostetler
J. L. Wilson
J. M. Wall
J. J. Pennewitt
Jennie Henry
William Cochrane
G M. Spewell
R. T. Ward
M. M. Hastings
Dorothy’ Dillon
Dallas
Texas
A. R. Dewey
Mary and
Joan Wall
Kenwood Ave
Katherine Emerick
Dorothy Fife
Mary Georgia Cannack
Noblesville
Ind
Lucile Wilding
Lavonne Burns
Margaret Thompson
Gladys Hooker
Elizabeth Steppe
Thelma Shelburn
Helen Thompson
Robert de Long
Nadine
Europe
Vira Taylor
Marjorie Worman
Chicago University
Juanita Bowls
Anne Davis
Katherine Cole
Hazel Madison
Katherine Masey
Helen Meikle
Thelma Mack
Silva Mae Kelly
Agnes Rollin
Burnetta Stevens
Louise Dusenberger
Irene Costler
Marion Wells Bauer
Mothers’ Club
Delta Zeta Sorority
Butler University
Alpha Nu Chapter
Benjamin F. Howard
Margaret Bell
Rushville
Katherine Fillmore
Adele Renard
Mesdames E. C. Rubush
Augustus Duesenburg
John Kingman
Bertram Quinn
Maney
Coburn
Martha Alice Thompson
Frances Miriam Spahr
Robert Nelson
Miss Thompson
Fred Thompson
Dorothy Overman
Miss Spahr
Mesdames Wilbur St. Atkinson
Charles Edward Spahr
Blanton Cox
Henry Ditmer, Jr
John Moore
Velma Gentry
Helen Driscoll
Marjorie Wilcox
Grace Thampne
Dorothy Mueller
Georgis Williams
Dorothy
Rosemary Clune
Isabelle Broom
Emily Dunbar
Phoebe Farmer
Katherine
Marjorie de Vaney
Betty Lee
Emily Biegler
Ruth Helen Gallup
Dorothy Moore
Susan
Gertrude Delbrook
Kathleen Hottell
Mona Nelson
Mrs White Nominated Re‑elected Officer at Federation
Mrs Edward Franklin White of Indianapolis was unanimously nominated for a two year term as first vice president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs at the Atlantic City convention. Mrs John D Sherman was renamed for president. Contributions to the Washington headquarters fund exceed 8500 dollars with 3700 added. President Coolidge sent a message urging focus on the American home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Atlantic City
Howard Franklin White
Felix T. McWhirter
Albion Fellows Bacon
Evansville
Ind
Washington
Edward Franklin White
Indianapolis
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
John D. Sherman
Estes Park
N. J
Florence Dibert
Johnstown
Grace Morrison Poole
Brockton
Mass
H. G. Reynolds
Paducah
W. J. Torrence
General Federation
Los Angeles
Cal
Sherman
Coolidge
Sisters Marys Kitchen Breakfast and Lamb Roast Guide
A 1926 NEA Service recipe page outlines a daily menu with breakfast fig and cereal items, luncheon lettuce and cheese, and a lamb dinner with parsnips. A stuffing bread dish with eggs milk cheese and paprika details a baked bread cornmeal-like square dish to serve with the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service, Inc
Man seeks protection after threats reach to Cincinnati
Alex Wood of 119 S. Noble St. asked police for protection from a man who has repeatedly threatened his life. Wood said the man has followed him to Cincinnati on several occasions and he believes the man is armed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Wood
S. Noble St
Wood
Cincinnati
Why Hair Falls Out Dandruff and Scalp Irritation
Dandruff irritates the scalp and causes hair roots to shrink loosen and fall out quickly. Stop hair loss and remove dandruff by using a 35 cent bottle of Danderine from any drug store freeing the scalp after a few applications.
Welcome for Players by Drama League in Indianapolis
The Drama League Indianapolis Center plans a cordial welcome for Stuart Walker Company members at John Herron Art Institute Thursday at 4 p m. Walker will give an informal address and several members are expected to speak. Invitations go to the city theater groups and drama departments. Directors handle arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Walker
Drama League
Indianapolis Center
John Herron Art Institute
Walker
Indianapolis Theater Guild
the Tittle Theatre
Drama Department
Woman's Department Club
League
Health education classes launched statewide in Indiana
The Indiana Tuberculosis Association announced a state wide program of health education classes run by county associations with women's clubs and church civic groups. Based on twenty National Health Council texts, the course aids citizens in mental and physical development. Details available at the State Association offices 1219 Meyer Kiser Bank Bldg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Tuberculosis Association
National Health Council
Meyer-Kiser Bank
Funeral Services for Franz Keller 78 in Indianapolis
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 10 a m in the Flanner Buchanan mortuary for Franz Keller 78 of 1337 Central Ave who died Tuesday at home. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery with the Rev Frederick R Davies of Zion Evangelical Church officiating. He was born in Baden Germany and lived most of his life in Indianapolis. Surviving are his widow four daughters and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Keller
Central Ave
Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary
Fall Creek Blvd
Crown Hill Cemetery
Frederick R. Davies
Zion Evangelical Church
Keller
Baden
Germany
Indianapolis
Keller Construction Company
Knights of Pythias
Marion Lodge
Butler Union Elects New Officers
Merle Miller was elected president of the Butler University Men's Union, with Kenneth Parsons as vice president, Harmon Pritchard as secretary, and Kent Dorman as treasurer. Clarence Jaleski, retiring president, announced the results. The new officers will assume duties next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Miller
Butler University
Clarence Jaleski
Kenneth Parsons
Harmon Pritchard
Kent Dorman
Wallace at Session on corn borer control in Indiana
State Entomologist Frank N. Wallace will represent Indiana at a Chicago conference Thursday to discuss control of the European corn borer. A new mechanical device to gather the corn and crush the worm will be demonstrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank N. Wallace
Indiana
Chicago
A Girl of Today: Miss Dean and Mr. Hathaway’s Advice
Miss Dean recounts a tense afternoon after Jerry’s proposal and a choking scar. Mr. Hathaway offers cautionary counsel about his son while urging restraint. Miss Dean insists on her autonomy and plans to discuss marriage with Jerry, then leaves with Mamie to return to her room.
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Mortons
Mr. Hathaway
Miss Dean
Mamie
Jerry
Dean
Mother
Buddy Tremaine
NEA Service, Inc
Lemon Skin Bleach Ad Claims Safe Beauty Lotion
A vintage advertisement touts lemon juice mixed with Orchard White to create a skin whitening lotion. The copy promises a quarter pint of a fragrant blend that softens and beautifies skin on the face neck and hands, claiming it cannot irritate and is used by stage stars. It notes the mixture must be prepared by the user and cannot be bought ready to use.
Pattern Service Request Notice in Indianapolis Times
Pattern department of the Indianapolis Times asks readers to send 15 cents to obtain pattern No. Bisc. Address and city details are provided for submission to the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis
Ind
Cape Frock Pattern 2743 Showcases Navy Foulard Silk
The Times presents Design No 2743 a navy blue Foulard silk cape frock with a scalloped hem and a V neck with a front tie belt. It comes in sizes 16 18 36 38 40 and 42 inches requires 4 1 2 yards of 40 inch fabric plus 1 yard contrasting fabric for 36 inch size. Patterns from New York designers promise a perfect fit and a one week delivery after ordering 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Recipes By Readers pay column notes and strawberry cake filling
The Times offers $1 per recipe printed in this column with one daily entry except Friday when twenty recipes are printed. Submit recipes with name address and date to the Recipe Editor. The included recipe instructs crushing ten strawberries with sugar and lemon juice, then mixing in confectioners sugar to fill and top a cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Edith Suffel
Neoga
Ill
Police Take Husband Charged With Assault and Battery
Ollie Jones is held in city prison charged with assault and battery with intent to kill resisting an officer and vagrancy. Sergt. John Rienter says Jones struck Mrs. Jones and a city hospital examination found her jaw fractured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Jones
City Prison
John Rienter
Jones
Club Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Events
The Dorothy Dean Euchre Club meets tonight with Mrs. Liza Williams at 2829 Indianapolis Ave. St. Catherine's parish hosts a card party at their hall. The Indianapolis Woman's Club gathers at the Propylaeum for a reading program. Irvington Catholic Woman's Study Club meets with Mrs. Worley. The Century Club plans a luncheon at Page's chicken place. The Afternoon Literary Club holds its picnic with Mrs. Pendergrass inviting families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dean
Indianapolis Woman's Club
Propylaeum
Alfred F. Potts
Donald Jameson
Irvington Catholic Woman's Study Club
Otto Worley
N. Campbell Ave
Century Club
Page's Chicken Dinner Place
J. W. Pendergrass
Oakland
When A Man's A Man He Plays The Game
A fragmentary editorial warns against a pattern where men use insinuation to test a girl’s willingness to go further. It condemns baiting talk as repulsive and notes how reputations can suffer for yielding or resisting such advances, urging respectful behavior.
Young opinions on youth conduct and interfaith marriage
A reader asks about dating a Catholic man and a Protestant woman wedlock. Martha Lee argues youths are honest yet easily influenced by their company and that serious couples must balance religious differences. She advises the couple to consider converting or raising children Catholic to gain church sanction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lee
Tod Vale
Greer
He Lim
Fragmentary note hints at missing items and temper flare
A jumbled fragment mentions a request to publish a PowerPoint and references people named Martha Jake and Ahad. It notes a temper and an unseen response, with uncertainty about items or progress and no clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Jake
Kotex introduces modern sanitary protection replace old pads
An advertisement promotes Kotex as a scientific, sanitary alternative to old cloth pads. It highlights sheer gowns, social and business readiness, no laundry or embarrassment, and deodorizing absorption. The copy notes Kotex costs a few cents per pack and is available at drug or department stores.
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Louise
Leonie
Adele
Mathilde Champs
Detroit
Mich
Paul F. Ratier
Sutherland Ave
Ruth Ratnier
Mesdames
William Russell Moore
William Springhorn
Raymond Doud
Frederick Allison Bastian
Clayton Owen Mogg
Louise Willis
Westminster Guild
Circle Girls
First Presbyterian Church
Henry Caldwell
Broadway
Joel Traylor
Ben Chapman
Elizabeth Ward
Hope Bedford
Charles Emerson
James Kalleen
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Washington St
Cyrus Ballang
Shelbyville
Wil
Liam Fox Thomas
Ballard
Charlotte Clark
Mrs. White
Sister Mary’s
Argrove
N. Penn
Dorfman Rug CO
W. Wash
St. Li
Terre Co
Monument Circle
Lyman Brothers
Tuberculosis Association
Butler Union
Wallace
Eien
Gangs
United Rug & Linoleum Co
E. Wash. St
Bisc
Times
Pattern Department of the Times
Sphay
KOTEX
Haag
Tinues
WEEX
East Ohio
N. B. C. Uneeda
Theneaind
Unceeda Bakers
Barut Conpary
Senor Es
Middle West
Western
Unceda Bakers
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Bakers
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