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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1925

Page

11

Indianapolis bridal notices and engagements in Peru trip

A Peruvian ceremony will unite Miss Frances Amelia Helm and Edward L. Bennett at 4 p m Saturday at the bride’s mother’s home with Rev Harry Nyce officiating. A reception follows at Mississinewa Country Club and the couple will reside at 222 Fifteenth Street Indianapolis after a summer wedding trip.

Frances Amelia Helm Charles J. Helm Peru Ind Edward L. Bennett Indianapolis Harry Nyce Mississinewa Country Club Fifteenth St Henry W. Bennett J. S. Holliday John E. Hendricks Stanley Brooks Frank Carter W. J. Holliday Frederick T. Holliday Abbott Dickson Thomas A. Hendricks Lucy Holliday Blythe Q. Hendricks Maryalice Coleman Pennsylvania St Miss Coleman Harold William Naeckel Davenport Lewis Austin Coleman Elsie Brandt Eleanor Day Harriet Brown Phyllis Clarke Helen Prank Coleman Paul Hancock Capitol Ave Victor C. Kendall Dorothy Hancock Mesdames Barrett M. Woodsmall Albert Shoemaker William Albershardt Edwin J. Kendall Edmund Emry Buffalo N. Y Russell Viet Noble C. Hilgenberg Elizabeth Matthews Marian Hilgenberg Caroline Miller Louise Stockdale Marie Field Helen Coffey Louise Harris Miss Coffey Miss Brown Indianapolis Athletic Club Miss Day Miss Currie Emry Eee Elizabeth Harris Anna Logan Harris Meridian S&j Joseph Thompson Moore Julian Ave M. Saurday All Souls Unitarian Church Miriam Weir Maurice Stephenson Wisconsin

Freckles Vanish With Othine Double Strength

An advertisement touts Othine Double Strength for freckles offering a money back guarantee. It claims quick results, urges asking for the product and recommends Othine Complexion Soap for use with Othine, sold in stores or by mail from Thine Laboratories, Buffalo, N Y.

Thine Laboratories, Inc Buffalo N. Y

Zemo Promises Quick Eczema Relief with Soap Ad

Stop itching eczema and skin diseases with Zemo. Trial bottle 35c and large 1.00. Zemo Soap 25c. All druggists.

Outdoor dance recital by Miss Ruth O Neal Belew

Pupils of Miss Ruth O Neal Belew present an outdoor dance recital on Friday evening at the Propylaeum grounds Fourteenth and Delaware Streets. Garden scenery will serve as the stage setting with picturesque lighting. Admission is free but tickets must be obtained at the Propylaeum.

Ruth O'Neal Belew Propylaeum Fourteenth Delaware Sts Propyleum

Local society notes show June events in Ton NH part

Miss Frances Krieg hosts luncheon and showers at 4551 Park Ave with rose and green decor. Guests include Mrs. Jerome Murphy and Miss Louise Brennan among others. Alma Fort’s bridal shower planned for Thursday. Eleanor Haag weds Raymond Unversaw at 4 pm with Florence Holle as attendant. Mrs. Henry Liibs to Miami for a move, honored at a bridge by Miss Dorothy Reynolds. multiple attendees listed with regional ties.

Alma Fort Walter A. Hartman Beatrice Mantfold Spencer Ave Eleanor Haag George Haag North Vernon Ind Raymond L. Unversaw Edward J. Unversaw Naomi St J. C. Peters College Ave Florence Holle Oris Young Isconsin Mrs. Unversan Henry Liibs Miami Fla Dorothy Reynolds N. Beville Ave Mesdames Lawrence E. Freeman Ralph Werner Forest G. Thorne George Browne Earl C. Robinson Helen ‘Sluss Reneta Cox Mary Lee Weathers New Albany Katherine Bivin Bloomington Mary Wagoner

Girls Protest Honor Of Home In Open Letter

Martha Lee reports a group of girls condemning married women who wreck others homes. They argue divorces are easy to obtain and blame society for lax standards as well as married men who allow home breakups.

Dear Martha Lee on the harms of married women’s affairs

A reader letter argues that unfaithful wives ruin their homes and tempt other couples. It insists divorce should be possible for valid reasons, but questions whether men who pursue married women gain self respect. It notes various motives and condemns the pattern as dishonorable and wrong.

Martha Lee Aes Pee Geist Mary

Isabellas Husband Voices Side Of Home Conflict Choice

A man claiming to be Isabella's husband replies to a Dear Miss Lee letter, presenting his view on a disputed home and family situation. He notes long standing tensions with Isabella and her relatives, questions the reliability of the other account, and suggests the woman may have relinquished her claim to home and child. The writer cannot render a verdict from two differing stories.

Isabella Miss Lee

Hoosier Tourist Club Observes Tenth Anniversary at Luncheon

The Hoosier Tourist Club marked its tenth anniversary with a Thursday luncheon at Severin roof garden. Forty five covers were set and Mrs. J E Andrews acted as toastmistress.

Hoosier

Vacancies Listed for Rehabilitation Assistant Jobs

Examinations for rehabilitation assistant positions in the United States Veterans Bureau and Public Health Service will be held soon, announced by Civil Service Secretary Henry M. Trimpe. Salary ranges include 2400 to 8000 dollars for rehabilitation assistants and 1000 to 1200 dollars for dental laboratory helpers, with dental laboratory mechanics at 1800 to 2400 dollars.

United States Veterans Bureau Public Health Service Henry M. Trimpe Civil Service

Highway Poster Shown by Big Four Railroad Exhibit

The Big Four Railroad presents a reproduction National Highway poster in the Pearson Piano window at 128 130 North Pennsylvania Street. The display explains the poster to reduce crossing accidents. 1924 fatalities reached 2 185 with 6 333 injuries.

Big Four Railroad Pearson Piano Company Pennsylvania St United States

Telegram From Harrett Mabie to John Alden Prescott

Harriott Mabie informs Prescott that Carton is not yet arrived and is expected in three to four days. She will deliver the message to him as soon as he arrives.

John Alden Prescott Harriett Mabie Sidney Carton Mr. Carton Harrett Mabie

John Alden Prescott Home Looted in Suspected Murder Case

Burglars enter the Prescott home taking Mrs. Prescott’s jewels including valued pearls. Governess Zoe Ellington vanishes and possible murder or abduction of her and Lyndney Carton unsettles police. Blood found on stair post. detectives vow to find thieves within 24 hours.

John Alden Prescott Lyndney Carton Prescott Carton Zoe Ellington

Women Honored At West Baden Council Meeting

Two nationally recognized women from the General Federation of Women’s Clubs attend the biennial West Baden council in Indiana this week. Vida Newsom of Columbus chairs highways and memorial tree planting while Florence C. Floore of Cleburne Texas faces a June 1926 federation treasurer term end. Newsom was appointed by Herbert Hoover to a federal post.

General Federation of Women's Club West Baden Ind Vida Newsom Columbus Florence C. Floore Cleburne Texas Federation Miss Newsom Herbert Hoover

Survey of Barrens in Harrison County by State geologists

The State conservation department will conduct a summer geological survey of the Harrison County area known as the barrens. Dr. W. N. Logan, state geologist, will lead an expedition of geological instructors and Indiana University graduates, with C. C. Deam, state forester, directing the plant investigation division.

State Conservation Department Harrison County Barrens Indiana University W. N. Logan C. C. Deam

Elks Invite Public to Flag Day Camp Shank Opening

Indianapolis Elks and the public are invited to Flag Day ceremonies on June 14 marking the opening of Camp Shank, the United States Naval Reserve training camp on the White River. Boys ages 13 to 18 may attend the camp.

Indianapolis

Lease Now for New Year's at Tomlinton Hall

Elmer Williams, secretary of the board of works, reported twenty applications to rent Tomlinton Hall for New Year’s Eve entertainments. The board granted authority to refuse lease until November 15 to prevent sub-lease by a promoter.

Elmer Williams Board of Works Tomlinton Hall

Education committee leaders named in national safety conference

The committee on education of the National Conference of Street and Highway Safety met in Washington last December. Mrs. Floore belongs to the National Women's Citizen Council. Miss Newsom led the Indiana Federation of Clubs, and Mrs. Floore led the Texas Federation.

National Conference of Street and Highway Safety Washington, D. C Floore National Women's Citizen Council Miss Newsom Indiana Federation of Clubs

Kokomo Couple Injured in Hamilton County Crash

Oscar Cook of Kokomo suffered a broken leg and Mrs. Cook a broken nose when their car was wrecked on the Ranger Line in western Hamilton County late Wednesday. The Cook entry tried to squeeze between two cars while being driven by L. R. Peneton of Bridgeport Illinois and R. T. Kelley of Indianapolis also damaged.

Ger Nobile Ind Oscar Cook Kokomo Cook Ranger Line Hamilton County L. R. Peneton Bridgeport, Ill R. T. Kelley Brookside Ave Indianapolis

Automobiles Reported Stolen From Several Homes

List of stolen cars includes Arthur A. Smock at 1607 Broadway with a Ford model. Elsie Koby at 1417 N Alabama St driving Marmon. Oscar Beihle at 20 Ridgeview Dr Ford. H D Cook at 1108 W Twenty Ninth St Ford. Columbia Securities Co at 152 N Delaware St Chevrolet. F R Rafford at 114 Atwood St Studebaker. Locations cited include McCrea and Morris streets and Market Street with Capitol Ave.

Arthur A. Smock Broadway Ford S. Audubon Elsie Koby Alabama St Marmon W. Thirtieth St Oscar Beihle Ridgeview Dr McCrea St Louisana St H. D. Cook W. Twenty-Ninth St Lock St Columbia Securities Company N. Delaware St Chevrolet Market St Capitol Ave F. R. Rafford Atwood St Studebaker Morris and Shelby

Car recovery ties to two local owners in city finds

Back Home Again Automobiles reported recovered vehicles belong to W. R. Bornstein of 5009 Washington Blvd Chevrolet found near 58 Meridian St under elevation and Glenn Woods of 426 N. Capitol Ave Ford found at Ohio St and Capitol Ave.

W. R. Bornstein Washington Blvd Chevrolet Meridian St Glenn Woods Capitol Ave Ford Ohio St

Only Organic Iron Builds Rich Red Blood

Public warning against substitutes for genuine Nuxated Iron claims only organic iron matches the iron in blood. It cautions that metallic iron preparations are often harmful, urges buyers to choose Nuxated Iron with a fixed N on each tablet, and notes a money back guarantee if not satisfactory.

Art Gifts Installed at John Herron Institute Gallery

The Friends of American Art of Indianapolis presented a group of paintings and sculpture to the Art Association of Indianapolis now installed in Gallery X at the John Herron Art Institute. The two new gifts are a white marble Fragment by Attilio Piccirilli and a portrait of Margaret Mackittrick by Abbott H. Thayer painted in 1917 18 in Dublin New Hampshire. Thayer reportedly met Miss Mackittrick in a village street and asked to paint her.

Friends of American Art of Indianapolis Art Association of Indianapolis John Herron Art Institute Friends Attilio Piccirilli Margaret MacKittrick Abbott H. Thayer Central Park New York City Dublin N. H Thayer Miss MacKittrick

Funeral services for John K. Reed veteran janitor at Federal Bldg

Funeral services for John K. Reed 80 of 417 BE Twenty Fourth S and J were held at 2 p m at Reynolds chapel with burial in Crown Hill. Reed died at home Tuesday after a short illness. He retired from the Federal Building in 1922 after about twenty years as a janitor. A Civil War veteran he belonged to George H Thomas post G A R and served in Company L 9th Ind Cavalry. Surviving are his widow four daughters three sons and a stepson.

John K. Reed S&j Federal Bldg Reynolds 9Th Ind. Cavalry

Two Children Hurt In Auto Accidents

Two children were injured in separate Wednesday night accidents but not seriously. Homer Steinhauer eight of 1018 Alabama Street was struck at Morris and Meridian by Chester Dickerson of 1325 Charles Street. Robert Durflinger seven of 1003 Palmer Street was struck near his home by Allen Yates of 1548 Ringgold Street.

Homer Steinhauer Alabama St Morris Meridian St Chester Dickerson Charles Bt Robert Durflinger Palmer St Allen Yates Ringgold St

Trolley Men Elect Edward L. Dravis President

Edward L. Dravis is elected president of the Indianapolis Street Railway Employes' Pension Fund Association. J. A. Lynch becomes vice president and William H. Lee serves as secretary following Wednesday elections.

Edward L. Dravis Indianapolis Street Railway Employes’ Pension Fund Association J. A. Lynch William H. Lee

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Bester Eleanor Brennan George Edward Meredith Tren Zemo Independent Order of Shepherds P. H. C. Hall East and Michigan Sts Frances McMath Europe John Goodwin Clara McMath Annabel Trocsk Maple Rd Miss Trook L. T. Trook The Owl Club R. H. George Boulevard Pl U. S Pittsburgh News Sally Atherton West Baden Council Miss Vida Newsom United Rug and Linoleum CO E. Washington St Washington and Meridian Streets Indianapolis Association Fimerican Beauty Electric Mon American Electrical Heater Company Detroit Ctric Iro Indianapolis Light and Heat Company Monument Circle Nt. Peon Virginia Ave Mass. Ave N. Ala, St S. Ilinois St HAAG 22Nd Meridian Sts S. Illinois St W. Wash. St N. Ilinois St
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