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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1926

Page

8

Prohibition Debate Takes Center Stage in 1930s Politics

Washington reports on how wet and dry factions clash over liquor laws as Congress weighs amendments to the Volstead Act and states consider referendums. Senators Reed Edge and Wadsworth prepare to push enforcement amid Coolidge's silence and GOP caution.

Times Washington Bureau New York Avenue Washington Senate Borah Frank Coolidge Pennsylvania David A. Reed Lincoln C. Andrews Judiciary Committee Reed Edge New Jersey Wadsworth New York Wets

Miss Dorothy Day to Wed Richard H. Stout at First Friends

Social notes record Miss Dorothy Day engagement to Richard H. Stout set for June 16 at First Friends Church. A May bridge party hosted by Miss Maribel Wineinger featured pink decor, gifts in a pink bell and a large guest list. Other items include American Legion Auxiliary activities, club meetings and teas with numerous local residents and organizations.

Dorothy Day Richard H. Stout First Friends Church Maribel Wineinger Central Ave L. FE. Wineinger J. L. Wilson Mesdames Culver C. Godfrey Joseph Carleton Holbrook Tampa Fla Hermon B. Gray Russell Pierce Viet Dorothy Black Gladys Trick Katherine Lennox Dorothy Atkins Gwendolyn Dorey Dorothy Segur Gertrude Schmidt Dorothy Powell Helen Henkel Marjorie Faith M Hendren Jane Pritchard Reneta Cox Melba Donaldson Dorothy Reynolds Florence Seiders

A Girl of Today in a Store Gossip and Scandal

In a 1920s scene a store workplace gossip erupts after Miss Cleaver collapses in a restroom. A vendor, Mr Robinson, dodges blame while a narrator debates store rules and rumors. Epileptic attack misread as poisoning. Doctor Flint confirms medical cause. bottle with skull label becomes key clue.

Mr. Robinson Miss Cleaver Miss Dean Dort Robinson

Insurance Commissioner rejects partial plan for Integrity shift

State Insurance Commissioner Thomas S. McMurray Jr announced he would not approve any plan that only covers a portion of policy holders. The proposed arrangement would have three large insurers assume risks previously held by the defunct Integrity Mutual Casualty Company of Chicago.

Thomas S. McMurray, Jr Integrity Mutual Casualty Company Chicago McMurray

Irvington Follies Tonight At Church Event

The Irvington Follies presented by St Matthew's Guild of St Matthew's Episcopal Church takes place in School 57 auditorium tonight. Feature acts include Arthur Reynolds known as Art La Pearl, circus producing clown, along with Paul Raymond former Christ Church soloist and Old Time Fiddler Wilson. Pupils of Miss Helene Hibben perform a group of folk dances.

St. Matthew's Guild St. Matthew's Episcopal Church Arthur Reynolds Art’La Pearl Paul Raymond Christ Church Wilson Keith's Helene Hibben

Investigation into drowning of Curtis Jones in rear of Yandes Street

Toroner Paul F. Robinson opened an inquiry into the death of Curtis Jones a 3 year old boy son of Anton Jones of 1216 Yandes Street who was drowned when he fell into an open cistern at the rear of 1206 Yandes Street late Thursday.

Toroner Paul F. Robinson Curtis Jones Negro Anton Jones Yandes St

Pattern order form notice in Indianapolis Times

A brief pattern department notice from Indianapolis asks pattern buyers to send 15 cents for pattern No Size Name Address City and returns the form with payment to receive the pattern.

Indianapolis Times Indianapolis Ind

Youthful Straightline Dress Pattern No 2730

Pattern No 2730 offers a youthful straightline dress with epaulet style shoulder band a straight front collar a novel belt. made from Dunwoodie crepe printed crepe and bordered silks woolens in sizes 36 to 46 inches requires 2 1 2 yards of 40 inch material for 36 inch size. mailed 15 cents with coupon for delivery in about one week.

New York City Colin Pattern Department the Times

Butler University Collegian appoints new editor

Albert Bloemkeer selected editor of the Butler University Collegian by Prof. Henry E. Birdsong. Turpin Datis reappointed business manager. Bloemker, junior class president and Tau Kappa Alpha member, served as associate editor last year. Robert Harrison Dorothy Carroll and Louise Eleanor Ross named associate editors.

Butler Collegian Albert Bloemkeer Butler University Henry E. Birdsong Turpin Datis Bloemker Tau Kappa Alpha Robert Harrison Dorothy Carroll Louise Eleanor Ross Ralph Hiench Dorothy Kinsley

Rites Held for Henry C Sickels at Local Church

Last rites were held for Henry C. Sickels 68 of 2047 North Illinois Street who died Wednesday at Methodist Hospital. He had been a member of the First Presbyterian Church for 54 years with the Rev M L Sickels officiating. Burial was in Crown Hill cemetery. A longtime Indianapolis resident he worked for the Western Union Telegraph Company.

Henry C. Sickels Illinois St Methodist Hospital First Presbyterian Church Sickels M. L. Sickels Burtul Crown Hill Cemetery Indianapolis Western Union Telegraph Company

Marriage Licenses Listed Across Indiana and Nearby States

A list compiles marriage licenses for numerous individuals with ages and addresses including Carl G. Radthe Jr., Frances I. Schacher, Delia Hesiar, Sally Craft, Magdalena Johanige, Ryhan A. Cadden, Edith Jacobson, Harry Garfinkle, Fancy Davis, Thomas Hale, Lewella Pavey, George Weiser, Ceara Pitechler, Joseph Wiese, Edith Meridian, William Barton, Helen Davidson, C White, Myrtle Frye, Paul Quilen, Edith Champion, William Risley, Edith Golding, and others. The entries show varied occupations and locations such as Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, reflecting a broad statewide notice of licenses.

Carl G. Radthe Jr R. KR. C Frances I. Schacher Meridian de Meridian George F. Weiser Eyelid Ohio Ceara L.” Pitechler Orange New York Myrtle M. Frye Blake Geri Paul K. Quilen Edith’ M. Champion Rookwood William H. Risley Fr. Harrison Edith Golding New Jersey Parkesburg Ans

City Council Moves to Create Separate Zoning Appeals Board

Indianapolis council aims to sever the current union with the plan body by establishing a new five member zoning appeals board from which only two would be plan members. The move, backed by the Indianapolis Engineering Society and the Scientech Club, comes as ordinance action set for Monday night.

Board of Zoning Appeals City Plan Commission Plan Body Indianapolis Engineering Society Scientech Club

Women Leaders Engage in Atlantic City Conference Deliberations

Mrs Felix T McWhirter of Indianapolis chairs the American Home committee at the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial in Atlantic City. Dame Rachel Crowdy of London spoke. the federation backed cleaner motion pictures and urged women to avoid health risks of extreme dieting without physician guidance.

Felix T. McWhirter Indianapolis American Home Committee Indiana Federation of Clubs General Federation of Women’s Clubs Atlantic City American Home Institute Woman's Department Club of Rachel Crowdy London League of Nations Henry Ess Missouri Elizabeth Towne Holyoke Mass John D. Sherman

Dear Miss Lee advises girl 15 urged to wait on marriage

A reader aged 15 seeks guidance about an love with a 10 year old boy and parental limits. The advice stresses education, delaying marriage, and avoiding actions that would invite gossip or trouble, urging growth and patience until adulthood.

Miss Lee Marret Marrie Salley Sally Dora

Summer Wives and Absent Husbands in Modern Times

Martha Lee argues for separate vacations to preserve romance. She suggests extended detachments help couples reset, avoid constant grip of each other, and spark renewed conversation. The piece warns of temptation when apart and hints at social outcomes like a double wedding.

Sally

Summer Wife Letters on Keeping Husbands Close

A reader asks Martha Lee for practical ideas to prevent a husband’s infidelity during summer. The column discusses staying near home, arranging child friendly getaways, and practical steps to regain trust and curb wandering. Readers share longing for real, proven outcomes to “get him back.”

Martha Lee Maine Woods Idoyds, Inc Indiana

Two Awakened Girls Discuss Worthiness of Love

A fragment from a letter reveals two young women aged 21 and 24 recount a night out with two men aged 27 and 29. They describe leaving town for a road house, smoking a cigarette, drinking, dancing, and seeking approval from their families and sweethearts. The note questions worthiness of parental and partner love after their escapade.

Martha Lee Ome

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