Butler Commencement Plans for 152 Graduates
Butler University will hold a commencement for 152 graduates on June 16 at 10 a m on campus if weather allows, or in the chapel if not. Dr Elmer E Bryan of Ohio University will deliver the address. Baccalaureate sermon will be preached June 14 by Dr Robert J Aley, and class day is set for Saturday morning. Alumnae reception on the campus follows a supper and a student production The Piper directed by Rollo A Talcott.
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Butler University
Elmer E. Bryan
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
Robert J. Aley
Rollo A. Talcott
Club ends year with luncheon at Indianapolis Athletic Club
The Hoosier Tourist Club closed the year with a spring guest luncheon at the Indianapolis Athletic Club attended by forty six at one long pink adorned table. President Ms. J. E. Andrews presided and hostesses included Mrs. Herbert K. Fatout and others. program Some Literary Gardens featured Mrs. J. F. Edwards with piano by Mrs. M. D. Didway and a vocal by Mrs. O. P. Heppner.
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Hoosier Tourist Club
Indianapolis Athletic Club
J. E. Andrews
Herbert K. Fatout
John McGinety
C. C. Spurrier
Frank C. Robinson
J. F. Edwards
M. D. Didway
O. P. Heppne
Mesdames
E. E. Mitchell
L. D. Weathers
J. W. Pohlman
J. L. Hampson
Charles Failles
J. A. McKinney
Arthur Wolf
Olive Albert
Charles Schuh
0. B. Heppner
Carrie Dickey
R. C. Smith
Norman Coulton
A. P. Vestal
O. M. Kennedy
J. M. Woods
J. E. Morris
F. P. Woolery
G. A Mellett
Kathryn E. Pickett
Denmare Club Announces Banquet and New Officers
The Denmare Club Inc will host a 7 p m banquet and officer installation at the Athenaeum with new officers including Jack Miller as president Russell Cleary vice president Paul Frame treasurer Ray Endy financial secretary Wallace Heller corresponding secretary Clarence Wilson executive committee chair assisted by H D Anderson and Ernest Frakes The spring dance is planned for June 12 at Broad Ripple Also listed are euchre and card events by local groups and a Twelfth District American Legion convention near LaGrange with nearly 300 delegates and state officers on the program.
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Denmare Club, Inc
The
Athenaeum
Jack Miller
Russell Cleary
Paul Frame
Ray Endy
Wallace Heller
Clarence Wilson
H. D. Anderson
Ernest Frakes
Broad Ripple
Legion
LA Grange
Ind
American Legion
Even in Darkness Blind Pianist Charms Y W C A Concert
Charles Mathes, a blind pianist from South Bend, Indiana, performed at the YWCA concert. He has been blind since age three yet delivered a standard program by Beethoven, Liszt, Rubenstein, Debussy, and Chopin, proving artistry can rise above handicap. The Palace Theater lineup featured the Chalfonte Sisters in Birds of Paradise and several vaudeville acts.
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Walter D. Hickman
Charles Mathes
South Bend
Ind
Mathes
Beethoven
Liszt
Rubenstein
Debussy
Chopin
Palace Theater
Birds of Paradise
Chalfonte
Emil R. Demarest
Strongheart
Change of film bill at Isis and multiple showings
Now appearing in The Tove Master a movie dominates the program with other attractions listed. Engish's shows Here Comes the Bride Tangerine at Keith's, So This Is London at the Mural, Irving's Imperial Midgets at the Lyric, Gentle Julia at the Apollo, After Six Days at Cable Tabernacle, The Perfect Flapper at Circle, Scaramouche at the Ohio, A Son of Sahara at Mister Smith's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engish’s
Keith
Letter from Beatrice Grim Shaw to Sally Atherton
Beatrice writes of secrecy and self expression to Sally, recounting her recent correspondence with Dick. He claims he loves her and asks to win back her trust after past hurt. She wonders if faith and trust in a man can be restored once lost.
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Sally
Paula Perier
Druids Name Leaders At Indiana Grand Grove Convention
Frank A. Engelking of Indianapolis is the new noble grand arch of the Grand Grove of Indiana United Ancient Order of Druids. Other officers elected include F Earl Geider deputy grand lach Fred Von Brunt grand marshall G N Geider grand secretary Albert Crumbo grand guardian all of Indianapolis Frank Shallenberg Richmond grand herald E B Jamison Lafayette grand treasurer and William Hodapp Richmond supreme representative. The 1926 convention will be at Richmond.
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Frank A. Engelking
Indianapolis
Grand Grove
Indiana
United Ancient Order of Druids
Druids Hall
F. Earl Geider
Fred von Brunt
Grand Marshall
G. N. Geider
Albert Crumbo
Frank Shallenberg
Richmond
Grand Herald
E. B. Jamison
Lafayette
William Hodapp
Peach Prices Stable At Indiana Grocers Convention
At the Indiana Retail Grocers annual convention held at the Severin C B Brodbeck of South Bend was elected president succeeding H G Peterson of East Chicago The frost in May reduced the peach crop by about four fifths but prices are not expected to rise this year.
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Indiana
Severin
C. B. Brodbeck
South Bend
H. G. Peterson
East Chicago
Hurt to Begin Prison Term for Manslaughter in Price Death
EVANSVILLE Ind June 5 Thomas Hurt to be taken to prison today to serve a sentence of two to twenty-one years after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the death of Louis Price a butcher Price was shot following a quarrel over change Hurt had been indicted for first degree murder Two hurt in crash Seymour Ind June 5 Mrs Mary Shumway 65 and her son Everett 35 are hospitalized with injuries from a collision between an automobile and an interurban at a street crossing
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Times
Evansville
Ind
Thomas Hurt
Louis Price
Price
Change
Hurt
Seymour
Mary Shumway
Everett
Board of Trade to Elect Dinner and Officers
The Board of Trade will hold a dinner tonight at 6 pm and open its annual meeting. Tickets are on sale for the election of officers next Monday.
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Board of Trade
Indianam Board of Trade
Playgrounds Set to Open Saturday June 21
Forty-one playgrounds will open including four new ones as Edward McBride announces. The city budgets 86 thousand dollars for playgrounds this year, with 25 thousand for municipal theaters, down from 120 thousand in prior years. New playgrounds include Kingan Mikel Sr Highland Park and King ard Michigan Streets. A platform is ready at Twenty Sixth Street beach and a new Rhodius Park swimming pool will be built this summer.
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Edward McBride
Kingan
Mikel Sr
Rhodius Park
Escaped Girls From Clermont Girls School Sought
Police search today for two 17 year old girls who escaped from the Clermont Indiana Girls School on Wednesday. Helen Jenkins and Edna Cockrell fled together wearing blue gingham aprons. A girl at Agnes Street claimed to be Pearl Mohead of Waverly Tennessee and was detained. Another missing girl, Helen Keifer aged 13, from Belle Vue Place, described with blue eyes and brown bobbed hair, was last seen wearing a white middy blouse a red shirt and dark gabardine, with black shoes and stockings.
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Clermont
Ind
Helen Jenkins
Agnes St
Edna Cockrell
Pearl Mohead
Waverly
Tenn
Helen Keifer
Belle Vieu Pl
Cadle Suits Threat Over Religious Film Poster
H A Klyer business manager of the film After Six Days threatens a 100000 dollar damages suit against E Howard Cadle. Klyer says the suit injures business by prohibiting non religious use of Cadle Tabernacle and by denouncing a poster as lewd while Indiana Indorsers of Photoplays found the film unobjectionable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Howard Cadle
H. A. Klyer
Cadle Tabernacle
Klyer
Cadle
Tabernacle
Indiana
Two Suspects Held In Narco Theft Probe
Two men Roscoe Wisey aged 24 of 1444 W Thirty Third St and Lester Johnson aged 24 of 423 E Ohio St were arrested by Patrolmen Ruburh and Oakey at Sixty Third St and College Ave and jailed for Federal authorities on vagrancy charges Police found narcotic syringes and narcotics valued at 11 dollars in their possession Authorities say the narcotics were stolen Wednesday from Dr R T Light Office at Sixty Third and Bellefontaine Sts
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Ruburh and
Oakey
Sixty-Third St
College Ave
City Prison
Roscoe Wisey
Thirty- Third St
Lester Johnson
Ohio St
Dr. R. T. Light
Sixty-Third
Bellefontaine Sts
Goldstein Brothers to Acquire Adjacent Property
Goldstein Brothers, proprietors of a Delaware and Washington Street department store, will take possession of the adjacent property formerly occupied by Gus Habich Company’s sporting goods store early next week. They plan to construct an eight story building on the site.
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Goldstein Brothers
Delaware and
Washington Sts
Gus Habich Company
Thelma Blossom to Wed Ralph Wheeler in Chicago
Local society notes detail Thelma Blossom and Ralph E. Wheeler's upcoming wedding set for Saturday in Chicago. Luncheons, bridge parties, and assorted entertainments precede the ceremony with friends and family from Indianapolis, Lafayette, and Newport attending. Theos: includes lists of attendants, color schemes, and related social events tied to the nuptials.
The Kitchen As The Workshop Of The Home
A Washington Bureau bulletin shows how to arrange and equip a kitchen for efficiency. It covers walls ceilings floors utensils storage and working surfaces and offers tips to transform a kitchen into a comfortable, convenient space. Readers can request the bulletin by mailing a coupon with 5 cents in stamps.
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Washington
Indianapolis Times
New York Ave
Miss Blessing Heads to California with Blessing Parents
Miss Ann Blessing will leave July 1 for California with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Blessing of 3047 N Illinois St. They will establish a home in the West.
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Ann Blessing
California
Mrs
Herbert Blessing
N. Ilinois St
West
Double wedding planned at Third Christian Church
Rinehart will wed Earl Swan and Miss Dean Rinehart in a June 18 ceremony at the Third Christian Church. Wednesday night tables for fifteen featured pink and blue decor, with gifts in two baskets hung by ribbons. Mrs. Dallenhall and her mother assisted. Mrs. E. E. Butler hosted luncheon for Miss Alwina Selka and Ralph Duncan amid garden flowers and corsages. Isabella Wolf to marry Weldon Crum of South Bend on June 19 was feted at the Polly Primm tea room. Mary Royse, set to wed Glenn O’Conner July 2, received a shower. J. J. Briggs hosted dinner for Cece lia Ittenbach and Edward Barker, with a regular dinner dance at the Indianapolis Country Club. A shore dinner was planned for Thursday night June 12.
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Iss Thelma Blossom
Ralph E. Wheeler
Chicago
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Lola Noble
Varen Hitz
Helen Spring
Mary MacClelland
Donald C. McClelland
la Fayette
Ind
R. E. Glossom
Wheeler
Robert Moore
New Jersey St
Julia Tutewiler
Toarry Myron D. Taylor
Moore
David G. Wiley
Bloomington
Miss Ruth Early
A. W. Early
Clarence O'Dell Miller
Ft. Wayne
Myra Jane Meyers
Mrs. Early
Ruth
Mesdames
Clyde 8 Dyer
A.E. Chambers
C. E. Binkley
Clifford Myers
W. E. McKee
Myron J. McKee
Edith Jane Dyer
Esther Chambers
Martha Whetstine
Ida Whetstine
Wade St
Arthur Chevalier
Noo
St. Pauls Episcopal Church
Lewis Brown
Perry Whetstine
Ralph M. Drybrouch
Chevallier
Meridian St
Rinehart
Earl Swan
Dean Rinehart
Morris Pearson
Third Christian Church
Dallenhall
Edward M. Lentz
E. E. Butler
Gus Soutter
Fred W. Wagner
Polly Primm
Alwina Selka
Ralph Duncan
Mr. Duncan
Isabella Wolf
Weldon H. Crum
South Bend
Norma Ryan
Nests
English
Mary Royse
Glenn O'Conner
Marie
Velma O'Conner
Indianapolis Country Club
Choice of Friends in Dear Martha Lee Column
Dear Sue doubts a friend's loyalty as she pressures Martha Lee to drop a friend with a bad reputation. Martha counsels focusing on the friend's well being and self-respect rather than protecting Sue's own image, urging reflection on love and loyalty.
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Martha Lee
Sue
Dear Miss Lee A broken heart letters seek guidance
A young married woman writes that her husband is mean and dismisses her efforts, restricting her life and causing her to feel unloved. She asks what an average woman would do and whether leaving would place blame. The adviser suggests separation could be understandable if the husband’s account differs.
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Miss Lee
Movie Fan Letters Question Valentino Pickford and Murray
In Seymour Indiana on June 5 an audience inquiry vents opinions on Rudolph Valentino Jack Pickford and Mae Murray asking if Valentino remains popular with film fans whether Pickford is truly handsome and whether Murray is French and lively at home The same item notes the Crothersville State Bank receivership distributing twenty five percent of about 1200 claims and a loss over 100000 born from a September closing by the Indiana banking department.
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Martha Lee
Rudolph Valentino
Jack Pickford
Mae Murray
Hollywood
Mr. Valentino
Mr. Pickford
Jack
Miss Murray
Seymour
Ind
Crothersville State Bank
Frank L. Schornick
Indiana Banking Department
DePauw Honors Senator Ralston at 85th Commencement
In Greencastle Indiana on June 5 DePauw University conferred 203 degrees led by Senator Samuel M. Ralston who received a Doctor of Laws. Honorary degrees went to Thomas W. Nadal Clarence Edwin Flynn and Paul Hutchinson. George R. Grose who is to become bishop received the presidency and resignation of trustees was accepted.
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Greencastle
Ind
DePauw University
Samuel M. Ralston
Thomas W. Nadal
Drury College
Springfield
Clarence Edwin Flynn
M. E. Church
Bloomington
D. C
Paul Hutchinson
Christian Century
D. D
George R. Grose
C. E. Bacon
Henry H. Hornbrook
Indianapolis
of Ten
Hugh Ms. Dougherty
Japan honors Woods as ambassador departs Tokyo station
More than 10 000 people cheered United States Ambassador Cyrus Woods at Tokyo station as he arrived to take a train for Yokohama. He will sail home Friday after resigning in protest against the American exclusion bill.
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United Press
Tokio
Japan
United States
Cyrus Woods
Tokio Station
Yokohama
Freckles fade with Othine double strength treatment
An advertisement promotes Othine double strength to remove freckles. Apply nightly and morning with an ounce typically sufficient to clear the skin. The ad claims even dark freckles begin to disappear with a lighter complexion, guaranteed money back if unsuccessful.
Lyko tonic touted to restore vigor and health coast to coast
Reports from across the country describe run-down men and women regaining strength and vitality after using Lyko. The tonic allegedly aids digestion and liver and kidney function, includes a mild laxative, and is claimed to lift energy and overall health, with many praising dramatic improvements.
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Ple
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Newport, Ky
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Ludlow
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Woodsland Dr
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Hoyt Ave
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Osman Mfg. Co
Covi
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J. J. Briggs
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