Socials and weddings fill a busy week
Christine Ireland will wed Raymond H. Maguire at St Pauls Episcopal Church with a ceremony conducted by Rev. Lewis Brown. The service features harp music and a rose petal procession, followed by a reception at the bride’s home and out of town guests.
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Christine Ireland
Emmett L. Ireland
Raymond H. Maguire
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Lewis Brown
H. Carson
Betty Wall
Caroline Maguire
Edna Barcus
Georgette
Catherine Whittington
Elsie Milner
Betty Graff
Clifford Wyman
Frank Wall
James Woods
Ralph Richardson
Karl Schwemeyer
R. J. Siegmund
Laura Holland
James Wilhite
Blanche Maguire
Charles Wharton
Carrie Thompson
Alma Koehne
D. M. Jones
William Fell
Frances Fell
Edgar Claypool
Crawfordsville
Frances Shanks
James Crawford Mitchell
Byterian
Lillian E. Schmidt
G. Whhmidt
Montcalm St
George B. Moss
Frederick Taylor
Gladys Schmidt
George Mess
Mess
Chester
Great Lakes
Chester St
Arthur Mess
Ft. Wayne
Calif Monteries
Russell Montcries
Greenfield
Lulu Witter
Liberty T WN
Jane Roses
Hilda Jane Wright
Elmer Wright
Rader St
Haywood Gentry
J. M. Gentry
J. R. Fife
Freda Wright
Bride
S. F. Evans
Gentry
Chicago
Southeastern Ave
Ross Layton
Clarksville
Earl N. Daggy
Little Daughter
Richmond
Don’t Forget Your Cape When You’re Bathing
A fashion note urges beachgoers to wear a waterproof wrap with their bathing suits. Wraps come in silk checks and stripes, matching or contrasting with outfits, and are essential for the trip to the beach.
Care of Babies in Summer Health guidance for pasteurized milk use
The Indianapolis Times outlines summer infant care from the U S Public Health Service. It stresses milk safety, recommending mother’s milk or certified cow’s milk, pasteurized milk if needed, and home pasteurization steps with bottle care, nipples, and a salt of feeding guidelines. It advises orange juice with bottle feedings, gradual formula adjustments, limited feeding time, and avoiding patent foods and condensed milk as primary nutrition.
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Indianapolis Times
United States Public Health Service
Dear Martha Lee Boy Advises a Wild Car Friend
A 20 year old writer asks how to handle a friend who values partying over saving. Martha Lee urges steadfast friendship without preaching and suggests introducing him to a steady, attractive girl who shares his values, while not letting him drag you down.
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Martha Lee
Buster
Dear Miss Lee Readers Letters on Love at Fifteen
A reader asks if a 15 year old girl knows real love and about dating. Answers suggest a 15 year old should not have a sweetheart, a girl could visit a boyfriend's mother, and theater outings depend on ages with group attendance. The note ends with MR A M apologizing for unavailable address.
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Miss Lee
Jack
Brown
Dear Peggy and the Navy Reunion Hint
Advice column where Peggy asks how to reconnect with a vanished navy suitor. The counselor urges patience, suggests Peggy avoid moping, and advises letting the young man take the next step while she socials with others to ease the wait.
Dear Dream Girl Should I Try To Win Him Or Move On
A teen writer asks whether to rekindle with a long time boyfriend or pursue new interests in Cincinnati. The adviser urges not to limit herself to one and suggests sending a note of apology if she was at fault while letting him make the first move if he was to blame.
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Jack
Dear Miss Lee Etiquette Advice for a Young Girl
A reader asks about going to a show with a boy and bringing him home, giving a sick friend a good gift, and whether to speak to a boy who wants to get acquainted. The reply allows a companion home in daylight but warns against night outings, suggests books or fruit as gifts, and says to define friendship while avoiding romance.
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Miss Lee
Mon Amour Letters and Sydney Carton Blend
A mixed set of intimate letters and a telegram excerpt reveal romantic entanglements. Paula Perier writes to John Alden Prescott lamenting unrequited love and illness while Sydney Carton chides Prescott in a playful, moralizing tone. The fragment ends with a note: NEXT telegrams and calls as preparations to leave.
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John Alden Prescott
Mon Ami
Mon Jacque
Paul
Sydney Carton
Radium Health Promise With Degnen Pad At Your Doorstep
Advertises Degnen's Radio Active Solar Pad claiming radium improves nerves blood flow and general health for all incomes. Offers trial with no charge if unsatisfied and invites readers to request free literature from Radium Appliance in Los Angeles.
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Degnen
Bradbury Bldg
Los Angeles
Calif
To Have Curly Wavy Hair Like Nature’s Own
A vintage ad touts Silmerine to create long lasting curls and waves. It claims harmless use with a toothbrush and easy purchase at drug stores. The product supposedly keeps hair fluffy soft and glossy, protecting sorings in wind and heat for outdoor wear.
W. H. Day Performs Musical Program
The article notes W. H. Day will present a musical program. It also mentions fashion trends with fancy pumps and violet kid shoes embellished with black patent leather bands. Skirts return to even hems while capes show limited tipping with deep points over the hips.
New Handbags Feature Colorful Handkerchief Rings
A fashion note highlights the latest handbags with a small ring on the handle to thread a decorative handkerchief. The trend adds color and flair to accessories this season.
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Haversticks Park
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Music Federation of America
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Zeta
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Murat
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Ellenberger Woods
Ladies of the Heath Memorial Church
Reading Club
Spades Park
Past Chiefs Association of
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Fifteenth St
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P. O. of A
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England
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MR. A. M
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Columbia Graphophore Company
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Walker CO
Nn Ry
Art Landry
Call of the North Orchestra
Barnard & Scarth
Johnny Clark & CO
Hallen & Day
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Stanley Chapman
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Jane Halcomb
Kahn Bldg
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Rochester
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Indianapolis
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Mass. Ave
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Wiley
Peck & Harris
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