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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1923
Page
4
Martha Lee argues love is essential for a happy home while money or a home alone fall short. A reader aged 17 seeking marriage guidance is told to wait, avoid hasty alliances, and value love and personal freedom over a rushed home.
Old Glory chapter of the Children of the American Revolution plans a June 16 Flag Day celebration at Senator Samuel M. Ralston's home on Michigan Road. Miss Pauline Curnick leads the program with president-elect duties, assisted by several officers and a chorus directed by Mrs. James Ogden. Georgia Alexander speaks on the Battle of Bunker Hill. groups perform a Riley poem and a flag drill. a noon picnic closes the event. Special guests include state and chapter regents of the D A R and G A R officials.
This guide explains that a beginner can use two patterns a lining pattern and a kimono blouse pattern to create most garments. Experienced sewers can add sleeve patterns, ensure correct size, read instructions, and lay out fabric carefully before cutting.
Greensburg Indiana June 9 plans outline a $300000 development to convert Lake McCoy into a resort with a summer hotel and multiple cottages. The project by Curtis McCoy Ed Siling and Frank Hamilton includes 180 acres of park grounds as part of the lake’s redevelopment.
Multiple W C T U units announce upcoming flower mission events and donations days at various locations including the Home for Aged Women on Capitol Avenue and Fletcher Avenue. Meetings feature devotions, addresses, receptions, and special programs led by local members and leaders. County treasurer reports are due by June 16.
Brides of the past week wore rose and lily motifs at weddings. Mrs Lorn Fralich formerly Miss Helen Lyons wed early in the week. Miss Christine Ireland tied the knot Wednesday at St Paul's Episcopal church. Miss Alicea Atkinson, formerly of 2068S Holmes Ave, wed Wednesday at St Anthony's church.
Local clubs announce meetings this week including Alpha chapter Zeta Theta Psi at 3302 FE Michigan St Monday, George H Chapman W R C No 10 quilting bee Tuesday in Morrison Hall, and multiple Tuesday afternoon gatherings across city venues. oq
Frankfort Indiana trustees said construction of a 45009 dollar annex for Rossville school will begin at once.
A letter from Sam Atherton describes his plea to Beatrice Grimshaw to persuade Sally to admit him to a county hospital. He laments his drinking and its impact on Sally and asks for separate letters urging Sally to allow him into a charitable institution until he improves. He praises Sally’s devotion and notes her career sacrifices and his hope for recovery, ending with reflections on death.
A 17 year old girl asks how to win back a boyfriend after a friend may have spread rumors. The advisor urges direct talk to learn the truth and reassures if rumors are false.
A reader in Louisville Kentucky writes about a long troubled romance with a moving electrician who claimed love but left and later letters stopped arriving. She fears marriage to a current fiancé and asks for guidance to forget and consider others while keeping faith. The adviser urges delaying marriage, continuing social outings, and not dwelling on the past affair.
William Mills, 28, of 908 West Walnut Street, was arrested today on a charge of driving on the left side of the street after his auto collided with a car driven by Julius Glenn of Sheridan Indiana. Both vehicles were damaged.
The note expresses a wish to end life and references an unhappy marriage to a remarkable woman. It mentions John Prescott and Sydney Carton in a cryptic aside, implying a literary or personal connection.
Next week four graduation recitals will be held in the Odeon at 8 15 pm. public invited. Monday features Ruth Fillmore violinist and Frieda Heider soprano with a program including Tartini and Beethoven works. Wednesday showcases Edna Marcella Burrous violinist pianist Frances Wishard with Frank Nusbaum tenor. Thursday presents four short plays by Arthur Bernault’s students. Friday night pianist Frances Wishard with Mildred Johns contralto. Monday 11 June a 4 piano recital by Jessie Rogers Nellie Huntington Nellie Randel of Ladoga with Dorothy Rabb violinist.
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