Social affairs mark weddings and gatherings across the region
A dinner in honor of Miss Eleanor Brennan and George Edward Meredith precedes their Wednesday 10 am wedding at St. Joan of Arc Church. Guests travel from several states as pink roses and delphinium decorate the gathering space. Other events include a season finale for the Indiana Indorsers of Photoplays and a misc shower for Miss Virginia Brown ahead of her June 17 marriage to Lyle Duckshire. A Kati Radio Club anniversary is planned for Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Bingham
Hampton Ct
Eleanor Brennan
George Edward Meredith
Trenton
N. J
St. Joan of Arc Church
Bingham
Thomas Mahaffey
Mary Emily Bingham
Caroline Sweneey
Messrs
Messrs. and Mesdames
Philip Dant
Louisville
Virginia Brown
Henry Brown
Lyle Duckshire
Zella Seery
College Ave
Margaret Hubert
Frieda Emgel
Mabel Carter
Eleanor Cleaver
Irene Reese
Leona Glade
Sara Montgomery
Elizabeth Zeiem
Sadie Flusty
Elaine Stanley
Evelyn Pearson
Opal Goodrich
Mesdames
John R. Priest
Mabel Armstrong
Kati Radio Club
H. A. Rogers
Illinois St
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Josephine
Lewis Ott Ward
Miss Rogers
Mr. Ward
Helen Katherine Ward
Effie M. Morgan
B. Forty-Eighth St
Lavalette Beatrice Stout
Joseph Johnston Schoen
Miss Stout
Cora Tiffin Schoen
Estelle Griggs
Brooklyn
Ind
George Stout
Douglas Leathers
E. J. Trusty
Henry McNeely
Bride to Live in Florida After Wedding
Miss Helen M. Spring becomes Mrs. Robert C. Habig after her Saturday morning wedding. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard S. Spring of 4508 Broadway the bride plans a motor trip through the East with her husband before sailing from New York to Hollywood Florida to establish their home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Habig
Helen M. Spring
Willard S. Spring
Broadway
Big
New York
Florida
Hollywood
Fla
Wedding plans and social events in Indianapolis area
Dinner at Severin hosted by Miss Doris Linn with committee including Miss Margaret Jenkins and Miss Zelma Smith. Guests listed and themes noted. A June 27 wedding for Amelia Sanborn and Mitchell Crist planned at the bride’s home. Various bridal dinners, gifts, and social gatherings described with many attendees and decorations. Swastika Club held a day outing at Christian Park with 67 present and meals served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Severin
Doris Linn
Margaret Jenkins
Zelma Smith
Lillian Moore
Christina Maurer
Louise McCormick
Lauretta Sweet
Emerson Sheldon
LaVere Leet
Swastika Club
Christian Park
Imprint on Zoe Ellington's hand guides mystery plot
Leslie Prescott reports finding a scar imprint on Zoe Ellington's right palm. The group debates its relevance to a jewelry theft and a library silk sample is offered by Roth and Chapman as possible evidence. Tomorrow the letter continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Prescott
Walter Burke
Zoe Ellington
Bill Laidlaw
Laidlaw
Jack
Leslie
Zoe
Dawson
Roth
Chapman
Benson
Legion official named guardianship officer in Indiana
Barnett W. Breedlove, American Legion state service officer, will assume duties as guardianship officer for the Indiana regional office of the U S veterans bureau. He will direct claims of minors and persons mentally deficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnett W. Breedlove
American Legion
Indiana
United States Veterans’ Bureau
John H. Ale
Breedlove
Mutual Trust Key to Happy June Marriages
Martha Lee argues that mutual trust anchors successful marriages. She warns against blind suspicion and highlights how restricting contact or denying a spouse freedom leads to mutual distrust. Trust fosters trustworthiness and strengthens the relationship.
He Is Inconsistent Dear Miss Lee
A letter from an 18 year old asks if a home can be happy with a husband who acts differently than he preaches. The reply says happiness fades when a husband practices for himself what he preaches against for his wife and notes the other woman’s existence is not reassurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lee
Dear Miss Lee Offers Advice On A Troubled Marriage
A letter from an 18 year old describing marital strife and a custody dilemma. The adviser suggests the young mother stay with her family if the husband continues neglectful, keep the home, and consider leaving only if the husband fails to improve. The note weighs the impact on the child and urges calm, firm boundaries and self preservation.
Salmon Timbales and Orange Steamed Pudding Menu
The menu lists breakfast items like prunes cereal and milk, lunch with salmon timbales and creamed peas, and dinner including cod steaks and tomato soup. A school breakfast extra dish is suggested with options such as eggs or lamb chops. Salmon Timbales recipe details and orange steamed pudding start with butter and bread crumbs, salmon, and lemon.
French frock with ruffles and a citrus dessert recipe
A stylish frock features uneven ruffles and a single side belt, described with flair as distinctly French. The piece also shares a citrus flavored dessert method with oranges and kumquats, including a lemon orange sauce and a kumquat cream cheese filling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service, Inc
Todd's Tonic Promises Relief From Digestive Troubles
Mr. R. W. Robertson of Indianapolis reports a nervous breakdown and digestive issues improved after four bottles of Todd's Tonic. He gained weight, escaped spring fever, and credits Todd's Tonic with added resistance to colds. The Haig Drug Co. promotes the wine flavored tonic in Indianapolis and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Robertson
Indianapolis
Ind
Todd
Hang
Union St
Haag
Haig Drug Co
Purdue hears Carnegie head
Dr Frederick P Keppel president of the Carnegie Corporation told Purdue University graduates that adult education needs stronger extension work by colleges and universities. He noted private agencies have led in this area while established institutions have underutilized their agencies. Degrees were conferred on 540 graduates at the commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Lafayette
Ind
Frederick P. Keppel
New York
Carnegie Corporation
Purdue University
Keppel
Fashion Notes On Evening Straps And Fabrics
Fashion hints describe new evening straps in taffeta or soft satin with back yokes, some hems very wide. Chiffon frocks for dancing and georgette for afternoon wear appear with silk serge reviving for coats and suits. Lace trims hats. checked fabrics feature in pajama outfits. tailored oxfords with two eyelets rise in demand. navy kasha cloth dresses and coats receive bright embroidery and piping.
Woman Leader in Tax War in Chicago District Case
The Illinois Legislature’s failure to reapportion districts leaves Chicago short in the State assembly. Cook County commissioners voted not to turn over to the State treasury any taxes they collect in Chicago. The action was sponsored by Mrs. Edward W. Bemis, the board’s only woman member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Chicago
Cook County
Edward W. Bemis
Unknown man found burned in river in Seacaucus
Unidentified man believed tortured by fire with possible motives tied to hijackers or rum runners is found dead in the Hackensack River in Seacaucus. The corpse is wrapped in lead sheets and comforters. Police investigation follows leads from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Secaucus
N. J
Ackensack River
Street reroute drivers around track work in Beech Grove
Due to ongoing track work at Delaware Maryland Streets and Virginia Avenue in Beech Grove the city has established a temporary detour. Cars are diverted west on South Street to Illinois then north to Georgia east to Meridian and north to the usual route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and
Maryland Sts
Virginia Ave
South St
Illinois
Georgia
Meridian
Urge Steps to Oust Churches from World War Plaza
Scientech Club members backed immediate removal of the First Baptist and Second Presbyterian churches from the World War Memorial Plaza site. A Chamber of Commerce meeting approved a letter to Indiana World War Memorial Commission secretary Paul Comstock urging action. The Legislature last session passed a law to settle the removal. The first plaza unit, the American Legion national headquarters, is to be dedicated June 17. A second unit will rise at the northeast corner, with no start date yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientech Club
Second Presbyterian
World War Memorial Plaza
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Comstock
Indiana World War Memorial Commission
American Legion National
Legion
Hearing on Bus Route involves Interstate Public Service Co
The Interstate Public Service Company faces a public hearing on its application to run a motor bus route between Indianapolis and Louisville with intermediate stops. The hearing before the public service commission is set for Monday June 22 and was announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Public Service Company
Indianapolis
Louisville
Public Service Commission
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Washington Blvd
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Santa Monica
Cal
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Michigan Rd
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Maranta
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Ida Timmons
Fresno
Wilma Ballard
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Hatfield Electric Co
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NEW Legion
Martha Lee
Sister Mary’s
United Rug and Linoleum Co
E. Wash. St
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Carnegie
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E. W. Bemis
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LEA & Perrins
Rae Wily Stone
Ohio ST
Lin He
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