Early Morning Wedding at St Joseph Church
Miss Kathleen Kiley wed George Glass in a 6:30 am ceremony at St Joseph Church. Officiating was Mgr Francis Dowd with organist Marie Filcer. attendants included Edith Gott and Robert Glass. The couple will reside at 1226 College Ave after a Chicago trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Church
Kathleen Kiley
Wiliam F. Kiley
Bellefontaine St
George Glass
George M. Glass
N. Walcott St
Mgr
Francis Dowd
Marie Filcer
Miss Filcer
Edith Gott
Robert Glass
Miss Gott
Walley
Chicago
Glass
College Ave
Labor Leaders Fault GOP Labor Planks
Adolph J. Fritz of the Indiana State Federation of Labor criticizes the Republican labor plank as unsatisfactory. He praises the Democratic proposal to amend the workmen's compensation act and notes no Republican action. Fritz alleges the GOP plank was drafted under Indiana Manufacturers Association dictation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph J. Fritz
Indiana State Federation of Labor Central Labor Union
Labor Temple
Indiana Manufacturers Association
Association
Pageant at Joan Herron Art Institute Opens Exhibition
After the Ages of Beauty pageant at the Joan Herron Art Institute the annual student exhibition was to be opened. Diplomas would be presented to graduates by Evans Woollen, president of the Art Association of Indianapolis. More than fifty girls acted in the pageant directed by Oakley Richey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Herron Art Institute
Evans Woollen
Art Association of Indianapolis
Oakley Richey
A Midsummer Night's Dream staged by School No 51 pupils
The graduating class of School No 51 Olney Street and Roosevelt Avenue will perform A Midsummer Night's Dream to benefit the school stage fund. The mothers committee sponsors the show to support the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of Mothers
Olney St
Roosevelt Ave
Purdue engineering summer camp at McCormicks Creek Canyon Park
The Purdue University engineering department started a summer camp at McCormick's Creek Canyon State Park on Monday. It will run for several months and become a permanent feature each year, announced Richard Lieber, conservation director. A mess hall for 200 and Army tents house the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University Engineering Department
McCormick's Creek Canyon State Park
Richard Lieber
Sheriff Holds Man After Abducting Woman With Children
Sheriff Safe Scott of Martinsville Ind telephoned the police today to detain a man accused of forcing a woman and her two children ages 6 and 9 to flee their home. The wife reportedly left with all the husband’s money. Two Hartsville farmers John Patriot and David Galbraith were seriously injured when struck by a motor bus while on horses. Galbraith’s prognosis is uncertain. Charles Henry was convicted of murder and jailed to begin a life sentence in Michigan City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safe Scott
Martinsville
Ind
Scott
United Press
Columbus
Hartsville
John Patriot
David Galbraith
Galbraith
Shelbyville
Charles Henry
Jesse Louden
Indianapolis
Michigan City
Missing contractor Sparks hunt in Anderson
Anderson June 10. Search continues for W. H. Shrout a 50 year old building contractor who disappeared after Saturday. Police and volunteers comb local areas seeking clues to his whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Anderson
Ind
W.H. Shrout
Shrout
Indianapolis Woman Politician Quietly Wins Votes
Miss Betsy Jewett Edwards of Indianapolis, national Republican convention participant, praises the woman politician as diligent and vote driven. She argues women canvass house to house, prefer merit over blare, and work while men eat, unlike many male politicians who prioritize meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Donn Sutton
NEA
Cleveland
Betsy Jewett Edwards
President Coolidge
Indianapolis War Days Shown at Tomlinson Hall
Coburn war film presents a pictorial record of Indianapolis during World War days. Disabled American Veterans of the World War sponsor the show with Coburn cameramen capturing key events. Hundreds may recognize themselves in the scenes shown Monday evening and again tonight and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Tucker
Coburn
Tomlinson Hall
Writers' Club Annual Dinner At Polly Primm Tea Room
Between forty and fifty guests attended the Writers' Club dinner held Tuesday night at the Polly Primm Tea Room. The event featured pink and white peony decorations and a program organized by Mrs. Blanche G. Williams, including the reading of a play by Mrs. G. R. Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Writers’ Club
Polly Primm
Blanche G. Williams
G. R. Guild
Social events honor Ruth Early with bridal plans in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis readers learn of numerous social gatherings. Miss Ruth Early’s engagement to Clarence O’Dell Miller of Fort Wayne is announced with a linen shower and bridge party hosted by Miss Helen Coffey. Other notes include theater party for Charles Massinger of the Aborn Opera Company, a marriage ceremony for Edith Jackson and Norman Beatty, and various circle meetings and upcoming weddings across Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Early
Clarence
Joan Baylor
Florence Mast
Angola
Ind
Myron McKee
Coffey
J. W. Coffey
Edith Jane Dyer
Charles Massinger
Abcorn Opera Company
Indianapolis Delta Upsilon
Keith's
Massinger
Herbert T. Wagner
N. Talbott Ave
Aborn Company
Mr Massinger
Loretta Sheridan
Eleanor Edson
Edith Bradford
Venice Brosseau
Geraldine
Eric Titus
Edith G. Jackson
Ed Jackson
Norman M. Beatty
Josephine Beatty
Jackson
Washington St
C. T. Paul
College of Missions
Indiana University
Beatty
Medical
Diet detail and recipes from a 1924 meal plan
A NEA Service 1924 diet page lists meal components and totals for several dishes. It provides calories protein fat carbohydrate and iron for items like gluten muffins salt pork white sauce and lobster salad, with cooking methods and serving notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service, Inc
Weight Gain Menu for Daily Calorie Plan from 1924
A 1924 NEA Service calorie list detailing a full day’s meals. It enumerates portions for cereal with banana and sugar, cream, poached eggs on toast, soups, salads, meats, vegetables, potatoes, breads, desserts, and drinks with a total of 4218 calories and 473 grams of protein. It notes serving suggestions for cold cream, sweetening, and vanilla or nut flavoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service, Inc
Good Manners Wears His Hat In Opera House Foyer
A brief item notes a gentleman who keeps his high hat on while walking about the foyer of the opera house, even when leaving his coat in the box or orchestra chair. The piece emphasizes proper conduct and appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tleman
Patent Leather Care Tips From A Historic Page
The article suggests using patent leather milk or sweet oil to polish patent leather shoes. It also recommends placing eggshells in a tea kettle to absorb mineral deposits from hard drinking water and keep the kettle clean.
Chinese Embroidered Skirts Shape New Gowns and Scarves
Chinese skirts once used as table runners or scarfs are being mixed with plain fabrics to create skirts and gowns. The trend blends traditional textile work with modern silhouettes.
Doll House Advice on Home Oriented Girls
A columnist and a worried mother discuss a girl’s early focus on home and husband, stressing love over material comforts and warning parents to guard daughters from risky social trips. The exchange emphasizes common sense, maturity, and protective guidance in dating and independence.
Dear Miss Lee Advice on Marriage and Love
A young woman seeks guidance about marrying an older suitor despite fear of unhappy married life. She recalls her father’s disapproval and family losses, noting she would live with her sister after her father’s illness and mother’s death. The adviser counsels delaying until in love and avoiding control over her sister’s household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lee
Tear Miss Lee
A reader asks about a sophomore high school girl dating a boy five miles away from her. She wonders why he did not write after a three week period and what to do next. A second query asks if a gentleman should take a lady’s arm when walking or crossing streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lee
Letters reveal love triangle and hidden feelings across friendships
Sally Atherton writes to Beatrice Grimshaw about heartbreak and suspicions of Sydney Carton's feelings for Leslie. John Alden Prescott's wife may be pursued by others, with Leslie unaware, as tension rises between husband, friend, and wife during the upcoming visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beet
Bee
Dick Summers
Paula Perler
John Alden Prescott
John Alden
Leslie
Sydney Carton
Sydney 4
Carton
New York
Europe
NEA Service, Inc
Lawyers Plan Summer Outing At Lacoma Farms
The Indianapolis Bar Association will hold its annual summer outing Saturday afternoon and evening at Lacoma Farms on Ninety Sixth Street west of Spring Mill Road. The Lawyers Club will also attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Bar Association
Lacoma Farms
Ninety- Sixth St
Spring Mill Road
Lawyers Club
Persistent Boy Harasses High School Girl for Months
A girl asks how to stop a boy from following her at church and school. The adviser suggests continuing to treat him coolly. the behavior may fade with time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mips
Lee
No Tax Reduction for Corporations Under 1924 Act
M Bert Thurman, collector of internal revenue, states corporations do not receive a 25 percent tax cut under the 1924 revenue act. The corporate income tax remains 12 percent, the same as 1923. Capital stock tax returns for the period ending June 20 1925 are due in July, with an extension to Sept 30 due to blank delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bert Thurman
Internal Revenue
Thurman
Derailed to Police Charged with DUI After Track Ride
Raymond Reechey of 1332 Burdsal Blvd. faces an operating while intoxicated charge. Railroad detective W. H. Wayland arrested Reechey after he attempted to drive along railroad tracks, fearing he would pass a block signal and sent him to city prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Reechey
Burdsal Blvd
W. H. Wayland
Heechey
Reechey
Wayland
City
June Bride for Miss Marie Lyons and Edward Sexton
The marriage of Miss Marie Lyons to Edward James Sexton will be held June 19 at St. Anthony's Church with Rev. Albert H. Busald officiating. Bridesmaid Hazel Barrett and flower girl Mary Catherine Sexton participate, along with page Thomas Edward Lyons, best man Stephen Anderson, and ushers Lawrence and Francis Lyons. The couple will attend the Democratic National Convention in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ferris
H. M. Ferris
Pennsylvania St
Calvin Owen Warren
Indianapolis
Thomas W. Grafton
Third Christian Church
Evelyn Ferris
Wayne Burdsall
Mariam Meginniss
Charles L. Vann
N. Wallace St
Burdsall
Mary Hill
Lafayette
Russell Williamson
Paul Williamson
Kansas City
Mildred Tipton
James L. Tipton
Graceland Ave
Dean FP. Stubbs
Indianapolia
SS. Peter and Paul
Miss Montani
Victoria Mountani
Lenora
Helen Montani
Muarle Hanson
Paul McNamara
Ferdinand V Montani
Raymond L. Hinkle
Hazel Barrett
Mary Catherine Sexton
Thomas Edward Lyons
Stephen Anderson
Lawrence and
Francis’ Lyons
New York City
Winona Lake Chautauqua Hosts Child Health Week
Questionnaires sent to those interested in child health for the Winona Lake chautauqua July 7 to 12 outline clinics health talks and child examinations. Dr Ada Schweitzer and Dr N Maude Arthur attend the AMA meeting in Chicago and will lecture on Parenthood Responsibility. The U S Department of Labor children bureau cooperates in the program with an open forum for discussion and questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Lake Chautauqua
Ada E. Schweitzer
Division of
Infant and Child Hygiene
State Board of Health
American Medical Association
Chicago
Winona
N. Maude Arthur
U. S. Department of Labor Children's Bureau
Students Dedicate Bronze Tablet at Wallace Foster School
Students present a bronze tablet in memory of Capt. Wallace Foster to be unveiled at Wallace Foster School located at 2100 North Illinois Street. The ceremony Wednesday at 3 p.m. features Rev. Ambrose Dunkel as speaker, Mrs. Hazel Knowlton presenting, E. A. Graff delivering acceptance, and Miss Mary Edith Foster unveiling the tablet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt
Wallace Foster
Illinois St
Ambrose Dunkel
Hazel Knowlton
E. A. Graff
Mary Edith Foster
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George
Herron
Purdue Engineering Department
Henry
Miss Edwards
Butler University
Irvington
Child Conservation League of
Amer
W. H. Burgess
Downey Avenue
F. L. Dallow
James PF. Nlall
G. H. Winchell
Martha J. Stubbs
Arban Rel
Oscar Brechtel
Bremen
Donald Snyder
South Bend
Indiana
Snyder
J. C. Smith
New Jersey St
Carl L. Rost
Central Ave
Emma Volland
Raffaela Montani
Hllinois St
Virginia
Roy Haneen
Farle Doyle
W. Twenty- Seventh St
Eister Mars Kitchen
Martha Lee
Counse
Sally Atherton
Beatrice Grimshaw
Miss Marie Lyons
Nation
Sieve Osman Mfg. Co
Covington, Ky
Dr. Schweitzer
Banner Furniture CO
Fountain Square
Virginia Ave
Liberal
Edison Electric Company
East
Ohio Street
American Electrical Heater Company
Detroit
Indianapolis Light
Monument Circle
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