Speed ad BOOTLEGGERS' KING REPORTED FALLEN
The king of bootleggers George Remus has fallen. He faces a one year jail term starting July 1 in Troy Ohio for maintaining a nuisance linked to Death Valley liquor operations. Remus planned a larger business before his appeal failed and authorities awaited his return to prison.
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Remus
Indianapolis
Department of Justice
St. Louis
Troy
Ohio
Death Valley
Chicago
Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Federal Grand Jury
Jack Dante
Tiger
Imogene
Jack Daniel
Atlanta
Daniel
Indianapolis club hosts guest day luncheon with Flag Day decor
A guest day luncheon at the Indianapolis Athletic Club drew Monday Club members and guests. The program featured Mrs. J. M. Dungan and a slate of speakers, with patriotic red white and blue decor and floral centerpieces. Several social events followed, including a bride tea for Dorothy Day and notes on upcoming weddings and society gatherings across Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Monday Club
I. E. Brokaw
J. M. Dungan
Charles W. Field
Edgar R. Eskew
Clayton H. Ridge
John W. Noble
Henry Blume
Carl Spencer
George Warmoth
Harris Holland
Samuel Copeland
Frances Champion
F. E. Files
Wayne Reddick
Dorothy Day
Richard Harding Stout
Russell Pierce Vest
Gwendolyn Dorey
Dorothy Reynolds
Miss Day
Mesdames
Oliver H. Stout
Philip Leonard Johnson
Donovan Hoover
Lois Mona Rushton
Plainfield
Ind
Elizabeth Theilan
Tarrytown
N. Y
Mary Biggerstaff
Wabash
Gertrude Schmidt
Dorothy Watkins
Marjorie Hendren
Gladys_ Trick
Reneta Cox
Helen Payne
Mildred Johns
Maribel Wineinger
Emily Brossman
Dorothy Powell
Harriet Kistner
W and Day by Alllene Sumner Locked Out
The National Woman's party of America has been locked out of the International Suffrage Alliance in Paris. This faction, a newer name for militant suffrage, argues for an equal rights amendment to end all special treatment, backing equal pay but opposing protective legislation for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Woman's Party of America
International Suffrage Alliance
Paris
Suffrage Party
Women of America
National League of Women Voters
Doctor debunks old wives’ notions of food
A prominent doctor criticizes diet myths saying tomatoes do not thin blood and that oranges milk and berries are fine for breakfast. He argues citrus does not curdle the stomach and that brown and white eggs share equal value while fish is not brain food and raisins are less nutritious than many other foods.
London Fathers Council Formed Promoting Parental Duty
A fathers council organized in London aims to stress fathers responsibilities to children. The piece also notes German bobless bobs and a German invention described as the English breakfast roll. It mentions Chicago socialites like Edith Rockefeller McCormick desiring hair styles that are neither fully bobbed nor long in back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Chicago
Gold Coast
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Beauty Costs and Changing Beauty Standards
A historical reflection contrasts ancient Greek fines and Roman cosmetics with modern delays in lawmaking and poetry. The piece notes American women spend about 5 million dollars daily on beauty while men contribute by supporting the household and admiring the display of domestic goods and appearance.
Mrs Payne to Begin Two Months Trip to Virginia and New York
Mrs. Herbert A. Payne of 221 Fifteenth Street leaves Wednesday for a two month journey. She plans first to visit her mother at Shoreham in Virginia Beach Virginia, then stay with Mr and Mrs Ralph C Payne at Shore Acres Mamorroneck Long Island New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert A. Payne
Fifteenth St
Virginia
L. W. Roberson
Shoreham
Virginia Beach
Ralph C. Payne
Shore Acres
Mamorroneck, L. 1
N. Y
Armchair remedy for home harmony proposed in Martha Lee column
A reader issue suggests a large cozy armchair as a cure for marital strife and dating delays. Martha Lee endorses humor and togetherness, echoing J F F's idea that shared comfort reduces hard feelings and may reduce divorces.
Dear Miss Bee Advice on Keeping Boyfriend From Other Girls
A reader aged 18 asks how to keep a 20 year old boyfriend from dating other girls. The columnist recommends not trying to control him and suggests dating others instead to avoid antagonism, concluding to let well enough alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bee
Dear Mise Lee How to Get a Date in School Romance Advice
A teen letter asks for dating guidance from a guidance columnist. Two sixteen year old girls describe social pressure at Tech High, noting looks, clothing, and cautious approach to dating while seeking practical tips for securing a date with boys who show casual interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Sixteen
Mise Lee
Frandy
Toy
Nevey
Birthday Letter Dilemmas From a Quiet Adolescent
A reader asks about sending a gift to a boy for his upcoming birthday. The answer warns against escalating affection from a stranger and suggests the boy may be indifferent or unsure. It notes the risks of embarrassment or pride in a early romance and advises restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lee
Gun metal hosiery gains popularity in dark frock styles
A fashion note describes gun metal hosiery as giving a sheer black look that complements dark frocks, becoming more popular than nude shades in current wear.
Pattern for today is 2496 frock for warm weather wear
The Times advertises pattern No. 2496 a light summer frock with inverted plait at center front. It suggests white linen or flannel or tub silk for dressier looks, notes yardage for size 36 and lists sizes 16 years and 36 to 42 inches. Readers are invited to mail 15 cents with coupon to obtain the pattern. Delivery about one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Pattern Department
the Times
Local engagements and weddings announced with dates
Mrs. Lydia Page Bowlus reports Ruth Josephine Bowlus to A Worth Gregory wed on June 12. home at 2751 Bellefontaine after July 1. Mrs. Margaret Barrett announces Margaret Barrett to John M. Laker with Holy Cross Church ceremony on June 22. Wedsley C. Chistena's daughter Catherine to Clifford Patton wed June 6 in Albany, Ga. Dorothy Lloyd Burns to Wallie Chilton married June 12. Clinton couple to reside at 533 Linwood Ave after July 1.
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Lydia Page Bowlus
Pleasant St
Ruth Josephine
A. Worth. Gregory
Gregory
Bellefontaine St
Margaret R. Barrett
State Ave
Margaret
John M. Laker
Mary Laker
Eleventh St
A. m
Holy Cross Church
Wedsley C. Chistena
Cornelius Ave
Katherine
Clifford Edgar Patton
Rushville
Ind
Vero Beach
Fla
Albany, Ga
William Burns
Boulevard Pl
Dorothy Lloyd Burns
Wallie Chilton
Mrs. Clinton
Linwood Ave
Y W C A Girls Plan Riverside Picnic Tuesday
Y W C A notes call for Y B W C girls to meet at 6 45 p m carry picnic supper then go to Riverside Park for an evening picnic. Industrial Clubs skip supper but host an Evening With the Stars on the Blue Triangle Hall roof at 7 39 central building. Delegates to Camp Gray Industrial Conference will be told of pageant practices this week. Minnie Lewis Crum elected club delegate to the Young Business Women's Conference at Camp Gray Michigan July 24 31. Browning Class meets Tuesday at 9 50 a m at Mrs Leo K Fesler’s home 2126 General Ave.
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Riverside
Park
Blue Triangle Hall
Camp Gray Industrial Conference
Minnie Lewis Crum
Young Business
Camp Gray
Michigan
Browning
Leo. K. Fesler
General Ave
Floating Doctor Flint and a Dine with Joan Meredith
In a Morton Department Store tale, Judy Dean juggles a dinner plan with Joan Meredith and a prior engagement with Jerry Hathaway while clash with Doctor Flint over a bottle found in a restroom. After hours, she resists his office summons, until the store closes. Jerry reacts with anger.
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Angie
Meredith
Judy
J. Dh
Jerry
Jerry Hathaway
Joan Meredith
Counter
Doctor Flint
Fresh Strawberry Filling Recipe From Readers
Readers’ recipe note offers fresh strawberry filling using 1 cup berries 3 4 cup powdered sugar 1 8 teaspoon salt and 1 egg white. Drain juice crush berries fold in sugar and salt beat until stiff for about ten minutes. Shared by Gertrude Gehring of 1733 S Talbott St Indianapolis Ind.
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Gertrude Gehring
S. Talbott St
Indianapolis
Ind
Boy in stolen auto nabbed after car theft
Patrolman Willis Thompson arrested a 15 year old youth in an auto stolen from downtown Sunday night at Tibbs Ave and Michigan St. Ralph Parker Martinsville owned the car. The boy was charged with vehicle taking and sent to the detention home. Police at Shelbyville hold two youths named John Hoffman Bridgeport and Richard Rikhoff North Vernon driving a Florida bearing auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Thompson
Tibbs Ave
Michigan St
Ralph Parker
Martinsville
Shelbyville
Ind
John Hoffman
Bridgeport
Richard Rikhoff
North Vernon
Florida
Aes
New Garfield Park Baptist Church Dedicated
Garfield Park Baptist Church at Southern Ave and Shelby St was dedicated Sunday with morning and evening services. Rev. T. J. Parsons spoke on The Victorious Church and Rev. Frederick E. Taylor delivered the dedication sermon with additional evening programs by Sunday school departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Park Baptist Church
Southern Ave
Shelby St
T. J. Parsons
The
Baptist Observer
Frederick E. Taylor
First Baptist Church
Navy blue crepe frock with white collar and cuffs
A navy blue crepe frock of this season features a white collar and cuffs with bright red accents at a key point, creating a striking two tone effect suitable for current fashion.
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George Remus
George
National Road
George Snider
Sherif
Hert Morgan
Indiana
Beta Phi Mother's Club
C. G. Kreider
C. E Flowers
W. E. Rich
A. A. Ogie
H. H. Brooks
Earl R. Cox
Leo R. Shay
D. P. Shay
N. Parker Ave
St. Mary's College
St. Mary's
Kan
Virginia Dunkle
Ralph Norris Clark
Mildred Foxworthy
James Greene Morgan
Howard H. Bates
Kenwood Ave
Howard
Joseph T. Moore
Esther Whitney
University of Michigan
Adrian College
Mary Whitney
Adrian
Morris Dunn
Carrollton Ave
Beulah Wright
Paul D. Frame
Alpha Alumnae Association
Delta Gamma Sorority
Brown Bowl
Mackinac Island
Mich
Mesdames Dudley A. Smith
J. Dwight Peterson
Clifford Miller
Louise Cheney
Mary Smith
Edna Nowland
Eleanor Munro
Dorothy Davis
W & Day
Alllene Sumner
OLD Wives’ Tales
Father's Council
Rome
Ovid
Scholl
Scholl Mfg. Co
Ill
Dr. Beers
NEA Service, Inc
Omar
Indianapolis Times
Times
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Adress
Boy
Garfield Park
Hargrove
N.pemn
the Silk Shop
Dorfman Rug CO
W. Wash, St. Lt
Monument Circle
Lyman Brothers
Haag
Smart Apparel
Puritan Clothing Stores
Washington St
Cotes Fees
WHY
East Ohio
Suns
United Rug & Linoleum Co
Wash. St
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