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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1926

Page

8

Miss Spahr and RW Nelson Wed at Home

Frances Miriam Spahr daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Spahr of Woodruff Place married Robert William Nelson son of Mr and Mrs William Nelson Thursday evening. Rev H Kendall of Memorial Presbyterian Church officiated at a home ceremony lit by candles and arranged with ferns and pastel flowers. The couple planned a local reception and will reside at their new country place on Eighty-Sixth Street after July 1.

Frances Miriam Spahr Charles Edward Spahr Woodruff Pl Robert William Nelson William F. Nelson H. Kendall Memorial Presbyterian Church Dresden Dorothy Nelson Arthur Tuterviler Brown Spahr Nelson Mrs. Nelson

B and O Officials Eye No Staff Changes After Acquisition

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad officials led by Daniel G Willard on an inspection trip in Indianapolis announced no administrative changes after acquiring the C I W line. Willard said the railroad aims to provide the best service for Indianapolis shippers and neighbors along the line. Other B and O leaders joined the visit to review C I W properties.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Daniel G. Willard Indianapolis Willard

Kotex Promises Daily Hygiene For Women

An advertisement touts a new feminine hygiene product called Kotex. It claims eight in ten better-class women use it and promotes benefits such as comfort, absorbency, deodorizing effect, disposal ease, no laundry, and discreet purchase at drug or department stores for a few cents per twelve pack.

KOTEX

Turn the Other Cheek in Schoolyard Slugging Fights

Martha Lee Laws argues for restraint when faced with a school bully and rival slander. She urges girls to respond with magnanimity and wit, not venom, enlisting supportive friends and trusted admirers to shield character.

Social Activities Highlight Summer Weddings and Showers

Miss Marjorie Chiles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Chiles, will wed Noble Rookey on July 10 and was honored at a Thursday shower hosted by Mrs. Lewis Ott Ward at 33 W Twenty-Seventh St. The event featured pastel decor and gifts staged in an improvised cupboard with guests including E. C. Rookey and John Scott Mann Jr. June church weddings were noted for Miss Mamie Kerr and Miss Helen Coulter Jaehre’s engagements. families and friends attended, with ceremonies at St. Philip Neri Church and a party at 1556 Brookside Ave. Other notices include Carrie M. Little’s marriage to Victor H. Ringer of Williamsport at Meridian Street M. E. Church and a surprise birthday luncheon for Mrs. M. R. Schoener at 2914 Belfontaine St with a pink rose centerpiece.

Marjorie Chiles Frank S. Chiles Noble Rookey Lewis Ott Ward W. Twenty-Seventh St H. A. Rogers William Ward Mesdames E. C. Rookey Austin V. Clifford Frank Ball, Jr W. H. Turner Alex Taggart, Jr John Scott Mann, Jr John Kurfiss Wilbur Dunkel Rochester N. Y Jean Bousley Eugenia Brooks Dorothy Lois Thomas Katherine Reagan Beatrice Batty Martha Flowers Margaret Schrener Helen Louise Rogers Marjorie Oakes Billie Mae Kreider Plainfield Mamie Kerr James Kerr Michigan St Edgar John Cain St. Philip Neri Charles Duffy Little Flower Church Anna Mahoney Moor Catherine Finneran Frances Melon Fred W. Harnss Eileen Kerr Alice Cain Fred W. Haunss Sidney Cain Leo Dorbin Joseph Ryan Haunss Miss Kerr Miss Cain Mrs. Cain Washington, D. C South Bend Helen Coulter Jaehre Samuel L. Trabue Rushville Gladys Banes Brookside Ave Jaehne Helen Wilson Miller Fred W. Jaehne Mary Roy Johnson Carrie M. Little Victor H. Ringer Williamsport Meridian Street M. E Virgil E. Rover M. R. Schoener Eliefontaine St Mesdames John F. Lavery George V. Bedell F. L. Humphrey W. W. Echols Charles Hansen W. A. Schaumberg George de Fraine L. W. Yancey Frank Eckert Man

Engagement Announced for Jessie Brisentine and Russell Roth

The engagement of Miss Jessie Marie Brisentine of 6216 E Washington St with Russell Roth has been announced. The wedding is planned for August 4.

Jessie Marie Brisentine J. J. Brisentine E. Washington St Russell Roth

Afternoon frock pattern for larger women with flexible cut

Design No 2690 af ternoon frock features a slenderizing neckline and a straight back with plaited side sections. Offered in navy blue flat crepe Royal blue crepe and other colors with sizes 36 to 46 inches. Price 15 cents in stamps or coin. Patterns crafted by New York designers and mailed in about a week after coupon. Local social notes mention a card party at St Catherine’s parish and theater party at Keith’s for Mr and Mrs Lon R Smith.

New York City

Piano Recital by Local Students at Indianapolis Library

Students of Geneva Boetcher and Georgia Mc Gee along with Arnold Spencer and J Chester Kittinger present a piano recital at the Indianapolis Public Library auditorium Monday at 8. The program features solos duets and ensembles including works by Schubert and songs or readings by Marguerite Crouch Mildred Keely Dorothy Berkowitz and others with violin numbers and piano duets.

Geneva Boettcher Georgia McGee Arnold Spencer J. Chester Kittinger Indianapolis Public Library John Campbell Mary Margaret Barkman Mildred Johnson la von Huddleston Catherine Schmidt Elsie Wuefling Reading Georgia Cole Walls China Mharen Keely

Doctor Hatch Elected President of Sanitarium Association

Announcement today reports Dr. Harold S. Hatch superintendent of Sun nyside Tuberculosis Sanitarium elected president of the Mississippi Valley Sanitarium Association at a Chicago conference. Hatch, on a two week vacation in Minneapolis, was unaware of the election which was regarded as a signal honor as he could not attend. The association includes professionals and laymen from eleven Midwestern states involved in tubercular work. several Indianapolis physicians attended.

Harold S. Hatch Sunnyside

I am Jealous and Suspicious So I Lost My Ride

The narrator recalls a strained ride with Jerry Hathaway who accuses her of lying after seeing her with the Robinson family car. She reveals her plans to dine with Joan Meredith and describes further encounters with Mamie and Dr. Flint as she reaches Joan’s mansion. The memory closes with a tease of a new friendship.

Robinson Family Jerry J. D. Robinson Joan Meredith Mamie Joan Dr. Flint NEA Service, Inc

Dear Miss Lee Love Letter of Breakup and Public Slander

A woman recounts a painful breakup after an engaged relationship ended when her partner moved to another girl who spread slander. She describes drinking and smoking to cope while watching him attend events with the other woman. She recalls two friends and her mother witnessing the struggle and a late reconciliation offer.

Miss Lee Herownstairs Shim

Mother Says No Dear Mina to Love and Marriage

Ruth asks the mother about a love affair with Tiew Boy and whether to marry. The mother advises delaying marriage until mentally ready and suggests finishing school and improving English before committing.

Mina Ruth

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Miss Spahr RW. Nelson Altar of Los Angeles Monument Circle Lyman Brothers Threce Sue Martha Lee Laws de Ene Black National Studio Scholl Johns Gynea Service R SoRey Pattern Department Indianapolis Times Ind Times the Times Lowell Smith Fisher Pershing Ave Lafayette Purdue St. Catherine's Parish Shelby and Tabor Sts Jean J. Minthorn Meridian St Keith Lon R. Smith French Lick Springs Public Library Hatch Sanitarium Horder United Rug & Linoleum Co Wash. St Jerry Hathaway the Circle Miami N. B. C. Uneeda Pound National Biscuit Company Uneeda Bakers
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