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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1925

Page

2

Military and gowns mix in First Presbyterian wedding

Miss Flora Shattuck married Lieut. Joseph Howard Harper at First Presbyterian Church in a ceremony blending khaki Army uniforms with summer gowns. The Rev. Matthew Smith officiated as palm and rose decorations graced the altar. The bridal party included Miss Virginia Shattuck and Miss Kathryn Shattuck as maids of honor with pastel gowns and butterfly roses. Best man Lieut. James Torrance and ushers Lieutenant Dudley Roth aided in the ceremony.

United States Army First Presbyterian Church Flora Josephine Shattuck Orville Frank Shattuck Central Ave Joseph Howard ‘Harper Benjamin Harrison Lavina Harper Still Pond Matthew Smith Thomas White Harold Mann Hinckley Ill Daniel Shattuck Frank Holenharter Virginia Shattuck Denver Colo Kathryn Shattuck Sara Fisher James Torrance

To Whiten Skin with Lemon The Harmless Way

An old advertisement touts a lemon juice and Orchard White skin bleach recipe. It claims the mixture brightens the face neck arms and hands without irritation and is used by famous stage beauties to remove freckles sunburn and tan. It must be prepared fresh and cannot be bought premixed.

Waveland Girl Weds Walter Metzler in June Ceremony

Miss Juanita Barbara Rice of Waveland Indiana becomes Mrs Walter Adam Metzler in a June 11 ceremony at SS Peter and Paul Cathedral. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Rice of Waveland.

Waveland June Bride Walter Adam Metzler SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral Walter Adam. Metzler Juanita Barbara Rice She John H., Rice Waveland, Ind

Navy couple sails for Alaska after Fort Harrison wedding

The ceremony featured an arch of sabers by Ralph Bing John Harmony Robert Hollis Ener Giilstein and Harold Kehm all of Ft. Harrison as the couple passed under it. A dinner followed at Mrs. Mary Huffey’s home. Lieutenant and Mrs. Harper travel to Indianapolis then depart for Seattle to sail July 2 for Haines Alaska where Lieut. Harper will serve at Chilkoot Barrack for two years. Mrs. Harper is a Denver University graduate and Ithaca Conservatory of Music alumna and a Gamma Phi Beta member. He is a University of Delaware graduate and Sigma Phi Epsilon member.

Ralph Bing John Harmony Robert Hollis Ener Giilstein Harold Kehm Ft. Harrison Mary B. Huffey West Woodruff Harper Indianapolis Seattle Wash Haines Alaska Chilkroot Barrack Denver University Ithaca N. Y Sanders Kenmore Ave Chicago Butler University Sigma Chi Fraternity Phi Beta Tau Sorority

Lightning Spares Marriage License in Indiana Home

A bolt of lightning tore a hole in the wall of George Dinkins home near Columbus Indiana, burned the back of the marriage license and damaged furniture. Mrs Dinkins and a daughter were knocked down but revived and helped extinguish a fire with water, the license remaining intact.

United Press Columbus Ind George Dinkins

Pioneers to Make Motor Trip to Historic Indiana Spots

Fifty members of the Society of Indiana Pioneers will leave Saturday for a two day motor tour visiting Corydon Scottsburg Pigeon Roost Monument Ohio River ferry the Clark Monument at New Albany and sites in Corydon Wyandotte and Marengo caves on the return. Buses depart at 8 a m. and return Sunday night at 10.

Society of Indiana Pioneers Corydon Old State Capitol Scottsburg

Garden aisle for Stout Schoen wedding at Meridian Heights

Miss Lavalette Beatrice Stout and Joseph Johnston Schoen wed at Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church in a garden altar ceremony. Attendants wore changeable taffeta in shepherdess style, with gowns in pale green, rose, yellow and lavender. The bride wore white satin with Chantilly lace. reception planned at the bride’s parents’ home. couple to reside at 6330 Washington Blvd. The groom is a Purdue and Harvard alumnus, Theta Chi. In a separate ceremony, Bernice Smith married Frank Marion Sanders at Roberts Park M E Church with a palm and fern altar and a single attendant in powder blue georgette.

Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church Lavalette Beatrice Stout George E. Stout Central Ave Joseph Johnston Schoen Schoen Morgan T. R. White Harrison Ellen Bernice Smith Warsaw Ind Irene Pearl Esther McClintock Janice Martha Truax Miss Smith Robert Mack Schoen Lyman D. Hall Long Island N. Y Albert Wallace Denny Harold I. Schoen Wilbur E. Dittrick Washington Blvd Roberts Park M. BE Bernice Smith Temple Boswell Smith Euclid Ave Frank Marion Sanders Chicago Edward Dunlavy Roy L. Burtch Leona Wright Herbert Thompson McAnly Columbia

Tangle of Lies and Ill Fate in the Barn

Syd recounts being knocked unconscious and bound in an old barn before Jack found him. Ruth and Leslie discuss the gang of international crooks hiding the jewels, while Doctor threatens to X ray Zoe’s skull as her delirium deepens. Leslie notes Jack’s hidden telegram from Paula Perier and questions Jack’s actions and loyalties.

Leslie Presto Ruth Burke Syd Jack Ruth Commissioner Laidlaw Laidlaw Zoe Paula Perier Miss Perier Leslie NEA Service, Inc

Wedding Notes Dense with Names and Dates

The item lists weddings engagements travels and social events. It mentions Mr and Mrs Sanders of 6125 Kenmore Ave Chicago a June 27 engagement for Amelia Sanborn to Mitchell Crist. It also notes Emma Belle Stutz engagement to William Horn July 15 and Pi Beta Phi Xi Delta Xi activities with trips and picnics at Flat Rock Cave.

Amelia Sanborn Mitchell Philip Crist R. Ralston Jones Jr Park Ave Walter Weidely E. Blake Francis William Horne EB. J. Palmer William Trimble Max Becker Edgard Gorrell Burford Rhodes Elizabeth Sanborn Mable Gasaway Anna Louise. Griffith Josephine Harmon Elizabeth Fauvre Harry C. Stutz Meridian St Emma Belle Williams. Horn William L. Horn Delaware St Miss Stutz Alpha Chapter Xi Delta Xi Virginia Keith Kelly St Flat Rock Cave

Bond issue for Falk Ac disapproved by state board

The $12 200 bond issue to improve the Edward Falk farm in Harrison and Lancaster Townships Wells County was rejected by the State board of tax commissioners on Thursday.

Edward Falk Harrison Lancaster Townships Wells County State Board of Tax Commissioners

Martha Lee on the right to a hear ing for the accused

Martha Lee argues that every accused person is entitled to a hearing and the chance to present their side of the case. She warns against relying on rumor which can ruin reputations and homes without due process and stresses simple justice.

Dear Martha Lee Advice on a secret romance and mother’s ban

A reader named Lonesome Harry asks for guidance after eight months of presumed separation from a girl whose mother forbids contact. The advice urges seeking a direct explanation from the mother, assuming the narrator’s conduct is above reproach, and to clearly express love when speaking.

Martha Lee Apa Parmeet Lonesome Harry

Wedding Customs and Reception Etiquette Guide

A church wedding guide covers who pays for decorations who sends flowers to the bride and her attendants how many ushers to hire and whether a small reception can follow a large wedding. It notes separate reception cards with wedding invitations and that the bridegroom typically sends flowers.

Quandary advice for a working mother with three children

A reader asks Miss Lee how to make a decent living with three babies. The reply suggests day nurseries for child care if she returns to office work, renting out room space if she owns housing, and possible at home stenographic work.

Miss Lee

Voters Board Hears Leader Miss Marion Neprud

Miss Marion Neprud of Wisconsin acting fourth regional secretary of the National League of Women Voters addressed the Indiana League board at Spink Arms in Terre Haute. The meeting, the first regular board session of the year, elected Mrs. BB White as president and approved publicity plans using displays and literature to broaden league work. Attorney E M Larue of Rensselaer outlined four proposed amendments to the State Constitution.

Marion Neprud Wisconsin National League of Women Voters Indiana League Spink Arms Terre Haute BB. White White H. F. Nesler E. M. Larue Rensselaer Ind

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Flora Shattuck J. H. Harper Dudley Roth Northland Studio de Pauw University Schoen Purdue Uniiversity Harvard Coryell Theta Chi Karl Whitney Leslie Prescott Reliable Furniture CO S. Illinois Street Liberal Credit Illlnois St Florence Gail Thompson Los Angeles Cal Arthur Potts Clara Thompson Bigwin Lake Ontario Canada Pi Beta Phi Sorority Leland Stanford University Ohio ST Ohio Street Lyman E. Wash Voters’ Board Neprud Alabama Washington Etunning Choice
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