Social Weddings Highlight Marion Lantz Cole Union
Marion Lantz and Harry Orrison Cole wed at Sutherland Presbyterian Church in a noon ceremony. The service featured a full choir and organ music with roses and lilies decorating the altar. The couple will reside at Richelieu Apartments after July 1. Out of town guests attended from Washington DC and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Lucile Lantz
B. J. Lantz
Richelieu Apartments
Harry Orrison Cole
Sutherland Presbyterian Church
John L. Prentice
Lora L. Lockey
Dorothy Perkins
Cole
Russel B. Cole
C. H. Salzman
Washington, D. C
E. M. Bowers
Penterville
Ind
Butler
Helen Belle McLean
Dale H. Hodges
Irvington Methodist Church
Howard Jensen
W. L. Ewing
Kathryn Hodges
R. R. Hamilton
Arnold Davis
Hodges
Kappa Alpha Theta
J. Layman Schell
Margaret Higbee
Velma Gentry
Evelyn McLean
T. H. McLean
Wayne Abbott
Martinsville
William Schumacher
James Layman Schell
H. Watson Stover
Whittier Pl
McLean
Margaret Wolford
Martha Steele
Marian Barney
Julian Ave
Delta Tau Delta
A. R. McLean
Toronto
Canada
W. J.wellington
Steubenville
Ohio
Hilda Kirkman
Roscoe E. Kirkman
N. Audubon Rd
Harold Bertram West
Central Christian Church
Allan B. Philpott
Mary Louise Colvin
Isabelle Sommers
Gertrude West
Syracuse
N. Y
Helen Rust
Richmond
Isadora Rush
Stinson
Margaret Evans
Sanford Woodbury
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank Hadley
Chicago
Mildred Casey
Euba Wilhite
Arthur Weber
Ruth Fillmore
Charles Fitch
West
Thirty-First St
Earlham College
University of Pennsylvania
Russel Cole
Harry Orison Cole
Marion Lantz
Albert Lehman
Washington
Ida Cole Lloyd
Jean Boyden
Charles Hibbet
Merle Krug
Lloyd
Eliza Weiberg
Farmland
Astrologer urges women wait until 28 to marry
Marion Meyer Drew an astrologer says women should not wed before 28 citing planetary factors. She argues horoscope readings would delay most marriages and some never occur, noting Virgo traits and signs that hint at multiple marriages or breakup risks. The interview appears in a New York area column with local social items following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Meyer Drew
NEA
EACON
N. Y
Taurus
Scorpia
Models chosen for fashion show at Indiana Retail Dry Goods event
Eloise Hamilton Margaret Haldy Margaret Waters named as models in the Indiana Retail Dry Goods Association convention fashion show at Lincoln Tuesday evening. The Cleveland Garment Manufacturing Company sent gowns wraps and outfits for exhibition. About eighteen participants are members of the Butler Delta Delta Delta sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Retail Dry Goods Association
Lincoln
Cleveland Garment Manufacturing Company
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Butler
Unusual blue frock noted at English races
An odd dress described as nestesais blue taf with de j be three frills drew attention at the English racing event. The observer notes the fashion as a standout but provides limited further detail on wearer or exact motif.
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Nestesais
Dear Sydney A playful note on visits and married life
A letter from Leslie to Sydney written during a New York visit asks Sydney to visit after returning from Newark. The writer jokes about the usual triangle with the husband and best friend, hints at marital happiness, and notes Alice's coat sails tomorrow as they plan to go home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Sydney
Mariana
Mke
Jack
New York
Alice
Steamer Letter From Karl Whitney to Alice Hamilton
Karl Whitney writes to Alice Hamilton about her upcoming trip to foreign parts. He expresses loneliness, sends a pearl ring and asks for impressions in a little book. He warns against being spoiled and signs with affectionate regard. A false alarm follows a hurried telegram.
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Karl Whitney
Alice Hamilton
Karl
London
Colorful Wool Tapestry Jacquette Described
A large supple canvas hosts a tap estry cross stitch in colored wool. The piece presents a vibrant tapestry effect with intricate textures and bright hues.
Patchwork Trim Colors Flannel Coat with Matching Hat
The article notes a yellow flannel coat featuring patchwork designs on the sleeves and a close fitting felt hat with matching trim. The description emphasizes the coordinated color accents and tailored fit.
Peasant Costume With Gay Color Cross Stitch Popular
The peasant costume featuring cross stitching in gay colors remains a top fashion choice this season, noted for its popularity among wearers seeking bright, traditional yet vibrant attire.
Burglars Crack Safes Across City Buildings
Burglars pried a small safe from a Pure Oil station at Michigan and Blake, taking 159 dollars. They later pried a Firestone Tire Co safe at 502 N Capitol Ave, taking 110 dollars. A Y M C A office desks were jimmied, with no valuables missing. A phone was stolen from a California Street beer saloon, valued at 11 dollars.
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Pure Oil Company
Michigan
Blake Sts
H. W. Kounts
Firestone Tire Company
N. Capitol Ave
C. A. Rudy
Y. M
West
California Sts
William Monroe
California St
Lewis Laef
N. West St
Laef
Is This Old-Fashioned My Dear Martha Lee
Betty asks if her 18 year old self should keep her ideals about relationships and return a ring after discovering her steady is not faithful. The columnist advises keeping ideals, ending the relationship, sending back the ring, and trusting that others share her standards.
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Martha Lee
Ike
Betty
Dear Peggy Jane and the Inquisitive Sheik Advice
A reader asks about dating while engaged. Peggy Jane should avoid arguing with her father and may date other men if her fiancé objects only mildly, but not with the same man regularly. The Sheik suggests waiting for a better match or for someone who knows the girl. no clear action is advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lee
Indianapolis
Mother
Peggy Jane
Dear Mrs Lee Advice Column Reader Seeks Independence
A 21 year old high school graduate writes about relationship matters after twenty one months with his girlfriend. He asks for guidance on independence and personal direction as he seeks clarity in his personal life.
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Mrs. Lee
Laxative Ad Appeals to Families in Old Age Market
A newspaper snippet promotes a laxative claiming it works for elderly users and families. The ad directs readers to W. B. Caldwell at 515 Washington St., Monticello, Illinois, for a free trial offer and further details.
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Fami
Consuje
Syra
Suiiaes
Beyes
W. B. Caldwell
Washington
St. Monticello
Illinois
Broad-minded girl seeks to regain trust after rumor
A reader asks how to win back the trust of an 18 year old who suspects infidelity. The advice notes a friend spread a rumor through a aunt and suggests the friend should tell the truth and the man should be firm and honest. It also warns that sensational dime novels may influence a young woman’s judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Technical High School Receives U S Honor Designation
Technical High School has been designated by the War Department as an honor ROTC unit in the 5th Corps Area covering Indiana Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky. Major David M Edwards announced the award noting only two schools in the four states earned the designation with Gary the other unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Technical High School
War Department
5Th Corps
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
David M. Edwards
Gary
Edwards
Tech
Franchises Surrendered as Gas Company Seeks Rate Hike
Central Indiana Gas Co asks public service commission for higher gas rates while filing petitions to surrender franchises in nine towns including Mageere Alexandria Marion Elwood Anderson Fairmount Hartford City Riverside City and Normal City. President John H. Maxon cites uncertain supply and no profit on domestic service. city attorney Arthur D. McKinley opposes. Commission chair John W. McCardle says engineers will study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Indiana Gas Company
Public Service Commission
Muncie
Hartford City
Fairmount
Mageere
Alexandria
Marion
Elwood
Anderson
Riverside City
Normal City
John H. Maxon
Arthur D. McKinley
John W. McCardle
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