Hardware association to convene at Mackinag Yeland Miohy
The 1927 National Hardware Association convention will be held at Mackinac Island Michigan. Officers for the coming year include Robert R. Beatty of Clinton Illinois as president R J Atkinson of Brooklyn New York as vice president Herbert Picheeta of Indianapolis as secretary treasurer R W Hatcher of Milledgeville Georgia and George M Gray of Coshocton Ohio as advisory board members Delegates enjoyed a garden party and dance at the Indianapolis Country Club Thursday night.
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National Hardware Association
Mackinag Yeland
Miohy
Robert R. Beatty
Clinton, Ill
R. J. Atkinson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Herbert Picheeta
Indianapolis
R. W. Hatcher
Milledgeville
George M. Gray
Coshocton
Ohio
Hamp Williams
Hot Ark
Double wedding bells at Thompson and Frand nuptials
Grace Thompson and Robert Boyd fford wed at the Thompson home with Rev. Brown officiating. Miss Florence Higgins married Lawrence F. Verburg at St. Peter and Paul Cathedral as relatives join in a reception and motor trip plans.
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Robert Boyd Fford
Brown
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Pila Love Rice
Pasquale L. Montani
Charles Murray
Day
Ohio
Columbia
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Florence Higgins
Lawrence F. Verburg
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Edgar O’connor
Miriam Higgins
John Rettig
Verburg
Wisconsin
Penn-Arts Arts
Balz Bride Weds Mersereau In Flowers Filled Home Ceremony
Miss Josephine Balz wed Robert Mersereau in a summer home ceremony amid rose buds, delphinium, and greenery. The wedding featured Ruth Ranier on harp, Edna Balz as maid of honor, Evelyn Widman as bridesmaid, and Howard Mersereau as best man. The couple plans to reside in Dowagiac, Michigan after July 15.
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Edward Frand
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Fall Creek Blvd
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Mich
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Columbia
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Evelyn Widman
Detroit
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Howard M. Mersereau
Charles Adams
Mersereau
Dowasaginc
Kotex Promises Freedoms For Women In Sanitary Pads
An advertisement touts Kotex as a modern sanitary pad reducing embarrassment and laundry. It claims five times more absorbent than cotton pads, enabling women to dine, dance, and motor in public without worry. Pack of twelve sold at a few cents. available at drug or department stores.
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KOTEX
Dance School Confession and the Circle of Jazz
A narrator recalls a chance encounter with Judy in a park and a discussion about the Circle a venue with jazz and Charleston dancing. Judy explains gigolos hire partners for 50 cents an hour, revealing a world where women dance with paid companions. The piece ends with the narrator curious about such arrangements and future stories.
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Charleston
Joan Meredith
NEA Service, Inc
Pattern Department Ad Seamlessly Sells 15 Cent Incliment
Inclosed find 15 cents for which seld pattern No. Bize 2784. Times Pattern Service Pattern Department of Indianapolis Times presents a pattern order noted by the customer.
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Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis
Delightfully Cool Summer Dress Pattern 2784
Fashion notice for a georgette crepe dress pattern No. 2784 priced at 15 cents. Details include a V-neckline, collar, tie-strings, and multiple size busts from 16 to 44 inches. Requires specific yardage and materials. pattern is from New York designers and mailed delivery in about a week.
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Coiis
New York City
Times
Pattern Department
the Times
Double standards and the two head dragon moral talk
Martha Lee argues that single standards fail as men seek pleasure not marriage. She notes many men are selfish and prone to inconsistency in love and loyalty. The piece warns against chasing men and advises being cordial without overdoing it.
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Martha Lee
Double standards linger in modern romance say columnist
A columnist argues men and women share similar flaws and urges women to seek virtue in partners. The piece notes enduring double standards and suggests women should focus on personal growth rather than chasing unattainable ideals.
Fragmented Thoughts on Courtship and Mismatches
An older voice muses on the idea of instant success in love and the consequences of mismatches. The speaker regrets lacking a formula for perfect timing and wonders about the responsibility for inviting a date or not prompting a young man to ask.
President's Son Must Give Up Vacation for Flunked French
John Coolidge, the President's son, must forfeit his summer vacation to retake freshman French after flunking the course at Amherst College. The decision also bars him from attending a citizens' military training camp this summer.
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Times
Washington
John Coolidge
Amherst College
John
Citizens
Initiation in Cave for Indianapolis Red Men at Marengo
Several hundred Indianapolis Red Men including two degree teams will travel by chartered buses and private automobiles to Marengo Cave Saturday for initiation ceremonies inside the cavern. Great Junior Sagamore Albert Hausman and Great Chief of Records Arch H. Hobbs, both from Indianapolis, will play important parts in the program.
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Marengo Cave
Sagamore Albert Hausman
Arch H. Hobbs
Indianapolis
Deputy Marshal Named Fire Inspector Assistant
Joe B. Williams, formerly Bainbridge game warden, is appointed assistant fire marshal in the inspection division. The appointment, announced by State Marshal Alfred Hogsden, becomes effective June 22.
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Joe B. Williams
Bainbridge
Alfred Hogsden
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