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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1926

Page

6

Simple Beautiful Church Wedding

Miss Frances Hunt daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Hunt married Russell H Savage at Christ Church in a simple ceremony conducted by Rev Floyd Van Kheuren. The maid of honor was Miss June Hunt with best man Francis Hope. Ushers were J Talbott Houk and Karl Swenning. Following the ceremony a breakfast at the Columbia Club featured a large wedding cake and lavender decor. The couple plan a wedding tour and will reside in Chillicothe after August 1.

Christ Church Frances Hunt Elmer H. Hunt Ambassador Apts Russell H. Savage Floyd van Kheuren June Hunt Francis Hope Chillicothe J. Talbott Houk Dayton Ohio Karl Swenning Chillecothe Delphinium Columbia Club

Social activities highlights from Meridian Hills party

The spring guest party of the Woman's Round Table opened with luncheon at Meridian Hills Country Club hosted by Mrs. J Edward Morris. Guests toured Mrs. Morris's Williams Creek estate amid garden flowers.

Woman's Round Table Meridian Hills Country Club J. Edward Morris Mrs. Morris Williams Creek Estate Mesdames Dwight A. Murphy M. Ralph Masson R. B. Kinkaid C. M. Finney G. O. Huff_man E. L. Selwage Robert Kersham J. H. Hamlet J. W. Maltby S. C. Williams J. W. McFall L. A. McDonald J. E. Blumfein Los Angeles Cal William L. Wischmeyer Chicago Virginia Powell

Social Notes Highlight Local Weddings and Guests

A wide guest list from many nations attended events with Mrs J R Peterseim presiding. The narrative covers weddings and engagements, listings of attendees from Indianapolis and Lebanon, and profiles of Mrs A Worth Gregory and Miss Hazel Richard, detailing residences and wedding plans.

Normandy Lebanon Indianapolis J. R. Peterseim Dan Brown, Jr Vincent B. Binager Alice Emmerson Eugene Short Pearl Dedert Emma. Wishmeyer Charles Nearshall Fred Neihamer Blanche Tullis Kittie Glee Merrill William Liefer Verna Lowman Martha Rundell Frances Wishard Frances Henzie Ruth Naylor

Woodruff Place Baptist Church to lay cornerstone of new building

Congregation at Woodruff Place Baptist Church Walcott and E Michigan Streets prepares to lay the cornerstone of a 169000 dollar stone and tile church rising from the ruins of January fire. Pastor L C Trent will give the invocation former pastor F G Kenny will speak Leon Joyce will lay the stone the project features Italian Gothic architecture an auditorium education and recreation buildings and a 10000 dollar pipe organ memorial gift from Mrs C W Craig and children in memory of C W Craig candy manufacturer

Woodruff Place Walcott and E. Michigan Sts L. C. Trent F. G. Kenny Leon Joyce C. W. Craig

Cupid Works With No Regard For Age

A debate in Indianapolis over the proper marrying age features judges and scholars like Judge Sydney S. Miller and Professor Hornell Hart weighing immaturity versus duty. Some officials advocate early marriage for healthy children while others warn against premature commitments amid economic strain. Medical professionals largely favor younger marriages citing responsibilities and stable habits.

Hornell Hart Bryn Mawr College Indianapolis Frank C. Wicks Sydney S. Miller Marion County Mahlon E. Bush Probate Court Francis Gavish

PLAN TRIP TO ALASKA BY INDIANAPOLIS NATURE STUDY CLUB

Underauspices of the Nature Study Club a party from Indianapolis will depart July 10 for Alaska. They will sail from Seattle and return in August. Reservations include Albert Metzger and wife Anna Lloyd and sister J B Kink Harry Grossbrenner Wallace Taylor Mary Hunt Harry Rider J W Winger Dr Lillian Mueller and the Misses Jessie Smith Sarah Elliott Margaret Knox Ethel Taylor Norma Shering Celesta Bailiss Myrtle Freerhan Wilhelmina Adams.

Indianapolis Jay 10 Alaska Seattle Wash Albert Metzger Anna Lloyd Kink Harry Grossbrenner Wallace T. Tayor Mary Hunt Harry, Rider J. W. Winger Lillian Mueller Jessie J. Smith Sarah Elliott Margaret Knox Ethel Taylor Norma Shering Celesta Bailiss Myrtle Freerhan Wilhelmina Adams

Probation Plan Praised For Juvenile Delinquents

Judge E Miles Norton told forty probation officers that the Indiana University conference supports probation as cost effective and protective. He cited a 75 to 80 percent success rate and a $32 per person final cost versus $322.71 in state penal institutions. Other judges and Mrs Riddick Boys spoke at a Columbia Club luncheon.

E. Miles Norton Lake County Indiana University Extension Frank Sheehan Gary Elmer Q. Lockyear Evansville Florence Riddick Plymouth Columbia Club

Local Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Ages

A reader list shows numerous marriage licenses with names and ages, including Will Pater 24, 510 E ket fore mane la jaoodhue 20, 2622 Brook Raymond crapner Jarrett 20, 7214 N Dear born, plus others such as Ruby B. Troutman 19, 2824 Wood and Clarena K. King 17, 3228 poll s. The compilation also includes occupations and addresses for several individuals across Lenox Iowa and surrounding areas.

Will Pater Foremane la Jaoodhue Brook Raymond Crapner Jarrett N. Dearborn Ruby B. Troutman Wood Willen M. Sims Clarena K. King van How Lenox Iowa Katherine Indies Sarne A. Madison Gary Fiora Mose Russell Savage Seine Sto Inepector Frances Ie Hunt A ‘Capeador Svendsen Beret Saleen Emma Tacoma S. Randolph William A. Tillinghart Iol Suena Ang ‘Ouston

Sparkling Ears Spark Trend in Evening Diamonds

Fashion notes say black chiffon and lace drive a re exploration of diamond earrings for evening wear. The trend centers on re estating classic diamond drops to pair with dark fabrics and formal gowns.

Pattern No 2786 for a dainty white dimity dress

The Indianapolis Times pattern department offers pattern No 2786, a grown up white dimity dress with rose-pink dots and a V neck with a collar. Sizes 6 8 10 12 years require 1½ yards of 32 or 36 inch material for the 1/2 year size. pattern includes complete instructions and is guaranteed to fit.

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Hospital plan improvements hinted by city leaders

Mayor Duvall and Dr. Frederick E. Jackson spoke at the nurses school commencement on Friday night vowing about 1 million dollars in hospital improvements matching recent years. Twenty five graduates received diplomas from hospital superintendent Dr Cleon Nate, with Lloyd D Claycombe Rev Lewis Brown and Miss Ethel Carlson also on the program.

Duvall Board of Health Cleon Nate Lloyd D. Claycombe Lewis Brown Ethel Carlson

Mother's Care Parole Granted for Detroit Youth

Governor Jackson grants Harrison Danville of Detroit a ninety day parole from the Indiana State Reformatory to receive a mother's care during convalescence from tuberculosis and heart trouble. Danville was sentenced May 16 to two to fourteen years in Vanderburgh Court for entering a house.

Harrison Danville Detroit Indiana State Reformatory Jackson Danville Vanderburg Ae

Shore Line Motor Coach seeks new East Chicago Hammond line

A petition filed with the public service commission by the Shore Line Motor Coach Company asks for a new motor bus route between East Chicago and Hammond. The Shore Line Company operates in the Calumet district and is owned by in-sull interests.

East Chicago Hammond Public Service Commission Shore Line Motor Coach Company Shore Line Company Calumet District Insull Interests

Indiana weights and measures group elects officers

Inspectors pick head officers of the Indiana Association of Weights and Measures Sectors re elected at the fifteenth convention closing session Friday at the Lincoln. The officers are Frank W. Tucker Noblesville president Hollis C. Hunter Hammond vice president and Samuel D. Symmes Crawfordsville secretary treasurer.

Indiana Association of Weights and Measures Lincoln Frank W. Tucker Noblesville Hollis C. Hunter Hammond Samuel D. Symmes Crawfordsville

Bricks in Argument Sends Boyfriend to Doctor

In Peru Indiana on June 26 Robert Martin ten was involved in a dispute with a boyfriend. When words failed to settle the matter bricks were used and Martin was taken to a doctor's office unconscious. He is not seriously injured.

United Press Peru Ind Robert Martin Robert Martin

Cherry Tree Casualty in Wfordsville Man Falls from Tree

William L. Hightower, 71, was seriously injured after falling from a cherry tree in his yard in Wfordsville Indiana. He broke his arm and several vertebrae in his back and doctors say recovery is unlikely due to age. United Press report.

Wfordsville Ind William L. Hightower United Presa Cc

Story of a Girl of Today in Chicago Society

A narrator, Joan Meredith, describes attending a circle dance in Chicago with a wealthy dancer and a mysterious partner named Barry Cornwall. She recalls paying for flowers with a large cash roll, hiding money in her hat, and entering a crowded dance hall filled with glamorous yet unsettling figures.

Joan Meredith Chicago Barry Barry Cornwall

Sorority Quartet Prepares Music for National Convention

Alpha Chi Omega quartet from Indianapolis alumnae will perform at the national convention in Lake Louise Alberta June 28 to July 2. Mrs James M Ogden leads the program with assistance from Mrs Don A Bridge and Miss Twanette Nutter. Beta Beta alumnae and Butler chapter members join attendees with tours planned to Alaska Yellowstone Park California and Seattle Banff Springs visit and a banquet at Congress Hotel Chicago featured in the event. Mrs Johnston Sherrick Seattle is convention manager and Mr Irving Brown Maplewood is president.

Alpha Chi Omega Indianapolis Lake Louise Alberta Canada James M. Ogden Pennsylvania St Don A. Bridge Twanette Nutter Beta Beta Butler Elizabeth Anderson Virginia Curtis Irma Roller Alice Hollingsworth Gertrude Wysong Iowa Nebraska Minne Sota Montana North Dakota Congress Hotel Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis Alaska Yellowstone Park California Seattle Banff Springs Johnston Canyon Lake Marain Valley of Ten Peaks Johnston-Sherrick Wash Irving Brown Maplewood, N. J Ia

It’s as important to play as to work in life advice

Martha Lee warns that balance between work and pleasure builds happiness. She argues geniuses focus too narrowly, while many crave social life. mix business with pleasure, and avoid extremes. She urges practical dating and social experiences to grow confidence and ease with women.

Martha Lee Jack Bill

Recipes By Readers Column Note From The Times

The Times invites readers to submit recipes with pay of one dollar per printed recipe and twenty daily on Sundays. Submit one recipe per sheet with name address and date to the Recipe Editor for possible inclusion and prize mailing.

the Times Sfrday

Lettuce Mould With White Sauce By Mrs Schaefer

Clean lettuce thoroughly and soak in salt water twenty minutes. Drain chop and pass through a sieve. Add bread crumbs soaked in milk, make a thick white sauce with flour butter and milk, pour over the lettuce mix, beat in two eggs, season and bake in buttered moulds. Steam thirty minutes turn out serve hot with browned potatoes. Indianapolis Ind.

George Schaefer Holman St Indianapolis Ind

Scales of Justice Found Hidden in Sullivan Courthouse Attic

In Sullivan Indiana on June 26 the long forgotten scales of justice were rediscovered after decades in the attic of the county courthouse. The eye beam scales once adorned Sullivan County’s first courthouse and are now unearthed as a historic relic.

United Press Sullivan Ind Sullivan County

Y W C A Notes for Y B C picnic and camp plans

Y W C A notes outline a picnic supper for Y B C members at Mrs. Ruth Barker 44 Washington Blvd with group departures at 6 p m. Meridian Heights car. Industrial Clubs host a swimming party at Twenty Sixth St beach with a beach picnic and 5 45 p m meet at the Y to travel together. Camp Delight openings and dates July 1 dance at camp July 10 to Sept 1 with nightly events and signups. Indianapolis Association Women Bible Teachers meet Wednesday at 10 30 a y study Exodus. South Side Y W C A branch management committee to meet Monday 2 p m.

Ruth Barker Washington Blvd Meridian Heights Twenty Sixth St Everbody Wil

W R C to Picnic Profile for Civil War Veterans

The George HM Thomas Woman's Relief Corps schedules a picnic in Brookside Park on Tuesday for Civil War veterans. A basket dinner will be served at noon.

George HM Thomas Woman's Relief Corps Brookside Park

Asthma Patient Credits Navon Medicine For Recovery

Karl Harvey of Indianapolis reports nine years of asthma and costly treatments before starting Navon Medicine in August 1924. By September 13 he was able to work daily with no symptoms and credits the product with restoring his health. Hundreds share similar stories and a free information booklet is offered.

Karl. Harvey Tacoma Ave Danapolis Colorado Ind

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