General Meeting To Organize Vets Convention Plans
A general committee meeting at the Chamber of Commerce will shape entertainment for the Rainbow Division Veterans Association fifth annual convention July 13 to 15. Gen John J Pershing and Gen Henri Gouraud of France are invited as guests of honor. Committees on decorations publicity finance and transportation are listed with chairmen and members. Railroads extend one and a half fare for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Division Veterans’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
A. M. Glossbrenner
General Citizens Committee
John J. Pérshing
Henri Gouraurd
Citizens Decorations Committee
Ralph A. Lemcke
Robert F. Daggett
Ralph Edgerton
William H. Howard
Claude McElvaine
Reynolds
John B. Reynolds
Hilton A. Brown
Benjamin F. Lawrence
0. T. Roberts
Fred G. Johnson
Citizen's Finance Committee
James A. Allison
H. C. Atkins
Frederic M. Ayres
Arthur R. Baxter
Henry F. Campbell
Robert Lieber
Frank C. Dailey
Fred C. Gardner
Gavin L. Payne
Samuel E. Rauh
L. M. Wainwright
Evans Woollen
Citizens Entertainment Committee
Fred Hoke
William M. Herschell
Taylor Groninger
Reily C. Adams
Felix M. McWhirter
R. Walter Jarvis
Harry Reid
Ernest L. Kingston
Elmer Gay
Jesse Sisloff
Herman Rikhoff
L. B. Jay
Transportation
Veterans’ Organizations
Delbert O. Wilmeth
Betrothal in Downey Avenue Methodist Church
Miss Martha Naomi Baker wife of Thomas Raymond Lyda were married in Downey Avenue Methodist Church with Rev. Howard Jensen and Rev. Joseph Armistead officiating. Organist W W Mendenhall played, Zeta Tau Alpha sisters served as ushers, and a reception followed. The couple plans to reside at 15 Campbell Ave after July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downey Avenue
Martha Naomi Baker
William H. Baker
Hawthorne Jane
Thomas Raymond Lyda
Howard Jensen
Joseph B. Armistead
W. W. Mendenhall
Russell Baker
Lewisville
Ind
Miss Baker
Zeta Tau Alpha
Wilma Davis
Jessie Haywood
Margaret McRoberts
Ethel Carter
Norris Stanley
Esther Heuss
Gdays Bruce
Mae Schaefer
Phyllis Ann Baker
Parker Bennett
Metcalf
Ill
John Acra
Concordia
Kan
Charles Eliwell
Robinson
Millicent Church
Lidell
Louis Bowman
John Martin
J. E. Walthers
Glenwood
Girls to Serve at Lawn Fete by War Mothers
A lawn fete is planned at the home of Mrs. Oscar Lewis 2214 N Capitol Ave Friday evening by the Marion County chapter of American War Mothers. Obor girls will run the curb stone service with balloons and ice cream for sale as part of a old fashioned lawn party with back garden setup and a committee of Mesdames Moon Reynolds Alexander Lory Kyle Elmore Swain Aker Ni kirk Regula Ryhbolt Newman and Flick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Lewis
Capitol Ave
Marion County
American War Mothers
Obor
Curbstone
Lewis
Mesdames Melville Moon
Harry Reynolds
Mary Alexander
William Lory
Rose Kyle
Mayme Elmore
W. M. Swain
Ella Aker
R. M. Nikirk
BE. J. Regula
J. C. Ryhbolt
Charles Newman
Emma Flick
Mrs Burckhardt hosts a social and notices events
Mrs. Louis Burckhardt hosts a picnic honoring Miss Myra Richards at Seventy-Fifth and Central. The Ladies Society of the B L F and BE Lodge No.393 plans a card party at the Shelby English Ave hall Thursday. The Englewood Church women met at Miss May Bornes's home with fifty present. The Queen Bee meeting at Mrs. Fisher's home was postponed due to Mrs. Hosea’s death. Miss Kate Rosenfeld wed Moe Safran in a New York City area ceremony. The Rosenfelds hosted a reception as Dewey Seiddel played. Out-of-town guests joined the celebration. the couple will live in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Ped- Tow
Central Ave
Mary Padon
Dale S. Young
Miss Padon
Louis Burckhardt
Seventy-Fifth and
Myra Richards
Ladies’ Society of the
B. L. F. and
BE. Lodge No. 393
Shelby St
English Ave
Noble Berean Society of the
Englewood Christian Church
W. C. Fisher
Middle Dr
Woodruff Pl
M. F. Hosea
Brookside Ave
Kate Rosenfeld
A. Rosenfeld
Capitol Ave
Moe Safran
New York City
Pinney Safran
Jacob Hartman
Dewey Seiddel
Rosenfeld
J. Safran
Son Pinney
Joseph Lamon
Chicago
David Rosenbaum
D. Serinsky
Cincinnati
M. B. Danheiser
Huntville
Ala
Household Suggestions From Old-Time Guide
Reed baskets need regular cleaning with a stiff brush before waxing if needed. Do not place hot foods in the refrigerator. let them cool outside to keep ice cold. Freshen store vegetables by standing them in cold water briefly. Machine oil can be removed from fabric with mild soap and cold water.
Work and Play Hardand at Separate Times
A reader letter discusses adaptability as a virtue for Americans, focusing on a working girl’s need to balance effort with relaxation. It recounts a troubled marriage where a husband is abusive, and advises avoiding nagging, allowing the husband freedom, and pursuing nonlegal solutions to reduce conflict while preserving the family.
Dear Miss Lee Advice on balancing work and pleasure
Grace and Grace ask how to curb daytime thoughts of pleasure while at work. The advisor suggests making work a game with set tasks and shrinking daily time limits to reduce temptations. Emphasizes not overworking to avoid fatigue and to maintain energy for after work activities. The letter asks for more details and a self addressed stamp envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lee
Grace
Dear Miss Lee Advice Letter On Jealous Lover and Choices
A 22 year old asks Miss Lee if she should continue dating a jealous 19 year old while three older suitors seek her. The reply advises ending the current relationship, assuming the older men will not be deterred by their rivals and urges being a true friend to help the jealous youth recover his heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lee
Opeless
Mrs. Prescott
Mr. Prescott
John
Priscilla Bradford
Karl
Jack
Dear Miss Martha Lee Advice on an Unhappy Marriage
A 19 year old wife writes that she married young, has a 17 month old baby, keeps a neat home, and cares for her husband, but he has struck her more than once. She seeks guidance on staying in the troubled marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lee
Erea
Image of Love Dear Miss Lee heartbreak letter tips
A 19 year old girl pleads for advice to win a bashful cousin who ignores her while she grieves past friends. The response urges patience, friendliness, and social activity, warning against chasing him and encouraging broader social engagement to ease misery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lee
Wiscs
Pajama Styles Feature Italian Silk Details
Pajamas now feature Italian silk fabrics with ribbons of contrasting colors and edges finished with picoted ruffles. These stylish details enhance the look and appeal of the sleepwear.
Hoosier Woman Named to Republican Committee
Joseph B. Kealing announced in Washington that Dorothy Cunningham of Martinsville will be Indiana s first associate member of the Republican national committee. Formal ratification is expected Friday at Cincinnati during a meeting of Middle West Republican leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Kealing
Indiana
Washington
Dorothy Cunningham
Martinsville
Republican National Committee
National Party
Miss Cunningham
Cincinnati
Repubican
Middle West
Troning Board Covers For Dual Sided Ironing Use
The advice favors covering both sides of an ironing board to handle dark serge fabrics and white articles separately. Store the board in a purpose built bag to fit it securely.
Shades of Red Dominate Fall Millinery Demand
All shades of red from pale pink to deepest crimson are set to be in high demand for fall millinery. The variety of red tones will drive hat fashion as designers emphasize bold color in headwear this season.
Lingerie Styles Expand in Popularity and Color Range
Lingerie designs gain traction with elaborate lace trims and spreads into new colors, including navy blue and brown, as demand for varied styles grows among consumers.
Fall silhouettes vary while straight frock endures
The article notes that the straight line frock remains in fashion for fall despite numerous variations in circular flounce and pleated skirts. It highlights ongoing trends without signaling a shift away from the classic silhouette.
Blue Fashionable Paris Sponsors Old Blue For Fall
Blue Fashionable Paris announces a fall color shift from Lanvin green to old blue, noting the popular shade will replace the former trend as shoppers seek new wardrobe staples this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Fashionable
Paris
Beaded chiffon gowns for evening wear in fall shades
Beaded chiffon frocks with Chantilly or shadow laces are being created for fall. The outfits target evening use and come in delicate, refined shades.
Surprise and Flirt to Hold Your Husband
NY interview with Elinor Glynn advises women to give husbands freedom and avoid rigid boundaries. She urges wives to flirt, stay attractive, and keep up appearances for husband and relationship, noting men respond to comfort and affection. She cautions against habitual actions and stresses proactive engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Elinor Glynn
Ailing mother and a tangled wedding tale in Leslie's note
Leslie writes of a dying mother in law and a strained marriage. She recalls Miss Bradford's telegram troubling Jack, defies Priscilla Bradford's gossip, and reveals Jack's loyalty. The letter hints at leaving for home or staying, while emotions mix with family tensions and supper talk.
Scrambled Eggs With Fresh Asparagus Tips
Bertha E. Shapleigh of Columbia University shares a stove ready method. Boil asparagus tips in butter five minutes then season with salt pepper and lemon juice. Beat six eggs with cream or milk salt and pepper, heat briefly, then fold into asparagus and stir until set. Serve on hot toast and serve immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha E. Shapleigh
Columbia University
Legion May Seek Changes in State World War Memorial Plaza
Objections to current plans for the State World War memorial building may be raised at a joint Indiana war memorial commission session with an advisory committee of the Indiana American Legion. A July 15 conference is tentatively set. The Indiana legion committee from Indianapolis includes Dr Carleton B McCulloch Robert L Moorhead Lemuel Bolles Morris G Fuller Stephen C Noland and Bowman Elder national committeeman. Evansville’s Henry Walker and Culver’s Leigh R Gignilliat also serve. The commission program committee lists Marcus S Sonntag Evansville Evans Woollen and former Governor James P Goodrich. Secretary Paul Comstock travels to Cleveland for talks with memorial architects Frank R Weeks and Harry Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana War Memorial Commission
Indiana Department of the American Legion
State Legion Committee
Bowman Elder
Indiana
Carleton B. McCulloch
Robert L. Moorhead
Lemuel Bolles
Morris G. Fuller
Stephen C. Noland
Elder
Indianapolis
Henry Walker
Evansville
Thieves Steal Peanut and Gum Machines from News Stand
Thieves took a peanut vending machine and a chewing gum machine from Raymond Thornburg’s news stand at 849 Edison Street. The devices were recovered behind 807 Massachusetts Avenue with both money boxes broken open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Thornburg
Edison Sc
Massachusetts Ave
Simple Way to Have Beautifully Wavy Hair
Lustrous fluffy wavy hair defines beauty. Do not use a heated iron as it damages life luster and fluffiness. Use the simple silmering method to curl hair more effectively and lastingly while keeping it soft light and glossy. Apply the liquid before styling with a clean toothbrush. liquid silmerine is available at drug stores and lasts months. It is neither sticky nor greasy and leaves no spots or streaks. The curls endure in moist or warm weather.
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D. M. Millholland
Frieda Arthur
William Barnes
Ruth Ralsin
Clara Heinz
Lorraine , Jonés
Megdames Willis Vermillion
Paul
An’s Rotary Club
Times
Edith Flick
June Nikirk
Julia Goldberger
Ruth Blackman
Nellie Morgan
Alice Flick
Eureka Sales Co
Myers
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ln BE
Pinkham
Hoosier
GO. P
Foulard
NEA Service
Fo Ax
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HEA
Leslie Prescott
Joseph Graves Hamilton
Priscilla
Leslie
Anheuser-Busch
ST. Louis
Legion
Architects
Gertrude
Guaranty
Mary
Guaranty Cafeteria
Mecidian Street
Hotel Lincoln
David Cowell
Eastern Ave
Phone Web
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Hanning Bros. and
Winkler
National City Bank
Wash
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