Miss Burns Weds Thomas Grainger Johnstone in Pretty Home Ceremony
Miss Johanna Burns sister of the bride, married Thomas Grainger Johnstone at the Minter home 325 E Thirty Second St. Rev. Lewis Brown officiated. The couple plans a East Coast motor trip before settling at 2356 N New Jersey St after July 15 with guests including James P Burns and Mrs Chubb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Otto Minter
E. Thirty-Second St
James P. Burns
Sorority
Mrs. Johnstone
Cleveland
Ohio
John W. Chubb
Chicago
Cottage Cheese Sandwich and Griddle Cakes Recipe
A 1924 NEA Service recipe notes a cottage cheese sandwich and a rich griddle cake mix. It lists ingredients like heavy cream butter milk and eggs and details steps from soaking bread crumbs to folding egg whites and cooking on a hot greased griddle. Nutritional totals for calories protein fat carbohydrate and iron are provided for each dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service, Inc
Diet Menu Notes On Calorie and Protein Counts
A diet kitchen entry lists meals totaling 1086 calories with 203 grams protein 828 grams fat and 535 grams carbohydrate. It describes dishes including lamb stew celery and cheese salad creamed spinach on toast and eggs with skim milk and Roquefort celery bites and notes on preparation and sauces.
Dress Styles Described as Simple Crepe Attire
The description notes dresses in silver or gold cloth often plain with a subtle drapery or apron and resembling simple crepe outfits suitable for any hour of the day.
Mr. V. Franklin Praises Cuticura Healers of Pimples
Virgil Franklin of Kansas City Kansas describes relief after about a week using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for pimples and blackheads. He reports complete healing after four cakes of Soap and corresponding Ointment boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pene Virgil Franklin
St. Paul St
Kansas City
Kans
Smith and Darmody Wedding Notices Published
Mrs Francis C Smith formerly Grace Willis wed June 18 at home with maid of honor Jane Sickels and attendants Alice Weghorst Maxine Peters and James Floyd Madison. Mrs John J Darmody, daughter of Dr and Mrs E M Cunningham, married Saturday morning and will live with his mother 409 Maple Road Bird. Mrs Walter E Gregory, formerly Carolyn Weed, wed Tuesday night and will reside at 2755 N Meridian St after July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis C. Smith
Fred I. Willis
Pennsylvania St
Jane Sickels
Alice Weghorst
Maxine Peters
James Floyd Madison
John J. Darmody
E. M. Cunningham
Cassopolis
Mich
Darmody
Indianapolis
S&t
Mr. Gregory
MerIdian St
James Lloyd Madison
Martha Gettle
Thomas
Gettle
Celeste Apis
William Harvey Bettcher Jr
George Fibbler
E. Thirtieth St
Harry S. Black
Katherine Maxine
Hettie Forkner
Katherine Forkner
Mary C. Hornley
Amos Herneley
Jimmie
Anderson
Elizabeth Brenneman
Alexandria
Ind
Jeanette
William Walton
Greenfield
Herbert Edson
Cleveland
Ohio
Lois Robinson
Connersville
Frederick J
Clarence Bettcher
W. L. Ewing
Social Roundups Highlight Indianapolis Events and Weddings
The column lists numerous gatherings including a 500 party for Miss Bernice Heckman and Walter Rearick at 270 Hendricks Place, a luncheon at the Indianapolis Athletic Club, a theater trip to the Murat, and travels of guests for the Be ll wedding. Out-of-town arrivals and club notices prevail as attendance rolls and hostesses are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hoermimann
Hendricks
Bernice Heckman
Walter R. Rearick
William White
Grover Ginz
Edgar Zick
Frank Doll
Albert Schaub
Earl Haverticks
Roy Eberly
Howard Mote
Arthur Ferber
Edward Rober
Nellie Butterworth
Laura Heckman
Louis Heckman
James Heckman
Indianapolis Athletic Club
W. A. Edwards
William F. Sandstrom
Thomas Morris
Ft. Wayne
Vance
Social notes highlight engagements and travel plans
Mrs Flete Morgan soon returns from a East motor trip with husband Mr Morgan. Miss Lulu Brown leaves for two months on the Pacific Coast after attending a convention. Several Indiana residents r rive for travels and summer visits including Miss Gettle’s wedding planned for Saturday with many out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie M. Bell
Benjamin A. Bell
Capitol Ave
Omer C. Rose
Columbus
Ind
Dallas Harry
Newcastle
Conrad Heet
Richmond
Frank Robinson
Frankfort
Aaron Bell
Marie Miller
Miss Fay
Muncie
Lulu Brown
Metropolitan School of Music
Pacific Coast
Indianapolis
Banff and
Lake Louise
Canada
Tacoma
Wash
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Brown
Fables On Health For Summer And Year Round
Health guidance covers ventilation, outdoor sleep when possible, loose light porous clothing, regular deep breathing, slow chewing, moderate recreation, posture, balanced effort and rest, dental hygiene, and avoiding toxins. It emphasizes serenity, proper sleep, and avoiding overeating to improve family health.
Above Board Boyish Disputes End as Friends Always
Martha Lee counsels that Johnny and Jim settle their rivalries with fair play and forgiveness, never holding grudges or betraying each other. She notes such methods could spare heartaches and suggests families could learn from their example. The column then offers counsel to a 19 year old widow torn by a partial engagement and competing affections. DOUBTFUL BEE advises breaking the partial betrothal and remaining free from entanglements for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Jim
Dad
Dear Miss Lee Advice on Love Rivalry Between Friends
A reader asks how to handle a trio with two men and one woman who love each other. The response urges frank talk between friends to reveal feelings, preserve friendship, and decide who loves the woman if she truly has a preference. It emphasizes honesty and choosing happiness over pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lee
Dear Miss Lee Advice Column Exchange on Rival in Love
A teen girl asks how to handle a jealous rival who wants the 18 year old she likes to share riding in his car. The adviser rebukes the rival, urges self restraint, and warns against dating excess. The column notes he dislikes rivals who push for front seat or photos. It ends mid answer on dating frequency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lee
Alice
Evening with Mrs Uhl Hosts Edith Gott Bridal Event
At 2833 South Meridian Street the bunco tea and towel shower honored Miss Edith Gott. Hosts Miss Hazel Nicholas and Mrs Litta Shaw led guests including Mrs George Glasa, Mrs Blanche O’Donnel, Mrs Mittie Barthol, Eric Rogers, and Misses Margaret Eeter Lucille Howard Betty McMeans Ruth James and Lois Haynes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Gott
Hazel Nicholas
Litta Shaw
Polly Primm
Mesdames
George Glasa
Blanche O'Donnel
Mittie Barthol
Eric Rogers
Margaret Eeter
Lucille Howard
Betty McMeans
Ruth James
Lois Haynes
Cheer Guild to Meet at Chamber of Commerce
The Riley Hospital Cheer Guild will meet Tuesday at 3 30 PM at the Chamber of Commerce. Women may sign up with Mrs A J Porter 2917 Buckle St to join as associate members as active membership is full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
A. J. Porter
Buckle St
Libel Suit Seeks Seizure of Digestive Tankage
One hundred thirty sacks of Her man s Digestive Tankage in possession of Hesse Brothers of Orleans Indiana may be seized following a libel suit filed in Federal Court by District Attorney Homer Elliott. He alleges the tankage violates the food and drug law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesse Brothers
Orleans
Ind
Homer Elliott
Good Manners. Keep Your Promise Wing Risen to Go
A brief note on polite behavior urges not to linger at a farewell and to keep promises. It emphasizes avoiding lingering goodbyes and remaining considerate while departing.
Difference Too Great Dear Misa Lee
A young girl asks whether she should marry a man far older and a parentally opposed match. The response warns against eloping and urges honoring her parents, suggesting they know best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Lee
Letter From Leslie Prescott to Leslie Prescott
A fragmented diary entry reveals two selves in one writer. Leslie Prescott describes her silent inner voice as a separate persona, notes conflict with her mother in law over hair, and mentions a hidden desk drawer containing a locked jewel box. The piece closes with a teaser for a continuation titled Letter from Leslie Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Prescott
Littl Marquise
John Alden Prescott
Little Marquise
Mother Prescott
Marquise
Priscia Bradford
Bradford
Jack
John
NEA Service, Inc
Summer gathering honors High School Girl Reserves
At Miss Mary Alice Free's home 1221 Sterling Street the first summer gathering hosted twenty four girls. Favors were diplomas in buff and blue. Assisting the hostess were Beatrice Berry Madonna Hessler and Helen New.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Free
Sterling St
Beatrice Berry
Madonna Hessler
Helen New
Manager H C Dressendorfer Leaves for West Coast
H C Dressendorfer, head of the Educational Film office and a manager figure, left Friday for Chicago en route to Los Angeles. He will be joined by company officers in Chicago and by Lloyd Hamilton, the film comedian, during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Dressendorfer
Educational Film Office
Chicago
Los Angeles
Cal
Lloyd Hamilton
Get a Pet Ad Vows to Match Boy or Girl with Sale
Read Times Want Ads Daily for listings where someone may sell exactly what sou desires. Pet seekers are encouraged to find an animal matching a child’s needs through local classifieds.
Paris Favorite Frock Features Satin Bands and Rose Accents
A graceful frock combines plain blouse with a wrap-around skirt and an uneven hem. It uses alternating bands of rose satin and maire in the same tone with textured contrast. The black hat is edged in rose satin for a coordinated look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Maire
Household Suggestions For Food Storage And Prep
Practical kitchen tips cover washing silk in lukewarm water and avoiding hot heat to prevent yellowing. A tomato peeling method uses a fork and steam over gas, followed by cold water. Fruit desserts are recommended, with combinations like pineapple with cherries or berries. Gooseberries boiled in sugar and served with lemon cream is proposed as breakfast or dessert. Tomato salad with lettuce celery and mayonnaise dressing is described. For broiling, use top quality meat or choose another method.
School Girls Attend Scout Camp North of Broad Ripple
Grade school girl reserves of the Young Women's Christian Association take over the Girl Scout camp north of Broad Ripple from Friday to next Wednesday. Over thirty girls depart today for the outing, with honors to be awarded at week’s end. Frances Hancock leads the group with several named attendees and club members participating. Activities include camp activities and notices of schedule changes for July 4. Delegates from Indianapolis Association departments prepare to attend the Lake Geneva conference August 5-15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Broad Ripple
Frances Hancock
Camp
Inclde
Ellen McFadden
Delight Baxter
Helen Louis Titus
Edna Shively
Shirley Collins
Juanita Allison
Rebecca Baldridge
Margaret Tracy
Shortridge High School
Helen Kruchton
Dorothy Siddons
Katherine Burton
Helen Braeckman
Frieda McColl
YW. C. A
Brookside Park
Indianapolis Association
Lake Geneva
Two Killed in Akron Airplane Crash
United Press reports Howard R. Calvert 35 of Medina and Ewilda Wickersham 21 of Cuyahoga Falls died when the plane fell 1000 feet during an instruction flight Friday night. Bystanders said the motor ceased, the plane spun and crashed in an end over end fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Akron
Ohio
Howard R. Calvert
Medina
Ewilda Wickersham
Cuyahoga Falls
Calvert
Boy Wins Scooter Race on Delaware Street
Edward Sise Jr a 9 year old from 2847 N Talbott Ave won a scooter in a Friday evening race held between Thirty First and Thirty Second Streets on Delaware Street. About fifty children competed and eight additional prizes were awarded by Crown Machine Company and local scooter dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sise, Jr
N. Talbott Ave
Delaware St
Crown Machine Company
Grain Dealers Association Accepts Wheat Pooled Contract
A tentative contract for wheat pooled by Indiana Wheat Growers' Association was accepted by the Grain Dealers Association. Committees from both groups will study it further after a Friday Board of Trade meeting led by President Elmer Hutchinson. Dealers anticipate a profit of seven and one half cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Elmer Hutchinson
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Miss Burns
Mrs. Johnston
Eymoon
Sister Mary’s
Mr. V. Franklin
Cuticura
Dept. H
Jane Brides
Walter E. Gregory
Dexheimer
Adda Hazzard
Fount Smith
Melvin Coltrain
F. R. Porter
The
Bane
Dominette Club
Katherine Tahoon
Anita Wandell
Delores Crane
Effie White
F. S. Saunders
N. de Quincey St
Purdue Woman's Association
Lucille Morehouse
A. Or
Hilda Kirkman West
Mu Phi Epsilon
Radisson Inn
Minneapolis
Minn
Mu Phi
Beulah Adelia Potter
Albert T. Potter
Central Ave
Herbert E. Hill
G. W. Riche
Vernon Riche
Dayton
Hallie Overbeck
New Madison
Ernest
Flete Morgan
Wuneta Fouts
Mary V. Fouts
Rural St
Mildred Swank
Lafayette
J. B. Lewis
Helen Lewis
Thorntown
Frank Dannert
S. Talbott Ave
Mrs
Frederick Ross
Pontiac, Mich
Good Will Club
St. Joseph's Hall
E. North St
Frederick P. Nehrbas
F. P. Nehrbas
St. John's Military School
Manlius
N. Y
James Ingram
Mrs. Russell Fortune
New Jersey St
Lake Maxinkuckee
H. C. Gilbert
Jean Andrews
Gamman Phi Beta Sorority
Lake Placid
N.Y
Clara Vollmer
Kappa Phi Delta Sorority
Northland Studio
Martha Lee
Frank J. Uhl
South Meridian St
Cheer Guild
mueTangle
California
Hothouse Tomatoes
Y. W
Victoria North Side
Indiana Wheat Growers’ Association
Asso
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
Federal Reserve System
Pennsylvania and Market
Oliver Avenue
Roosevelt Avenue
North Illinois Street
East Tenth Street
Washington Street
Washington Str
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