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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1928
Page
13
A defense of strict parental discipline argues some children require physical correction while others need psychological measures. warns against overuse of punishment and urges parents to tailor methods, with letters from readers about managing teen behavior and social expectations.
Mrs Linton A Cox hosted a Wednesday evening gathering at the Cox home on Meridian Street for Miss Catherine Schmidt and Frank Harvey Cox ahead of their Friday marriage. The refectory display featured a silver bowl of pink roses and delphinium with pink tapers. tables bore pink and blue flowers. Guests included Gustave Schmidt Guy Wainwright E G Cox Thomas Harvey Cox L B Whitaker D A I Hathaway Peter C Reilly Raymond Schmidt Horace Cox and William Cox.
A historical meal plan describes breakfast with strawberries cereal cream creamed smoked halibut muffins milk coffee luncheon features scalloped cabbage with tomatoes toasted muffins radishes fruit cup luncheon cakes milk tea and dinner lists broiled veal steak new potatoes in cheese sauce grilled carrots vegetable and bacon salad lemon sponge pie with milk. It notes a muffin recipe using four tablespoons cornmeal to three quarters cup white flour to yield light soft muffins and advises chilling fruit cup mixtures before serving and using orange juice for ease.
Local women including Mrs. Frommer and Mrs. Goodman attend the Hadassah annual convention in Pittsburgh. A budget exceeding 600000 for five hospitals eighteen clinics and related prenatal postnatal services for Palestine will be presented for ratification to more than 600 delegates from 293 American cities representing 37000 members.
The Times highlights Pattern No 3404 a slim youthful design in printed silk crepe georgette and other fabrics with sizes 16 to 42 inches. Readers can obtain the pattern by mailing 15 cents to The Times Pattern Department and expect delivery in about a week. Gene Frosh of the Indianapolis Salvage Corps married Vernelle Earle of 620 Lexington Ave in Louisville Ky, and they will reside at Pinex Apartments after a brief honeymoon.
A note describes old ice boxes wrapped with paper to slow melting. The practice uses newspaper wrapping around blocks to preserve cold storage. It reflects home refrigeration habits and daily domestic routines.
Beatrice Louise Stumph daughter of Mrs Nellie E Stump and Ernest Joseph Heartig son of Mr and Mrs William Heartig were married Wednesday at 8 30 am at St Marks English Lutheran Church with Rev Reiner Benting officiating. The ceremony featured pink roses palms and ferns with music by Mrs O H Dunn and Crawford Barker. Attendants included Miss Dorothy Allen Miss Juanita Bramblett and Miss Mildred Stumph. The couple plans a home at 87 N Brookville Rd and a wedding trip.
Prize recipes by readers published daily in The Times column. Readers submit one recipe for a $1 prize, judged and printed, with prizes mailed to winners. The Strawberry Cream Puffs recipe is given with instructions and Gertrude J Lamar of Gosport Indiana credited.
Mrs J A Biggle entertained the Daughters of the Nile with a luncheon bridge at her home 2515 College Ave assisted by arrangement chairman Mrs Harry C Ent. Other hostesses included Mesdames William Lindholm Fred Uhl E F Wimans Charles Brautig an Clarence Green Arthur Stanford and Milton Hodgins.
Mrs William E Youngman entertained at a bridge party honoring Alma Youngman of Detroit with guests Mrs Robert Wands Mrs Robert Taylor Mrs William Sering Mrs Jimmie Messler Mrs Grove Weisenberger and Mrs Brooks Hendrickson. Mr and Mrs Charles O Roemler plan a dance at the Inapolis Country Club Monday for daughter Jane who departs July 5 for Ogonto camp Sugar Hill New Hampshire.
The St Patrick's Social Club will entertain with cards in the school hall at 2 30 pm Friday. Mrs Martin A Barnett of Charleston WV visits her daughter Mrs A F Barnett at 2360 N Pennsylvania St and granddaughter Mrs James V Rawlings Jr at 5730 E Washington St.
Marye writes to her mother correcting the idea that a baby would fix marital trouble. She argues a child should be wanted and earned, not used as a remedy, and questions Stella’s wild image, praising her as a fine mother. She hints at a forthcoming tale about personal adventures and asks to place an order for the next chapter.
Miss Marie Agnes Meid, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meid, married James Gard ner McNett of Glen Cove S I in a Wednesday afternoon home ceremony. Rev. Edward Haines Kistler officiated with soloists Mrs. F C Walker and Mrs. M D Didway. attendants included Helen Franke. The couple will reside in Glen Cove after a motor trip east.
Miss Alice Lenore Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs E E Jones Richmond and Rev Guy G Girton Redkey were married Wednesday evening in Richmond. They will reside in Redkey after the ceremony.
The Riley Hospital Cheer Guild hosted a breakfast at the Claypool Hotel to honor Dr. Edward T. Thompson the newly appointed administrator of Indiana University hospitals. Dr. Burton Dorr Myers spoke and Mrs. Victor Hintze accompanied by Mrs. James W. Carr sang. Martha Stubbs chaired and John F. Ward led as president. Guests toured the hospitals after the event.
Mrs. Fred C. Slauter and helpers host a penny supper and card party Saturday at 6 p.m. at her Shadeland Drive country home for members and families of Golden Rule Chapter No. 413 O. E. S. All members are invited.
The wedding of Dorothy Schwaninger and Brevort Baker occurred Wednesday afternoon at Christ Church. The bride wore white taffeta and tulle with orange blossoms. Louise Schwaninger was maid of honor. Jean Mutz carried the ring. Wayne Gillian was best man. ushers were Robert McCullouch and Robert Rust. After a motor trip to northern Michigan, the couple will reside at 1035 Hutchings Ave Columbus after July 23.
Miss Ruth Nicholson daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence T Nicholson Newcastle and Wilbur M Carter of this city wed Wednesday afternoon at the bride’s parents home. Officiating was Rev Mr Howe. Attendant Vedn Miller wore a beige falcon gown and butterfly roses. Bride wore white satin with duchesse lace crystals veil and carried roses lilies of the valley and orchids. Best man was Fred L Carter Jr. The couple will reside at the Sanhurst Apartments Indianapolis after a trip to Washington.
Fra Club members chose Earl Koerner as president with Gene Gattiz as vice president Betty Lee as secretary Leo Porter as treasurer and Joe Dux as sergeant at arms. The club marked its sixth anniversary with a party at Heflin's camp near Edinburg last weekend.
The American Legion auxiliaries of the Thirteenth district held a Wednesday meeting in Akron with fifty delegates. The program included morning and afternoon business sessions and a luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Metzger depart on the Northern Wonderland cruise visiting Iceland Spitzbergen North Cape Norway and Sweden ending with a motor trip through Germany. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arps will occupy their home until their return.
Mrs. Allen, formerly Julia Strauss, wed last week in New York. The couple resides at Seville Apartments where Mr. Allen works as manager of the Palace Theater.
Miss Ruth McKinzie and Miss Dorothy Spooner hosted a bridge party and linen shower at 5455 Broadway in honor of Miss Margaret Finneran. The upcoming marriage to Charles Dana Rollings on July 18 was celebrated with a pink and orchid color scheme.
Mrs. Elso Greene of 1019 N Rural St entertained four tables of luncheon bridge this afternoon. Favors, tables, tapers and flowers followed an orchid rose blue and yellow color scheme. Guests included Mesdames H L Suffrins Ray Goodwin G W Farrar E Zimmer Harm Burnett L ws Glidden Ray Walker William Gruner Russell Stephenson Parker James J T Barnett C G Claman and Burt Bruder Misses Ruth Fisher Corinne Greene and Hazel Van Auken.
Miss Lila Lou Dunn wed Ford H Kaufman in a ceremony at St Pauls Episcopal Church with Dr. Lewis Brown officiating. Attendant Mary Filer wore lavender pink and blue georgette while the bride wore chiffon and lace with blue accessories. The couple planned a Canada wedding trip and will reside at 3534 Salem Ave upon return.
Miss Elizabeth Schaefer daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Schaefer wed Charles Doran Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles Doran at Sacred Heart Church with Father Symphonium officiating The couple left for a honeymoon and will be at home after July 10 at 1725 S Delaware St The wedding party included Vera Doran Rosemary Fink Charles Schaefer Jr Robert Schaefer and Ed Bauer
Miss Helen Payne returned from Rochester New York and was honored at a Wednesday evening welcome party hosted by Miss Emily Brossman 5601 East St. Clair Street. Also present were Mrs Emil Linegar and Misses Mary Biggerstaff Edith Jones Mildred Johns Jean Coval Mary Wagoner Lucille Sperry and Dorothy Reynolds.
An outdoor pageant portraying growth of the Northwest territory from Indian days to the present will be given Friday night at Camp Dellwood by a group of Girl Scout leaders at the national training school. Mrs. Maxwell Drake wrote and directed the pageant.
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