Mrs John Kern Hosts League of Women Voters Meeting
Mrs John W Kern hosted the June meeting of Indianapolis League of Women Voters executives and directors. Plans for a general club meeting programs study clubs and promotion of research were discussed with chairmen named for women in industry superpower education social hygiene Get Out the Vote and international cooperation to prevent war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kern
Louis Hearle
Department of Public Welfare
Genevieve Pickerell
Edna Levey
Russell Fortune
Ernest Knefler
W. T.es
Weddings and Engagements Featured in Local Notices
Mrs 85 M Mogab hosted a linen shower and announced the engagement of Miss Marie Kurker to Michael F Tanner with a July 11 wedding planned at St Francis Sales Church. Other notices include engagements for Helen Phalfie and Wilhelmina Harriet Pringle Jr and multiple upcoming weddings with dates and future homes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Mogab
Hostess at Indianapol is League of Women Voters Meeting
At the June meeting of the board of directors of the Indianapolis League of Women Voters Mrs John W Kern 1830 N Pennsylvania St was the hostess this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Kern
N. Niols St
Indianapolis ‘League of Women Voters
League
Indianapolis League of Women Voters
N. Pennsylvania
Paris Wins Bid for Russian Crown Jewels
Parisian jewelers outbid American rivals to acquire Soviet government sold crown jewels for 3 015 000 dollars, beating a 2 875 000 dollar offer. The piece notes Paris's postwar debt and contrasts American reluctance with Paris purchases.
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Paris
America
Wedding notices and social entertainments in Indianapolis
Mrs. P Knarzer and Mr Louis Quinlin of Louisville to wed Wednesday morning with a bridal dinner at the Columbia Club tonight. Miss Fae Youll and Ralph Crosley marry after a home ceremony. Miss Norine Collins weds Edwin H Andrews in a candlelight home service. Miss Alice Jobe and Floyd Farley wed at Broadway M E Church. DeMolay drill team and other guests attend. Bride and groom depart for Florida then return to Indianapolis. Concerts and club luncheon follow with Burns themed talks. Salvation Army leaders meet, and summer bridge party planned as well. The Daughters of Union Veterans dinner is postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. P.knarzer
Marlowe Ave
Columbia Club
Marie Knarzer
Louis Quinlin
Louisville
Miss Knarzer
Quinlin
Knarzer
Mr. Quinlin
Gertrude Quinlin
Terre Haute
Louise Knarzer
Anna May Clark
Messrs
Elmer Dahlquist
James Conway
Carl Knarzer
Aew Er
Fae Vera Youll
William A. Youll
Ewing St
Ralph H. Crosley
J. Ambrose Dunkel
G. E. Stevens
Norine Collins
I. H. Derby
Capitol Ave
Edwin H. Andrews
Edward Haines Kistler
Marie Collins
Frances McClure Light
Kathryn Mayers
Ethel Collins
C. J. Clark
Andrews
Florida
Indianapolis
George Haymond
John Haymond
Muncie
Martha and
Margaret Graham
Cincinnati
Ohio
E. H. Greshaw
Tipton
Alice Jobe
George W. Jobe
Bellefontaine St
Floyd F. Farley
Omer Farley
Broadway M. E
Ethel Bryan
Miss Granger
Miss Davis
Mrs. Farley
Charlotte Gilpin
Broadway
W. Washington
W. R. Gilpin
Verne Trask
Delegate Returns From Convention
A party of Indianapolis delegates who attended the national Mu Phi Epsilon convention in Ithaca New York from June 21 to 27 will return home tonight. Miss Mary Moorman, dual musical and business delegate from Kappa chapter, is a prominent city musician and president of Kappa chapter Mu Phi Epsilon.
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Indianapolis
Mu Phi Epsilon
Ithaca
N. Y
Mary Moorman
Kappa Chapter
Second Presbyterian Church
Summer vegetable selection and handling tips from Sister Mary
A guide on choosing and caring for summer produce noting aroma, color, and texture cues. It advises rejecting oversized items, inspecting for fragrance, firmness, and freshness and describes how to judge asparagus, beets, beans, berries, carrots, cabbage, celery, cherries, cucumbers, and leafy greens for peak flavor.
Dance at the Road House with Barry Cornwall
Miss Meredith recalls an unforgettable dance with Barry Cornwall at a lively Road House. He pays for tickets and promises protection as they share a night of music and movement, amid flirtation and bold social rules. The scene hints at a budding romance and danger in a famous venue. Tomorrow: A night at the Road House.
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Meredith
Lela
Barry Cornwall
Barry
Tomatoes Describe Ideal Fresh Quality and Fragrance
The guide urges tomatoes to be smooth and firm with even color and a sleek appearance. They should be clean and free of blemishes and possess a strong, pungent fragrance indicating ripeness and good quality.
Gold medal piano contest at Beville Church Monday night
Central W C T U directed by Mrs Ethel Prow hosts a gold medal piano contest Monday at Beville Evangelical Church Michigan and Beville. Contestants include Misses Rebecca Shields Esther Trebbaugh Janette Hunt Catherine Beasley and Alice Dickey. Palmer Union also sponsors gold medal oratorical and silver vocal contests.
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Central W. C. T. U
Ethel Prow
Beville Evangelical Church
Michigan St
Beville Ave
Rebecca Shields
Esther Trebbaugh
Janette Hunt
Catherine Beasley
Alice Dickey
Palmer Union
J. W. South
W. C. T. U. Organization
Fletcher American Bank Bldg
Hair Trends Dictate Women’s Grooming in Local Scene
Observers note no clear preference for long hair and see the best dressed women with closely shingled styles. Occasional allowance of hair left long enough to form biscuit-like shapes over the ears appears in some cases.
Tailored design No 2790 sheer crepe dress pattern
Pattern No 2790 offers a tailored sheer crepe dress with a square neckline and one collar and tie. It suits town or resort wear with options in navy blue crepe or linen and comes in sizes 16 to 44 bust, priced at 15 cents with coin preferred. Delivery in about one week after coupon submission.
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New York City
Pattern Department
the Times
Dutch Fried Potatoes from The Times Reader Recipes
A reader submitted recipe for Dutch fried potatoes by Mrs. Ida Stevens of Spencer Indiana. It describes paring washing slicing six potatoes, seasoning, beating eggs with cream, mixing with flour, then frying in hot fat until golden brown.
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Phillips
Magnesia
the Times
Ida Stevens
Spencer
Ind
Paris Confetti Displays Delight in Dull Settings
In Paris crowds enjoy confetti prints on white or black backgrounds that resemble a bag of confetti dumped onto plain service, a curious and amusing visual trend that amuses many observers.
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Paris
Hardships Reveal True Nature Says Quote on Character
A quotation urges that hardships and unusual adversity bring out the best and worst in people. It notes that amid difficulty, the good in the worst and the flaws in the best become public for all to see.
Only 4 Around World Thrice And a Crowded Weekend
A reader text reflects on fragile wood quality and a rough weekend with friends camping fishing and bad luck. They describe a soggy, stormy drive home in a painted Ford and weariness from rain soaked bread and cooking wood. The letter closes with advice about respect and choosing a better partner.
Beech Grove Bus Traffic Ordinance Upheld by Shelby Court
South Side Motor Coach Co appeals after Shelby Circuit Court sustains Beech Grove town board traffic ordinance. Court dissolves temporary restraining order and rules board may regulate bus traffic on its streets. Appeals to State Supreme Court planned. venue changed from Superior Court. Hearing held weeks ago and decision announced after deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Ernest Maholo
South Side Motor Coach Company
State Supreme Court
Shelby Circuit Court
Beech Grove
Superior Court
Curious Advice on Reuniting With Him After a Pause
A reader offers cautious guidance on rekindling a relationship after a separation. The message urges not to appear cheap or brazen, implying that genuine interest from the other person warrants careful, subtle pursuit rather than aggressive moves.
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John Kern
Bush
Amelia Henderson
Frank Hatfield
Kurt Pantzer
Department of International Cooperation
Adele Pantzer
The
Harry A. Angell
Delaware St
Augusta Stevenson
Continental Congress
Florence Howell
Amelia Jéterérson
Mary Ciener
College Ave
Helen
Herman H. Phalfie
City
Cinemay Ohio
Ethel McGregor
Park Ave
A. B. Mundelle
Westcott Hotel
Richmond
Helen Bade
Lewis A. Bade
Woodlawn Ave
Russell A. Secrest
Secrest
M. C. Stone
Stewart Sr
Mauline White
Loren H. Lambert
Charles Kistner
Wilhelmina Harriet
Lee Vernon Pringle Jr
Avon Park
Fla
Robert Schaub
Thirty-Fifth St
Helen Gertrude
Ralph Ernest Herring
James Herring
Seymour
Voters’ League
Allene Sumner
New York
Golden Horseshoe
Metropolitan Opera House
Robert Forrest Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Haddock
Leum
Dorfman Rugco
W. Wash, St. Liene
United Rug & Linoleum Co
E. Wash
International Study Club
Effie C. Hill
N. Aubama St
Samuel Artman
Scotland
Robert Burns
Otis Schnarr
South Bend
Salvation Army of
Army Citadel
Daughters of Union Veterans
Sister Mary's
Er OwrnrWa
NEA Service
Road House
Indianapolis Times
Rook's
Haag's
Goldsmith Bros
Haag
Mise Lee
Geartta
Christopher William Johnson, Jr
St. Louis
High Court
Circle
Betty Lou
Betty Lou Main
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