City police crack down on speeding arrests reported
Police records show ten motorists arrested Saturday afternoon and night and sixteen Sunday as Chief Herman Rikhoff orders greater motorcycle unit efforts. Drivers faced speeding and muffler violations plus intoxicated driving charges for several individuals including James Leavells and Ernest Ha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Rikhoff
Sherman Dr
William Wells
W. Fortieth St
Grover Walden
Warren Ave
Harry Manning
Paris Ave
Glenn Steinhart
E. Forty-Ninth St
Ae Oeereoe
Senate Ave
Fred McCoy
Mars Hill
William E. Williams
N. Warman Ave
Albert
Virginia Ve
R. N
John Jock
Anderson
R. Sullivan
A. Brightwood
Murrell
N. New Jersey St
W. E. Stockdall
Emerson Ave
Raymond St
Cartel’ Oats
Ernest Ha
Washington Blvd
Watterman
English Ave
Fred Daeger
W. Mitchell
Terrace Ave
N. Capitol Ave
Brandall Mullins
New York St
Rose Mumford
Sunset Ave
James Leavells
Martindale Ave
Robert Galbreath
Miami St
Irvin Boyer
Gale St
Cyrus Bowman
Warsaw St
Lee Ewing
Johnson St
Robert Mills
Colton St
Funeral for Frederick W. Rosebrock pioneer merchant
Frederick W. Rosebrock 85 a pioneer south side businessman will be privately buried at Crown Hill after a funeral at his son Fred H. Rosebrock’s home 216 Verrey Street. Born in Hanover Germany he came to America after the Civil War and conducted a grocery business near Fountain Square. Survivors include Fred Rosebrock Indianapolis Mrs Jd W Yelgerhouse Erie Pa Mrs C Wyttenbach Philadelphia William Rosebrook 2020 poet and sister Mrs Doris Seng Louisville Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Rosebrock
Fred H. Rosebrock
Ervey St
Crown Hill
Mr. Rosebrock
Hanover
Germany
Fountain Square
Fred Rosebrock
Indianapolis
Jd. W. Yelgerhouse
Erie
C. Wyttenbach
Philadelphia
William Rosebrook
Doris Seng
Louisville
Expensive Pacifier Sparks Pocketbook Loss on Meridian Street
Mrs. Pauline Macculso reported losing her pocketbook on N Meridian Street after handing it to her crying child to quiet it. She stated to police that she was without $90 when the incident occurred yesterday afternoon near East Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Macculso
S. East St
N. Meridian St
Health Camp Opens at Camp Ida Wineman
Camp Ida Wineman operated by the Jewish Federation health resort opened today with thirty-eight children and seven mothers present. Miss Lucille Goldstein serves as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Wineman
Lucille Goldstein
Successful Magazine Writer Emphasizes Career Married Life
Renowned writer Adela Rogers St Johns and her husband Ivan discuss balancing work and marriage in New York. They recall starting on newspapers, sharing finances, and adapting roles to support her successful writing career while managing home life. The couple argue marriage can strengthen a woman's professional efforts.
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NEA
York
Adela Rogers St. Johns
Hollywood
New York
Ivan St. Johns
Adela
Mrs. St. Johne
Ivan
Mr. St. Johns
Many Indianapolis Weddings Mark Seasonal Mayhem of 1930s
A string of weddings unfolds in Indianapolis with multiple ceremonies at private homes and churches. Bernice Heckman marries Walter Rearick in a noon ceremony at a north side residence with courtly attendants. the couple plans a Hartford return and home in July. Roscoe Saylor weds Mary Moreland in Evansville with a circle of out-of-town guests and a July home arrival. William Bettcher Jr. weds Celeste Gettle at a Thirtieth Street home with a Great Lakes honeymoon. Beulah Potter ties with Herbert Hill in a Central Avenue church ceremony followed by a garden reception and a Meridian Street homecoming after July. Daisy Folkerth and C Jack Strickland wed in a simple Downey Avenue ceremony with Cincinnati and Louisville trip following. Fifty-year anniversary celebrations mark A W Brayton family gatherings, with guests from Greenwood, Rushville, and beyond. Helen Ward and Paul Long wed at a University Heights home with a Winona Lake later home. The Fourth of July dinner dance is slated for the Indianapolis Country Club lawn.
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Lou Snyder
Alexandria
Ind
Dick Johnson
Albert A. McCain
Mary Merker
Saylor
Evansville
Katherine Welsh
J. G. Welsh
William T. Stewart
Laura Moreland
Oxford
Ohio
P. E. Saylor
Dayton
Sherman Salgent
van Wert
Emma Johnson
Osee Snyder
Helen Brannon
Elizabeth Brannon
Mabel Mullin
Ralph Chalfant
Muncie
Lincoln Jookey
Fairmount Ind
Gray Bernard
Anderson
Beulah Adelia Potter
Albert T. Potter
Central Ave
Herbert E.hill
Effie Hill
Frederick E. Taylor
E. Haines Kistler
Yuba Wilhite
Arthur Webber
Glenn O. Fherwood
Frances Potter
Elizabeth Potter
Betty Ballmann
Illinios University
Butler University
Harvard Universiy
Daisy M. Folkerth
S. J. Folkerth
N. Bancroft Ave
C. Jack Strickland
Downey Avenue Christian Church
Joseph D. Armistead
Martha Steele
Richard Corya
Helen Marie Ward
John F. Ward
University Heights
Paul C. Long
E. Long
Ruth Long
Marcella Schooler
Wilbur F. Alley
New York
Long
Winona Lake
Shelby St
Girls to Camp on Annual Summer Outing Plan
Members of the Little Mothers Training School for Girls will leave Saturday for the annual summer outing in camp under director Mrs. Maryland S. Krause founder of the school 1303 W Twenty Fifth St. The program includes a cherry picking party for older girls paid 10 cents a gallon and a play program for younger members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Mothers
Little Mothers’ Training School For
Maryland S. Krause
W. Twenty-Fifth St
Good Manners on Visit Etiquette at a Funeral or Convalescent Case
The text notes that a gentleman waits in the hall or reception room with his hat in his hand when reception is doubtful. He should not remove his coat or gloves during an excersional occasion such as paying condolence or inquiring after a convalescent.
Hate Erodes Love and Threatens a Couple
A guidance column advises a husband and wife in a troubled marriage. The author argues hate destroys love and urges the wife to discard resentment to rebuild trust. If reconciliation occurs, space from her parents may be needed and the wife should show willingness to accept responsibility for the child.
Dear Mrs Lee Advice on Love and In-Laws
A reader seeks guidance on repairing a broken marriage and bitterness toward a spouse. The counselor urges confronting hate first, then rebuilding trust, and advises a separated husband to secure work and write a sincere love letter to his wife for the child’s sake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Scarf Sleeve Frock Features and Back-Fastening Collar
The frock showcases a scarf sleeve formed by a length of crepe applied to the under part of a short sleeve. It has a back fastening collar and a double girdle that keeps the hip lines trim.
Homecoming reflections and family tensions
A narrator contemplates returning home and the thorny dynamics of family bonds. He weighs loyalties between Ruth Ellington, his sister Alice, and past relationships, admitting vanity drives rescue and decisions. Alice argues Karl Whitney arranged pearls, while the narrator recalls a test of love and control.
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Marquise
Dad
Mother
Alice
Ruth Ellington
Ruth
Karl
New York
Karl Whitney
Bernard Shaw
Leslie Prescott
Household Suggestions From a 1920s Cooking Column
Weekly stock checks and shelf care guide include tips on heat resistant leather gloves for hot jars, hearty salad ideas with potatoes ham lettuce and mayo, clarified beef fat as butter substitute, safe cooking for unripe fruit, roasting meat timing, and creaming butter with a warm bowl. Also notes a playful line about Karl and a letter from Leslie to a secret drawer.
Piano Recital Arranged by Miss Budenz
Miss Kathryn Budenz arranged a piano recital by her pupils for Monday night in St. Catherine's Hall. Forty five children performed in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Budenz
St. Catherine’s Hall
Coroner Probes Death of Man Electrocuted at Portland Cement
Gr een castle Indiana June 30 The coroner investigated the death of Otto Venesek 23 who was electrocuted at the Indiana Portland Cement Company after grabbing a live wire in a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speci Greencastle
Otto Venesek
Indiana Portland Cement Company
How American Women May Keep Faces Young
An English expert notes Americans age faster due to climate and overexertion. A cosmetic solution is mercorized wax applied as a night cold cream to shed faded skin and reveal a younger layer, with advice that one ounce suffices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Miller
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Laura Heckman
N. Riley Ave
Walter R. Rearick
Hartford
Mrs. Rearick
White Mountains
Charles W. Habig
Fla
R. T. Sweeney
N. Holmes Ave
Maurice Sweeney
Cleveland
Mary Moreland
Ida M. Moreland
Alabama St
Roscoe S. Saylor
Irgil E. Rorer
Betty Lou Snyder
Virgil E. Rorer
Betty
Martha. Gettle
Thomas S. Gettle
Celeste Apts
William H. Bettcher
George Fidler
E. Thirtieth St
Lois Robinson
Connersville
Clarence Bettcher
W. Brayton
Broadway
A. W. Brayton Jr
John R. Brayton
Frank A. Brayton
Elizabeth M
Irma Parker Brayton
Margaret van Duren
Greenwood
Cora Clarke
Rushville
Indianapolis Country Club
N. Penn
Penn
North
Pennsylvania
Martha Lee
Tum
Meqangle
NEA Service, Inc
Leslie
Indianapolis Water Company
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