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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
13
A guide urges parents to teach thrift as intelligent money handling not hoarding. Start with small allowances for six year olds, allocate for needs, savings, and minimal luxuries, and gradually increase responsibility to foster financial discipline.
The Indianapolis Times profiles Miss Owen an accomplished musician and linguist who serves as attorney for the U S Tax Board. She argues women will gain equal wages and recognition in federal service but acknowledges it will take time.
Washington June 30 Mabel Owen named attorney for the United States board of tax appeals the sole woman in the post and one of two in federal tax work. She began as a stenographer in the internal revenue service and rose through law studies at Washington College of Law earning her degree in 1921 and admission to the bar.
Hedda Hoyt notes the shift to artificial flowers dominating summer fashion. Corsages and floral accessories appear in chiffon frocks and sportswear, with felt, crocheted, leather, and rubberized blooms pairing with outfits. Jewel tree decor and illuminated semi precious stone arrangements brighten homes.
Advice column fragment discusses taking oneself too seriously harming perspective and relationships. It contrasts overbearing behavior in family life and business with a calmer approach, urging self-awareness and delegation. A reader asks how to handle a dating situation with a man who may disrespect her. guidance emphasizes standards and giving him a chance to prove himself.
A mother asks if she is wrong to restrict her 15 year old daughter from late nights while allowing free curfews for sons and stepson. The advice commends parental firmness and gentleness, noting the daughter is too young and that boys likewise deserve care. The columnist urges continued guidance until age of majority.
Mr and Mrs Ben Stutzmesser of Chicago visit two weeks with Mr and Mrs W C Burgess at 3520 N Station St. Mrs Oswald Ryan of Anderson and Mrs Edward Rhonsheim of Statesville NC guest of Stephen Noland and Mrs Noland at 6102 Ewing St. Miss Betty Noland to accompany them to Anderson. Rev Anna Throndsen has returned to 1633 College Ave after winter in Florida. Dr and Mrs William H Foreman back at Haversticks Park from extended Europe trip. Mrs Henry Ostrom of 1512 N Meridian St spending a week in Greencastle.
The marriage of Miss Marie Geis daughter of Mrs Charles W Geis Cincinnati Ohio and Lawrence Wininger of this city took place Tuesday evening in Cincinnati. They will reside in Indianapolis.
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