Nicholson Talks At Press Club Monthly Meeting
Meredith Nicholson spoke at the Woman's Press Club luncheon at the Claypool, recalling early Indianapolis journalism and Lew Wallace ties. New member Miss Pearl Hoffman of Lafayette attended, and standing committees for the year were announced by Mrs. Mirdwell Crampton Wilson with names including Mrs. William M. Herschell and Miss Mary Bostwick on the year book and courtesy committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith Nicholson
Woman's Press Club
Claypool
Circle Park
Nicholson
Indianapolis’ Sentinel
Lew Wallace
Mirdwell Crampton Wilson
Psi
Ind
William M. Herschell
Mary Bostwick
Florence Webster Long
Felix T. McWhirter
Philip Zoercher
Roy H. Peterson
Mabel Wheeler
Cora Young Wiles
Riley Hospital Memorial
Agnes McCulloch Hanna
Ruth Ross Hermann
Bernard Korbly
the Bulletin
Mra
Minnie Cleot
Wil.iams
Estelle W. Ochiltree
Laurel C. Thayer
Sara
Mesing Stearns
Will of Jean de St. Cyr Filed for Probate in San Mateo
The will of Mrs. Jean de St. Cyr, a famed society figure, has been filed for probate in San Mateo on March 26. The major portion of her estate, reportedly over 20 million dollars, will go to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Duchess of Richelle Sings for Charity in New York
The Duchess of Richelle formerly Miss Elinor D Wise of New York is on a visit to New York and sings for charitable benefits.
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Duchess of
Richelle
Elinor D. Wise
New York
Grand Jury Indicts James Grady in Involuntary Manslaughter Case
James Grady of 2662 N Meridian Sr was held to the county grand jury today under a 92090 bond on involuntary manslaughter charge. The speed collision at North and Alabama Sts injured Leon Rosch 27 and left Grace Rosch 23 dead. Rosch’s two sons Don 2 and Leon Jr 4 were slightly hurt.
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James Grady
N. Meridian Sr
Delbert C. Wilmeth
Leon Rosch
Roach St
North and
Alabama Sts
Grace Rosch
Don
Leon, Jr
Woman Weds Overruled by Farewell Party Poisoning Attempt
In Cleveland on March 11 Mrs. Ray Haphport, urged by her Pittsburgh husband to file for divorce, hosted a farewell party for friends and, after an evening of merriment, swallowed poison. She is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United, Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Ray Haphport
Burglar Fails to Enter Union Store Despite Break-In Attempt
Police report a burglar attempted to enter the Union Store at 118 N. Pennsylvania St but fled after a night repairman shined a light on him. The same suspect absconded with rings, a pocketbook, and small valuables from multiple local homes, totalling about 208 dollars. Detectives link the home burglaries to the store break-in.
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Union
Pennsylvania St
Frank Johnson
Indianapolis Water Company
Johnson
Maude Graugh
Park Ave
Mary Brinkworth
Oliver Ave
George Davis
College Ave
Carl M. Jensen
E. Fifty-Ninth St
Funeral for Edmund B. Ball in Muncie
Funeral services for Edmund B. Ball the glass manufacturer and philanthropist were held in Muncie with high Indiana Masonry officials arriving from Indianapolis to participate. He died on Sunday and services occurred this afternoon per United Press dispatch.
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United Press Muncie, Inc
Edmund B. Ball
Indiana Masonry
Indiianapolis
Prize in silver medal music contest at Merritt Place Church
Miss Esther Trobaugh won the silver medal prize in a music contest held Tuesday evening at Merritt Place Methodist Church California and 4 York Streets under the Central W. C. T. U. auspices. Readings by Miss Grace Prow and Miss Orinde Mullikin featured the program, with Mrs. F. L. Prow in charge.
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Esther Trobaugh
Merritt Place Methodist Church
California
York Sts
Central W. C. T. U
Grace Prow
Orinde Mullikin
F. L. Prow
Death of Mrs Jennie Feasey Linked to War Strain
Mrs Jennie Adams Feasey 66 died Monday at 2240 North Pennsylvania Street Indianapolis after a illness blamed on war work and worry for son in service. She would have marked her fiftieth anniversary with husband John N Feasey purchasing agent Pettis Dry Goods on Oct 19 1925. Funeral at 2 pm Thursday from their home, Crown Hill cemetery burial. Surviving are husband three children Mrs Walter C Nottmyer Wabash IN Mrs Grace F Mackay and Clarence B Feasey Indianapolis and two grandchildren.
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Jennie Adams Feaseye
Pennsylvania
Feasey
John N. Feasey
Pettis Dry Goods Company
Crown Hill
John Adams
Indianapolis
Marion County
American War Mothers
First Baptist Church
Walter C. Nottmyer
Wabash
Ind
Grace F. Mackay
Clarence B. Feasey
Inianapolis
Social luncheon and club meetings fill Indianapolis week
Mrs. Harriet Bullock hosted a luncheon bridge at the Propylaeum with fifteen tables. The Jessie Brown Travel Club met at the Propylaeum with twelve guests and yellow jonquils. Mrs. Stilz was elected president of the Irvington Tuesday Club. Various clubs, circles, and parties are noted at multiple addresses, including the Indiana Medical College Phi Beta Pi dance and other gatherings through midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet N. Bullock
Central Ave
Propylaeum
St. Patrick's
M. J. Spencer
E. Washington St
Jessie Brown Travel Club
Cowlers
Demarchus C. Brown
Spain
Phi Beta Pi
Indiana Medical College
Lincoln
Epsonade Salts advertised as pleasant tasting Epsom salts
An advertisement proclaims Epsonade Salts as pure Epsom salts made pleasant with fruit derivative salts resembling sparkling lemon ade. It claims a low price at drug stores and bears a guarantee from the American Epsom Association.
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Epsom
American Epsom Association
Mrs Freund New Head of Indianapolis Chapter 20 W O N A R D
Mrs W C Freund elected president of the Indianapolis Chapter 20 W O N A R D at a Tuesday meeting at the Indianapolis College of Pharmacy. Mrs W A Oren named vice president and other officers chosen include Mrs James C Mead as membership secretary and Mrs William F Werner as recording secretary.
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W. C. Freund
Indianapolis
Indianapolis College of Pharmacy
W. A. Oren
James C. Mead
William F. Werner
John Stokes
Edward Enner
Charles Watkins
Edward Ferger
Ways and Means
Mray W. Holmes
Indianapolis Indorsers
Fhotoplays
James Sproule
Seventh District Federation of Clubs
Fred Dunnington
Enners
Wisconsin Alumni named general chairman for Ivan Ho
A. John Schwarze was appointed general chairman of the Wisconsin Alumni arrangements committee for the musical comedy Ivan Ho to be presented at the Murat Theater on April 9 by the university Haresfoot Chip. The committee will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Spink Arms to make arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. John Schwarze
Wisconsin
Murat Theater
University
Haresfoot Chip
Spink. Arms
Power Co Reports 1924 Indianapolis Utilities Dividends
The Indianapolis Light and Heat Company reports a net income of 1 036 337.92 and 253 686 in common stock dividends for 1924. Operating revenues reached 4 685 237.21 while expenses were 3 467 868.28, leaving a year end surplus of 1 836 690.67. The figures appear in the annual report filed with the public service commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Light and Heat Company
Public Service Commission
Rural Route Driver Arrested for DUI After Collision
John Swails of 326 N Garfield Ave was arrested today on charges of drunkenness and operating a vehicle under the influence after his car struck a truck in front of 874 Virginia Ave.
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John Swails
N. Garfield Ave
Virginia Ave
The Tangle Dear Leslie A Silent Mail and Secret Plans
A dated 1925 letter to Leslie reveals emotional tension as a woman prepares to depart Atlantic City with another man while a romance unfolds. The writer discusses waiting for a mother, a reported mail note, and a confession of falling in love, warning of careful consequences. The note hints at a longer continuation tomorrow.
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Leslie
Mrs. Hamilton
Mrs. At
Letter from Mamie Keeler to John Prescott
A fragmentary letter emotional farewell from Mamie Keeler to John Prescott. She contemplates his return to his wife and her own planned departure, lamenting perceived male cruelty and mixed tenderness as she questions divine justice.
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Mamie Keeler
John Prescott
Pal preference over petter mirrors modern high school romance
A former Technical High School boy states the average American boy favors the gal who offers genuine friendship over the clingy petter. He says boys today keep a girl for every mood but stay longest with the one who provides best companionship. Jeanne, a French student, asked about gentlemen in high schools amid debate with Shortridge girls. Letters defending gentlemen keep arriving.
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Jeanne
Manual High
Shortridge
Gentlemen and Society Standards Debate on Courtship
A serialized social panel discusses proper boy girl behavior and the idea of gentlemanly conduct. The piece sketches youthful dating norms, teasing a male suitor while questioning genteel ideals amid changing attitudes. The speaker hints at tension between romance and rules, with a stylized closing remark by N. BE. GENTLEMAN, EX-TECH.
Incoherent OCR Fragment Highlights Messy Text
A garbled OCR passage shows fragmented phrases and unclear references to people and events, rendering it difficult to identify concrete names, dates, places, or actions for a coherent summary. The readable portions offer no verifiable facts to form a definite news item.
Parsing a damaged OCR snippet on seat etiquette
Fragmented OCR text describes a seating dispute involving a gentleness and respect for women. The narrator notes a disagreement over who should sit next to a companion and references proper behavior. The passage lacks clear names, dates, or places.
Butler Coed Speaks On Tech Girls And Education
A fragmented note describes a Butler University coed reflecting on respect for women, experiences in tech education, and comparing high school and college environments. She emphasizes opportunities at Tech and at national universities for female students.
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Tech
Pastor's Wife Buried In North Indianapolis Service
Funeral for Mrs. Priscilla Young 48 of 760 W Twenty Fifth St held at First Baptist Church of North Indianapolis where her husband Rev F F Young pastors. Burial followed at Crown Hill cemetery. She died Sunday and is survived by husband four children Naomi Irene Ruth John mother Anna Gordon sister Della Tutle brother Fred Clark.
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Priscilla Young
W. Twenty-Fifth St
First Baptist Church of
North Indianapoli
F. F. Young
Crown Hill Cemetery
Young
Naomi
Irene
Ruth
John
Anna Gordon
Chicago
Della Tutle
Newcastle
Ind
Fred Clark
Cleveland
Ohio
Iowa Legislature Shelves Child Labor Amendment
In Des Moines on March 11 the Iowa House voted 82 to 24 to indefinitely postpone ratification of the proposed federal child labor amendment, effectively shelving the measure.
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United Presa Des Moines
Iowa
Police Lieutenants Earn First Aid Kits After Graduation
Officers Thomas, Claude John son, and Winkler from the Red Cross first aid school graduated and HQ decided to equip them with first aid kits for field duty.
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Thomas
Claude Johnson
Winkler
Red Cross
Stubborn Skin Healed by Cranberry Remedies
Cranberry juice is claimed to kill a skin parasite causing eczema and irritation. Cranolene Healing Cream blends cranberry juices with soothing oils to stop itching and restore skin color. Sold by druggists 85c to 2.50, samples free from Crandlone, Girard, Kansas.
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Crandlone
Girard
Kan
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Press Club
Richelieu
Grand Jury
Masons
Muncie
Jennie Jeasey
Frank Nessler
Indianapolis Athletic
Electa Circle
Nettie Ratisford
Gladys Hetherington
Frank Beeler Humston
Watter W. Lynch
E. Maple Rd
Florida
Miami
St. Petersburg
Frederick B. Stilz
Irvington
Clarence Hughes
Olmer Ave
William B. Farrier
Samuel Hull
B. C. Morgan
C.D. Ross
Mesdamees
J. M. Chenoweth
E. C. Répkey
Hector Fuller
DB. Cc. Rumpler
J. CG. McKie
Anna Knubbe
Beth Bacon
Joseph Conrad
J. Lawrence Wells
Amicitia Club
L. C. Ryan
Arthur ‘B. Carr
Carl Day
Albert Jensen
Albert Brethauer
John Larsson
0. M. Richardson
Indiana
Julius Armbruster
EB. Taber
St. Catherine's Church
Maple Circle No
Druids Hall
Meridian St
Marion Coro
Security Benefit Association
Eagle Hall
Vermont St
Edgar Hart
Martha Logsdon
Bridge
Alice Logsdon
Charles Klement Alexander
George Biegler
Benson Rathfon
Edward Kriel
Joseph Malarky
Earl Kurtze
Harry Dunn
Gladys Zaiser
James Hamblem
John Puffer
Clara Sell
Emily Biegler
Martha Sillery
Katherine Devaney
Mary Katherine Logsdon
Gertrude Omrich
F. F. Logsdon
D. Streight
Ladies of the
Alvida White
Capitol City Circle No. 16
Maryland St
Clara Hooker
Tom Silvie
Mrs. Freund New
John Schwarz
Power CO
Indianapolis Light and Heat Film Files
John Alden Prescott
Leslie Prescott
Gratefu
NEA Service, Inc
Jack
Kojene
Las Johns Edicine
Martha Lee
Davie
N. BE. Gentleman
Eae Wei
Bog
Easat
Miss Lee
Poe
Iris
Pareret
Damon
Illinois ST
M Lee
Axminster United
Linoleum Co
Alabama
Washington
de Chine
Lydia E. Pinkham
Quigg Royersford
Lydia B. Pinkham
Estinie
E. Pinkham
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