Woman's Club debates land purchase on Fall Blvd
The Woman's Department club discussed buying a block of land on Fall Boulevard between Washington and New Jersey streets. Members debated debt risks and future development, with E. Brown opposing the proposal and Leo K. Fesler urging pursuit of the property. Officers were elected: Mrs. Werton president, Mrs. James A. Baw Bird vice president, Mrs. Wil Dobson corresponding secretary, and auditors and directors named. Dr. Arthur Klyn Evans spoke on "The Life Red B" after the meeting.
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Fall Blvd
Washington S
New Jerse
E. Ae Brown
Leo K. Fesler
Ember
Real Estate Committee
W. Werton
James A. Baw
Will Dobson
Secre
W. A. Ee
Ehairf
W. C. Smith
Frank D. Hatfield
Is Gemmer
Arthur Klyn Evans
Missing Children Report From Indirect Leads On Victim Descriptions
Police sought information on missing youths Raymond and Starks. One report describes a boy with light nail, shell rims, brown vest, and gray trousers last seen after Tuesday morning. Another note lists Calry Littlejohn requesting watch for Starks, a Shelburn resident.
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Les Lakin
W. Fortieth Lay
Raymond
Calry Littlejohn
Belle
Starks
Shelburn
Ind
Dson
Littlejohn
McPherson St
Elliott Leaving City Engineer Post to Lead Hoosier It Company
L. Elliott former city engineer resigns to become manager of the Hoosier It Company in Alexandria Indiana founded today. His duties with the city were tied to bond works and the plans for a new city light item.
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L. Elliott
Hoosier It Company
Alexandria
Ind
Ilett
Wed on Horseback 50 Years Ago in Indiana
Michael Blessing and his wife celebrated their fifty ninth wedding anniversary after a unique ceremony. They rode a horse to the pastor’s home and remained seated on the animal during the vows. This rare Indiana wedding case highlights a memorable rural tradition.
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Times & Ind
Michael Blessing
Inverest
Indiana
Bugsy
Letters and Telephones Reveal Personal Affairs at Atlantic City Hotel
Fragmented correspondence shows John Alden Prescott demanding details about his wife staying with him at the Traymore hotel in Atlantic City. Leslie Prescott writes to a confidante about marital issues, jealousy, and suspected infidelity. The page notes a continuation tomorrow.
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Traymore
John Alden Prescott
Marquise
Jack
Atlantic City
NEA Service, Inc
Meetings Here Saturday and Banquets at Hotel Lincoln
Saturday events include Vhcappe Kappa Gamma lunches at Lincoln with Fuller Brush Company and a 6:30 p m dinner at Hotel Lincoln. Alpha Tau Omega hosts a 6:30 p m banquet at Hotel Severin. East Side Gun Club meets Saturdays at 2 p m. Slema Alpha Epsilon and Beta ta Pi hold lunch meetings and luncheons.
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Vhcappe Kappa Gamma
Totel
Lincoln
Fuller Brush Company
Alpha Tau Omega
Severin
East Side
Ethel Barrymore Ill On Way Back To New York
United Press reports actress Ethel Barrymore ill in Kansas City and improving steadily after a few days. She will not return to the stage soon, her physicians say, and was en route to New York with her manager William Frank.
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United Press
Kansas City
Ethel Barrymore
New York
Miss Barrymore
Tanquary
Gentlemen of High School Age Vindicated in Letter Debate
The debate over gentlemanly conduct in high school turns in favor of the boys as Shortridge High School girls are contrasted. Many letters defend the boys while some girls are accused of losing common sense. The piece argues for tolerance between generations and notes evolving social norms.
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Shortridge High School
Bridal and club events fill Indianapolis social calendar
A planned bridal dinner at the Indianapolis Athletic Club honors Miss Alice Martha Logsdon with a forthcoming marriage to Charles Klement Alexander Saturday at 4 p.m. Guests include many local and out of town names. other social events include a Delta Phi Sigma dance at Irvington Country Club and meetings of Wellesley College Club and Xi Delta Xi Sorority.
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F. F. Logsdon
Washington Blvd
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Alice Martha
Charles Klement
Alexander
Edgar Hart
Thomas. Thomas
Chicago
Clara Bell
Mary Katherine Logsdon
Delores Alexander
Inez Alexander
Helen Pate
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Bernice Widener
Frederick Greever
Des Moines
Iowa
Adolph Muller
Frederick Korpeter
Ralph Lockwood
George A. van’ Jyke Jr
Lynn Logsdon
Delta Phi’ Sigma
Irvington Country Club
Guy H. Shadinger
Irvin T. Schultz
Charlee B. Thomas
Xi Delta Xi Sorority
Eleanor Marschke
College Ave
London Rose Patronage and local club notices
Theatrical Patron London Rose involved in education and blind veterans aid through a Baltimore fund. Indianapolis events include a dinner in honor of William McFee for his Lincoln Center lecture on Latin Contrasts, and several society group officer elections and socials by D A R Caroline Scott Harrison chapter, Thursday Lyceum Club, and related clubs with plans for benefit card parties and entertainments at local halls.
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Frank D. Hatfield
Harvard
H. B. Pike
Sue Hamilton Yeaton
John Mellett
Indianapolis Athletic Club
William McFee
Lincoln
American Association of University Women
Auto stolen from county investigator Worley in city theft
Thieves took a bright new Ford coupe used by Claude Worley, investigator for Prosecutor William H. Remy. Worley reported parking the car at Alabama and Ohio Streets when it was stolen Thursday night.
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Claude Worley
New York
Worley
Alabama
Ohio Sts
Attorney Cavins Sworn In as Acting U S District Attorney
Alexander G. Cavins was formally sworn in Thursday by Deputy Clerk A C Sogemeier as acting assistant United States district attorney. Cavins previously served under Homer Elliott and became district attorney after Elliott’s resignation until Albert Ward’s appointment.
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Alexander G. Cavins
United States
A.C. Sogemeier
Federal Court
Cavins
Homer Elliott
Elliott
Albert Ward
De Molay to Host Novelty Dance at Liberty Hall
The Order of De Molay plans a novelty dance at Liberty Hall Michigan and Dearborn Streets Thursday. A 7:30 p.m. basketball game precedes the event and will feature an exhibition by the De Molay drill team under the direction of Carl Lyle Clift.
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Order of
de Molay
Liberty Hall
Michigan and
Dearborn Sts
Car
Lyle Clilt
Indorsers Announce Film At St Clair Theater
The film for Saturday morning at 10 will be shown at the St Clair Theater for school children. The program includes Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp and a news reel. Mrs D Burkit of the Photoplay Indorsers is in charge. the Ishkodah Campfire Girls group will usher.
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Indorsers
St. Clair Theater
Aladdin
Burkit
Nebraska and Iowa Endure Severe Snow and Rain
By United Press on Nebraska and Western Iowa experience a heavy snow and rain storm. Several inches of precipitation blanket the region as systems move through the area.
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United Preas
Nebraska
Iowa
Dear Miss Lee Pearl White Letter on Good and Respect
A brief, old fashioned letter urging girls to seek the good in boys and to act like ladies. The writer Pearl White believes respect follows self-respect and notes there are exceptions to rules.
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Miss Lee
Ungentlemanly Boys Prompt Student Letter
A reader signed Jackie from Manual comments on boys and girls in school. She acknowledges boys can be considerate while noting girls gossip in the nails and delay others in classes. She urges girls to share examples of boys’ kind acts to foster understanding.
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Manual
Jackie
Dear Miss Lee Rapped by Soldier Boy During Overseas Sendoff
A brief verse titled Dear Miss Lee was performed by a male soldier, highlighting a gender nonconforming perspective as troops prepared to deploy. The poem contrasts masculine duty with an unconventional voice, reflecting wartime social tensions.
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Sissies
Miss Lee
Soldier Boys
Union Weekly publisher details and editor
Inquiry states Union Weekly is a free publication issued annually at 474 Century Building. Harry W. Bassett is identified as editor.
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Miss Lee
Union
The
Harry W. Bassett
Gentlemen Waiting Dear Miss Lee Advice Letter
A Young Lady Reader writes as a former high school student warning about boys and men in schools. She notes girls today face pressure and inappropriate behavior from male peers and urges restraint and standards as ladies return to classrooms.
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Miss Lee
Optimists Hear Music At Club Luncheon
The Optimists Club held a luncheon at the Claypool with Lew Cooper, president, noting a music program featured for attendees.
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Claypool
Lew Cooper
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Troubadour Club
Druid’s Hall
Ohio
Indianapolis
Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem
Ohio St
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Red Men's Hall
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Magnolia Circle No. 4
Beautiful Lady Dance
Sir George Dance
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