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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1925

Page

11

Thefts Continue in Empty Houses

The vacant house burglar struck again Tuesday night. C. SV. Jenkins, owner of 345 N Auburn Ave, reported the theft of an electric range, bathtub, lavatory, water boiler heater and electric water pump. School No. 15 on Michigan Street and Beville Avenue was burglarized, a purse and robe valued at 7 were taken. Other burglaries included J. E. Martin's home at 2356 College Avenue with silverware and cash taken, Sam Holder at Stop 6 Madison Road with garage tires stolen, and Frank Weisen berger at 8107 East New York Street with clothing stolen.

C. SV. Jenkins Washington St N.auburn &J FE. Michigan St Beville Ave J. E. Martin College Ave Sam Holder Madison Rd Frank Weisenberger New York St

Club and Meeting Notices Move Through City Social Events

East End Pleasure Club hosts a card party at Mrs. Mary Conaughton's home on Arsenal Avenue. A St Catherine's church benefit card party is planned at Mrs A B Armbruster's Napoleon Street residence. Various groups including Weber Council and Capitol City Circle announce card parties dances and meetings with locations on Ohio Maryland Illinois and Vermont Streets and at Eagles Hall T C O F Hall and H Y C Hall.

East End Mary Conaughton Arsenal Ave St. Catherine’s Church A. B. Armbruster Napoleon St

Lad's Packard Stolen Amid Neighborhood Grief

A thief described as the meanest variety stole a yellow Packard from Water Morton at 725 N Meridian. The boy reported through his mother that his ard was taken. The car valued at 15 dollars.

Water Morton Meridian &T

Marriage of Miss Mary Florence Stanley to Paul Van Dyke Brown

Recent bride Miss Mary Florence Stanley daughter of Mrs Dora Stanley 2014 E Washington Jt wed Paul Van Dyke Brown son of Mr and Mrs Hilton A Brown on Saturday afternoon. The couple departed for a wedding trip to New York Washington and Atlantic City New Jersey and will reside with the bride's mother after April 15.

Mary Florence Stanley Dora Stanley E. Washington Jt Paul van Dyke Brown Hilton A. Brown Mrs. Brown New York Washington Atlantic City N. J

Making Love Dilemmas Tested By Parental Diplomacy

Dear Miss Lee advises an 18 year old girl torn between love for L M and parental disapproval. The guidance emphasizes time, friendship, and shifting feelings, noting the risk of alienation if the mother overcontrols. It warns about age gaps and class barriers shaping happiness in marriage.

L. M Thas America

Fragmentary notes on an ongoing relationship and age gap

The text describes a man, about 26, living with a widow for two years or more and mentions a seven year age difference with her, suggesting a pending marriage not clearly stated.

Ee Tee

Dear Miss Lee Letter About a Quarrel and a Breakup

A person writes to Miss Lee about a recent quarrel with a partner. They asked him not to return and worry he may seek to return if written to or pursued. The writer seeks guidance on whether to act on his promise to remove the issue or to move on.

Miss Lee

Wald to keynote Sa hara initiation at the Athenaeum

Oliver R. Wald leader of Sa hara Grotto will be honor guest at an initiation May 8 for 500 candidates at the Athenaeum. Chester O. Martin says Saraha will send 400 delegates to the Mystic Order convention in Atlantic City June 20, with Ward in charge and a special train. The Lafayette Grotto held ceremonies Tuesday night with several officials attending.

Oliver R. Wald Sahara Grotto Athenaeum Chester O. Martin Saraha National Convention of Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm Atlantic City N. J Ward Indianapols Lafayette Grotto

Delegation Heads to National Interracial Conference

Local workers led by the Indianapo lis Council of Social Agencies depart for Cincinnati Ohio to attend a three day national inter racial conference under the Federated Council of Churches. The party includes Dr W F Albert W Taylor Charles C Lee F E De Frantz Thomas Dexter Jr L Sanders Rev H L Herrod Matthias Nolcox Mrs W H Adams Mrs Pearl Forsyth and Mrs Mary Belcher.

Indianapolis Council of Social Agencies Cincinnati Ohio Federated Council of Churches W. F. A Albert W.taylor Charles C. Lee F. E. de Frantz Thomas Dexter Jr.l. Sanders H. L. Herrod Matthias Nolcox W. H. Adams Pearl Forsyth Mary Belcher

Social events flourish in Indianapolis meetings and engagements

Mrs. Walter Grow hosted a Wednesday musicale with Miss Laurie Stafford and Miss Grace Markum while Little Mary Elizabeth Pell performed dances. Indianapolis society guests included many named women, with bridge lunch at the Athletic Club and plans for Lambda Chi Mothers Club. Engagements, marriage plans, and travel announcements were shared, including Lorane Williams and Lawson Smelts, and the Thomp sons leaving for France. The Inter Nos Club held a guest day, and St Agnes Alumnae announced a charity card party for St Vincent Hospital.

Walter Mary .Wilhite E. A. Means A. B. Cornelius W. T. Schntz C. R. Breece George Fink W. T. Tichenor Charles Nash Cornelius Posson E. A. Burndy Ray Macy BE. W. Dunlavy L. A. Barnett G. L. Seaton R. C. Ramsay PB. A. Wiley C. A. Sellars G. W. Foster L. T. Marconi Charles Mann B. A. Hisey Roy Goodwine Jessie Fitch J. Lloyd Elliott J. B. Browder Charles Hartman Homer Williamson B. E. Thompson Philip Zoercher Charles Kavanaugh William McCabe Harriet Barker Barcus Tichenor Adam Record Julian D. Hogate Danville Ind Earl R. Cox Park Ave Indianapolis Athletic Club Cox Ruth Omelvena Cox Mesdames Herman Lcieber Earl Matlock H. Greenburg Ford Meter Harold Barth Clyde Richie McDonald Nixon Percival Power John Consodine E. B. Rinker J. C. Anderson Reed Laycock Austin Laycock Joseph Murphy Frank Woolling Florente Foster William S. Coons Vance Cochran Stacy Lindley Edward Wacher Everett Agnew Goethe Link H. D. Bradway Earl Grant J. A. Strider O. P. Fauchier Marie Noel Otto Seidensticker Rolland Jackson Victor Richardson W. C. Ellery Mary Laycock W. W. McCrea N. Illinois Inter Nos Club Charlotte Marglith E. C. Rumpler Ralph Clark Elizabeth Miller Hack J. M. la Follette St. Agnes Academy

Color it New with Diamond Dyes

Beautiful home dyeing and tinting is guaranteed with Diamond Dyes. Dip in gold water to tint soft shades or boil to dye rich coverings and hangings. Buy Diamond Dyes and tell your druggist whether the material is wool silk or wool blends.

Spring Plans Discussed at Hamilton Berry Chapter Meeting

At a Hamilton Berry Service Star Legion meeting Mrs. Bruce Maxwell national executive secretary spoke on the upcoming regional convention in Atlanta Georgia in May. Arrangements for a April 21 lunch honoring Mrs. Max Meyer of Des Moines Iowa were set. Effie Schoen Morgan chairing the card party for April 16 at the D A R chapter house reported reservations. Cora Young Wiles read original poems.

Hamilton Berry Service Star Legion Bruce Maxwell Atlanta Max Meyer Des Moines Effie Schoen Morgan Ways and Cora Young Wiles

Auto theft report lists stolen cars and owners

Automobiles reported stolen to police belong to Ode Herod of 5316 Carrollton Ave with a Ford. Arthur Harvey of 2449 E Thirty-Fourth St with a Ford. James Cooley of 2259 Broadway Oakland with a Studebaker. Nick Stancin of 29 S West &J with a Studebaker.

Ode Herod Carrolton Ave Ford Senate Ave Market St Arthur Harvey Thirty- Fourth St New Jersey New York James Cooley Broadway Oakland College Ave Nick Stancin S. West &J Studebaker W. Pearl St

Found autos reported at multiple city intersections

Automobiles reported found by William A. Mitchell and others at various crossings including West and Washington, S Pennsylvania and Union Railway, Senate and Maryland, Shelby and Perry, and Washington and Capitol. Names include B D Davis, Z W Gladden, John R Gillispie, Daisy B McLeay, with addresses in Ford, Brownsburg, Maxwell.

William A. Mitchell Ford West Washington Sta D. Davis Grace S. Pennsylvania St Union Railway Z. W. Gladden Brownsburg Ind Senate Ave Maryland John R. Gillispie College Ave Shelby Perry St Daisy B. McLeay New Jersey Maxwell Washington St Capitol Ave

Missing Connersville War Veteran Known as Arthur C. Lorence

Edward Lorence of 121 B Fifth Street, Connersville Indiana reports his brother Arthur C Lorence is missing. The shell shocked veteran is believed to have traveled to this area seeking recovery.

Arthur C.lorence Fifth St Connersville Ind Edward

The Tangle Letter from John Alden Prescott

A wife letter fragment reveals a confession of marital strain. John writes Leslie about love, fidelity, and a proposed truce, noting past imprudence and a plea to wait for her mother’s return before decisions. He insists he has never loved another woman.

Leslie Jack NBA Service, Inc Leslie Prescott John Alden Prescott

Spring Fashion Trends Highlight Fur Collars And Chiffon

Fashion notes emphasize detachable fur collars with satin bows for coats suitable for early spring and summer. Dancing frocks feature vari colored chiffon with opalescent effects. pique is popular for vestees and collars, especially on black. Beige amber boisault tiger eye and rose tan appear in new colors. white chiffon dresses showcase violet accents. all white sport outfits pair with a small yellow felt hat.

Senators Move 16 Probe Exporters United in FTC Request

Sixteen Senators urged the Federal Trade Commission to investigate American groups formed under the Webb Pomerene export trade act. They fear such alliances abroad may violate Sherman anti trust law by dividing world markets and enabling dumping to hold U S prices.

United Press Washington Federal Trade Commission Organization of Americas Ladd North Dakota United States

Relief Fund contributions pour into Red Cross HQ

Relief fund donations for tomatoes sufferers continued at Red Cross headquarters. Gifts ranged from $1 to $50 and higher. Notable $25-plus contributors include Tablerade 5B Church, Pies F. Fuller, Forbes-Hupbard Lumber Co., Zion Evangelical Brownsburg, Central 4 Company, and numerous individuals from Indiana towns such as Noblesville and West Milton.

Tomate Red Cross Tablerade Pies F. Fuller L. EB Ene Neal Oat Gianapolis Sistine Forbes-Hupbard Lumber Co Zion_ Evangelical rownsburg Cerman SLO Binklereek Mra R. Wend Matilda Gres W. Bird West Milton Ohio Rosser Wallace Fredonialen H. ‘Hornbrook Corn Red Cross Gilead Baptist W. Goun William J. Ahatter Central 4 Company Orris Patterson Noblesville Ind

Drowning claims infant daughter at Clinton home

Mr and Mrs Sam Barcus mourn the death of their young daughter Evelyn Edith after she wandered into an open cistern at their Clinton Indiana home late Monday. The tragedy underscores dangers of open water at residences.

Lon R. Smith Detroit Mich Indianapolis John L. Meihsner Jean J. Minthorne Meihsner Indianapolis Athletic Club United Preas Clinton Ind Sam Barcus Evelyn Edith

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Weber Council Indianapolis Grove Ohio &I Capitol City Circle E. Maryland St A. D. Streight The N. Tilliois St Alvida White Magnolia Circle Redmen's I. Morris and Lee Sts Marion Council Security Benefit Association Eagles Hall Vermont St Independent Order of Shepherds Y. H. C. Hall East and Michigan Sts Hamilton Ave H. Washington St Lad’s ‘Packard DJ Scholls Phati Paul Shideler Paul VanDyke Brown Martha Lee Heid’s Shoe Stores E. Washington Courthovsr N. Ullinois Tamaa NME Lambda Chi Mothers ‘Club Charles I. Smith T. C. Williams Bellefontaine Sr Lorane Lawson F. Smelts Cleveland William N. Thompson Willamine Meridian France A. 8. Lockard Elizabeth Lockard Delaware St Italy Debonette Club Mary Frenzel E. Tenth St Marie Wilding Fey Kathleen Miller Alta Bates Jimmy Fisher Hilda Wetzel Ruth Hoyt Margaret Hoyt Alice Dudbeck Gladys Brown Gladys Ashley Samuel Davis Maple Rd Claypool Maxine Roland F. Apfelbaum Ft. Wayne, Ind Indiana Laura Barrett Julia Bailey Elizabeth Noll Josephine Weidman Lucile Yow Mary Gertrude Manley Alberta Coburn Alice McGowan Justin Fogarty Dorothy Walsh Olga Boehm Mary Cain Edgar J. Cosgrove George J. Potts Albert J. Fromhold A. P. Walker Iris Myron Shadows England London Ireland Scotland Paris Clarence Efroymson E. Maple Rd Washington, D.C Richard Smith Sixteenth St Bessie Atkins Normandy Brittany Riviera Elizabeth Greer Edward Norvell Henry C. Thornton Jr Pennsylvania St Elijah B. Martindale Woodstock Club W. E. McMillan N. Talbott Aye Emily McMillan Charles Martindale Cora “Pps Horace F. Hill Jr Boston Mass Wilfred Garstand BE. B. Wolcott Winfield Miller Minnie Link R. Greer Eaders Pauline Timothy Earl Park Benton County Hileen Fletcher St. John's Academy Silva Manouge Mildred Thurston Summitville Madison County Mary Blue Wheatfield Jasper County Senate Eileen Fletcher William Jenner Robert P. Small Service Star Legion Chapter Leslie Pres Lassie Illinois ST Rogers
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