Bridal dinners and wedding plans across the social set
A series of tributes and parties mark upcoming weddings. Ruth McClure and Lloyd Evans wed this week with a polished bridal dinner at Polly Primm tearoom, honoring the couple and their attendants. Other social events celebrate Miss Josephine Rogers and Miss Florence Shumaker with luncheons, showers, and dinners.
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William T. M’clure
Washington Bloyd
Polly Primm
Ruth
Lloyd Evans
McClure
Ruth McClure
Mr. Evans
Katharine McClure
Charlene Evans
Clara Catherine Meek
Hilda Renchen
Evelyn Hall
Margaret Swan
Charles F. Evans
Cantata Week Soloists Lead Y W C A Concert
The Ladies Chorus of the Y M C A planned a Tuesday 8 p m concert with cantata The Fisher Maidens and song groups. Soloists include Bernice Church Betty Jane Watson Norma France and Laura Martin. Mrs Wilson B Parker chaired. Mrs Caroll Carr directed. program to be broadcast 8 to 9 p m and open to the public.
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Bernice Church
Betty Jane Watson
Norma France
Laura Martin
Wilson B. Parker
Caroll Carr
Social Calendar Notes and Bridal Showers in City
The column outlines forthcoming social events including bridal showers for Miss Esther Goldstein and Miss Julia Ade, a marriage announcements for Edna Fern Lutz to Sherrie A. Deming, and Esther Madden, with attendees and venues. Also mentions club meetings, a Tangle excerpt, and a personal letter from Leslie Prescott to the Little Marquis.
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Rose Fogle
Union St
Esther Goldstein
Max Goldsmith
Miss Goldstein
Tanlac Restores Vitality for Sickly Bodies in Ad
Tanlac claims to flesh out emaciation and aid torpid liver rheumatism sleeplessness digestion malnutrition and general debility. The tonic is pitched as a quick aid for weak, run down individuals seeking renewed strength and health.
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Taniac
Tanlac
Quinnette Wins City Marble Title At 13
Freeman Quinnette, 13, of 2237 Union St., wins the district marble tournament conducted by The Indianapolis Times at James A. Garfield School 35. Runner up Scottie Bender, 11, carries them off the playground as Miss Claudia Ballard watches. District games continue at local schools with city finals slated for May at Wilkurd Park.
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James A. Garfield
Madison Ave
Freeman Quinnette
Union St
Indianapolis Times
Quinnette
Scottie Bender
S. Meridian St
Claudia EB. Ballard
James R. Lowell
Olney St
Roosevelt Ave
William Penn
Morris St
Wilkurd Park
Iron Workers Back on Job After Strike End
Iron workers ended a strike that began April 1 and returned to work in Indianapolis. They will earn $1.25 per hour initially, rising to $1.35 after July, matching the Steam fitters and carriers under the same contractor agreement, suggesting a strong building season ahead.
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Indianapolis
Honor Walter Hiers by Indorsers luncheon in Indiana
Walter Hiers and his wife will be guests of honor at a Friday luncheon at the Severin at 12 15 p m hosted by the Indiana Indorser s of Photo plays Mrs J W Vestal chairs and Mrs T W Demmer ly serves as toastmistress Committee members include Mrs M E Robbins and Mrs Chic Jackson Little Miss Jean Elizabeth Boyd will be on the program.
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Walter Hiers
Severin
Indiana Indorsers of
J. W. Vestal
T. W. Demmerly
M. E. Robbins
Chic Jackson
Jean Elizabeth Boyd
Cranberries Help Skin Irritations Heal Fast
A newspaper ad claims cran berry juice kills a skin parasite causing eczema, with Cranolene Healing Cream combining cranberry juice with soothing oils to stop itching and restore skin. Cranolene sold by druggists and postpaid from Crandlone Girard Kansas, with Indianapolis Haag Drug Stores offering it.
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Crandlone
Girard
Kansas
Indianapolis
Haag Drug Stores
Love and sacrifice in a moral dilemma
A moral column argues love thrives on unselfish giving while selfish demands erode happiness. A reader asks if marriage should survive financial pressure for a car and luxuries. the advice warns such demands threaten love and finances, urging separation if needed.
De Pauw Frolic Held By Indy Alumni
More than eighty high school seniors joined the De Pauw Frolic Monday night at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Sponsored by Delta Kappa Epsilon alumni, the event was billed as the first in a series of get-togethers to promote De Pauw activities led by chairman Gilbert B. Clippinger.
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Delta Kappa Epsilon
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Gilbert B. Clippinger
Test of Love and Campus Romance, Two Pi Phis Advice
Dear Miss Lee offers blunt guidance to two college girls unsure about suitors on campus. The two Pi Phis are told to return to their studies and focus on family responsibilities rather than testing love, while broader questions about fraternity men and age differences are dismissed as distractions.
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Miss Lee
Party for Recruits At Marion County Camp
Young men from Marion County signed for the citizens military training camp at Ft Harrison will be hosted at a Friday 8 p m party at the Chamber of Commerce. State chairman Bowman Elder said recruitment ends May 15. More than half the quota has already been filled.
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Citizens
Street Protest Voiced Over Shelby Street Extension
A street protest arose over the board of works proposal to extend Shelby Street diagonally from north of Bates Street to Cruse Street. Residents gathered to express concerns and call for wider public input on the project.
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Board of Works
Shelby St
Bates St
Cruse St
Shelby Street Cut Plan Spurs City Council Meeting
Five Shelby Street property owners led a council meeting Monday night urging a street cut through, with spokesmen declaring the route needed for better traffic flow and access.
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Shelby St
Board plans costly Southeast Ave extension with razing risks
The project would provide a direct line to Southeastern Ave at about 4000 dollars while the board estimates the plan could cost 70 thousand to 100 million dollars and require razing two houses.
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Southeastern Ave
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