Burn Mortgage on Clubhouse at Woman's Department Club
The Woman's Department Club burned the $20 000 mortgage on its Meridian Street home during the year end meeting. A report by Mrs Leo K Fesler highlighted the club's thirteen years of work including furnishing a school nurse and an art center, plus relief contributions. Executives and founders took part in the mortgage burning ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Department Club
N. Meridian St
Meridian St
Leo K. Fesler
Felix T. McWhirter
A. S. Ayres
Ethel Curryer
Girls Parade Route Set for Saturday Celebration
Mrs. Frank J. Lahr chairs the parade committee announcing the route from St Clair Park at 10 am. The route goes south on Meridian to Ohio west to Illinois south to Market east to the Circle around to Meridian and back to St Clair Park for the festival. Motorcycle and mounted police lead. Policemen and Firemens Band plays.
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Frank J. Lahr
St. Clair Park
Meridian St
Ohio
Illinois
Market
Circle
Meridian
Samuel Lewis Shank
Emma Gardner
Girl Scouts
Frances Hancock
M. P. de Welling
Camp Fire Girls
Melvin Ryker
Old Glory Society
Edna M. Christian
A. CG. Caldwell
D. R. Dodd
John Steinmetz
O. T. Renchen
George Warmoth
Welfare Workers Confer On Costs Of Social Welfare Work
Raymond Clapp of the Cleveland Welfare Federation conferred Thursday with Homer W. Borst of the Indianapolis Community Fund and Charles O. Lee of the Flanner House to survey costs of social welfare work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Clapp
Cleveland Welfare Federation
Homer W. Borst
Indianapolis Community Fund
Charles O. Lee
Flanner House
Driver Sues Railroad Over 4500 Damages
Robert T. Kelly of 266 N Keystone Ave sues the Chicago Indianapolis Louisville Railroad Company in Superior Court for his two children John Robert and Ethel May seeking 4500 damages. He says the children were injured last June when a train struck their automobile at the Forty-Ninth Street crossing.
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Robert T. Kelly
N. Keystone Ave
John Robert
Ethel May
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railroad Company
Clear Complexion with French Laxative Pellets Ad
An advertisement promotes French Laxative Pellets as a cure for pimples by cleansing the intestines. It claims improved complexion when the blood is impurity free and cites personal testimonials. Available for 35 cents. sold at local drug stores or via Scientific Laboratories.
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W. 31St St
N.Y
Haag’s
Hook's
Badanite Bros. Drug
Bridal dinner honors Anna Lillian Rogers wedding
Mrs. Charles O. Rogers hosts a Friday bridal dinner at the Indianapolis Athletic Club for daughter Anna Lillian Rogers and Herbert Grayson Thorn of New Albany Ind with gifts of sterling silver and monogrammed bill folds for attendants.
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Charles O
Herbert D. Rogers
Lewiston, Ill
Lucille Rogers
Elma Smith
Alma Lucas
Katherine Reeser
Detroit, Mich
Martha Shine
New Albany
Ind
Walter Kaegi
Robert Haezlitt
Bennett Haterlitt
James Riely
Wallace Rutherford
Allan Wolpert
New Abany
Charles E. Rogers
British food commission urges government trade supervision
The royal food commission led by Sir Auckland Geddes recommends a government food council to oversee staple trades and intervene for consumers when prices rise. The panel, formed to study domestic and international food conditions, spent the winter examining the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Food Commission
Bu_United Press
London
Royal Food Commission
Auckland Geddes
Washington
Woman chairman drives carnation sale drive nationwide
Marion County chapter of the American War Mothers led by president Mrs. E May Hahn organizes and chairs the carnation day sale with active nationwide participation. The event aims to raise support and funds through this fundraising drive.
Sunday School Head for 35 Years
After thirty five years as Sunday school superintendent at the Presbyterian Church in Monticello Indiana A J Carson president of the State Bank of Monticello has resigned He was active as an elder in the church president of the board of trustees choir member and treasurer of the Loganport Presbytery national mission committee He was elected to the moderatorship in recognition of his long service.
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Speci
al Monticello
Ind
Presbyterian Church
A. Carson
State Bank of
Logansport
Albany Society Wedding of Alice Hartley and Porter Creed
A vivid society column snippet covers the Albany wedding at St. John’s Episcopal Church. Alice Hartley and Porter Creed wed amid spring blossoms, with matron of honor Mrs. Walter Burke and a procession of society belles. The couple plan a summer grand tour of the Swiss and Italian lakes, later joined by relatives.
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Marquisé
Albany Express
Alice Hartley
Porter Creed
St. John's Episcopal Church
Albany
St. John’s
Walter Burke
Bernice Oliver
Sally Harriman
Irene Santley
Edith Wharton
John Alden Prescott
Breed
Miss Hartley
Hartley
Joseph Graves Hamilton
Karl Whitney
NEA
Over Generous Parents Burden Childs Future
Martha Lee argues that lavish gifts from parents harm children by eroding gratitude and values. She warns that indulgence teaches no effort or sacrifice, leaving youths with little to strive for by age twenty and a false sense that life provides handouts.
Grandma Advice on Family Conflicts and Work Ethic
A reader asks how to handle a son who spoils his children and opposes traditional child labor. The advisor notes many men favor giving gifts over work and suggests joint influence from two women to persuade him. The exchange discusses balancing modern attitudes with old fashioned expectations.
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Grandma
To Whiten Skin with Lemon
An ad claims mixing lemon juice with Orchard White creates a skin whitening lotion. It suggests shaking a cuarter pint and applying to the face neck arms and hands. The copy asserts no irritation and notes stage beauties use it for a rosy white complexion and to fade freckles sunburn and tan.
Tiny jeweled buttons brighten spring costume choices
Small buttons in many sizes and shapes add sparkle to spring outfits. Designers note their versatility for costumes and crafts.
Frost Damage to Wheat Seen Across Indiana Parish
Frost and drought have reduced Indiana wheat output this year, with about one million bushels expected to be handled by the Indiana Wheat Growers Association. Northern regions and parts of the state report good crop condition, while the belt center suffered frost impact. Some southern Indiana corn shows growth and commercial orchards in the south suffered winter damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost and Drouth
Indiana Wheat Growers Association
Indiana
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Steve Radigan
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American Association of University Women
Frank D. Hatfield
Hatfield
Indiana College
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Josephine Fife
College Ave
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Charles Ade
C. B H. Hamlin
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Louise Duncan
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Helen Biem
Catherine O'Meara
Dorothy Reynolds
Marytha Steele
Marjorie Forsyth
Mary Jane Neese
Theta Sigma Chi Sorority
Lincoln
Fred Elff
Sutherland Ave
Capitol Club
Red Men‘s Hall
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Capitol Ave
Carnation Sale
Marion County
Chapter of
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E. May Hahn
Mrs
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H. H. Martin
American Business Club
Dudley Pfaff
Ben C. Aspy
Harry Woodsmall
William Greener
Robert Bastian
Daughters of Isabella
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Maurice O'Connor
St. Joan of Are
Jblonde
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Heid’s Shoe Stores
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