May Brides Leave For Trips After Weddings
Miss Loretta Keller became Mrs Clifford J Hart on May 3 in a ceremony with Joel Benham as matron of honor and Harold J Scott as best man. The couple resides at Woodruff Manor Indianapolis after a wedding trip. Mrs Scott plans to settle in Plymouth Indiana after June 1. Also, Miss Lucy Mae Barnes wed Robert M Thomas in Miami Florida on May 5, with both formerly of Indianapolis.
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Clifford J. Hart
Loretta Keller
James H. Hart
Hart
Woodruff Manor
Woodruff Place
Joel Benham
Lyons, Ind
Harold J. Scott
Dorothy Allee
Meridian St. M. E
Mrs. Scott
Plymouth
Ind
Lucy Mae
A. J. Fritsch
Harold L. Scott
Photo Craft
Robert M. Thomson
Geckler Mullane Wedding Held in Downey Avenue Church
Miss Hazel Jane Geckler and Merlin D. Mullane wed at Downey Avenue Christian Church with Rev. Armistead officiating. Attended by Viola Herpick as bridesmaid and ushers Garner Braniwood Ralph Drybrough Joseph Mullane Cyril Ober. The couple, who live at 339 Burgess Ave, plan to be at home after June 1 following a reception at the Mullane home and a wedding trip to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Jane Geckler
John F. Geckler
Illinois St
Merlin D. Mullane
Downey Avenue Christian Church
Joseph DP. Armistead
W. W. Mendenhall
Russell Williams
Garner Braniwood
Ralph Drybrough
Joseph Mullane
Cyril Ober
Viola Herpick
Confessions Of A Fat Woman No 12
Idah McGlone Gibson relates a lapse after losing twenty pounds as she indulges in a secret strawberry shortcake. She notes immediate remorse, a rebellious stomach, and a two pound gain, then resumes her diet while describing a green satin dress.
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Idah McGlone
Gibson
Mother
Hollywood
Awakening to Choice in Love and Freedom
A young woman contemplates marriage and independence amid social rules in a 1926 NEA Service excerpt. She questions the expectation that wives must obey husbands and bosses, seeking experience outside the home while debating modern and traditional values within her Catholic family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Mamie
Recipes By Readers Note Instructions For Submissions
Reader submission note from The Times inviting recipes with payment offers and mailing details. Instructions specify one recipe per sheet with name address and date, and that checks are mailed to winners. The column runs daily except Friday.
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the Times
Fish seam bake with spiced butter dressing
Pin and brown cleaned fish in hot lard then mix salt pepper mace cloves twelve tablespoons butter flour onion parsley and bread crumbs. Roll butter in flour and stuff fish sew shut then rub with egg and dressing. Add water and brown. Miss Ethel Horn Switz City Indiana.
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Ethel Horn
R. R
Switz City
Ind
Shortridge Association Plans May 25 Meeting Programs
The Shortridge Association meets Caleb Mills Hall on Tuesday May 25 at 8 p m. The Shortridge tea Club performs God Is Our Refuge and The Night Song the latter winning a 100 prize in the state contest. A Junior Drama League play Lady Gregsey spreads the news features Virginia Hetherington George Shapiro Frances Hill Gilbert Pease Harold Cohen James Otto Thomas Carol Doris Egbert Elizabeth Savidge. Theodore Vonnegut to speak. Edward Huger Carpenter to sing two solos. School 51 holds Thursday meeting with officer elections and a style show by sewing and military classes. Marie Sullivan leads the orchestra with saxophone by Edward Foster and piano by Elizabeth Frost. Social hour in the new reception room follows. Mrs W B Davidson re elected president at Washington School 55 meeting. Officers named include Flo Hornaday first vice president George Lorenz second vice president Pearl Marine recording secretary Charles Willis corresponding secretary Helen Hoffmeyer treasurer. executive board Hannah Leonard Raymond Dingle Earl Grayson.
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Shortridge Association
Caleb Mills Hall
Shortridge Tee Club
Fleming
Clokey
Shortridge Junior Drama League
Reta Clark
Lady Gregsey
Virginia Hetherington
George Shapiro
Frances Hill
Gilbert Pease
Harold Cohen
James Otto
Thomas Carol
Doris Egbert
Elizabeth Savidge
Theodore Vonnegut
Eadward Huger Carpenter
Shortridge
Deppen
Hanley
Marie Sullivan
Edward Foster
Elizabeth Frost
W. B. Davidson
Washington School
Flo Hornaday
George Lorenz
Pearl Marine
Charles Willis
Helen Hoffmeyer
Hannah Leonard
Raymond Dingle
Earl Grayson
Miss Elizabeth Patterson to Wed Har land Darrel Wilson
The couple will marry this evening at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Attendants include Elizabeth Paul Margaret Scott and Elizabeth Dilts from Carbondale Evanston and Monclair. A sequence of related social events and club gatherings follow in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Patterson
Harland Darrel Wilson
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Patterson
Elizabeth Paul
Carbondale
Margaret Scott
Evanston
Elizabeth Dilts
Monclaire
N. J
Gywnn Patterson
Mr. Wilson
Columbia Club
Miss Patterson
Propylaeum
Julia Fletcher
Play Presented by School Seniors at Broad Ripple High
A senior class produced the three act comedy Honor Bright by Meredith Nicholson and Kenyon Nicholson Friday at Broad Ripple High School under Robbetta V. Brewer and Edgar F. Diederich. Cast included Evelyn Ryan Grace King Alice Huggins Pauline Randell Jeanette Green Roberta Cross and Howard Ross with Corwin Carter Harold Frank Richard Patton Wilbur Dawson Russel Lowry Forest Harrison Frederick Mehring and Arthur Williamson.
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Honor Bright
Broad Ripple
Meredith Nicholson
Kenyon Nicholson
Robbetta V. Brewer
Edgar F. Diederich
Evelyn Ryan
Grace King
Alice Huggins
Pauline Randell
Jeanette Green
Roberta Cross
Howard Ross
Corwin Carter
Harold Frank Richard Patton
Wilbur Dawson
Russel Lowry
Forest Harrison
Frederick Mehring
Arthur Williamson
Attractive Sports Frock Pattern 2489 For Quick Home Sewing
A border silk or flannel frock pattern 2489 offers a smart country club look with minimal trimming. Sizes 36 to 46 inches require about 1 1/2 yards of 54 inch material. collar attached and seams stitched. Pattern from New York designers fits well and ships in about a week after coupon submission.
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New York City
YWCA Events Schedule Notes Numerous Club Activities
The Young Business Women's Club hosts a Tuesday dinner at the YWCA with guests from Health Education Blue Triangle Hall Education Department and student leaders. Miss Louise Ross and others act as hostesses while Mrs H Pitchard speaks on Conditions of Europe. Several other club meetings, dances, a Friday Camp Council session, self expression classes and ship planning for summer are listed along with a memorial sympathy note for Mrs B W Stoddard.
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Tesses
Health Education Department
Blue Triangle Hall
Education Department
Louise Ross
Mary Ramsay
Blue Triangle Hall Council
Ruth James
Myra Majors
Business Council
H. Pitchard
Europe
May dinner honors Pitman Moore unit at Chamber event
The Woman's City Club hosts a 6 30 p m dinner at the Chamber of Commerce with guests from the Pitman Moore Company unit and the Needlework Guild. Talks by Mrs. Frank W Wood and Mrs. Oscar L Pond highlight the program, with Mrs. Elsa Huebner Olsen reporting on the Indiana State convention. Readings and music by Miss Lola I Perkins Miss Susan Woodbury and Miss Maxine Moore accompany the evening.
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Woman's City Club
Chamber of Commerce
Pitman Moore Company
Needlework Guild
Frank W. Wood
Indianapolis
The
Needlework Guild of America
Oscar L. Pond
Elsa Huebner Olsen
Indiana
Business and Professional Women
South Bend
Lola I. Perkins
Susan Woodbury
Maxine Moore
Courtesy Trip Planned for June 8 by Chamber of Commerce
A courtesy trip to Wabash via Marion on June 8 has been approved by the wholesale trade division of the Chamber of Commerce. The group will travel by car and stop in Marion for lunch.
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Wabash
Marion
Wholesale Trade Division
The
Chamber of Commerce
Speedway Classic Paired With Luncheon Praise
Speed critics lauded the Speedway's role in motoring development. T. E. Myers, Speedway manager, spoke at the Optimist Club luncheon at Claypool. Speakers included Steve Hannagan Pete De Paolo and Ralph Mulford.
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Speedway
T. E. Myers
Optimist
the Claypool
Steve Hannagan
Pete de Paolo
Ralph Mulford
Indianapolis League of Women Voters officers meet at Spink Arms
A luncheon for newly elected officers and directors of the Indianapolis League of Women Voters is set for next Wednesday at the Spink Arms. Miss Florence Howell reports on a morning reading. Miss Augusta Stevenson presented her play The First Constitution. a literature table for Butler University League members will feature national and local government materials.
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Indianapolis League of Women Voters
Frank D. Hatfield
Spink Arms
Florence Howell
Augusta Stevenson
Lury Ashjian
Indianapolis League
Edna Christian
Butler University League of Women Voters
Norma. Deluse
New code of life as comfort shifts demands from youth
A mother laments her grown children seek luxuries as necessities, noting a changed mindset toward comfort. She contrasts today’s expectations with her youth and admits a shoestring start can yield fortune with will, ingenuity, and good management.
A Happy Housewife And Cook Letters To The Editor
A married 24 year old mother of two writes about frugal living on twenty dollars a week, praising home cooking and budgeting. She argues against laws restricting women’s work and defends a balanced life for a family of four with a modest home and income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lee
Herman
Dear Miss Lee Advice on love and a repeated breakup
A 20-year-old Scot asks if he should pursue a reconciled romance after a fourth breakup with a girlfriend. The columnist suggests signaling interest in another woman to test her resolve and keep control of the relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lee
Broadway
Scouts Take May Hike and Campaign for Reservation Funds
Boy Scouts of the northern city section hiked to the Scout reservation in May. Exchange Club members will attend a campfire meeting this evening. Thirty seven men enrolled Friday in a drive to raise twenty thousand dollars in an eight hour campaign on June 1 to meet indebtedness and fund improvements at the reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Exchange Club
D A Rindor ses Mrs Perkins endorsed for national role
Mrs Perkins of 1011 N Pennsylvania St received endorsement from the Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter D A R for vice president general at the chapter’s closing meeting. She has served as chapter regent and state regent and will announce her candidacy at the October State convention if endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. B. Perkins
Pennsylvania St
Caroline Scott Harrison
National Organization
Continental Congress
Washington
Breakfast and Dinner Menus From Sister Mary Kitchen
The menu lists breakfast with baked apples rolled oats top milk scrambled eggs bacon whole wheat muffins marmalade milk and coffee. Luncheon features creamed mushrooms on toast celery jellied fruit pudding with whipped cream milk and tea. Dinner presents baked finnan haddie cabbage with pimentos baked squash peach cottage pudding whole wheat bread milk and coffee. A maid entered hearing a tray.
Local businessmen seek charter for Loyal Knights group
A group of local business men met Friday at the Columbia Club to seek a charter for the Loyal Knights of the Round Table. Murat W. Hopkins, president, said Thursday luncheons are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Round Table
Columbia Club
Murat W. Hopkins
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Shortridge Club
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