Women to Serve in U S Camps in July
Indianapolis Women join the Women's Overseas League to operate hostess houses at Camp Knox Ft. Harrison and Ft. Thomas during the July citizen soldiers training camp. Grace Hawk leads the Fifth Corps area effort with local volunteers aiding Sunday services and volunteer applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Women's Overseas League
League
Camp Knox
Ft. Harrison
Ft. Thomas
U. S. Army
Fifth Corps
Grace Hawk
Anna L. Johnson
Florence Martin
Mildred Rounds
Girls Friendly Society of Christ Church
J. P. Cochrane
Forda McDaniel
Marion County
Ernest DeWolf Wales
Caroline Scott Harrison
Louis Patton
Herbert Wagoner
Floyd van Keuren
Midol Provides Quick Relief for Menstrual Pain
An old newspaper blurb touts Midol as a harmless tablet that relieves menstrual cramps in five to seven minutes. It claims effects last twelve hours or more, with non narcotic, heart friendly relief. Available from druggists for 50 cents in a slim aluminum box.
Help for Sick Women from Lydia E Pinkham Products
Mrs. G Hegmann of 228 Schaef fer St Brooklyn reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Herb Medicine for sleep and fatigue. She also used Pills for Constipation and recommends the remedies to others, inviting letters for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Hegmann
Schaeffer St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mrs. Hegmann
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinksham
Seniors Luncheon and Bridge for Kappa Kappa Gamma
Mu chapter seniors of Kappa Kappa Gamma at Butler College will attend a luncheon bridge at Mrs. Schofield's Pendleton pike country home hosted by Mrs. Austin V. Clifford and Mrs. Everett M. Schofield. Directors of Mu Chapter House Association provide details and list guests including Mesdames Dill Howe Shimer Morgan Harris and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Butler College
Austin V. Clifford
Everett M. Schofield
Brave mothers have brave sons article on Charles Lindbergh
A Detroit writer praises Mrs. Lindbergh for allowing her son Charles to make his own decisions. The piece argues brave mothers rear brave sons and urges readers to let children think and decide on important issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ferguson
Detroit
Charles Lindbergh
Christopher Columbus
Darius Green
Leonardo da Vinci
Atlantic
Charles
Mrs. Lindbergh
Sht
SICK GIFTS AND CONVALESCENT PLEASURES
A guide for thoughtful gifts to convalescents suggests beyond flowers or fruit. items include picture postcards, cologne, small pillows, colored glassware, decorative bowls, soaps, washcloths, and inexpensive luxuries. Women receive bed jackets, vests, throws, mules, clocks, lamps, and artful touches.
Hoosier Briefs and Local News Highlights
A collection of short notices: K M White of Mooresville, Purdue senior, elected associate member of Sigma Xi. John Robinson circus Children’s Day in Fort Wayne. Bluffton High School graduates 62 seniors. Decatur buys $12000 Stutz fire truck. Bluffton buys two water pumps. A butcher smokehouse fire leads to a false alarm. Marion Coliseum contracts expected by week’s end. Anderson Stanton Park opens with program. William Dotterer to preach in Kokomo. Barn near Frankfort razed by lightning. Vigo County tops Red Cross Mississippi Valley relief, total $16046.67. Yeggs steal $384 from Central Auto firm safe in Terre Haute. Anderson Bank marble-lined halls planned. Harry C. Almy leads Group 3 of Indiana Bankers Association. Mr and Mrs George Shriver depart for extended Eastern tour. Unger ditch report approved in Wabash court. Attica band concert opens June 1 with National Car Coupler band. Washington Kiwanis Ladies Night set for June 6. Caroline L Morse granted divorce from Clifford Morse. Emma Maloney of Clarkville to graduate in June never tardy or absent in eight years. Alpha chapter Alpha Beta Gamma to meet Friday with Mrs L J Bowers.
The Bolero Back Youthful Lanvin Frock Pattern 3054
Lanvin green fat silk crepe bolero style dress for daily wear. Two piece waist band creates snug hipline with back hanging foundation for a bolero effect. Box plait front skirt, pattern No 3054 in multiple sizes. 15 cents pattern by mail. delivery about a week.
Camp sentence sparks protest over youth program
John Gard, 17, of Knightstown Indiana, admitted running away and damaging a car interior at 103 dollars. Judge Paul Rochford ordered enlistment in a citizens' military training camp and return with enlistment proof in two weeks. Felix McWhirter, head of Indiana camps, protested that the program is not for unruly youths but for constructive training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gard
Knightstown
Ind
Paul Rochford
Reece J. Hendrick
Delaware St
Rochford
Citizens
Felix McWhirter
Citizens’ Committee
Citizens Military
Indiana
Ladies Auxiliary Euchre and Banco Party Tonight
The Ladies Auxiliary to the B. A. T. No. 297 hosts a euchre and banco party at Trainmen's Hall located at 1002 BE Washington Street tonight. Proceeds support the auxiliary's activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trainmen’s Hall
Washington St
Housewives Warned About Smoked Ham
J H Meek of Richmond Virginia warned at the national conference on weights and measures that many smoked hams sold in markets exceed their stated weight upon delivery to consumers. He called for careful purchasing practices amid noted discrepancies between market weights and actual weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
J. H. Meek
Richmond
State Division of Weights and Measures
National Conference On Weights and Measures
Meek
Paris Fashion: Long Sleeves Define Delicate Lace Skirts
A Paris collection spotlights long sleeves as the season's latest trend. Delicate evening skirts feature exquisite lace and refined detailing, signaling a shift toward intricate, feminine silhouettes.
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Paris
Hints on Etiquet and a Bridal Toast at Forsyth Home
A social note from Miss Evelyn Forsyth's and Miss Katherine Reagan's Thursday evening at Forsyth residence Emerson Ave and E Washington St honors Miss Dorothy Drake on her upcoming marriage to Dr Charles Darwin Thomas. A pink blue lavender bridal palette and batik handkerchief favors complemented a buffet supper. Guests listed include Ruth Peetol Jeannette Sheche Dorothy Deem Irma Crow Pauline Pierce Frances Jaquith Louise Lewis Martha Thomas Margaret Ahem Esther Tilford Kathleen Hottel and others from Frankfort Martinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanetta Hitz
Washington St
Mary Thornburg
Thomas Brady, Jr
Paul Black
Marjorie Leonard
Evelyn Forsyth
Katherine Reagan
Miss Forsyth
Emerson Ave
E. Washington St
Dorothy Drake
Charles Darwin Thomas
Misses Ruth Peetol
Jeannette Sheche
Dorothy Deem
Irma Crow
Pauline Pierce
Frances Jaquith
Louise Lewis
Martha Thomas Frankfort
Margaret Ahem
Esther Tilford
Kathleen Hottel
Martinsville
Presbyterians Set for Controversy at the Assembly
In San Francisco on May 27, liberals cheered after Dr. Robert E. Speer was elected moderator by acclamation at the Presbyterian Church 199th assembly. Conservatives warned of a fundamentalist liberal clash to be addressed promptly. Also noted, motorists are advised to buy new stop devices that slip under a tire to prevent rolling during a change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bu_ United Presa
San Francisco
Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Robert E. Speer
J. Willison Smith
Philadelphia
Housing Bureau opens in Indianapolis for race visitors
The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce convention bureau completes a housing bureau to aid Speedway visitors unable to find lodging. Manager Henry T. Davis asks households to list rooms via newspaper coupons, with downtown headquarters to handle room assignments for May 28 29 and 30.
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Convention Bureau
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Henry T. Davis
Davis
Chamber of Commerce
Gift for Review Presented at Happy Hustler Club Meeting
The Happy Hustler Club of Hollister presented the Review with a hand embroidered altar drape at the Thursday afternoon meeting. Mrs. Jennie Ergenbright, president, assisted by Mrs. Olive Jordan and Mrs. Margaret Shirkley, made the presentation. Mrs. Ellen Mattwig, Review commander, accepted the gift.
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Happy Hustler Club
Hollister
Review
Jennie Ergenbright
Olive Jordan
Margaret Shirkley
Ellen Mattwig
Acthe Gift
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Anna June
William Irwin Titsworth
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Madol
Pai
Idin E. Pinkham
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Esther Bamford
Burns Boswell
Alice Burris
Ernest Callahan
Henry Davis
Violet Harris
Clarence Hoser
Florence Hyatt
Dorothy Johnson
Madge Keith
James Mowven
Bernice McPeek
Helen Mealment
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William Sartwell
Virgil Toole
Ralph Wetherald
Virginia Wilson
Carl Yorker
Claude Rodgers
Mrs. Schofield
Mrs. Clifford
Bridge
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis, Ind
Leota Miller
Highland Dr
L. A. Murchison
Chicago
Jean Velsay
Helen McDaniel
Opal Perrin
Randall Porter
Es Ehlert
Cedar Rapids
Gard Earl Trin Ward Rice
John W. Miller
EB. R. Gildehaus
Ernest Edwards
George Co. McConnell
Dorothy Patterson
Virginia Curtis
Dorothy Harrison
Elizabeth Barclay
Julia Bretzman
Eleanor Coryell
Mary Meldrum
Fred A. Line
Fifteenth St
Helen Ethel Line
Lambert Jackson
Universalist
Mary Hovey
Page's
Leonard B. Shick
Josephine Bentley
Mary Tomary
Birmingham
Crisp As
Sersick
Eunier Johnson
George H. Chapman
Vital Avenue M. E
Josephine Winenow
Alice Pollard
Hoosier Briefs
K. M. White
Mooresville
Purdue University Electrical Engineering
Sigma Xi
Ft. Wayne
John Robinson Circus
Bluffton High School
Decatur
Bluffton Council
Marion Coliseum
Anderson Stanton Park
William Dotterer
Kokomo
That City
Daniel F. Bent
William Belt
Frankfort
Vigo County
Red Cross
Mississippi Valley
Yeggs
Terre Haute
Anderson Bank & Trust Co
Harry C. Almy
Muncie
Indiana Bankers Association
George Shriver
Columbia City
David Unger
Wabash
Attica
Washington Kiwanis Club
Caroline L. Morse
Clifford Morse
Kingsbury
Emma Maloney
Claysburg
Clarkville School
Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority
L. J. Bowers
the Times
Cain
Pattern Department
ITH
Frank A. Walkher
Victoria
N. Jackson
Pearl de Lyon
Bertha Paulding
Ellen Kelley
Mary Houghton
Bowen Tufte
Euchre
BANCO
Housing Bureau For Race
Weer
Seeonee
Althea
Rose of Sharon
Spirea—Van Houtteli
Deutzia
Pride of Rochester
Amoor
Bitterawee Seower
Clematis
Jackmann
Apic
Lematis
Everitt
Wie
Caladium
Coleus
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West Washington Street
North Alabama
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