Betrothals and social events fill evenings in local circles
Miss Ruth Bemis and John R. White plan a Friday night betrothal at the Bemis home 4448 Washington Blvd with a maid of honor Miss Pearl Bemis and a list of bridesmaids from Terre Haute Ft Wayne Cincinnati and Warsaw. A bridal dinner honors Leslie Troutman’s orchestra at the St Pauls Methodist Church and a busy schedule of musicales, spreads, and recitals unfolds with local clubs and guests from Madison and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bemis
John R. White
Thomas Bemis
Washington Blvd
Pearl Bemis
Thelma Edwards
Terre Haute
Joha Bemis
Mary Adelaide Fleener
Ethelwyne Nally
Gertrude Schwehn
Ft. Wayne
S. G. White
Warsaw
Almadell Rairden
Cincinnati
Hugh Clark
Thomas Bemis, Jr
Earl Woods
Hubert Lusack
Harold Arnolder
Leslie Troutman
St. Paul's Methodist Church
E. Tenth St
Roy Carter
Charles Ealand
O. O. Galloway
General Pershin
Mary
Caroline Cooper
Lealand Tulkington
Mu Phi Epsilon
Helena Sipe
W. Thirtieth St
Julia Reyer
Albert F. Brennan
Carl Lucas
Kansas City
Dorothy Test
John Eliott
Lucille Hoss
Parents killed as children escape in Illinois train crash
Two children of Mr and Mrs John L Donahue of South Bend Indiana escaped death after their car was struck by a New York Central train at Rolling Prairie Indiana on Wednesday night. The parents were killed instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
South Bend
Ind
John L. Donahue
New York Central
Rolling Prairie
Woman files assault charge after alleged husband attack
Police say a dispute ended with a broken nose a cut glass water set torn clothes and damage at 22914 Indiana Ave Ellen Humphrey files a warrant charging assault and battery against her husband Dan the incident occurred today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Humphrey
Indiana Ave
Dan
Burial of Henry Wagner Set for Friday
Washington Indiana May 31 burial plans for Henry Wagner 70 employee of the B & O Railroad shops found dead in bed by his daughter will be held Friday at Evansville. He worked Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Washington
Ind
Henry Wagner
Evansville
Children Present Dialogue at Friday Church Program
The Who Girls of the W Washington Street Methodist Church present a musical dialogue The Quarrel by children including Little Miss Price and William Robert Craigle. A cast led by Lena Skaggs Juanita Arnold Mary Goepper and others performs Those Husbands of Ours under the direction of Mrs Barncamp Mrs Daniels and William Cissna. Christine Lahraman violinist and Edward Snyder baritone of the Indianapolis Glee Club will perform with accompanist Miss Bess Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Price
Robert Price
Westmoreland
William Robert Craigle
W. R. Craigle
N. Riley Ave
Who
W. Washington Street Methodist Church
Lena Skaggs
Juanita Arnold
Mary Goepper
Margaret Vaughn
Leila Reese
Ruth Achey
William Barncamp
L. E. Daniels
William Cissna
Christine Lahraman
Edward Snyder
Indianapolis Glee Club
Bessis Hill
Family strife over bills ends with sharp exchange at home
Leslie Prescott and Sally Atherton recount a quarrel over grocery and rent bills, flowers, and an eight related budget hurts, while Jack dismisses requests for an allowance. Hope returns as Muscatatuck Country Club in North Vernon files articles of incorporation with capital stock of 10001 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Muscatatuck
Lemon Cream Promise for Perfect Complexion
A vintage advertisement claims mixing juice from two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White creates a quarter-pint skin softener and complexion beautifier. It touts benefits for face neck arms and hands with a fragrant lemon cream used by stage beauties to brighten skin and fade freckles sunburn and tan without irritation.
Child Hurt in Auto Wreck In Capitol Ave Crash
Betty Joe Perkins, age 3, suffered injuries today in a collision at Capitol Avenue and Twenty-Eighth Street. Clyde Wachstetter and Oliver Altum were involved. Altum’s vehicle struck Wachstetter’s machine while the child rode with Altum. The incident occurred near Guilford Avenue residence 4153.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Joe Perkins
Guilford Ave
Capitol Ave
Twenty
Eighth St
Clyde Wachstetter
Boulevard Pl
Oliver Altum
Park Ave
Altum
Modern girls shape their own destiny in marriage advice
Martha Lee counsels today that daughters seek happiness on their own terms rather than follow yesterday’s molds. She urges cheerful resilience, fair parenting, and keeping a tidy, welcoming home with timely meals to win a husband, while advising leaving a marriage if the husband is unfaithful to avoid harming children.
Dear Miss Lea On Love Stress and Advice From a Mother
A 19 year old seeks guidance about an older boyfriend pressing marriage while her mother warns of support withdrawal. She wants independence and more social chances but is urged to stay with the man or marry to please her family. Advises end with asserting feelings and keeping friends, not leaving home. A separate 16 year old asks about a teenage suitor after a kiss and a proposal. The response labels it puppy love and urges caution.
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Jack
Leslie
Miss Lee
Noa
Hom
Miss Lea
J. B. Belk
Shaw
Miss
Catherine Connolly
Jersey City
N. J
Dear Martha Lee Advice Letter on a Troubled Marriage
A 37 year old wife, twice married, asks Martha Lee how to handle a dissatisfied husband. She has two daughters from her first marriage and fears stress, infidelity, and ongoing financial strain. She describes past betrayals, long hardship, and seeks guidance to keep the marriage intact without losing her sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lee
Yaerciet
Dear Miss Lee Advice Column: The Baby Vamp Memo
A teenage reader asks if a 16 year old is too young to be proposed to and if she should attend skating parties. The columnist cautions keeping the boy's friendship, notes three proposals is a lot at sixteen, and urges parental guidance and limits on outings to protect her youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lee
Dear Miss Les Advice for Young Married Couples
A reader seeks guidance on separating from her in laws by renting a room while working. The advisor encourages establishing a separate home, even if modest, and notes young couples should start married life away from parental households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Les
Why Do French Women Always Look Young
A promotional paragraph claims French women retain youth by mercorized wax that absorbs dead skin. It asserts applying a wax nightly acts like a cream, clears and softens skin in under two weeks, and urges readers to buy werealized wax from American druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Filling Station Robbed of $679 in Night Cash Heist
Detectives seek two robbers who burst into the Standard Oil station at Thirtieth St and Northwestern Ave. custodian Jesse Payton reports they took 575 dollars after forcing him to open the safe. One thief, 38, 190 pounds, wore union overalls. The other, 5 feet 10 inches, 150 pounds, about 23, gray cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Payton
Thirty-Second St
Standard Oil
Thirtieth St
Northwestern Ave
Payton
St. Louis
Pickpockets at Work Reported Robberies at Transit
Two men told police they were pickpocketed. J. S. Schuman of Frankfort Indiana lost a purse with $30 and a note for $3 497 on a late interurban car at Terminal Station. BE B Watson of 1603 Hoyt Ave lost a purse containing $7 after returning from Speedway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Schuman
Frankfort
Ind
Terminal Station
BE. B. Watson
Hoyt Ava
Speedway
Prowler Fails Entering Home on Pennsylvania Street
A man placed a ladder at the side of Mrs. E. S. Webb’s home at 1415 N. Pennsylvania St. at 1 a m today. Mrs. Webb observed him attempting to pry another entry tool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
E. S. Webb
Pensylvania St
Summer Dancing Days Attract Phonograph Fans And Gift Jewels
Summer dancing rises as porch parties glow with lantern light and moon. Brunswick phonograph leads with new dance records from Benny Krueger Oriole Terrace Isham Jones Carl Fenton and others. Visit Baldwin Piano Company to hear new records for summer collections. Peggy Ann recommends The Jewel Shop for gift jewelry at the Guaranty Building. Charles Mayer Company displays diamonds pearls watches and bead chains with leather portfolios and varied gifts for graduates and weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Phonograph
Bennie Krueger
Oriole Terrace
Isham Jones
Carl Fenton
Brunswick
Baldwin Piano Company
Peggy Ann
Guaranty Building
Charles Mayer Company
Ehrase
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Morny
Migieceieis Ale Bsale Orchestra
Misa Este
Miss Ruth Quinlan
Omaha, Neb
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Louise Harris
Madison
Wwis
University of Wisconsin
Music Federation
Clyde Titus
Woodruff Pl
George Caylor
Nell Welshans
Augusta Renstch
Mystic Tie
Fairview Park
Lester C. Morris
Angeline Bates
Miss Bates
William Thomas
Sharon
Albert L. Daugherty
Nathan Davis
Central Ave
Hazel Lamkin
Edna Glenn Gill
Seitz
Joseph M'Kay
Traumeret
Schumann Dorothy Bebb
John Elwood
Chopin Hazel Lamkin
Massenet
Lonelle Hunter
Allen Granville
Naomi Norris
Handel
Brake Edna Glenn Gull
Arnold Davis
Bertha Jasper
A. H. Adriance
Conrad, Mont
Amos W. Butler
Adriance
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Leah Price
Seecreats
Serrecs
Leslie Prescott
Sally Atherton
Hope
Goodness
Dr. Caldwell
Sammie
W._B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Illinois
EZ Flour
Prowler
Web
Duncan
New
Royal Cook Book
Teaspoon Royal
Teaspoon
ROYAL
Royal Baking Powder CO
Fulton Street
New York City
SeegayAnn
Milady
Jane Halcomb
Kahn Building
Middle West
Wm. H. Block Company
Pettis Dry Goods Company
Indianapolis
Polk
Peggy
OUR
Indianapolis Times
M. F. Phillips
Bradbury Ave
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People’s Dentists
Gausepohl
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