Weddings and engagements fill social page with Midwest names
Simple wedding plans at Mrs Hart home for Miss Mary Hendricks and J Aspinall with music by Miss Helene Harrison. Other nuptials include Miss Lucille Moore and Franklin Jarvis, Loretta Stricker and Charles Kirkhoff, and Elizabeth Prieshoff and Claude Moulden. Nearby trips and colleges noted alongside local society chatter.
Emerald Oil promises instant bunion relief and corn cure
An advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a miracle formula combining essential oil with camphor and antiseptics to end foot troubles. It claims thousands of bottles sold annually to reduce varicose or swollen veins and guarantees money back through Hook Drug Company and major druggists.
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Moone
Rs Hook Drug Company
Emerald Ol
Thanksgiving Wedding at Cathedral of Sts Peter and Paul
Miss Lurece Mannix wed Edward P. Oakey in a 9 a m Thanksgiving ceremony at the cathedral with Bishop Chartrand presiding. The bridal party included Thelma Mannix as maid of honor and Mary Jane Mannix as flower girl. Out of town guests and a breakfast at the bride’s home followed before the couple plans to reside in Anderson Indiana after December 15.
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Hester Hart
Hampton de Jovas
Mary Hendricks
J. . Aspinall
J. P. Aspinall
Buckle St
M. Ly Haines
Helene Harrison
Elizabeth Remy
Columbia
William Aspinall
Frank Aspinall
Madison
Ind
Margery McKnight
Columbus
Paul Ewing
Evansville
Paul Newson
Clifford Sherd
Oxford
Ohio
Aspinall
Purdue
Indiana
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Bridge
Butler University
Dee
Hampton Dr
Mildred Anderson
A F. Anderson
N. Olney S&j
Harry Dursema
Big Rapids
Mich
John Dursema
Fremont
First Baptist Church
Frederick Taylor
Victoria Montani
Mildred Ross
Gertrude Conte
Lehangrin
Dorothy Anderson
Winceil Glowers
John’ Dursema
Elja Dursema
Ned
Ffrémont
SS. Peter and Paul
Lurece Mannix
M. J. Mannix
Park Ave
Edward P. Oakey
Bridgeport
Conn
Joseph Chartrand
Frances Spencer
Elmer
Miss Thelma
Mary Jane
Thelma Mannix
Columbia Roses
Joseph L. Mannix
Joseph Donnelly
Edward Schneider
Carlisle Durfee
Chicago
Frank L. Dwyer
Cleveland
Charles Boone
Dayton
M. C. Quigley
Greenfield
Peter Cather
Brt
Connie
Oakey
Eleventh St
Anderson
Eugene H. Dehner
Lucille O'Connor
Regina White
Misa O'Connor
Miss White
Marilynn
Patricia Kialne
Ray Colbert
John Kelly
Mattie Geisley
Mrs. Colbert
Martha Lees Column on Independence and Self Reliance
Martha Lees urges a young woman to stand on her own, manage money, and care for body and spirit to gain self sufficiency. She notes potential for better relations with a stepfather and warns against temptation. A reader’s confidential letter about a disgusted with-men young woman is addressed without disclosure.
Baked Apples with Prune Juice
Pare apples and cut halves then core and place in a buttered dish. Fill cores with butter and sugar, pour prune juice over, cover and bake slowly, basting often. Remove cover near end for twenty minutes to finish. Serve cold with cream optional.
Patterned Christmas Apron Patterns From The Times
The Times offers a practical home craft feature for readers to sew their own garments. Select gingham, percale, or muslin apron patterns by New York Fashion Designers, with sizes small to large and a 14 yard 36 inch medium pattern. Send 15 cents and coupon with pattern number and size.
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New York
Times
Pattern Department
the Times
Miss Costello Becomes Bride of J A Colbert
Thanksgiving wedding at St. Roch Church unites Miss Mary Agnes Costello daughter of Bernard and Mary Costello Bluff Crest with Joseph A. Colbert. The ceremony featured organ violin and harp music with a large bridal party and a reception for 159 guests at the Costello home before a Chicago wedding trip.
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Jam’ C. Bakemeier
Jadys Barker
James Barker
New York St
St. Roch Church
Mary Agnes Costello
Bernard ‘I’, Costello
Bluff Crest
Joseph A. Colbert
Helen Colbert
Mabel Rafferty
Winona Price
Julia Colbert
Lucille Costello
Police Officer Convicted of Wife Murder Sentenced
William T. Russell, a Chicago policeman, was found guilty of murdering his wife last August. He received the minimum 14 year prison term for murder in Illinois, after a Wednesday night trial. The jury delivered the verdict on the charge that his wife taunted him and called him a Keystone copper.
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United Pre Chicags
William T. Russell
Illinois
Russell
Keystone
Letter From John Alden Prescott to Sydney Carton Contin
Prescott recounts a mill accident near a soaking pit where an ingot sagged on a crane. Paula Perier saved him by pulling him clear as Potts attempted to drop the ingot. The blast burned his leg and a hole opened in the earth, with the event framed as providential.
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John Alden Prescott
Sydney Carton
Potts
Syd
Paula
Mr. Potts
Stanley
Paula Perier
Miss Perier
NEA Service, Inc
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Lucille Moorre
Pennsylvania St
Fran‘tin Ray Jarvis
Marshall, Inc
Central Ave
M. I
C. W. Wa R
Jarvis
S. E. Moore
Newport
Indianapolis Teachers College
Indianapolis Public Schools
Thomas Jarvis
Werrysville, Ltd
Indianapolis
Loretta Stricker
State St
Isaac Stricker
Charles J. Kirkhoff
Ellen Kirkhoff
Washington St
Holy Cross Church
Helene Stricker
Miss M Howard
Miss Stricker
Miss Howard
Marjorie Stricker
Joseph Kernel
Joseph Kirkhoff
Timothy Stricker
Robert Kirkhoff
Elks Club
Harriet Jaeline
College Aves
Louisville
Frederick Frederick Jaehne
Elizabeth Prieshoff
Harry Prieshof
Blaine Ave
Calude R. Moulden
Parschte of the Assumption Church
Nancy Mather
Richwood
Foley
Joseph Weber
Hazel Batemier
Wilbur Blanford
Mrs. Moulden
Miami
Fla
Helen Jaehne
Rushville
Fred Wei Jaehne
College Ave
Gretchen Peterman
Calumet, Mich
Sallie Kennedy
Edward Alvin. Cordell
Greencastle
Robert Ervin Cordell
Cordell
Thirty-Fifth St
Helen Mueller
A. J. Mueller
Thirty-Third St
Floyd Owen Gwinn
Fortville
The
Zion's
Gwinn
John C. Gwinn
Roy Wenzel
Arzie Gwinn
John Sch . Loulgy
Emil and
Samuel Mueller
Cincinnati
Velma Meadors
Pierson Ave
Charles Edwards
Otto A. Edwards
Noblesville
Capitol
Sarah Crooke
Ross
Bracya
Alice Dongworth
Edwards
Detroit
Mish
the Bird
Indianapolis Teacher's College
Otto “Edwards
Julius Dulin
Marion Aldred
Zelma Manship
Gwynn Wagner
Lon Everett
Ross Mitchell
J. A. Bell
Earl Everett
Ralph Wiseman
Fay
Ruby Everett
Charles Meloy
Noblesville, Ind
Frank Cravens
B. M. Houghland
A. J. Fritsch
Mrs. Williams, Bakemeier
Hob” ‘Drug Company
Emerald Oil
United Rug and Linoleum Co
E. ‘Wash. St
Miss Lurece Mannix
Martha Lee
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis, Ind
Miss Costello
J. A. Colbert
St. Roch’s Church
Slayer
Lyman Brothers
E. Ohio St
Charles Eakin
Greenfield, Ind
People’s
W. Washington Street
Gausepoh
W. Wash
Main
WHY Store
Ohio ST
Heid’s Shoe Stores
N. Penn
Virginia Ave
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Haag
N. Ala
Meridian
S. Illinois St
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Haag’s
Ayer
Armand
Djer
Levy
Coty
L'Origan
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Peruna
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Pear
Jergen
Gover
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Facial
Seas
Abe Sane Tbo
Societi
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Baby
Pyhabd
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Monnett
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Gude
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Scott
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