Shaded fringe dominates Paris fashion this season
The article notes fringes in Paris and America with designers like Chanel Vionnet and Molyneaux embracing shaded two toned and ombre fringes. It describes gowns with blue fringe rose fringes diagonal skirts and bodices and even fringe sport outfits plus techniques to prevent fraying and weight fringe edges for hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
America
Vionnet
Chanel
Molymeaux
Valencia
Tricotine Crepe Paper Flowers Boutonnieres Trend
A period item notes women crafting tricotine crepe paper florals for boutonnieres and shoulder bouquets to match or contrast outfits. It describes the look of delicate, netlike petals, frock adornments, and the use of tinsel and translucent silvery components as fashionable accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ens
Fragmentary description of a new sequin garment in pink velvet
A garbled notice describes a new event featuring an outfit sewn from giver sequins in pink velvet with white accents. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names, places, or dates.
Junior Music Recital At Mrs Pulver Home
Pupils of Velma Sullins piano class performed Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Lloyd Pulver home. Each piece announced by pupil with style note. Participants included Violet Salter Harold Colbert Mary Jane Pulver Lois Colbert Junior Gilbert Frank Mitchell Rebecca Taylor Harold Stover Barbara Bell George Mitchell Mary Garwood and Freda Johnson followed by refreshments at Marshall Candy Kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mitchell
Rebecca Taylor
Harold Stover
Barbara Bell
George Mitchell
Mary Garwood
Freda Johnson
Miss Sullins
Marshall Candy Kitchen
Woman badly cut when train hits automobile in Paris
Mrs Glen Elledge suffered severe injuries when her Hudson sedan was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad train in Paris. The car was carried 290 feet on the cowcatcher before stopping, leaving the driver with serious but non fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Elledge
Hudson
Pennsylvania
Paris
Elledge
Will Handy
Oliver
Nice
Sol Handy
Robert Casteel
Marshall
Marshall Boy in Two Act Musical Comedy at Pythian
Paul Pat Gallagher son of Mr and Mrs Allen Wallis played the blackface comedian in a two act musical comedy at the Pythian theatre Wednesday night. He is with the Lew Beckridge Musical Comedy Company a 20 person troupe that presented My Honolulu Girl. The company recently performed in Paris and Mattoon and will go to Springfield next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Pat” Gallagher
Allen Wallis
Pythian Theatre
Mr. Gallagher
Lew Beckridge
Honolulu
Paris
Mattoon
Seventh grade history prize winners named at Marshall schools
The D R Marshall awards a $2 prize to the seventh grade pupil with the year's top American History grade. This year Len Geheb of the south side and Erline Baker of the north side received the awards. The presentations were made Thursday.
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D . R. of Marshall Rives
Len Geheb
Erline Baker
North Side
Illinois honors two Marshall students in high scholarship group
The University of Illinois announced the high scholarship group naming two Marshall students, George Taubeneck and Doris Wallis, among the honorees. The bronze tablet and superior scholarship groups were announced last week, now followed by the high scholarship roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Illinois
Marshall
George Taubeneck
Doris Wallis
New Court Actions in Local Estates and Crimes
In the estate of George Lounsbury an appraisement bill was filed and approved. In the estate of Edwin Franklin Sharp an order for final settlement was set for the June term. In the estate of Millard F Tap-Scott a petition to insure buildings was granted. The people vs. Raymond Berry pleaded guilty to transporting intoxicating liquor and was fined $190 and costs. The people vs. Charles Fox ongoing intransit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lounsbury
Edwin Franklin Sharp
Millard F Tap- Scott
Raymond Berry
The
People
Charles Fox
Plea and Fine From Alcohol Charge in Local Court
Porting intoxicating liquor led to a guilty plea in which the defendant was fined 100 dollars plus court costs. The outcome reflects a standard statutory penalty for illicit liquor distribution in the period.
Recorded Transfers of Woodford and Marshall Lots
The list shows transfers involving Robert Barclay to Woodford D Burnett for a lot in Marshall for 1.00, Robert W Dulaney to Woodsford Burnett for a lot in Marshall, Frank G Middleton to Diaz L Spires for a lot in Casey for 100, and Savannah G Cornwell to Howard Cornwell for a lot in Westfield for 800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert di
Barclay
Woodford D. Burnett
Marshall
Robert W. Dulaney
Val Se
Woods Ford Burnett
Lot Marshall
Frank G. Middleton
Dia’ L. Spires
Casey
Savannah G. Cornwell
Howard Cornwell
Westfield
Marriage Licenses Granted In Indiana Towns
Claude McCallister aged 19 and Leota McCoskey aged 23, both of Terre Haute, receive a marriage license. Carl W. Willoughby 21 of Redmon marries Eva L. Chesrown 19 of Redmon. Brian Reece Hastings 25 of Terre and Ann Forsythe 24 of Marshall obtain licenses. Carl Carpenter 22 of Marshall weds Vi olet White 24 of Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude McCallister
Terre Hauté
Leota McCoskey
Terre Haute
Carl W. Willoughby
Redmon
Eva L. Chesrown
Brian Reece Hastings
Terre
Ann Forsythe
Marshall
Carl Carpenter
Violet White
Community Visitors and Travel Notices
Casey Jr Shields left for Pittsburg Pennsylvania Tuesday to visit his father John C Shields. Rev and Mrs G Raymond Powell of Indianapolis were weekend guests of her parents Mr and Mrs W C Funk. Mrs G E McQueen and daughter Patrician Ann of Hillsboro visited her parents Mr and Mrs C P Harrison. C H Markwell went to Piqua Ohio Monday and returned Tuesday with a new funeral car for his undertaking business. Miss Mae Harrison and E E Ferguson spent Sunday in Decatur with his mother Mrs Clara Ferguson. Mr and Mrs C B Williams went to Cleveland Ohio Tuesday to visit his daughter Mrs Rex Hyer. Miss Merle Slusser arrived home Wednesday from Charleston where she had been visiting Miss Ethel Leamon. Mrs Minnie Best and niece of Oblong visited the former's niece Mrs W E Meeker Thursday. J E Hargrave of Fairfield NL visited his brother O E Hargrave Friday. Mr and Mrs Chas Welker of Yale Oklahoma arrived Saturday to visit sister Mrs Mack Danbury. Mrs W S Emrich and daughter Miss Annette Emrich rode to Chicago Saturday for weekend with son Russell C Emrich and family. Dr and Mrs L H Johnson and family and Miss Dorothy Brasel spent the weekend in Decatur Tl with daughters Marion and Maurine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JR. Shields
Pittsburg
John C. Shields
G. Raymond Powell
Indianapolis
W. C. Funk
G E. McQueen
Patrician Ann
Hillsboro
C. P. Harrison
C H. Markwell
Piqua
Ohio
Mae Harrison
E E Ferguson
Decatur
Clara Ferguson
C B. Williams
Cleveland
Rex Hyer
Merle Slusser
Charleston
Ethel Leamon
Minnie Best
Oblong
W. E. Meeker
J. E. Hargrave
Fairfield
O. E. Hargrave
Chas. Welker
Yale
Okla
Mack Danbury
Emrich
H LeRoy Lee
Annette Emrich
Chicago
Russell C Emrich
L. H Johnson
Dorothy Brasel
Marion
Maurine
Westfield Birthday Party For Miss Christine Bennett
A group of young friends gathered Friday at the home of Mrs Ill D Gilbert to celebrate Christine Bennett’s twelfth birthday. Attendees included Maxine Polk Nina Vansickle Margaret Nichols Margaret Vanscoyk Elizabeth Rennels Mildred Merrick Beulah Williamson Vimta Snyder Kathryn Strader Mary Esther Snyder Genevieve Loser and Christine Bennett with Mrs B O Parker and Mrs B Reed among attendees. Business visitors in Terre Haute and local residents visiting family are noted along with several residents returning from Gary Ind and oil field work in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Bennett
Ll D Gilbert
Maxine Polk
Nina Vansickle
Margaret Nichols
Margaret Vanscoyk
Elizabeth Rennels
Mildred Merrick
Beulah Willison
Vimta Snyder
Kathryn Strader
Mary Esther Snyder
Genevieve Loser
B. O Parker
Luther Anderson
Mattoon
H. ¥. Anderson
Robert Endlsey
Indianapolis
Seneff family guests and state G A R encampment prep
First of the week Mr and Mrs Endsley hosted H L Seneff and family of St Louis who were guests of his parents Mr and Mrs W C Seneff this past week J A Moore recently with relatives returned to Bloomington to attend the state G A R encampment in Decatur this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Endsley
H. L. Seneff
St. Louis
W. C. Seneff
J. A.moore
Bloomington
Decatur
Martinsville Social News Recap This Weekend
Mr and Mrs Deahl hosted a Sunday dinner with relatives including Chancellor Gar d Snavely Wattles and Wilkerson families. Visitors from Indianapolis Shelbyville Champaign Pocahontas and Terre Haute joined local families for weekend gatherings and visits.
Twin Miller Daughters Welcome Addition in Choctaw
Mr and Mrs Ben Miller announce the birth of twin daughters Mattie Martha and Mary Margaret born Monday. Maude Blizzard and Golda Blizzard with relatives in West Union from Monday to Thursday. William Carpenter and family of Cherry Point visited John Higginbotham’s home. Ruth Miller and Gladys Hollenbeck shared time with Dorothy Miller and Mary Ledermann. Mrs Dollie Reasor and daughter Bertha of Auburn spent the week with Dorsa Reasor and family. Lola Clough and Gary residents stayed with C G Hollenbeck’s family. William Jedermann visited John Blizzard. Carl Norton and family, Harold Carpenter, and Mable and Leon Jackson spent Sunday at William Norton’s. Maude and Golda Blizzard stayed with Ben and Elsie Strohm of Alton Thursday night. Dollie Hollenbeck and Ida Wyrick visited Mrs Francis Miller Friday afternoon. Dorothy Benoit of West Union visiting Rosemary Cline.
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Ben Miller
Mattie Martha
Mary Margaret
Maude
Golda Blizzard
West Union
William Carpenter
Cherry Point
John Higginbotham
Higginbotham
Ruth Miller
Gladys Hollenbeck
Dorothy Miller
Margaret
Mary Ledermann
Dollie Reasor
Bertha
Ben
Elsie Strohm
Alton
Dollie Hollenbeck
Ida Wyrick
Francis Miller
Dorothy Benoit
Rosemary Cline
J P. Collier
Fleet
Summers
Leroy Dolson
Lebanon
Ind
Nick Myles
Praketon
John Carpenter
Marshall
R. M Clements
Otto Alabaugh
Mildred
Kathryn
Sarah Hollenbeck
Charles Taylor
Nellie
Robinson
Lawrence Hollenbeck
Ernest Carpenter
Gary
Mise Carrie Fares
Brazil
Palmer Cornwell
Kenneth Carpenter
Hatton Church
Will and
Laufman Forsythe
Bert Milo
Owen Collier
Dewey Overmire
Clarence Collier
Carrie Fern
Lucille Bradley
Robert Buckle
Janet Hollenbeck
Clara Walls
Fred Bales
Adam Liffick
Ola Collier
Will Hilbert
Gladys Liffick
Charles Liffick
Local social visits round a busy week
Miss Essie McDonald spent Monday with Albert Francis and family. Mrs. Maureen Pickering and her son Dean visited Tuesday with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Will Sackrider. Donald Wilson and family spent Sunday with her brother Charles Carter and family near West York.
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Essie McDonald
Albert Francis
Maureen Pickering
Dean
Muddy Creek
Will Sackrider
Donald Wilson
Charles Carter
Near West York
Social and church visitors in Annapolis area
Fred Stanfield and John Phillippi attended the show in Annapolis Monday night. Mrs. Alva Wells spent Monday with J. H. Leasure and family. Jesse Spraker and Charles and Lee Wilson were business callers in Annapolis Tuesday. Cecil Wells and family attended church at Wesley Chapel. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Drake were business callers in Annapolis Sunday. Medgar Guyer and family of Quaker Lane visited B. Sackrider and family Sunday. Carl Carter of Walnut Prairie visited his sister, Mrs. Nancy Wilson and family Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stanfield
John Phillippi
Annapolis
Alva Wells
J. H. Leasure
Jesse Spraker
Charles
Lee Wilson
Cecil Wells
Weslay
Chapely
Ray Drake
Medgar Guyer
Lane
Local Social Details From Weekend Visits
Barbara Lee McKeen spent last week with cousin Mary Dutton. Mrs. Dan Quick was in Marshall Friday. Hattie Lee and Annita Wernz visited daughter Mrs. Geo Zimmerly and family Thursday. Asa Stowe returned Monday after a visit at Rosedale Indiana. Forest Rollings spent weekend with parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rollings. Frances Sharpe visited Sunday with parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sharpe. Faith Yeley spent Sunday afternoon with Ruth and Reba Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Lee
Mary Dutton
Dan Quick
Marshall
Hattie Lee
Annita Wernz
Geo. Zimmerly
Asa Stowe
Rosedale
Ind
Forest Rollings
Clarence Rollings
Frances Sharpe
Henry Sharpe
Faith Yeley
Ruth
Reba Campbell
Hatton church to host June Home Coming event
Names of local residents visit relatives across Indiana in the week prior. A Home Coming at Hatton church on June 12 invites all to attend and spend the day with neighbors and families in the community.
Cass County Flood Survey May Shape State Report
Engineers from Cass county are preparing a flood survey to be sent to the state department after a conference with Governor Small. Participants include G. H. Husted farm advisor A T Dunn and Frank Barton of the Illinois Agricultural Association, plus S J Stanard of the state department of agriculture. About 20 000 acres of farmland remain under water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Country
State Department
Small
G. H. Husted
Cass County
A. T. Dunn
Beardstown
Frank Barton
Ilinois Agricultural Association
S. J. Stanard
State Department of Agriculture
Bus Route Notes for Greenup Terre Haute Service
Sunday only service for Trip No 3 to Greenup. Trip No 8 operates between Greenup and Terre Haute Sundays. Night car departs Terre Haute at 10 80 pm onweekdays. Bus will be held on request for Chicago Train passengers.
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Greenup
Gréeenup
Terre Haute
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