The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-31

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Of the AIbrightS.
Miss Ruth O'Hair, instructor at
Shortridge High School, was here
for a few days last weekend visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert B. West
on East Shore.
At the end of August the summer
colony begins to diminish. Since
some of the cottagers are transients,
however, those who own their cot
tages often stay later in the season.
Mrs. Bernice Blacklidge and her
daughter Elizabeth and son Richard
Blacklidge have returned to their
home in Kokomo, having been in
the Bernard Vonnegut cottage all
summer. Richard will enter the
University of Arizona this fall.
Elizabeth will accompany her
brother West to remain for a week.
The Thomas Sheerins and their
two daughters, Mary Jane and
Laura, who were in the R. A. Ed
wards cottage during July and Au-
gust, have returned to their home.
Dorothy Behmer will return to
the lake this weekend following a
few days visit in indianapolis. While
there she attended the Ros-Pler
wedding. Helen Behmer left the
Behmer cottage on Long Point
Thursday for Franklin to visit Miss
Mary Ryan until Monday.
Chicago is close enough to Max
inkuckee for c%ottagers to make ire
quent visits there, so during a luI
of activity around the lake they
! often make trips. The c. o. MuellerS
and their children, Marjorie Jean
and Horace, and H. E. Kinney have
returned from Chicago.
Mrs. Walter w. Foskett and chill
dren, John and Marianne Foskett,
and Marion Mordhurst were in Chi
cago this week to shop for the chill
dren's school wardrobes. John at
tends Phillips Academy, Andover,
Mass, while Marianne will enter MI.
Vernon Seminary, Washington, and
Marion will enter Lake Forest Col
lege.
Return From Michigan
DR.. M. Joseph Barry, his son
Maurice, and Louis and Helen Barry
are back at the G. L. Barry cottage
after spending a week at Petoskey,
Mich, and other Michigan resorts.
Another group back from a 10
DAYS motor trip through Canada,
stopping at Quebec, Ontario, and
Niagara Falls, is the Donaldson
Trone family, Mrs. P. S. Trone and
Mrs. P. M. Daum. They will be at
their Maxinkuckee cottage until late
in the season. Frequent guests OF
the Trones are the Hugo Prlllers,
who will come for this weekend.
Mrs. w. E. Shea has left her cot
tage at the lake for the month OF
| September to be with her daughter
Mrs. Frederic Won Ammon, and Mr..
Won Ammon, Chicago, but will re-
turn. Miss Jane Griffith visited Mrs.
| Shea and Mrs Won Ammon at the
lake and later joined them in CHI
cago. Miss Griffith will be with Mrs.
Won Ammon until Sept. 10 when she
will resume her studies In North
western University.
Mrs. John Hendricks has with her
this weekend for the Labor Day
races her family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hendricks and daughter,
and Blythe Hendricks. Both Mr..
Hendricks are sailing enthusiasts,
being two of the first members OF
the Maxinkuckee Yacht Club.
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visiting this week were the Thomas
R. Kackleys who returned to Indl-
annapolis Friday. Mrs. Adams
daughter, Mrs. Louis McClennen,
and MI. McClennen and young son,
Adams McClennen, of the East, are
at Maxinkuckee too. This weekend
the McClennens have Miss Louise
Vonnegut, indianapolis, and Nelson
Kimble, Chicago, as their house
guests.
Mary 10 Albright, daughter Of the
Chester Albrights, has had some
house guests this week at her par
ents' cottage on East Shore. Martha
Rupel is here and Eleanor Olmstead,
Danville, Ill, as is Elsie Ann Locke
who is visiting the Albrights while
her mother, Mrs. T. L. Locke, is at
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
Heed School Cal.
After Labor Day some of the cot
tagers will be leaving to get their
children ready for schools. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Home and children,
George Jr., Betsy and Marine, will
leave Tuesday after spending the
summer ear Maxinkuckee Landing.
Mary Jewell Fargo has returned to
Indianapolis following a two weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. Norman
Baxter, and family. on East Shore.
Mrs. C. o. Fargo came last week TO
the lake for a visit with her daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Harvey Shafer has had her
grandson, Jack Shafer, visiting her
for the last week. Mrs. Shafer Will
go shortly after Labor Day TO her
home in Miami, Fla.
Ted Locke Jr. has gone to Indian
apolis for a few days TO visit Ralph
Reahard Jr. Both attended the
naval school of the academy.
The c. H. Barnabys Jr. and fam
lily will come this week to spend
September in one of the Frank Hale
cottages, near Maxinkuckee Landing.
Miss Dorothy WARMTH and Jake
WARMTH are here visiting their aunt,
Mrs. j. H. Belden. East Shore.
A former Butler football star,
James Puett, has been at Maxim
kuckee this week. Mr.. Puett is the
new football coach at Plymouth this
year.