Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 September 1946 — Page 10

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Marriage Counseling Urged To Prevent Many Divorces

Hundreds of divorces in Indianapolis could be prevented by establishment of a proper marriage coun seling bureau here, declared Dr.

| Paul Popenoe, director of the Amer= ican Institute of Family Relations, in a lecture at the Second Presby-

“Many marriages go to the divorce courts because of some compara'tively minor misunderstanding of personalities which |

could be corrected with proper counseling,” Dr. Popenoe said. Speaking at a social workers’ meeting, sponsored by the Indianapolis Church Federation, the Tam[tly relations expert urged social groups, church leaders and educators to establish a counseling center where troubled couples could go for advice. “Of course a counseling bureau cannot solve all the problems of marriage, hut. we have discovered that it prevents a large number lof broken homes,” he said. Victims of ‘Romantic Complex’ He asserted that many persons in marriage dre victims of some “‘romantic complex” and when they {learn that their emotional ideas of {marriage are not what they ex- | pected them to be, the only procedure they know is the divorce Sourse.

“For one thing, counseling can | 3

prove to hundreds of troubled couples that the adjustments they |will have to make after getting a | divorce are much more difficult than

the adjustments’ they are having to |g

make in marriage,” he said.

Dr. Popenoe's appearance here in = a series of lectures is being spon- = sored by the Indiana .Social Hygiene |

‘association of which Harold B. West 1s president and Mars. Meredith Nicholson Jr. is executive secretary.

DUNES INN LEASED

|" TO VALPARAISO U.

Dunes hotel at Indiana Dunes state park has been leased without

occupancy by ex-G. I. students, Governor Gates announced today.

will be necessary to insure comfort during the winter, 100 students can be housed in the state-owned structure, the governor said. The hotel normally is closed during winter months. The conservation department, in

(turning over the building to the uni-

versity, said the state would make no alterations. Department officials estimated that cost of installing “adequate heating facilities” would run approximately $8000. Earlier this week, Canyon Inn at McCormick's Creek state park near Spencer was turned over to Indiana

university for four months’ use by married veterans attending the state school.

THE INDIANAPOLIS i

IN INDIANAPOLIS

charge to Valparalso university for |y

Although better heating facilities

EVENTS TODAY

Pythian Sisters of Indiana, annual conposi

vention, ual convention, So, . aL CorventIon, ~ Beverin,

EVENTS

Indiana Dairy P roducts association, anpool.

TOMORROW

Indiana Independent Petroleum nssociation,

annual convention, Severin

MARRIAGE LICENSES David George Robb, 17 N. Pesthofn; Mabel oy

Vernice Greathouse, 2112

Arthur Williams, 10 N. Capitol; 8 Dayton,

hearin, Robert Rigo ene Er. Helen Ebby Hensley, i Clarence Howard Adam setts;

Esther

4240 Norwaido; ing. yo yon ssachu-

Dora Allene Erhard, York hotel. Thomas Lee Applegate, 4937 Boulevard pl;

Myrtis Janet Goodier, James David Boyd, 346 N. Dorothy Jean Charles

eanne Thau, 1815 Gerrard.

James Russell Cofer, Greencastle;

Christine Jersets John K. Cra ~Calbert,

Greencastle, h nfield.

Marott hotel, Audubon rd.; Mann, 20233 N. Illinois. Cooper, Bloomington; Doroth I.

Lillian

'orntown; Mary Frances

Harvey Russell Cunningham, 510 N. Merid-

jon: Goldie Marie Asbury, William M. Davis,

1560 Broad5420 Northwestern;

Juanita Fay Chamberlin, 1839 N, Merid-

an. Ward Donald Elmore, Duh, Minn; Duluth, ‘Minn.

Elizabeth Highmark, w. Eugene Riley Goodwin, 1805 Alice June Gullion, 1338 Sh 8he

Earl Nelson Green,

Elsie Lambert;

og A hettield; Gracie Opal Harmon, 1860 ~ Wyoming. | | At St.

Robert josap Healy, 362 N. Holmes: Doro-

thy Rosal

Zennik, 1020 N, Holmes.

Oliver Albert Hinton, 1610 crit; Corrine G. Arnold, 429 N, West, Edward A. Hues, 834 Bates; Dora A. Pennington, 834 Bates, Ven Johnson, 464 N. “Warman;

) Maude Marie Owens, 464 N. Warman. : Ne L136. Arrow; Norma N. Johns, 1601 E. V

ont, Joseph Francis Rosetto, 1650 BE. Martin; Pansy Jeanette Shoemake, 2338 8. Key~

ston Iago Shuler, Cincinnati, O.; Florence Golfm Cincinnati, O. william Ceol Fapscott, 1016 English; Alberta Jane Herron, Anderson, Floyd Alexander Wimberly, 1350 N. West; Mary Wyatt, 3160 N. Bancroft,

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At St. Francis—John,

Gwendola Hahn:

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William, Lucille Lynoh, and Raymond, Lausa Brown At Coleman—William, Martha Sweat; Byron, Elizabeth Carmichael, and Thomas, Evelyn Derin. At Methodist—Jemes, Julia Burns; Fred, Doris, Newcomb, nklin, Deloris Rizzo, and Kelichi, Toshiko Ishii, J {a St. Vincent's—William, Mary Keller, Boys i At St. Francis—Thomas, Lorraine Bettis, | and Frank, Maxine Dean | At City—Lynn, Iona Warren, and Milton, Anna Johnson. At Coleman—Edward, Suzanne Hatcher, and Robert, Oleta McMann. | At Methodist — Robert, Ruth Chapman: | Albert, Eloise Brethaur; Paul, Doris Pleasant; Robert, Louise Bedell, and Robert, Marjorie Barnes, Vinoent's—John, Rosemary Dobb; Frank, Ann Streithoff; Charles, Betty Meeks, and Winston, Violet Tackett,

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[ELWOOD YOUTH IS DEAD OF INJURIES

Edward Hodge, 19, Elwood, died |

in an Elwood hospital last night of |=

injuries he received in a traffic crash | {near Alexandria last Tuesday. Leonard Young, 19, Elwood, who | {was riding with him, was seriously | | injured. The tar in which they were rid- | ing struck a parked truck on State | Road 28. .

LOAN SERVICE WASHINGTON, Sept. 26 (U, P.). { =—=The veterans administration to-

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