Quake Tremors Felt Across Indiana State
Tremors were felt statewide around 10 pm Sunday with reports from Princeton Brownstown Terre Haute Muncie and Jackson County. No serious damage or casualties noted though chimneys toppled and dishes rattled as two waves of shaking occurred about 10 05 pm. Local radio reception was disrupted as observers described furniture moving and windows rattling.
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Indianapolis
Princeton
Brownstown
Terre Haute
Muncie
Jackson County
JURORS DRAWN FOR MAY TERM OF JACKSON CIRCUIT COURT
Jurors for the May term of Jackson circuit court to begin next Monday were drawn at Brownstown. Grand jurors include Muchner, Derek, Kindred, Lutes, Blau, Eggerswan, Hess, Goss, Hennefeld, Easton. petit jurors include Clark, Gillispie, Robertson, Anthony, Radcliffe, Davis, Plummer, Foster, Mantz, Lawson, Krumm, Rust, Pruitt, Benter, and others from local townships. Virgil H. Fountain county clerk oversaw the draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph White
Seymour
Ziba McMahon
Brownstown
Virgil H. Fountain
Jackson
George Muchner
Salt Derek
John W. Kindred
Wershing
Ford Lutes
Hamilton
W. D. Blau
Vernon
Fred Eggerswan
Grassy Fork
Howard Hess
Edward Goss
Herman Hennefeld
Alpha Easton
Owen
Chico
A. Clark
L. C. Gillispie
Don Robertson
Salt Creek
Thomas J. Anthony
Clyde Radcliffe
Theodore Davis
Wm. F. Plummer
Ollie M. Foster
Geo. Man
National Limited Trains Dazzle Crowds Through Seymour
The first run of the National Limited on the Baltimore and Ohio reached Seymour eastbound at 6 20 PM drawing many spectators. The eastbound train paused at the Pennsylvania crossing then headed to Washington ending its run early afternoon. A westbound service passed at 10 45 AM with similar crowds viewing two six coach trains famed for modern comforts. Both trains began their runs near noon Sunday.
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National Limited
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Seymour
Pennsylvania
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio
Clearance Sale of Bats and Materials
Miss Hustedt advertises a clearance sale offering large reductions on bats and related materials.
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Miss Hustedt
Fourteen Shields High Students To Attend Purdue Roundup
Fourteen agricultural department boys from Shields high school will attend the state boys and girls club roundup at Purdue university May 6 to 8. They will depart May 5 with H. C. Henderson to compete in corn judging against peers from across the state.
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Agricultural Department
Shields High School
Purdue University
H. C. Henderson
Mr. Henderson
Edmund Murray
Virgil Beukman
Ray Kendall
Wesley Borcherding
Clarence Lucas
Herbert Cochran
Ralph Combs
Kenneth Miller
Clyde May
Herschell Sprenger
Maurice Spray
Kenneth Young
Wilfred Nichter
Willis Noelker
Shields High School to Observe National Music Week
Miss Rachel Barbour will lead Shields high school's Glee Clubs in observing National Music Week in Seymour beginning Monday. A major recital is planned for Tuesday evening May 5 at 8 o clock in the high school auditorium with additional activities by local musicians and the music department.
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Shields High School
Rachel Barbour
Seymour
Machine Stolen While Family Attends Church
A Nash sedan owned by I. M. Peek on Seventh street was stolen from the First Baptist Church front yard Sunday morning during services. The car was found abandoned later on St. Louis Avenue after John Wetzel reported it. Neighbors saw a young man drive off, and the engine was hot.
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Nash
IF. M. Peek
Seventh Street
First Baptist
Mr. Peek
Parcel Post Spical Helping Hand Class at St Paul
An April 30 event at St Paul Church hosts a Helping Hand class at 7 30 pm. The Charity Association plans a rummage sale in the B T room on Friday and Saturday with a27 a20 and 300 ca" tae listed in the notices.
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St. Paul Church
Fountain Beging Fifth Township
Washington townships face changes as officials discuss boundaries and governance in a local meeting. Residents await formal decisions on zoning, services, and potential mergers affecting several communities.
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Fountain
Fifth Township
Lutheran Minstrel Show Promises Finest Talent
The Lutheran club with choir from the Lutheran churches will present a minstrel show at the club on Tuesday and Wednesday nights with 65 performers. Music director Prof. H F Lange leads an acclaimed program featuring vocal and instrumental talent from the Lutheran church. The show includes a standard minstrel first part and a Dutch Act in the second, rehearsals under way for a splendid production.
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H. F. Lange
Police tag 75 cars in city Saturday night
Chief William A. Misch said Sunday night was the deadline and police will arrest owners who leave cars parked with no tail or parking lights. More than 75 cars were tagged Saturday in business and residential districts, many farmers likely unaware of the lighting law.
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William A. Misch
Misch
Community Club Night at Lutheran House
Two evenings at the Lutheran Club House on Tuesday and Wednesday April 2 and 29 at 8 p m. Admission is 15 cents for children and 35 cents for adults. Committee notice.
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Lutheran Club House
Klanswomen Call Special Meeting Tuesday Night
A notice urges Klanswomen to attend a special meeting on Tuesday night and asks all members to be present.
American Legion Regular Meeting Notice
The American Legion calls for a regular meeting on Monday evening April 27. The session will cover business of importance and is open to members.
Fire destroys barn on Fred Alves farm near Seymour
Fire of unknown origin completely destroyed a barn on the Fred Alves farm one mile east of Seymour around 2 15 pm. Two calves perished and hay corn oats and about half the farming machinery were lost in the blaze estimated at about 2600. Neighbors tried to help but could not save the building.
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Fred Alwes
Seymour
Alves
Woodstock Mills Feeds Chick Mash Aimed at Baby Chicks
Woodstock Mills promotes Woodstock Chick Mash as specially prepared for baby chick digestion using pure ingredients. The ad guarantees absolute satisfaction and provides the phone number 353 for orders.
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Woodstock
Woodstock Mills
Phone
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Tonight in Mes J F Mc Curdy Area
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet with Mes J F Mc Curdy on North Ewing Street this evening at 7:54. Margaret Parton serves as secretary.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Mes
Ewing Street
Margaret Parton
Tip Richardson Time and Place Note
The fragment lists contact details with a phone number 447 and a residence at 67, labeled under Tip Richardson with no clear context or event.
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Tip Richardson
Mysterious slaying of Richly Dressed Girl Near Chesterton
Police identify a slain 19 year old girl found burned and dumped on Furnessville road near Chesterton. Investigators say she was abducted after threats from a Gary gang vendetta and killed with three pistol shots after being placed in a car and left in the sand.
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International News Service
Chicago
Gary
Indiana
Dunes
William Lynn
Dunes Highway
Sle
Furnessville Highway
Chesterton, Inc
Indiana to appeal new trial in Bell Telephone case
The state of Indiana will file an appeal for a new trial in the case State vs Indiana Bell Telephone. Johnson county circuit court upheld the charter revocation attempt. Attorney General Arthur L Gilliam drafted the motion and it is expected to be forwarded tomorrow. The state has until April 30 to file.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Johnson County
Arthur L. Gilliam
Lilies of Field at Majestic Tonight
Corinne Griffith and Conway Tearle star in the one day only Majestic showing of Lilies of Field. The ad urges readers to see this feature tomorrow with the phrase everyone reads the classified advs.
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Majestic
Corinne Griffith
Conway Tearle
French Dislike German Election Sparks Versailles Readiness
Paris reports French foreign office remarks on von Hindenburg as War Prisoner No 237 after his German presidential victory. It says no action will be taken but he remains listed under Versailles. France sees the vote as exposing Germany's spirit and aiding disarmament efforts with England and America.
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Paris
Franco
Paul von Hindenburg
Foreign Office
von Hindenburg
Hindenburg
Germany
France
England
America
Shields and Aurora Shine in Dashes at Aurora Meet
Shields and Aurora tied 40 points apiece in a Saturday track meet at Aurora. Brooks and Holtman led Seymour with 13 and 11 points. Baker led Aurora with high points. Shields to race in triangular meets at Scottsburg and Salem, with sectional events in Scottsburg to follow.
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Shields
Aurora
Brooks
Holtman
Seymour
Baker
Scottsburg
Salem
Mitchell
Secottsburg
Indiana
Henderson
Shepherd Trial Date Set for May 18
Chicago April 27 trial date for William D. Shepherd charged with murdering his millionaire foster son William Nelson McClintock was fixed by Judge Thomas J. Lynch for May 18.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Thomas J. Lynch
Notice Masons A Degree Tuesday April 28
The Masons announce a degree event on Tuesday night April 28 led by Worshipful Master Travis Carter. Attendance and participation details are requested from members.
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Travis Carter
W. M
Germany Elects von Hindenburg President in 1932 Vote
April 27 report from Luneburg and Berlin notes Paul von Hindenburg winning the presidency with a plurality over 900000 as Marx Thaelmann and others trailed. Observers say the result hints at monarchist leanings despite calls for unity in the republic.
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Berlin
Germany
Paul von Hindenburg
Hindenburg
Marx
Thaelmann
Kaiser Wilhelm
Ernst Thaelmarne
United States
Carl Marx
Mars
Ex convict kidnaps girl in Grantville chase ends none
A 100 strong armed posse hunted ex convict Karl Woodward 27 and 11 year old Lucille Chatterton after they abducted her from an abandoned farm on Braintree Mountain. Woodward armed with provisions fled into the woods as sheriffs urged capture dead or alive.
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Grantville
Karl Woodward
Lucille Chatterton
Braintree Mountain
Woodward
George Marr
Chatterton
Lucille
Daugter
Baccalaureate Sermon Set for Salt Creek Township Graduates
Stev A. A. Conn of First Baptist travels to Houston to deliver the baccalaureate sermon for Salt Creek township 1925 eighth grade graduates. Commencement is scheduled for Friday night.
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Stev. A. A. Conn
First Baptist Church
Houston
Salt Creek Township
Attention U A E Of P Regular meeting April 28
The notice urges members to attend the regular meeting on April 28. Final committee reports on indoor fit are due. Reports credited to A V Lowell, Recorder, and George Bartlett, Captain.
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A. V. Lowell
George Bartlett
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National
O'Connor Bros
Lafayette
Radio Pro
F. M. Peek
Joy Rider
Illinois
George Hilst
San Jose
Hilst
Wheat Pools
Signer
Carr, Driftwood
Reddington
Washington Townships
Hall
Lutheran Club
Jackson Township
Driftwood
Carr
Redding
American Legion
Tip
Bell Telephone
Hindenburg—Press
Scottsburg-Salem-Seymour
Shepherd
Ist
Vic
Tor
Luneburg
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