Central Pharmical Purchases Hill Hotel Property For Plant Expansion
Central Pharmical, Seymour's established industry, buys 108 feet of Third Street frontage including the Hill hotel and adjoining structures to expand its tablet manufacturing division. Work to remodel the addition begins after plans are finalized, with occupancy expected within sixty days. The old hotel will be altered or removed as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Pharmical Company
Seymour
Jesse ©. Hill
East Third Street
Central Pharmical
Third Street
Hill Hotel
Pharmical
Rehasers
Highway Commission Plans Second Oil Application
The state highway commission will apply a second coating of oil on Federal Highway No. 50 between Seymour and Brownstown and between Wallonia and the State 34 junction. The new oil has no asphalt to reduce cak ing or pitting, and trials near Madison show better results, says N F Creamer subdistrict superintendent.
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State Highway Commission
Seymour
Brownstown
Wallonia
Madison
Mrs C Billings Attends Funeral in Columbus
Mrs and Mrs C Billings were in Columbus this afternoon to attend the funeral of the late Mrs George Pence.
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C, DD. Billings
Columbus
George Pence
Britain Accepts Any Rhineland Evacuation Pact
London reports the Exchange Telegraph Company says British delegates at The Hague have told France and Germany they will accept any mutually agreed Rhineland evacuation plan unconditionally.
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Britain
Associated Press
London
Exchange Telegraph Company Today
France
Germany
Rhineland
Great Britain
Death of Joseph Gary at Jonesville
Joseph Gary age 43 of Jonesville county resident died suddenly at his home this morning from dropsy. He ate breakfast and after seeing a squirrel shot the animal, then went to bed and died about 8 oclock. Funeral will be Saturday at 2 30 PM at the Jonesville church with burial in Riverview cemetery in Seymour.
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Joseph Gary
Jonesville
Seymour
Riverview Cemetery
Troop 32 Wins Scout Doubles Championship
Troop 32 defeated Troop 2 2-6 6-4 7-5 3-6 6-4 to win the city title in the Inter-troop Boy Scout doubles tennis at Emerson field. Dittmer and Kern teamed for Troop 32 against Hanenschild and Tower of Troop 2.
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Troop 82
Troop 2
Emerson Field
Troop 32
Dittmer
Kern
Hanenschild
Tower
Ralph Collins
Safety Film at Majestic “TLook Listen Live” Shown
The American Legion safety program presents a motion picture made with railway cooperation. The film titled “TLook Listen Live” is shown at the Majestic theater in Seymour this afternoon and tonight, featuring The Night Bird with Reginald Denny.
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American Legion
Seymour
Majestic Theater
Reginald Denny
For Sale Shooting Gallery at Shields Park
Urgent sale of a shooting gallery equipment set at Shields Park with a claim it will pay for itself in one day at the fair. Buyer should contact seller promptly due to the urgent reason for selling.
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Shields Park
Celebration Plans For 400th Anniversary At Savers
Final plans are laid for the August 18 celebration of the lather Small Catechism by Lutheran churches in Jackson county at Savers. More than three thousand are expected. Dudleytown hosts a committee meeting to prepare stands, picnic grounds, and seating with badges issued to 371 committee members. A 1000 voice mixed chorus directed by Rev J Th Destinon and Ed Ude. a 300 voice children's chorus. and a 32 piece band are set to perform with rehearsals planned in Savers this week.
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Jackson County
Savers
Dudleytown
KE. W
Rieckers
I Rahn
Savers Lutheran Church
J. Th. Destinon
Ed Ude
Ude
F. Bartels
Brownstown
G. Kaemming
Driftwood
Saners
Brownstown Contractor Wins Polk Township School Contract
Brownstown contractor C. Robertson was awarded the Polk township school contract as lowest bidder. The brick-veneered five room building with full basement will replace nine scattered single room schools in Washington county.
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C. ©. Robertson
Brownstown
Polk Township
Washington County
Boy Hurt When Horse Bolts Crushing Toes Amputated
Al vin Wilkerston age 10 of Jennings county suffered serious foot injuries when a frightened horse ran away. The horse struck his feet, crushing three toes on one foot and two on the other, requiring amputation.
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Alvin Wilkerston
Jennings County
Soviet plane set for New York trip via Moscow and Alaska
An exchange telegraph dispatch from Berlin reports the Soviet airplane Land of the Soviets with a five man crew left Moscow today on a voyage to New York via Siberia and Alaska. The first stop is Omsk.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Berlin
Land of the Soviets
Moscow
New York
Siberia
Alaska
Omsk
Nose badly cut in woodcutting accident
Thomas Wickersham of near Maumee suffered a serious facial injury this week when a stick of stove wood he was cutting flew up and struck his face hitting and nearly severing the end of his nose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wickersham
Maumee
Romance Near Crash Breaks Language Barriers in Wedding Shuffle
The tale centers on Jean Assolant, a French Atlantic flyer, and his bride Pauline Parker of Old Orchard Beach, married just three days before he departed for France aboard the “Yellow Kid.” Language gaps loom as he speaks little English and she no French, creating a strained romance.
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Jean Assolant
Atlantic Flyer
Pauline Parker
Old Orchid
France
Yale Award Won by Shields High Graduate Frank Edmondson
Frank Edmondson, seventeen, son of Mrs. C. E. Edmondson of this city and Shields High School class of 1929, earned the E. Blish Thompson scholarship to Yale. He passed the Yale entrance exam in Indianapolis with top marks, including 100s in trigonometry and mental aptitude, and will begin preparation for Yale on September 10 ahead of a September 16 entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Edmondson
C. EB. Edmondson
Shields High School
E. Blush Thompson
Yale
Edmondson
Indianapolis
BE Blish Thompson
Great University
Seymour Youth Sees Graf Zeppelin Off
Seymour youth Einerson, son of Mrs W. A. Seward, watched the Graf Zeppelin begin its around the world flight from Lakehurst New Jersey. He served two years shore duty on the Atlantic coast as part of the ground crew that helped land the airship. The takeoff occurred at 1240 eastern daylight time as a band played and the Zeppeline rose into a starless sky.
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Associated Press
Einerson, Seward
W. A. Seward
Lakehurst
New Jersey
Seward
United States Navy
Pacitle
Atlantic
Lakehurst Naval Air Station
Higo Rekener
Trenton
N. J
Vast Northwest Timberlands Devastated by Widespread Fires
Firefighters battled several major blazes across Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon as officials estimated more than 50000 acres of timber and ranch holdings worth millions burned in the last two weeks new appeals for labor followed reports of supposed containment.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Wash
Northwest
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Forest Service
Largest liquor seizure in Vermont history
Federal agents seized two freight cars loaded with Canadian ale in White River Junction marking the largest liquor seizure ever made in Vermont. The incident followed a raid by prohibition officers and involved an estimated 90 000 pints. Ralph Thompson and Merrey left for Lebanon to attend a Rotary District executive session. Thompson is president and Merrey secretary of the Seymour Club.
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White River Junction
Ralph Thompson
M. Rey
Lebanon
20Th Rotary District
Indiana
Thompson
Rey
Seymour
Believe It Or Not Books At Seymour Public Library
Miss Katherine Frazee shelves unusual titles this week led by Believe It or Not by Robert L Ripley. The collection also includes Myths and Legends of China and China Yesterday and Today among other intriguing works in circulation.
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Katherine Frazee
Robert L. Ripley
Seymour Public Library
Mr. Ripley
Miss Frazee
China
Werner
Williams
Boerschmann
Graf Zeppelin Carries Ton Of Food On World Flight Start
The Graf Zeppelin carried about a ton of food on its first leg of the around the world flight from Lakehurst New Jersey. Louis Sherry of New York supervised supply selection and provisioning arranged through the Imperial hotel Tokyo and the Biltmore Los Angeles.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Zepeplin
Louis Sherry
New York
Imperial Hotel
Tokyo
Biltmore
Los Angeles
Seymour Girl Accepts Library Appointment
Miss Virginia Robertson, after library school in Indianapolis and a year and a half as Seymour public library assistant librarian, accepts head of the children’s department at Crawfordsville public library. She begins September 1 and will vacation in Florida beforehand. Miss Madaleine Williams will take her Seymour post. Miss Katherine Frazee, city librarian, announced.
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Virginia Robertson
Indianapolis
Seymour Public Library
Crawfordsville
Robertson
Katherine Frazee
Floods in Southern Manchuria Cause Deaths and Destruction
Rengo dispatches from Mukden report heavy rains in Southern Manchuria trigger floods with many fatalities and extensive damage. Authorities urge caution as relief efforts begin.
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Tokyo
Rengo
Mukden
Manchuria
Mourning Death of Victor Berger Draws Party Leaders
Prominent socialists from across the nation gathered in Milwaukee to attend the funeral of Victor L Berger 69 former Milwaukee Leader publisher and former U S representative.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
United States
Victor L. Berger
Milwaukee Leader
National House of Representatives
Arbitration panel named over ship sinking dispute
Washington August. The commission that will arbitrate the differences between the United States and Canada regarding the sinking of the rum runner Imper Alone in the Gulf of Mexico last March has been designated and will soon set hearings.
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Washington
United States
Canada
I'rm
Gulf of Mexico
Kennel Club Owner and Six Sellers Arrested on Gambling Charges
Jeffersonville Indiana reports Joe H. Adams owner of Falls City Kennel Club dog tract and six certificate sellers arrested last night on gambling charges. They were released on bonds totaling $500000 today.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Joe H. Adams
Falls City
County Council Pressured Over Cattle Tuberculosis Tests
Jackson County Council faces potential mandamus action unless a 4000 dollar appropriation is approved for bovine tuberculosis testing. The State Livestock Veterinary Board notes four counties including Jackson are moving toward accredited TB free status, making state law mandatory for funding the testing program.
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Jackson County
State Livestock Veterinary Board
Bartholomew, Brown
Washington
Monroe
Masters and Montgomery Attend Pence Funeral
Mr and Mrs W P Masters and Judge O Hr Montgomery traveled to Columbus to attend the funeral of the late Mrs George Pence. Masters and Montgomery will serve as honorary pallbearers.
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W. PP. Masters
O. Hr. Montgomery
Columbus
George Pence
Masters
Judge Montgomery
Homecoming events draw crowds in Brownstown and nearby
The Homecoming Day events in Brownstown feature Rev. Bonnell delivering the address at the court house lawn after a day that drew growing attendance. Indiana Farm Bureau is lined up to supply a Friday speaker with possible remarks from William Settle on cooperative marketing. A Saturday Bean Dinner is planned on the court house lawn at 5 pm for ex service men and families, with side shows and other attractions praised by attendees.
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Bonnell
Evikclie
Aurora
Methodist
Brownstown
Jackson
Indiana Farm Bureau
William Settle
Sol Istate
Cooperative Marketing
Rownstown
Legion Day
Fred ‘Eicking
Hein
Court House
Court House Square
Hancock Automobile Found Near Honeytown
The Ford sedan belonging to Sister El Hancock stolen from in front of his South Chestnut Street store Sunday night has been recovered. Dan Thompson found the car on his farm near Honeytown and notified authorities. Deputy Sheriff Meredith Stewart and Chief W A Mise attended. Hancock retrieved the vehicle in Brownstown.
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EL. Hancock
Recovery of Stolen Ford Touring Car Near Crothersville
The Ford touring car belonging to Frank Crawford, taken from Crothersville streets several days ago, was found abandoned in Louisville. Police recovered the vehicle but did not learn the thieves identities. Mr. Crawford retrieved the machine and returned home.
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Frank Crawford
Crothersville
Louisville
Crawford
Vanity Parlor Closure Notice
Vanity Parlor will close from August 12 to August 19 per owner Maude Boas. Local patrons are advised to plan accordingly and note the temporary shutdown of services during the specified dates.
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Vanity
Maude Boas
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Pharmagy Mgs
J. C. Hill Property
Paul Kelly
San Quentin Prison
Ray Raymone
Dorothy Mackaye
Majestic
Oaverdaug
Brownstown Contractor
Lad
E. Blish Thompson
Graf Zeppelin
Morris Roth
Navy
ADULT
Falls City Kennel Club
Allan Hoover
Virginia
Allan
Hev. Bonnell
Brownstown Church
Welching
Hancock Automobile
Honeytown
Ford
Alt
Fn Drene
Konor
Riley Goble
Seymour Water On
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