Final Awards in 4H Club Contest at Brownstown Fair
Final awards were announced at Shields Park where a large Brownstown fair crowd gathered. Demonstrations included a cake bake and cold pack canning by Mary Louise Hess, with multiple 4H clubs across Jackson Township, Reddington, Medora, Waskom, Cortland, Tampico, Honeytown, Sparksville, and more showing projects and premiums awarded in a judging contest featuring ten two member teams led by Ruth Fox and Martha Hazzard for first place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township Canning Club
Mary Louise Hess
Jackson Township
Reddington Clothing Club
Violet
Leota Pierce
Medora Clothing Club
lIlene Shepard
Elizabeth Gilbert
Brownstown Canning Club
Marty Kamman
Betty Browning
Waskom Clothing Club
Laura Tormoehlen
Effie Bryant
Cortland Clothing Club
Jessie Ruddick
Maxine Gilbert
Tampico Clothing Club
Evalyn Johnson
Rowena Childers
Honeytown Cloth
Ing Club
Marie Lutes
Dorothy Cathout
Sparksville Cloth
Kathryn Hill
Mary Treadway
Ruth Fox
Reddington
Martha Hazzard
Dorothy Mullen
Dorothea Foster
Brownstown
Delcie Isaacs
Esther Robertson
Sara Bottorff
Mary Elkins
Edith Blair
Alice Smith
Gertrude Motsinger
Harriett Goss
Mary McCoy
Frieda Emme
Oguerita Borge
Mary Mikels
Glenn Smith
Annabelle Harbaugh
Bonnie J. Sutton
Dellie M. Goens
Fair Program Friday and Saturday Concert Schedule
Friday night features a 7 30 band concert directed by Adolph Steinwedel followed by Osai Troupe at 7 35 and Erma Trio at 7 45 then 8 10 band concert with Aerial Flowers Trio at 10 30 and Hoshi Slide For Life at 10 40 A Saturday afternoon offers band concerts from 1 30 to 4 00 with a 2 00 demonstration and Osai Troupe at 2 30 and Erma Trio at 2 40 followed by Aerial Flower Trio at 5 00 and Prince Hoshi at 5 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Steinwedel
Osai Troupe
Erma Trio
Aerial Flowers Trio
Aerial Flower Trio
Prince Hoshi
Brownstown Night Draws Crowd Despite Showers at Jackson Fair
A large Jackson County Free Fair crowd attended Brownstown Night at Shields Park despite heavy rain earlier. Visitors from Brownstown enjoyed a full program though some rides and midways were muddy. Judging results released include top four home economics entries with Wallonia Health Club winning county honors and six members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
Shields Park
Brownstown
Prince de Hoshi
Wallonia Health Club
4H Club
Florence Frosbrink
Mary V. Shade
Doris Zike
Freetown
Wilma Joyce Winklepeck
Kathryne Meyer
Wallonia Baking Club
Florence Fosbrink
Mahaska Crockett
City Schools to Open Soon and County News
Local brief reports upcoming start of school term in the city. Notes include Hunter death from shotgun wound and fair judging results. Mentions county seat residents, a levy boost for the city, and a rain event, with remarks on local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Levy
Cub
Route chosen for Jackson county NAA parade in parade
J L Frost announces parade route forming on Bruce street west side of Chestnut street at 7 PM. The march travels north on Chestnut to Third street, east to Ewing, south to Second, west to Walnut and disbands. Farm Bureau Band directors Miller and Steinwedel already invited, Seymour Legion drum corps expected, high school band to join Farm Bureau band. Currying civic floats and business entries welcomed. countywide delegations hoped for a long line of march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Frost
Jackson County
NAA
Bruce Street
Chestnut Street
Chestnut
Third Street
Ewing Street
Second Street
Walnut Street
Frost
Chester ©. Miller
Jackson County Farm Bureau Band
Adolph Steinwedel
Seymour
Seymour American Legion
Farm Bureau
Coulter Montgomery
Modifications Received on Restaurant Code in Jackson County
C H Wiethoff, chairman of the Jackson County Recovery committee, has received information from the Indiana state office at Indianapolis about the modified NRA restaurant code. The bulletin outlines how the restaurant will operate under the National Recovery Administration rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Wiethoff
Jackson County Recovery Committee
Indianapolis
NRA
Propeller Firm 5 Moved Here By Midwestern Aviation
The Midwestern Aviation Corporation led by Burton F. Swain has acquired the Marshall Propeller Company of St. Louis and moved production to this city. The two units will operate separately at first in Dan Morgan warehouse before merging. Carl Fritzen becomes plant superintendent and propeller expert, with the repair station licensed for all airplane repairs and props for ships up to 200 horsepower. C. J. Reach and Burrell Wright hold key executive roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwestern Aviation Corporation
Burton F. Swain
Marshall Propeller Company
St. Louis
Dan Morgan
Swain
Propeller Company
United States
Carl Fritzen
Fritzen
C. J. Reach
Burrell Wright
Heavy Rain Floods Streets and Parks in Seymour and Bedford
A sudden thunderstorm drenched Seymour with a brisk downpour and strong winds, leaving puddles and flooded low spots. Fifty five hundredths of an inch fell, and Shields Park areas flooded briefly before draining. Bedford faced toppled trees, flooded basements, and a temporary power outage, with water service returning after three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Shields Park
Bedford
Ghy's open session Monday as schools start term
Norman J. Lasher says the city school system begins the next term on Monday September 11 with a full day of activities Friday includes a morning teachers meeting and 1 pm student registration. Minor staff changes noted at several schools with new teachers appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman J. Lasher
Lasher
Alma B. Charles
Nettie Wetzel
Charles
Western College
Cortland
Emerson
Washington
Lincoln School
Cecile Shields
Lottie Montgomery
Miss Shields
Pittsboro
Blancers School
Indianapolis
Riley
Jeannette Clark
Virginia Smith
Clark
Blakers School
Service Program Set for Seymour Union Church
The weekly union service sponsored by the Seymour Ministerial Association will be held Sunday night at Central Christian Church due to the Jackson County Free Fair. Rev Albert Schmitt of Trinity Methodist Church will preach on Gods Recovery Act with Rev S Cross presiding. A Trinity M E Church trio will sing as part of a 7:30 PM program including preludes, readings, offertory, sermon, hymns and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Seymour Ministerial Association
Central Christian Church
Shields Park
Jackson County
Trinity Methodist Church
Albert Schmitt
Shemitt
J. Cross
First Methodist Church
Ministerial Association
Trinity M. PF
Carol Dena Milley
Catherine Borcherding
George Miller
Friml
Dorothy Brown
John
Office closed until September first
Dr. C H Spencer informs readers of a temporary office closure until September 1. Classified ads in the Tribune promise quick results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Spencer
Tribune
Ten Indicted for Horse Doping in Federal Case
Ten race horse owners managers trainers and staff were indicted by the Federal grand jury in Chicago on narcotic law violations in doping horses. Principal defendants include A A Baroni described as horse owner Jack Howard manager for a wife owned stable and Benjamin Creech manager for another wife owned stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
A. A. Baroni
Jack Howard
Benjamin Creech
Man Dies After Shotgun Accident While Hunting
Carl Olds 35 of Newcastle died after falling asleep in the North Vernon woods and waking to a shotgun discharge that mangled his right arm. He was treated at Schneck Memorial Hospital but died Thursday afternoon. He leaves a widow and siblings. Funeral arrangements not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Olds
Newcastle
North Vernon
Mr. Olds
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Fletcher Dowd
Roscoe Olds
Two Injured In Intersection Auto Crash At Fifth And Blish
Two persons suffered injuries in a Thursday night auto crash at Fifth and Blish streets. Melvin Jackson sustained two fractured ribs and bruises when a car carrying Walter Sugdon overturned after colliding with a sedan driven by Robert Vermilya. Miss Genevieve Bullock received cuts from flying glass. Vermilya and Sugdon were lightly injured. Vermilya’s passenger Miss Bullock aided at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth
Blish
Melvin Jackson
Clyde Jackson
Wallonia
Walter Sugdon
Robert Vermilya
Ray Vermilya
Brownstown
Genevieve Bullock
Young Vermilya
Vermilya
Blish Street
Young Stichon and Jackson
Fifth Street
Miss Bullock
Prisoners at Seymour Jail Expect Ice Water
Three intoxicated prisoners were held this morning at the Seymour jail. One inmate asked for ice water and, upon hearing it was unavailable, expressed surprise questioning why the jail did not provide ice water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Seymour 1934 Tax Levy Plans Raise City Rate
The Seymour city budget proposes a civil city levy of 1.45 and a school levy of 1.18, totaling 2.63 for the coming year. Valuation has fallen by about 2 million dollars over two years, from 7.7 million to about 5.7 million, plus a 250000 cut in personal property value, boosting the tax rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour M
J. B. Shepard
George B. Riley
Henry Huber
Seymour
Steel and Coal Targeted by NRA Recovery Drive
President Roosevelt pushes to place steel and coal under blue eagle guidelines by Saturday night. NRA officials crowd HQ with steel and coal reps while auto industry hearings address recovery codes and price basing points. Johnson reports progress and aims for desk action before Hyde Park trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Recovery Administration
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Commerce Department
Johnson
Hyde Park
Donald Richbere
Steel
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Boat Explodes After Purported Ram-Runner Sighting
A 50 foot boat allegedly used for ram running exploded and sank in Delaware Bay near Bowers Beach after being shelled by a pursuing coast guard cutter. Three men aboard leaped into the water and were rescued by the cutter and later jailed in Camden New Jersey awaiting a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Coast Guard
Delaware Bay
Bowers Beach
Camden
N. J
Settlement Seen To End Cuban Harbor Strike
Havana August 18 Associated Press reports settlement of a paralyzing harbor strike expected today. Shippers and some workers will end the walkout, but longshoremen and stevedores press for union recognition. Unrest has disrupted ships at Havana docks and affected tourism as negotiations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Joaquin Martinez Saenz
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Machado
Martinez Saenz
Erasmo Delgado
de Cespedos
Three Plead Guilty At Jackson County Fair Night
Three men arrested at Shields Park during the Jackson County Free Fair pleaded guilty in city court to public intoxication. Thomas Robbins of Jeffersonville, Eugene Vance of Vernon, and Leonard Day of Bartell Kentucky were fined one dollar and costs totaling 11 dollars and were sent to Brownstown to serve their jail time. Robbins, Vance, Day, William Barkman, and William Stagman were the arrestees with incidents occurring between 9 and 11:10 PM and 2:30 AM on Indianapolis Avenue and nearby park grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields Park
Brownstown
Thomas Robbins
Jeffersonville
Seymour
J. R. DeLong
Eugene Vance
Vernon
Indianapolis Avenue
Mule Throws Boy Injuring 14-Year-Old
Melvin Shipley aged fourteen of Seymour rural route 3 is in Sehneck Memorial Hospital with a fractured lower right tee after a mule threw him while riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Shipley
Seymour
Sehneck Memorial Hospital
Lindbergh case hints near solution and arrests
Denver reporters say federal agents and New York State Police probe Bailey and Albert Bates as possible Lindbergh murder suspects. The article notes a long hunt, past criminal ties, and Arkansas crime waves, with mentions of Bailey held in Denver and Texas prisoner links to Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T
New York City
Arkansas
Johnson
Kansas
Underhill
Wilbur Undhill
Southwest
Kansas Bank
Leroy Wright
Siloan Springs
Oklahoma
Denver
Herberter
Newsey
Bailey
Albert Bates
Texas
Oklahoma City
Mark Shank
Akron
Lice
Ark
Little Rock
Ing
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B. F. Swain
Ghy's
Rev. Schmitt
A. M. Shuey
Aloys Claussmann
Associated Press
Blish Streets
Blue Eagle
Case For Life
Goble
Weather Erver
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