Annual Y M C A conference election to open tonight
The Fifteenth Annual Y M C A Older Boys Conference session opens at First Methodist Church with Dr. Dad Elliott of Chicago as a principal speaker. Delegations from southern Indiana attend, with multiple sessions, devotional talks, and a Sunday program including an election and a conference photo.
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First Methodist Church
Indiana
A. J. “Dad” Elliott
Y. M. C. A. Secretary
Chicagoe
J. L. Turner
Greensburg
W. C. Morris
Church of the Nazarene
Wirwil Stinebaugh
Indianapolis
Larry
Dad” Elliott
L. Dewey Burham
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Elliott
Elliott
Ami
Ex mayor Dr Shields dies in New York City
Former Seymour mayor Dr d M Shields dies in New York City Friday, leaving only one ex mayor of Seymour alive, Charles L L Kessler. His death raises Seymour ex mayor fatalities to four in six years and five in nine years, including Dr G G Graessle Charles F Miles John A Rees Allen Swope and Shields. An appointment to fill the vacancy is expected in about a week by Mayor C W Burkart.
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D. M. Shields
Seymour
New York City
Charles Ll. Kessler
O'Brien Street
Dr. Shields
G. G. Graessle
Charles F. Miles
John A
Shields Rites Set for Tuesday
Funeral services for Dr. James M. Shields of this city will be held at 10 Tuesday morning from Voss Mortuary. He died in New York on Friday while visiting his daughter Mrs. Hugh Wilford. A son, Frank B. Shields of Indianapolis, was also in New York.
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James M. Shields
New York
Voss Mortuary
Shields
Hugh Wilford
Frank B. Shields
Indianapolis
Honor Roll Honors For Crothersville Students
A large number of Crothersville students across grades from first to senior class earned honors for the second month. The published list includes names such as Joan Trisler, Mary Wolf, Arthur States, Pearl Wright, and many others reflecting strong academic performance in the district.
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Crothersville
Joan Trisler
Lillian Treiberg
Emmett DeWitt
Clayton Hawkins
Forrest Dalton
Merrill Prince
Lois Garriott
William Russell
John Banister
Dale Russell
Charles St. John
William Stout
Frank Mauk
Robert England
Donald Ko
John Neher
Dortha Bowman
Kenneth Hall
Billy Hartley
Robert Robbins
Margaret Brockway
Clifford Nowling
Mabel Bausman
Kathleen Fleener
Lion Kiewitt
Dewey Hawkin
Thelma Narkevich
Joan Collins
Pauline Burnette
Clarice Ruth Kovener
John Lett
Arline French
Margaret Berry
Loretta Horst
Madge Lowry
Nadene Rogers
Edith
Dorothy Edwards
Pearl Wright
Floy Rhude
Grace Metz
Arthur States
Katharine Dailey
Ton Kiewitt
Sarah Marling
Donald Garriott
Ruth Lamaster
Charles Blau
Marie Leerkam
Effie Burton
Mary Wolf
Alice Kottorff
Hazel Briner
Owlet Basketball Battle Ends In Salem Loss
Seymour Owls fall 21 to 15 to Salem after a tense game in the Salem gym. Parry, Bundy, Moss, Simpson, Casper and Fletcher star for Salem while Gill and Parr pace Seymour’s scoring and free throws. Salem shoots better, Owls outplay in spots but fail to convert enough chances.
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Parry
PL Bundy
Moss
Simpson
Casper
Fletcher
Salem Hush School
Seymour Owls
Salem
Anth
Seymour Bringig
Lions
Heys
Walter
Bud
Owls
Seymour
Gill
Parr
Trinity Church Plans Service for Eleventh Anniversary
The Rev. Albert Sehmitt announces a 10 30 morning service at Trinity Methodist Church commemorating the eleventh anniversary of the present building. Features include a Thanksgiving offering dedication a brief review of eleven years a sermon titled The House Of Our God and a special unrevealed feature. The church was dedicated December 2 1923.
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Trinity Methodist Church
Albert Sehmitt
House OF Our God
Trinity
Macedonian Revolutionaries Sentenced to Death in Sofia
In Sofia Bulgaria on December 1 a military court condemned 12 members of the International Macedonian Revolutionary Organization to death for numerous assassinations carried out in recent years.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Timro
International Macedonian Revolutionary Organization
Platter Christmas Special Portrait Offer
Promotion runs November 25 through December 9 featuring a portrait session package. Details indicate holiday pricing and a limited-time discount. No further specifics on location or eligibility are provided in the fragment.
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Platter
Seal Sale Drive Under Way In Jackson County
Jackson County Christmas seal sale opens with countywide push led by W F Hehes as 100000 seals available. Early reports say strong organization support and many entertainment events planned to boost sales for the Jackson County Tuberculosis Association led by J R Mitchell.
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Jackson
W. F. Hehes
Jackson County
I Nev
J. KR. Mitchell
Southern Indians DeMolay Day Held in Shelbyville
Seymour Chapter DeMolays joined the Third Annual Southern Indians DeMolay Day in Shelbyville sponsored by William Hackman Chapter. The Indianapolis Chapter degree team conferred initiatory degrees on about twenty candidates. A stag banquet served 102 DeMolays and Masons, followed by a Strand Alcazar dance with Gene Kellams and his orchestra.
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Seymour
Order of DeMolay
Shelbyville
William Hackman
Indianapolis
Strand Alcazar
Gene Kellams
Transfer man injured in fall at Shields High School
WW. C. Slopple, a local transfer operator, fractured two ribs Friday when a chair moving incident at Shields High School building caused him to be knocked backward by a door blown against a chair. He carried several chains on his shoulder and struck a railing on the stairway.
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WW. C. Slopple
Shields High School
Mr. Hopple
Ills and recoveries among local residents reported
Fragers Eldridge son of Mr and Mrs Charles A Eldridge West Seventh street is severely ill Williay Broecker who has been quite ill recently was reported unproving today
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Fragers Eldridge
Amd
Charles A. Eldridge
West Seventh Street
Willuay Broecker
U S Agents Hunt Nelsons Widow
Federal investigators intensify search for Helen Gillis widow of George Nelson after Barrington battle where Nelson and agents Cowley and Hollis were wounded. Witnesses say a woman, believed to be Myre Gillis, was dragged from a ditch and placed in a government car, as Nelson’s ally fled. Gillis’s father urged her to surrender to avoid government bullets.
Feud in Deaths Shrouds Case of Five Victims
A family feud emerges as police probe the deaths of Elmo J. Noakes, his niece, and three children known as the babes in the woods. Pennsylvania authorities seek motive while an American Legion burial is arranged. Roseville arrests for disturbing the peace are suspended for two sisters, with sentences later suspended.
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Liv
Associated Press
Carlisle
Dee
Elmo J. Nowkes
Rla. Noakes
Elmo
Pennayivania
Blue Ridge Mountains
Noakes
American Legion
Roseville
Calif
Russell Pierce
Winifred Pierce
Pearl Pierce
Agai
Roosevelt 10 Make Decision On Relief and Spending
President Roosevelt faces a pivotal choice as advisers present conflicting counsel on whether to ask Congress for more relief funds or reduce federal expenditures. The decision, awaited with wide interest, could shape the nation’s recovery as Harold Ickes and Harry Hopkins push divergent plans at Warm Springs.
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Congress
Drees
Washington
Dec. L
Roosvelt
Yeathy
Chhef
Conere
Harold L. Lekes
Harry L. Hopkins
Finer Wenes
Warm Springs
Hlopkins
Winter Arrives With December
A December storm grips the western United States as strong winds and heavy snow paralyze travel from the Great Lakes to the Pacific. The Henry W. Cort freighter foundered near Muskegon as a 25 crew faced rescue efforts. one drowned. Two duck hunters feared dead on a Missouri lake. life preservers recovered. Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin report fatal deaths amid blockaded roads and record snowfall. Boise City records 14 degrees above zero. Weather systems stretch from Granger Wisconsin to Utah and Idaho with violent winds and rain on the west coast.
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Irene
Kansas City
Dee
United States
Krigid Wales
Great Lakes
Pacific
Tienry W. Cort
Muskegon
Miel
Noo Homie An Heuer
Coast Guard
John Diepert
Cort
Harry Hickey
Reescoe French
the Ozarks
Missouri Hill
Iowa
Minterend
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Boise City
Okla
Panhandle
Gorres
Revival to Open at Free Town Methodist Church
The Free Town Methodist Church will host a revival opening Monday night December 3 announced by the Rev. R Ham pastor of Wallonia. Kirseh's Sunday Chicken Dinner priced 35 cents.
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Freetown Methodist Church
R. Ham
Wallonia
Kirseh
All America 1934 All-America Football Team Named
The Tribune and Associated Press papers announce the 1934 All America selections with final rankings. Alan Gould of AP analyzes the results, listing first through third teams with honorable mentions after thorough canvassing of players nationwide.
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the Tribune
Associated Press
Alan Gould
Press Genera
United States and Britain Object to Japanese Oil Monopoly
The United States and Great Britain, in a coordinated move, informed Japan of their objection to the Manehouko oil monopoly. British ambassador Sir Robert Clive and U.S. Ambassador Joseph Grew delivered notes to Japanese officials, signaling a tense new phase in the Anglo American oil dispute over the open door principle in China.
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Tokyo
United States
Great Britain
Japahese
Robert Clive
Koki Hivetu
Foreign Office
Joseph Co Grew
Japan
Keat Livituin
China
Manchoukoe
Paraguayans Offer Peace Amid Bolivian Frontline Moves
Asuncion reports the Paraguayan government offers peace to Bolivia if hostilities end. Bolivian President Morazano’s new regime faces pressure as Paraguayan forces push two spearheads toward Fort Derbigny and Cururanda, with 12,000 Bolivian troops in reserve and shifting positions near Villa Montes.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Bolivia
Lia
Rt Pieuviba
Dorbigny
Fear 23 Lost In Shipwreck Off Muskegon
The ore freighter Henry Cort wrecked on the Muskegon harbor breakwater after 10 p.m. with twenty five aboard. Coast guards reported no signs of life and feared crew trapped below. A relief attempt was delayed by heavy surf and a capsized craft cost a sailor’s life.
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Associated Presa
Muskegon
Mich
Henry We Cort
Muskegon Harbor
Coast Guards
Cort
Holland
Chive Ure
Coast Guard
Escanaba
Charles V. Cox
Sorfman
John Diepert
Muskégon
Civilian Conservation Corps
Chicago
Ballard Reef
Livingston Channel
Detroit
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