Doris Keller 7 Fatally Struck by Car Near Seymour
Doris Arilda Keller, 7, of Seymour area, died after being hit by a Ford driven by David Harlow while crossing to a school hack. She died at Schneck Memorial Hospital at 12:50 pm. The driver and school hack driver gave similar accounts. view was obscured by a waiting mail carrier. Doris was a second grade pupil at Hastings School. born August 29, 1920, to John and Vangie Keller, with four younger siblings.
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Doris Keller
John Keller
Seymour
David Harlow
Doris
Schneck Memorial Hospital
the Tribune
Ben F. McCann
Route
Keller
Harlow
Keller Girl
Goodby
Hasting School
Arilda Keller
Washington County
John
Vangie Keller
Morris
Donald
Fra
Edith
Big Sis
Farmers gather at AFBF convention to shape ag policy
Hundreds of farmers from over 40 states attend the American Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Chicago. S. T. Thompson, president, warns Congress failed to ease farm woes while urging shared costs for crop control and opposes price fixing on subsidies. Eli H. Vehslage attends as Jackson County delegate.
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National Federation
Chicago
Farmers of America
American Farm Bureau Federation
State Federation
Eli. H. Vehslage
Hamilton Township
Jackson County
S. Tl. Thompson
Federation
Department of Agriculture
Thompson
Congress
Little boy scooter deal advertised by People’s Grocery
An ad continues on page 4 offering a scooter for only $1.28, priced at £3.50, with contact at People’s Grocery phone 170. The notice urges readers to inquire about the bargain.
Remus May Not Testify In Own Behalf After All
Cincinnati reports the Remus murder trial in week four with Remus likely not to testify. The defense may rely on closing argument while prosecutor Taft suspects fear of cross examination.
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Remus
Cincinnati
Des
George Remus
Franklin L. Dodge, Jr
Imogene
Dodge
Charles P. Taft
Wreck Probe Opens After Traction Line Crash
Mrs. W. E. Hamer of Jeffersonville was injured when a traction line wreck crash rendered her unconscious. She was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
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Jeffersonville
Mrs Hamer Falls Unharmed After Checkup
A 3 pm call from Clark County Hospital attendants reported Mrs Hamer is doing well after a fall. An x ray showed no broken bones.
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Clark County Hospital
Wreck Inquiry After Dixie Flyer Collision Near Speeds
A morning investigation seeks facts on the Dixie Flyer wreck near Speeds Saturday afternoon. Superintendent J Q Martin of the Interstate line leads the inquiry from Louisville to determine details and possible blame. Mrs Hamer of Seymour is severely injured along with six others.
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Speeds
Dixie Flyer
Etack Interstate Limited
Wm, &. Hamer
Seymour
J. Q. Martin
Louisville
Lincoln Dinner Prospects Draw Strong Attendance
Indications this afternoon point to the Lincoln Memorial dinner Tuesday at 6 15 PM in the First Methodist church dining room. The Lincoln drive plans for Redding township Seymour and Jackson township will be outlined to launch campaigns next morning with county chairman George W Gander reporting good progress across parts of the county. Lions club conflicts were arranged around the meeting, and team captains were asked to ensure their members attend.
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First Methodist Church
Redding
Seymour
Jackson Township
George W. Gander
Lions Club
Floyd Beldon
Lions
Lincoln
J. F. Beldon
J. W. Richart
Ben Hoffmeier
I. C. Henderson
J. Willard Yoder
Indianapols
Marion County Grand Jury
Cors Ee
Ed Jackson
Oscar Hl. Montgomery
James A. Collins
Ewbank
John W. Holtzmann
Emsley W. Johnson
Holtzmann
Johnson
Judene Montgomery
Jackson
George W. Coffin
Robert TI. Marsh
Bar
Warren T. McCray
Mouse Fire In Mundy Home Sparks Closet Blaze
Sunday evening a closet fire at 506 South Chestnut Street caused by a match lit in search of a mouse burned papers in a waste basket. Firefighters subdued the flames with chemicals, limiting damage to the kitchen while a houseful of 13 people remained uninjured.
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Harrison Mundy
South
Chestnut Street
Legion membership drive extended into midweek
The American Legion post announces an extended membership drive through Wednesday night with many new signups and plans for activities. Dues remain 3.35 per year during the campaign and will rise to 5 after it ends. officers for the coming term to be elected at the meeting.
Apply for 1928 auto license plates at local office
Miss Pauline McCord, secretary of the Hoosier State Automobile Association, reports a state communication. Applicants for 1928 license plates must send their applications to the local branch office, not directly to the state department as some have done.
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Pauline?McCord
Hoosier? State Automobile Association
Dmt
Miss i Trent
State Department
Parker dies at 56 in Jackson County home
Funeral services set for Thomas Parker age 56 who died Sunday morning at 816 West Tipton Street after a long cancer illness. Rev C K E Snow to lead at Pilgrim Holiness Church. burial in Riverview cemetery. Born July 20, 1871, Parker was a lifetime Jackson County resident and laborer. Survives include wife Anna Guffey Parker and five children Ida Durham Louis Jane Nettie Theodore. Four brothers and a sister also survive.
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Thomas Parker
West Tipton Street
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Brown and Poplar Streets
C. K E. Snow
Riverview Cemetery
Parker
Jackson County
Anna Guffey
Ida Durham
Rushville
Louis
Jane
Nettie Parker
Theodore Parker
A. L. Parker
Seymour
John Parker
Missouri
James Cordet
Indianapolis
Hanna Laneford
City Jail Sees Major Liquor Confiscation Poured Out
Police and witnesses observe Mayor Miles order the destruction of 193 gallons and one quart of confiscated liquor from the Dan Green rum car. Chief Misch pours out the cargo in the city jail as Dan Green and wife May of New Albany are linked to the raid and large tin containers are emptied.
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Miles
W. A. Misch
Dan Green
C. J. Miles
William Whedon
Ben Bacret
Seymour
Green
May
New Albany
Congress Open With Much Talk On 00
A fragmented page header shows Congress debates with extensive discussion. The readable elements indicate a focus on early sessions and remarks by unnamed officials, with continuation noted on page four. The text is incomplete but signals ongoing legislative activity.
Congress Hears Talk of President Coolingidge and Farm Relief
In Washington 531 lawmakers of the 70th Congress discuss adopting a new program and farm relief amid debate over tax cuts and the potential impact on Coolidge’s prestige. Names like Coolidge and Al Smith are mentioned as candidates circulate in capitol corridors.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Coolidge
al Smith
New York
Capitol
House
Ways and Means Committee
Orchard crate ad for Rome Beauty York Imperial apples
Classified snippet advertises Rome Beauty York Imperial and Ganos apples for sale from Hall Orchard on U S Road 31 in Seymour. Note mentions limited supply and farm location.
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Rome
York
Moose Club Meeting Plans Banquet in Columbus Visit
The Moose meet at the hall Wednesday night December 7 at 8 o'clock to arrange travel to Columbus on December 9 as guests of the Columbus lodge for a banquet and entertainment. Secretary D. J. Miller notes the plans.
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Hall
Columbus
Columbus Lodge
D. J. Miller
Vanity Parlor Ad Seeks Marcelling Appointments
Local vanity parlor advertises marcelling services with contact phone 702-R for appointments.
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Marcelling
Hold Up Near Columbus Yields No Clues in Motive Drive-By
Two unknown men hijacked Francis Brockman of Harteville east of Columbus, forcing him at gunpoint to drive them to this city before letting him go. Brockman had been visiting in Columbus and was returning home when the assailants signaled him to stop and entered his coupe.
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Norfolk
North Carolina
Cape Hatteras Inlet
Kitty
Hawk
N. C
Elizabeth City
Hatteras Inlet
Kill Devil Hill
Cibao
Coast
Gulf Stream
Ciban
Columbus
Seymour
Francis Brockman
Harteville
Brockman
Silinksbly & Neighbor
Will You Furnish Basket? Seymour Welfare Society Meant
At the November meetings the Seymour Welfare Society reported several individuals wished to furnish a basket for a needy family at Christmas. Those willing should call Mrs J. F. Shiel at Main 275.
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Seymour Welfare Society
Mra
J. F. Shiel
You Too Will Appreciate Indian the Winter Gas
Tipton and Ewing service stations promote Checkeroid brand gas amid cold mornings. slogan claims quicker starts as temperatures fall.
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Tipton, N
Ewing
Office Closure Notice by Dr Gillespie
My office will be closed until Saturday December 17. Dr C E B Gillespie.
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C. EB. Gillespie
Weather records show river stage near moderate levels
River stage readings indicate a midweek rise to near moderate levels, with readings fluctuating around the mark during the period described. The report notes stages in feet above the low water mark and highlights a showery pattern affecting stage variability.
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Ladies’ Aid
W. E. Hamer
Schortemeier
Tribune
Vhone
Mac
Columm
Gongress
United Press
Montgomery
Jackson Guunsel
Moose
Bartholomew
Steinwedel Building
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Riley Goble
Seytour Water Oo
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