Mystery case of missing widow tied to Louisville car find
Louisville detectives drop the missing woman inquiry as leads dry up after 40 days. Ella M Rogers, 29, vanished October 7 from Louisville. 1200 circulars have been mailed nationwide with Paris and Berth to receive notices. Phillip Haynes, janitor at Baringer Manor, released after two weeks in jail aboard questioning. Car found south of Seymour October 16 linked to nothing definite in the case.
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Louisville
Ella M. Rogers
Rogers
United States
Canada
Paris
Berth
Phillip Haynes
Baringer Manor
Seymour
Pioneer Citizen Andrew A Conner Dies at 81
Andrew A. Conner, 81, former county auditor and Seymour resident, died at 7:15 Tuesday at 309 East Second Street after a 15 month illness. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM from the home with Rev. Clarence Shake of the Methodist church officiating. Interment in Riverview cemetery. He was born July 9, 1847 in Ohio, lived in Jackson County since 1849, taught school, married Nancy Watson on April 28, 1870 in Rockford Indiana. Surviving are two children George H. Conner Brownsburg and Mrs Pearl Burrell Indianapolis, one sister Mrs M J Love Bloomington, five grandchildren. member of Methodist church and Jackson Lodge No. 146 F A M Seymour. lodge to have charge.
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Andrew A. Conner
Pretty County
Seymour
East Second Street
Clarence A. Shake
Methodist Church
Riverview Cemetery
Ohio
Georges. Conner
Isabelle (McConnell) Connor
Ireland
Connor
Jackson County
Rockford
Ind
Nancy Watson
George H. Conner
Brownstown
Pearl Burrell
Indianapolis
M. J. Love
Bloomington
The
Jackson Lodge
Seyomur
Records as a Christmas Gift From Vietors and Brunsweks
Foster H. Hancock Music and Radio Co presents a new selection of Vietors and Brunsweks records ideal for Christmas gifting. Child-friendly options highlighted for music lovers and families.
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Vietors and Brunsweks
Foster H. Hancock
Industrial Board Hearing in Mahorney Compensation Case
Walter W. Wills of the state Industrial Board conducted a morning hearing at the city building over Daniel Mahorney’s claim for 250 weeks of 9 90 dollars weekly compensation for injuries alleged at the Henry and Louis Roeder sawmill on October 3 1928. Montgomery and Montgomery defended for Mahorney while Edward P. Elsner represented Louis Roeder who contends he was not in partnership with Henry Roeder and thus not liable. The Roeders allegedly lacked compensation insurance. A finding will be reported later.
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Walter W. Wills
State Industrial Board
Daniel Mahorney
Henry
Louis Roeder
Mahorney
Roeders
Montgomery and Montgomery
Edward P. Elsner
Henry Roeder
Death of Seymour Man in Louisville Hospital
Phillip Reddinger age 60 longtime Seymour and Jackson county resident died at 5 40 PM Tuesday in St Joseph hospital Louisville Ky after an operation on Friday He had hip injury from a wagon fall and poor health prior to the procedure Born May 11 1868 in Seymour son of John and Elizabeth Reddinger married February 6 1910 to Anna Bauer of Jeffersonville Survived by wife and one brother Sherman Reddinger
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Phillip Reddinger
Seymour
Jackson County
St. Joseph Hospital
Louisville
Mr. Reddinger
John
Elizabeth Reddinger
Anna Bauer
Jeffersonville
Sherman Reddinger
Two More Diphtheria Cases Spotted in Jackson County
Miss Matilda Lebline the county health nurse reports two new diphtheria cases in Cart township Jackson County. The Wilkerson family is quarantined while Ford Rollins is released from quarantine for scarlet fever.
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Matilda Lebline
Jackson County
Cart Township
John Wilkerson
Lebline
Seymour Schools Enrolling in Junior Red Cross Plans
Seymour schools join the Junior Red Cross enrollment with Miss Alicia Bigelow visiting to commend progress. The program links classrooms worldwide through correspondence, exchanging letters and tokens to foster world peace and friendship among youth.
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Seymour
Junior Red Cross
Mexico
Alicia Bigelow
Waying
United States
Red Cross
America
Nutrition babies life and a rat diet experiment错
Miss Esther Tress, a Red Cross nutrition worker, conducted a county experiment using three baby rats fed different diets to show food's effect on life cycle. All started at 41 grams. one diet caused rapid weight gain, another moderate gain, and the proper diet led to healthier growth before the first rat died.
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Esther Tress
Red Cross
Tress
Miriam Rinne
The
Shields
Lions Club hears from field director at Seymour meet
Hoyt T. Edwards, field director of the International Association of Lions Clubs, spoke at Seymour Country Club about his work and experiences. The Rats and Cats teams remain close in attendance with two meetings left. the loser must host a Christmas feed. Floyd Beldon chairs the program committee. Indiana Night at the convention in Louisville is anticipated with a large Seymour presence and a committee to arrange Indiana entertainment under Lynn Craig of Scottsburg.
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Hoyt T. Edwards
International Association of Lions Clubs
Seymour Country Club
Edwards
Rats and Cats
Floyd Beldon
Louisville
Seymour
Indiana
Lynn Craig
Scottsburg
Lions Clubs
Institute Is Well Attended Today at Dudleytown
The Washington township Farmers Institute opened at Dudleytown this morning with good attendance and was to continue throughout the day. Reports of various committees closed the program late today with a schedule including talks by W. H. Senour, Shields high school, and Mrs. Bessie Zigler.
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Washington Township
Seek Paper Scraps In Bet King's Death
In New York on December 5 authorities and four indicted suspects began a search for missing private papers from Arnold Rothstein's files. The county grand jury and Assistant U S Attorney started inquiries to locate the materials suspected to involve other names and possibly escalate the Rothstein death case.
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New York
Arnold Rothstein
George McManus
Joan Doe
Richard Roe
United States
John A. Blake
Rothstein
Huron Fire Suspected Arson Destroys Terrell Edwards Buildings
Residents of Huron in Lawrence county report a blaze last Wednesday morning damaged the John Terrell building and Edwards Dry Goods next door. Investigators from the State Vice Marshall’s office are expected to probe the cause, with local figures noting insurance and long rebuilding ahead.
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Huron
Here
Lawrence County
John Terrell
Bedford
Terrell
Edwards Dry Goods
Edwards
Bedford Mail
Daniel Moore
Death by own action near Scottsburg details James E. Boyd
James E. Boyd, 76, a well known Scottsburg resident, died yesterday at the home of Jacob Kirk in Jefferson township Scott county. He committed suicide by ingesting a quantity of chloroform around noon last Monday and left a note stating he was tired of life with directions for disposing of his property. He collapsed in the street in Scottsburg after drinking.
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James E. Boyd
Scottsburg
Jacoo Kirk
Jefferson Township
Scott County
Boyd
Accidentally Killed While Out Hunting
Mr and Mrs Clifford Brown and David Whitteridge return to Houston from Muncie after the accidental shooting death of Willam Johnson during Thanksgiving holidays. The boy was well known in the area and had lived with Mr Brown for some time.
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Clifford Brown
David Whitteridge
Houston
Muncie
Willam Johson
Mr. Brown
Chili Supper At Woodstock Church Wednesday Night
Woodstock church announces a chili supper on Wednesday evening December 5. Parish volunteers will serve hot bowls, with proceeds benefiting church programs and community outreach.
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Woodstock Church
First Cold Snap Hits Middle West Today
The Middle West shivered as the season's first cold snap spread across the region. Forecasts predicted a rise in temperatures tomorrow with warmer weather expected. An inch of snow fell yesterday in Chicago, leaving slushy streets and a later ice glaze. The forecast minimum today was 15 degrees.
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Chicago
Middle West
Midwest
Hoover Reaches Port of Callao in Latin America
President-Elect Herbert Hoover arrives aboard the U S S Maryland in Peru’s Callao Bay to begin a heavy schedule in Lima. A Peruvian warship greets the vessel as Hoover plans limited rest between meetings and briefings.
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Chile
Copiapo
Chanaral
Hoover
U. S
Maryland
Herbert Hoover
Callao
Almirante Grau
Lima
Peru
Mr. Hoover
Guayaquil
King George’s health improves as night passes
An official bulletin from Buckingham Palace reports King George fought off a serious turn during the night and rested comfortably by morning. Lord Dawson of Penn and Sir Stanley Hewett attended, with no need for additional physicians summoned.
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United Press
London
George
Lord Dawson of
Penn
Stanley Hewett
Buckingham Palace
Downtown Seymour Window Displays Delight Children
Children in Seymour thrill to elaborate Christmas window displays as they visit shops downtown. The annual window shopping scene draws families, with merchants reporting full stocks and growing sales while the post office notes active Christmas mailing and only 15 shopping days left.
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Seymour
Johnson faces threats over cruiser building bill
A political fracas emerges as Senator Johnson confronts threats aimed at derailing the cruiser construction measure. Despite pressure, he remains steadfast, signaling continued push for the legislation and potential revised tactics to secure passage.
Congress Today Senate and House Budget Action
Congress today reports the Senate receives the President's budget message while the Finance committee begins Kellogg Starts Boulder Dam negotiations. The House treasury and Post Office appropriations bill is reported from committee as the Naval Affairs committee reviews an uncontested bill.
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United Press
Senate
Finance Committee
Kellogg
Boulder Dam
HOUSE
Treasury and Post Office
Naval Affairs Committee
Senate bitter over Boulder Dam bill as filibusters loom
Senator Sam Johnson of California moves to keep the Boulder Dam measure as unfinished business amid threats to sidetrack it by pigeonholding in the commerce committee. Opponents led by Smoot Ashurst and Hayden vow to block adoption, urging revision and possible return to committee.
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United Press
Washington
Boulder Dam
Senate
Sam Johnson
California
Commerce
Johnson
Coolid
Congress
Son
Coolidge
Secretary of Interior
Utah
Arizona
Smoot
Ashurst
Hayden
Wyoming
Colorado
House
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W. H. Senour
Bessie Zigler
Bet King
Ingendiarim
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St. Paul
Sen. Johnson
Congress Today
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