City Council approves budget adjustment and fire department salaries
The council passed an appropriation of 3775 to cover incomplete year costs under suspension of the rules. A related auctioneer ordinance and a fire department salary regulation were discussed. Interurban tracks through Seymour were reviewed with plans for a survey by city and railroad officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Business Men’s Association
Fire Department
Interstate Public Service Company
R. J. Custer
Indianapolis
J. F. McCurdy
Seymour
Interstate Seeks to Issue More Stock
The Interstate Public Service Company petitions the public service commission to issue 467000 dollars of prior lien stock to reimburse cash spent from 1920 to 1924 for interurban railway equipment totaling 1043499.57 dollars. The stock would be issued at not less than 90 percent of par. It also seeks to exchange 1697000 dollars of its 7 percent cumulative prior lien stock for equal value of Indiana Power Company preferred stock as part of acquiring Indiana Power. Both firms are Insull-controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Public Service Company
Public Service Commission
Indiana Power Company
Public Relation Committee Meets in Baltimore Discussion
Jackson County figures join Baltimore & Ohio executives for a central committee session December 9 in Baltimore to review the Good Neighbor policy and public relation efforts. Officers Dr. G G Graesaste Dr I P Graessle Dr D J Gummings Neal Matlock Mrs Estella B Prince and others attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella B. Prince
Brownstown
Jackson County
Baltimore & Ohio Railway Company
Baltimore
Central Committee
Dan Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
Willard
G. G. Graesaste
I. P. Graessle
D. J. Gummings
Neal Matlock
Medora
Prince
M. A. McCarty
Washington, Ind
W. P. Townsend
Springfield
Tfl
Bishop Aldering's Father Lived Here in Seymour
Bernard Alerding father of Bishop Alerding who died in Ft Wayne this afternoon formerly resided in Seymour and worked for W. M. Meseke in his tailor shop. He is remembered by Seymour residents though Bishop Alerding did not live here during his youth. He was known to Rev Father C J Conrad of the local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Alerding
Bishop Alerding
Ft. Wayne
Seymour
W. M. Meseke
Alerding
C. J. Conrad
Special School Price for America at The Majestic
The Majestic offers a special 25 cent admission for Seymour school children of all ages to see America on Monday and Tuesday including matinee or evening shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
The
Majestic
Seymour
Mrs Will Humes Guest Of Mrs John Miller In Town
Mrs Will Humes of Brownstown spent yesterday in town as the guest of Mrs John Miller of East Third street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Humes
Brownstown
John Miller
East Third Street
Local G. A. R. Post Elects New Officers
The local G. A. R. post held its annual election selecting Commander J. H. Boake and officers for the coming year. Senior Vice Commander A. C. Kennard, Junior Vice Commander August Elsner, Chaplain T. G. C. Smith, Quartermaster John Tranterman, Officer of the Day Jesse Collins, Adjutant Charles Murphy, Sergeant Andrew Smith, Sentinel James Schultheis. State encampment delegates are John Goodale and J. B. Phillips with alternates A. C. Kennard and Jesse Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Boake
A. C. Kennard
August Elsner
T. G C. Smith
John Tranterman
Jesse Collins
Charles Murphy
Seargent
Andrew Smith
Sentinel
James Schultheis
Charity Meeting at Public Library Sets Plans for Christmas Aid
A local charities association calls a 7:30 PM Monday meeting at the Seymour Public Library. Churches and lodges are asked to send representatives to discuss funds for ongoing society work and the annual Christmas charity program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local Charities Association
Seymour Public Library
Manly Religion Sermon at First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Tyler speaks at the men's meeting Sunday afternoon at 3:00 oclock at First Presbyterian Church. Mr. Don Bol linger plays organ as a male quartet sings. Evangelistic meetings are held morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Tyler
First Presbyterian Church
Don Bollinger
Lodge Visit by Field Supervisor and DGM
D. C. F. Field Supervisor and D. D. G. M. will visit Seymour Lodge Tuesday evening December 9. All members should arrange to attend. d8d Wm Kendall N. G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Lodge
Winter Tops and Enclosures For Any Make Car
Cooper's Garage advertises winter tops and enclosures for any car. Prices shown promise closed car comfort and protection during cold seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Christmas Savings Club Distributes $15,000 in Checks
Jackson County Loan and Trust Company issued checks totaling 15000 to about 700 depositors in Sey mour. The bank notes the club is one of its largest ever and many members completed the year long saving plan begun a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County Loan and Trust Company
J. W. Richart
Jackson County Loan & Trust Company
Seymour
Volleyball Starts at Men’s Bible Class Social
The Men’s Bible Class at First Baptist held a Friday evening social in the church gym. About fifty attendees heard addresses by F. C. Whitmer, Dr. L. B. Till, Rev. T. C. Smith, and Dr. J. K. Ritter on essentials for a successful class. After a business session, luncheon followed with volleyball and basketball goal throwing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunday School
Baptist Gymnasium
F. C. Whitmer
L. B. Till
T. C. Smith
J. K. Ritter
Dance by Jolly Four at Moose Hall This Saturday
Dance night held by the Jolly Four at Moose Hall from 8 to 11. Admission is 25 cents with music by Zickler's orchestra and a lively Saturday program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Four
Moose Hall
Zickler
Tip's Yellow Taxi Ad Moots Contact Info
An old classified style notice lists Tip Richardson offering taxi service with the slogan Anytime, anywhere, and shows phone 447 and residence 67 Tip Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tip
Tip Richardson
Aged Brownstown Resident Dies at Home
Mrs. John Heller aged 80 a Brownstown pioneer native of the area died Friday night at 10 30 o clock at her home after a year long decline. Born January 11 1844 she lived in Brownstown her entire life and was active in the Methodist Episcopal church and local women's organizations. Survived by four sons Victor James Fountain P and John and daughter Bertha Seller. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm from the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev T J Anthony officiating. Burial in Brownstown cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heller
Brownstown
Heller
Brownstown Township
Methodist Episcopal Church
Victor
James
Fountain P
John
Bertha S Leller
T. J. Anthony
Jewelry theft target Rosengerg broker and wife in New York
Three white holdup men trailed the couple from a cabaret to their fashionable apartment, beating Jacques P. Rosenberg and robbing him and his wife Mrs Julia Bachelder of jewelry valued at $20,000. Rosenberg, 68, and his bride had just returned from a European honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Jacques P. Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Julia Bachelder
Chicago
Jones Pharmacy Old Fashioned Peanut Candy Ad
Old Fashioned. Peanut candy and black walnut fudge among favorites in our candy department. 30 cents per pound. Jones Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Pharmacy
Basketball boosters form after Seymour Jeffersonville game
After the Seymour Jeffersonville game, about 150 fans met in the gym to form a basketball boosters club for the school team and Coach J Russell Mitchell. Roughly 50 signed the membership papers while Floyd Keldon was elected president Frank Schwab vice president and Miss Carrie Aufderheide secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour-Jeffersonville
J. Russell Mitchell
Floyd Keldon
Frank Schwab
Carrie Aufderheide
Claude W. Carter
Gore Improves at St Luke's Hospital After Bronchitis
Secretary of Agriculture and West Virginia Governor-elect Howard M. Gore showed marked improvement at St Luke's hospital in Chicago where he is treated for bronchitis. He passed a comfortable night as he accompanied the presidential party to the livestock show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Howard M. Gore
West Virginia
St. Luke's Hospital
Gore
Britain Opposes France Debt Deal Acknowledges Liberal Terms Feared
Washington December 6 Admin officials warn Britain over the France debt talks as Mellon Jusserand seek a funding plan for France 4 billion owed to the United States and Britain. Officials expect similar terms to Britain with a moratorium and no lower interest rate.
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International News Service
Washington
Administration
Great Britain
France
United States
Mellon
Jusserand
Amabel Nyse Tee
New York
Dayton’s Condition Serious After Attempted Killing
Henry Dayton American vice consul remained in serious condition in Belgrade after receiving three pistol wounds and vitro burns. Anna Cuzoup a Lithuanian girl who loved Dayton killed herself after the failed attack from Koryna. A bullet was removed from Dayton’s lung. doctors hesitated to remove two others.
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International
Belgrade
Henry Dayton
Anna Cuzoup
Koryna
Dayton
Daylight Auto Robbery Strikes Indianapolis Payroll
Three bandits stopped Charles Henderson a 22 year old printing company employee in Indianapolis at 10 this morning. They held him at gunpoint and took $1000 payroll money. Henderson escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Charles Henderson
Students Attend First State Student Convention in Bloomington
In Bloomington Indiana on December 6 several hundred delegates joined the initial state student Christian convention. About 300 college men and women heard addresses from prominent individuals on the theme Facing campus association grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Euchre Night at Moose Hall With Tickets 25e
Euchre event scheduled at Moose Hall on Thursday December 11 at six o'clock. Tickets priced at 25e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Hall
Senate moves to pass Underwood plan on Muscle Shoals
Washington December 6 prospects rose that the Senate would approve the Underwood bill to dispose of the governments Muscle Shoals power and nitrate properties. War Department engineers favor the measure and Secretary Weeks discussed its main points with Senator Underwood. The plan would place operations under a federal corporation if leasing to private interests fails. If passed, the War Secretary would attempt private sale before July. Senate insurgents planned amendments next week and a decisive vote was set for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Senate
War Department
Underwood
Alabama
Weeks
Coolidge
Secretary of War
Norrison
Mrs Edward Coy Seeks Divorce From Noted Athlete
Paris December 6 Mrs Sophie Bantignac Moldrin now Mrs Edward Harris Coy demands divorce on grounds of desertion citing her Asheville marriage in 1913. Ted Coy, famed Yale back and football figure, faced divorce suit in Paris amid reports of his former fame and numerous marriage proposals.
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Ted ‘Coy
Yale Grid
Paris
Edward Harris
Ted” Coy
Sophie Bantignac Moldrin
Coys
Asheville
N. C
Edward Alsop
Atlanta
Ted Coy
Jom Thorpe
Willie Heston
Tom Shevlin
Walter Eckersall
Coy
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Governor Small Injured in Pontiac Automobile Crash
Reports from Kankakee say Governor Len Small suffered internal pains after a car wreck last night. Doctors prepared to take X rays to assess the extent of his injuries.
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Ly International News Service
Kankakee
Len Small
Engraved Christmas Greeting Cards Available This Week
Christmas greetings orders must be placed this week to assure delivery before Christmas. Visit the Daily Tribune office to see the finest line of sample cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Tribune
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Treasury
B. & C. Committee
Bishop Aldering
Meseke
John Goodale
J. B. Phillips
Boake
Wm, Kendall, N. G
Wa-A-L
Jackson County Loan & Trust Com
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Children of City
New Baptist Gymnasium
Boosters Club
Nasium
Secretary of Agriculture
Britain
Congress
Fy International News Service
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Small
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