Madison Looms Over UWL Net Team Fourth Time
Madison high School defeated Seymour High 19 to 14 at Shields Gymnasium to hand the Owls their fourth straight loss this season. Miller led Madison with a driving, productive floor game while Moritz fouled early and rebounded, and Rebber scored from the perimeter for Seymour.
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Madison High School
Seymour High School
Shields Gymnasium
Seymour
Mitchell
Salem
Columbu
Madison
Owls
Miller
Moritz
Columbus
Coens
Rebber
Hall
Mortz
McFadden
Reese
Tall
Walker
Lyons
Chambers
Goens
Greiner
Mills
Allegro
Ime
Bovers
Wettrick
Last of the Scouts Idaho Bill Pearson Travels West
Idaho Bill Pearson the youngest and last of the scouts who fought Indians and broke trade in the old West is photographed in Chicago during a layover before a new expedition. He now tracks wild animals and delivers specimens to zoos nationwide.
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Idaho
Bill’ Pearson
Chicago
Bill
Fort Ritner Man Fined and License Revoked for DUI
Arvey Gallion, 55, of Fort Ritner, pleaded guilty in city court to driving while intoxicated. He was fined 19 dollars plus costs totaling 49, given a 30 day suspended sentence at the penal farm, and his license revoked for one year. Gallion was arrested after a 4:30 p.m. accident on U. S. Route 50 three miles west of town. His sport roadster was damaged as it left the road. Millard Morrison aided and drove the car to town.
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Arvey Gallion
Fort Ritner
Penal Farm
Gailty
Gallion
Tromer Phillips
UU. S. Road 50
Secret Bride Claims Part of $3,000,000 Nevil Estate
Philadelphia reports Miss Mary A. Kelly named principal beneficiary of the late George W. Nevil’s $3 million estate and secret bride of Faery Ellis. She and her Philadelphia insurance broker husband sailed from New York for Europe on the Bremen for a month long honeymoon. On return they plan to reside at Castlerea in Traversford where Nevil died October 29. Ellis receives $7,000 monthly under the will. she was Nevil’s ward and the niece of his longtime housekeeper who brought her from Ireland as a child. Nevil, a bachelor and leather merchant, was famed as a philanthropist and friends say his affection for Kelly was like a father to a daughter. He died without learning they were married.
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Philadelphia
Mary A. Kelly
George W. Nevil
Faery Enis
New York
Bremen
Europe
Nevi
Castlerea
Traverford
Nevis
Ellis
Nevil
Ireland
Miss Kelly
Tie
Fate of State Auto Office in City Uncertain
The Hoosier State Automobile Association may not continue license distribution in the city. Local officials are unsure if Gladys Meyer will remain in charge and if J Cooper Props will keep the state branch here. The policy controversy prompts ongoing uncertainty.
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Hoosier State Automobile Association
Hoosier State Association
Inte
Gladys Meyer
Hicosier
Héosier Association
Gladys Heintz
Licens
Hoosier State
J. Cooper Props
WETZEL HEADS LOCAL G A R POST ELECTION
Wetzell was elected post commander of Ellsworth Post No. 29 of the G A R at a regular meeting in the First National Bank building. Fred Plump, Charles Leininger, J H Boake and others were named to posts including senior vice commander and quartermaster. Plump was chosen as delegate to state and national encampments. The post meets the first Saturday each month.
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FE. C. Wetzel
Ellsworth
First National Bank
Fred Plump
Dunior
Charles Leininger
J. H. Boake
Andy Smith
Luther Ward
Charles Mnurphy
J. Phillips
DePauw selects Borcherding as Spring Opera leading man
Ronald Borcherding son of Mr and Mrs W J Borcherding west of the city has been chosen as the leading man for DePauw University Spring Opera. A freshman in the DePauw School of Music at Greencastle he is a noted local soloist who performed before entering college. He has returned to Greencastle after Thanksgiving with his parents.
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Ronald Borcherding
W. J. Borcherding
DePauw University
Borcherding
DePauw School of Music
Greencastle
Ile
DePauw
Seymour Red Cross drive surpasses last year totals
With half the districts reporting, Seymour and Jackson township raised $200 more than in the previous year. Burton F. Swain Jr., chairman, announced that each reporting district beat its previous year’s fundraising and expectations suggested stronger totals in remaining districts.
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Seymour
Jackson Township
Red Cross
Burton F., Swain
More Business At Post Office In Seymour
Receipts at the Seymour post office for November rose by 7 25 over November 1929. The past month total was 3 014 44 while November 1929 amounted to 2 817 15. Christmas mailing has begun and parcel post receipts rise as many send packages early. Local office employees prepare for a large holiday rush.
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Seymour
Marly
Dr Speckman Speaks at Trinity Church
Dr. T. A. Speckman of Cincinnati Ohio spoke at a quarterly conference Friday night at Trinity Methodist church. He will preach Sunday morning and assist in communion. He also led service at White Creek Methodist church and conducted communion there Sunday. Rev G A Winkenhofer is White Creek pastor.
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T. A. Speckman
Cincincinnati
Ohio
Trinity Methodist Church
Speckman
White Creek Methodist Church
G. A. Winkenhofer
White Creek Church
Gifts of music in window display at Hancock Music Co
An ad notes a window display of musical instruments and a complete stock at E. H. Hancock Music and Radio Company. The copy highlights gifts of music and urges customers to visit the shop for selections.
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E. H. Hancock Music & Radio Co
Doctor Gillespie's Office To Close Through December
The office of Dr. E. Gillespie will be closed until December 7. Patients are advised to arrange appointments or contact the clinic for alternative arrangements during the closure period.
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E. Gillespie
Dladtf
License Plates Sale Delayed Statewide in Indiana
Indiana license plates will not go on sale December 15 as law provides. James carpenter, license department chief in Indianapolis, cites wholesale branch closures and Democratic county organization appointments as causes. Delays stem from unbonded branch managers and lack of supplies, with two regional meetings planned before sales begin.
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Indiana
James Carpenter
Lcense
Indianapolis
Carpenter
Frank Mayr, Jr
Otto i
Fifield
Marr
Austria Drops Counterfeiting Charges Against Charles Levine
Vienna officials said they dropped counterfeiting charges against Charles B. Levine, the first American trans Atlantic airplane passenger, who had been arrested in December after arranging to make matrices for small denomination French coins.
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Vienna
Charles B. Levine
Navy
Senate growth of Hoover relief aid eyed for drought counties
Party leaders unite on boosting the President's relief request from 25 million to 400 million for drought states. The measure advances from the Senate Agriculture Committee with unanimous approval and faces a floor fight over the 60 million demand from Democratic opposition. Immediate action aimed for next week.
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Washingrton
Phew
Inter Party Cooper
Senate
Agriculture Committee
McNary
Robinson
House Agriculture Committee
Representative Aswell
Louisiana
House Appropriations Committee
House
Stimson
Reed
Republican
Pennsylvania
Senate Finance Committee
Interstate Commerce Committees
Power Commission
Franklin College selects three Cortland players for varsity hockey
Miss Velma Fountain of Cortland Miss Bernice Heller and Miss Nelle Ackerman of Brownstown are chosen for Franklin College varsity hockey. All are junior physical education majors and active in athletics. Heller serves as vice president of the Women’s Athletic Association and Fountain directs baseball activities. Ackerman Delta Zeta member, Heller Delta Delta Delta, Fountain with the independent Girls’ Group.
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Velma Fountain
Cortland
Bernice Heller
Nelle Ackerman
Brownstown
Franklin College
Women's Athletic Association
Miss Heller
Miss Pountain
S Hatter
Miss Ackerman
Delta Zeta Sorority
Miss Shleller
Delta Delta Delta
Miss Fountain
Poincare declines to form new cabinet in France
Paris December 6 Raymond Poincare, praised for saving France in crises, refuses to step into the breach created by the Tardieu government resignation. President Doumergue seeks a new premier, with Louis Barthou also eyed as a possible successor amid political maneuvering.
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Paris
Raymond Poincare
France
Tardien
Doumerge
Chamber of Deputies
Poincare
Louis Barthou
Tardieu
Senate
Seek Hit Run Driver In Fatal Indianapolis Crash
Police sought a hit and run motorist after an automobile struck and fatally injured 38 year old Mrs. Clara Jackson in Indianapolis. The driver reportedly switched lights to hide license numbers and fled toward the downtown district as witnesses described the incident. Four children survive.
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Indianapolis
Clara Jackson
Distriet
Poison Fog Stuns Meuse Valley as Death Toll Grows
Brussels reports a deadly fog in the Meuse valley causing choking and deaths. Doctors in多个 villages work with authorities amid theories from poison gas to cold damp fog. Sixty four deaths recorded in eight villages with hospitals treating many more.
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Brussels
Belgium
Meuse
Des
Meuse Valley
J. B. S.oHaldane
Europe
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Ray
Marlene Dietrich
Hollywood
Berlin
Germany
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Cheta Garbo
Dr.speckman
Trinity Church
Austria
Charles B. le
Associated Press
Hoover
Frances Myler Kier
Frank J. Kier
Pittsburgh
Jean Pellenc
Baron and Barrone Pellenc
Jackson County
Franklin
Barthou
Ky Associated Press
Hiv Associated Press
Ministry of Health
Riley Goble
Lotal
The
Seymour Water Co
Romes
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