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Newspaper

Seymour Daily Tribune

Location

Seymour, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1925

Page

6

Local News Briefs on Illness Birth and Accidents

Mrs. John Freehearty remains in critical condition after a prolonged illness. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Surrencamp. N. Gresham rents the Cunningham residence at 632 North Walnut. Robert Zickler, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Zickler, injured when run over by a Newby Dairy wagon. he is recovering and may be out soon. Oldham Combest remains in critical condition after a prior auto tram crash that killed his wife. skull fracture with regained consciousness. Electric service briefly interrupted for insulator changes at the high tension substation. restored within an hour.

Robert Zickler William Zickler North Pine Street Newby Dairy Company Oldham Combest Columbus Bartholomew County Hospital Interstate Public Service Company Lol. Frost

Birthday Party for Helen Fulwider Marks Eleventh Year

The eleventh birthday of Miss Helen Fulwider was celebrated Sunday from 2 to 5 PM at the Fulwider home on North Ewing Street. Mrs. Fulwider hosted a formal informal party with Christmas colors, games, music, and an ice course. Guests included Mentoria Elsner, June Mahorney, Jeannette Abele, Betty Meadley, Margaret Stanfield, Mary Evelyn Meyer, Mary Jean Aufderheide, Helen Jane McGinnis, Helen Gill, Sophia Demas, Jean Hopewell, Dixie Dixon, Susie Jeanette Johnson, and Dorothy Fulwider.

Helen Fulwider J. A. Fulwider North Ewing Street Mentoria Elsner June Mahorney Jeannette Abele Betty Meadley Margaret Stanfield Mary Evelyn Meyer Mary Jean Aufderheide Helen Jane McGinnis Helen Gill Sophia Demas Jean Hopewell Dixie Dixon Susie Jeanette Johnson Dorothy Pulwider

Musicale and Dramatic Art Program at First Methodist Church

The Alpha Class of First Methodist presents a Tuesday evening musicale and dramatic program at 7 49 in the Sunday School auditorium. Louise Carter Norman Lasher and Jenry Stratton read. Jessie Jeffrey Norma Barkman play piano. violin solos by prominent players. vocal solos by Mrs Don A Bollinger. a male quartet and more. December unit chairmen are Mrs George Steinkamn Mrs Will Noelker Mrs Dan Albrich and Mrs W A Seward.

First Methodist Church Alpha Seymour Louise Carter Norman J. Lasher Jenry Stratton Jessie Jeffrey Norma Barkman Don A. Bollinger George Steinkamn Will Noelker Dan Albrich W. A. Seward

Local School Music Supervisor Sings On WHAS Radio

Mrs H Phillip Maxwell supervisor of music for local schools accompanied by Mrs Millie Murdeff Kimball of the Louisville Conservatory rendered soprano solos Saturday afternoon on WHAS Louisville Courier Journal. The program featured A Brown Bird Singing Dreaming Time and Rapture. Maxwell, a DePauw graduate, has directed music since last September with notable success.

H. Phillip Maxwell Millie Murdeff Kimball Louisville Conservatory WHAS Louisville Courier Journal Louisville Tirindelli Seymour Maxwell DePauw University Greencastle

Treasure hunt and dance at Country Club party

The Country Club house committee invites members and guests to a Tuesday 7 pm event with a treasure hunt using clues, followed by a dance. Attendees should bring old clothes, a pencil, paper, dictionary, and search light to solve nine clues for a final treasure. Music by the Hoosier Syncopators.

Country Club House Committee House Fred Alle Nathan Kaufman Miller Lynne Dobvine Joe Khart John Gray

Prohibition Chief Circling Rum Ring in New York

John A. Foster prohibition director rounds up rum runners in the metropolis. Twenty five suspects are under arrest including Coast Guard members as officers pursue large scale bootlegging operations.

John A. Foster New York Metropolis Coast Guard

Engagement Announcements For Remy Sheard and Dwight Sheard

Dwight Sheard of Oxford Ohio and Miss Remy, a Indianapolis and Oxford graduate, announce their engagement with a holiday wedding planned. Remy attended grade schools in Oxford and studied at West ern College and Butler College. Dwight is a Miami University graduate with post graduate study at Northwestern University. Additionally Elmer EK Klinger's daughter Kathryn Hilda Klinger's engagement to Tillis H Downey of North Vernon is announced with a holiday wedding planned. both couples are noted in the city social circles.

Dwight Sheard Oxford Ohio Miss Remy Technical High School Indianapolis Western College Butler College Mr. Sheard Miami University Northwestern University Evanston Ill Elmer EK. Klinger North Vernon Kathryn Hilda Tillis H. Downey

Religious Work Training School Opens in Seymour

Seymour hosts a regional religious education training school with Rev Kenny and Rev Hugh D Pickett leading sessions on teaching, life service, and worship. Five simultaneous classes run 7 to 9 pm with a general assembly, and Miss Myrtie Huckelberry will join, offering diploma credit options and optional textbooks.

Church of Tomorrow Hugh D. Pickett West Virginia Myrtie Huckelberry Franklin Seymour

To Bob or Not A Hair Trade At New York Home

Mrs Morris Wallach of New York owns the Easts longest crop of hair and would trade for a modern bob cut. Her husband prefers the luxurious growth and declines the swap, claiming he enjoys low maintenance.

Morris Wallach New York

First Baptist Church Schedule Through Friday December 11

Each afternoon and evening events are listed at the First Baptist church with the closing services scheduled for Friday December 11.

First Baptist Church

Weather Report Cloudy to Partly Cloudy Tonight

Cloudy to partly cloudy skies forecast tonight with slight warmth increase in north and central portions. Some regions may see clearer breaks Tuesday as temperatures rise modestly.

Local Weather Log From Seymour Water Office

Report by Riley Goble official local weather observer at the Seymour Water Company pumping station notes maximum temperature 50 and minimum 24. River stage at 4 feet 9 inches above low water mark.

Riley Goble The Seymour Water Company

Weather Outlook for Week Highlights Mixed Precipitation

Weather outlook predicts light rain in the south Monday with possible snow or rain in the earth portion by Tuesday or Wednesday. A warming trend returns near week end, with temperatures higher Monday or Tuesday and cooler conditions midweek.

Wise Crax From the Press Notes On Various US Papers

A collage of witty lines from multiple papers and services criticizing or commenting on public figures events and travel, including quips about a new car, married life, a road to Hammond, Florida fish and sardines, tariff talks in China, Russian propagandists, and Red Grange comments.

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