Young's Bond Det At New Albany In Moonshine Case
Bradley Brigham Young, 48, of Jackson county, arrested after a raid near Clear Spring found a 75 gallon still and 40 gallons of mash and moonshine. He faced a $4 000 bond request to stay jailed in New Albany until April court convenes. Local officials say the case may involve a northern Kentucky moonshine ring.
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Bradley
Brigham” Young
Jackson County
Clearspring
Dean
Indianapolis
Negley
New Albany
Meridith Stewart
Pick
Young
Ringsters
Bond
Delegates to M. E. Men's Rally Speak Sunday
Delegates from the First Methodist church who attended the Indiana Methodist Men's Rally at Indianapolis this week will speak at the Sunday School opening exercises next Sunday. Will H. Hughes announced. The rally drew more than two thousand Methodist men to Indiana to promote statewide brotherhoods.
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Indianapolis
Will H. Hughes
Indiana
Reddinger Funeral Rites Largely Attended at Trinity Church
Impressive rites were held Friday afternoon at Trinity Methodist Church for Phillip Reddinger 60 who died in St. Joseph hospital Louisville Tuesday. Rev C J Moeller led service with K P Lodge pallbearers. large attendance and extensive floral tributes marked the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Phillip Reddinger
St. Joseph Hospital
Louisville
C. J. Moeller
K. of P. Lodge
Seriously Ill Following Stroke Strikes George Breitfield
George Breitfield of the Breitfield Implement and Supply Company is in a serious condition at his South Chestnut street home after a stroke of paralysis suffered Thursday evening. The left side was affected, it is his first major stroke, though two minor paralytic attacks occurred previously. He remained conscious and is hoped to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Breitfield
Breitfield Implement and Supply Company
South Chestnut Street
Breitfield
Congress Begins to Function on All Cylinders
Congress begins to function on all cylinders as a world court hazard looms. A new bloc forms to contest the West's selection as secretary of interior, signaling shifting power within U United Press report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
West
Interior
Washington
Senate
State Kellogg
Foreign Relations Committee
Kellogg
James A. Reed
Missouri
Reed
United States
Roy O. West
Chicago
Coolidge
Mrs Nellie Johnson Dies After Cerebral Hemorrhage
Mrs Nellie Johnson widow of Willis L Johnson died Thursday afternoon at her daughter Mrs Charles Ressners home on North Poplar Street. Born April 12 1862 in Brownstown she was active in First Methodist church and deeply devoted to family and friends. She survived by relatives and was interred after services in Seymour. See page 3 for details.
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Nellie Johnson
Willis L. Johnson
Charles — H. Ressner
North Poplar Street
Ewing
Seventh Streets
Johnson
William Frysinger
Brownstown
W. L. Johnson
Jehnson
Seymour
Jackson County
Columbus Caravans for Southern Indiana Scouts
Boy Scouts from Seymour Madison North Vernon and other southern Indiana cities will travel to Columbus Saturday for swimming tests at the Bartholomew County pool. Tests determine first class scout eligibility and swimming badge attainment. The Columbus gym pool is the only one in the area.
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Seymour
Madison
North Vernon
Indiana
Bartholomew County
Columbus
Columbus Gymnasium
Big Attendance At Farm Session In Redding Township
A large crowd attended the Farmers' Institute at Reddington Christian Church with morning and afternoon programs. J A Montgomery chaired the meeting. W A Whitlock of Scottsburg readings. CC B Davis of Seymour Business Men's Association conveyed greetings and pledged cooperation. A male sextet performed and H G Wenderson demonstrated poultry feeding for egg production with farm class help. A Home Economics group presented songs and a playette by local women.
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The
Farmers’ Institute of
Redding Township
Reddington Christian Church
J. A. Montgomery
Institute
W A Whitlock
Scottsburg
CC. B Davis
Seymour
Herman Swencel
Raymond Welliver
George Davis
Clyde Swengel
George Baldwin
Homer Davis
H. (. Wenderson
Shields High School
John Persinger
Tiptorn Shields
Ezra Ringer
Louis Baughman
Indiana Maintains Auto License Fees for 1928 29
Indiana automobile license plates go on sale December 15 with no change in fees from last year. Officials urge early purchase and grace period runs until February 10, 1929. Plate rates: under 25 HP and 2500 lb for 5 dollars. 2500–3000 lb for 6 dollars. 3000–3500 lb at 6 dollars.
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Indiana
Mark H. Rhoads
Otto G. Fifield
Loertz Improving at Mayo Hospital in Rochester
A. F. Loertz, chemist at the W. H. Whitmer Company plant in Columbus Indiana and brother of Henry Ed John and J O W Loertz of Seymour, is reported to be improving after entering Mayo Clinic clinics in Rochester Minnesota. He was accompanied by his brother C E K Loertz, a local druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Loertz
W. H. Whitmer Company
Columbus
Ind
Henry
John
J. O W. Loertz
Seymour
Rochester
Monn
Mayo Hospital
Oy B
C. EK. Loertz
Husband Hunters comedy at First M. E. church Friday
A one act comedy titled Husband Hunters will be staged at First Methodist Church Friday night as a benefit for the Alpha Class. Admission is 15 cents. Also on Saturday at 9:00 A. M. the Farm Bureau Market opens in The Gold Mine Basement offering Sunday dinner items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Farm Bureau
Gold Mine
Lives Lost In Freighter Collision Near Punta Pataqua
Reports say crew members on the Chilean freighter Quinteros are missing after a collision with the freighter America off Punta Pataqua in dense fog. Three bodies were recovered. America, lightly damaged, sails to Arica.
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Santiago
Chile
Quinteroos
America
Punta Pataqua
Whih
Amerca
Arica
Former resident robbed of $200 by five bandits
Russell Lutes once a Jackson county resident who now lives in New Bellville Brown county was robbed of about $200 by five men who called him Mr. Baker a nickname from his past. The incident occurred last Monday night when the bandits summoned him from his home to fetch gasoline for their store visit.
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Russell Lutes
Jackson County
New Bellville
Brown County
Mr. Baker
Lutes
Man Found Near Death in Room
Police report a man was found near death in a room, with responders rushing him to a hospital for urgent care as investigators examine possible causes and circumstances surrounding the incident.
Seymour Couple Escapes in Grash Car Crash
A collision near the White River bridge involved a machine driven by Dr. Guy Martin of Seymour and another car driven by Harry C. Jones 74 of the Columbus Abstract Company. Jones suffered facial and neck cuts and shock but his injuries were not believed serious. he was thrown into a windshield.
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Guy Martin
Seymour
Harry C. Jones
Columbus Abstract Company
White River Bridge
Columbus Republican
Mrs Cordes Seriously Ill at Columbus
Mrs Grover Cordes is seriously ill at her home on Seventh Street and Lafayette Avenue in Columbus Indiana after a sudden illness last Sunday Her husband is a former Seymour resident and has several relatives in the area A Christmas Travelogue program is listed for Sunday evening at First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Grover Cordes
Seventh Street
Lafayette Avenue
Columbus
Ind
Seymour
Auto Kills Large Snake Near School
A large black white patterned chicken snake more than four feet long was found near Washington school house by janitor Cale P. Tovey. It was crushed by an automobile and taken to Union Hardware store for exhibit, unusual for this season.
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Washington School House
Cale P. Tovey
Union Hardware Store
Fear Still Felt for King George
London reports the King rested quietly through the night and showed signs of improvement while medical circles caution over his weakened heart. The illness enters its third week as Buckingham Palace offers unofficial reassurance.
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King George
United Press
London
Buckingham Palace
Cox Betz grocery changes ownership sole Betz
Julian Betz becomes sole owner of Cox and Betz grocery and meat market as Frank Cox retires. The store will continue at the Second and Ewing location with current delivery policies. The firm, established over a decade ago, remains a local meat market with loyal customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Betz
Cox & Betz Grocery and Meat Market
Cox & Betz
Frank Cox
Second
Ewing Streets
Betz
Coa
Unconscious hotel guest found in Bowling Green
A man registering as J. C. Trotes of Bowling Green Kentucky was found unconscious in his hotel room this morning. He was taken to Schenck Memorial Hospital around 12:30 pm and remained unconscious at 1:30 pm. Dr Shields offered no cause and denied self harm or alcohol involvement as explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Trotes
Bowling Green
Trotes
Sehneck Memorial Scepital
Shields
Promise to pay ransom tied to Ed Alvey kidnapping
Friends say Louisville bookmaker Ed Alvey paid or promised to pay a ransom between 5 000 and 19 000 before being released in New Albany after two days. One kidnapper alias Harry identified by police. another suspect has a known alias. Authorities link Harry to a prior raid on Leonard's Camp where gunmen robbed gamblers and wounded four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed” Alvey
Louisville
King
New Albany
Alvey
Harry
Leonard
Harred’s Creek
Hoover Resting After Arduous Peru Program
President-elect Hoover rests aboard the Maryland off Peru after a strenuous Latin America visit plan. Landslides on the Trans-Andrean railway threaten to alter Hoover’s route to Buenos Aires via straits, with repairs expected before next week’s cross country voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Maryland
Hoover Spengs
Lima
Peru
Mr. Hoover
Buenos
Man Held In Jail For Contempt Of Court In Divorce Case
Charles Cook of Seymour was jailed in Jackson County Jail after failing to comply with a court order in a divorce action. Judge Cox noted Cook’s neglect of support payments to Rosa E. Cook, who filed a cross complaint and sought temporary alimony. The court ordered $10 weekly support and warned Cook that continued nonpayment would lead to jail. $30 was due with ongoing weekly payments.
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Charles Cook
Seymour
Jackson County
Cook
Cox
Rosa E. Cook
Bef
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M. E. Men’s
Mad. W.L. Johnson
Estel H. Hancock Music al Radio Co
St. Paul
Southern Indiana
H. S
Estel H. Hancock Music and Radio Co
Institute of Redding Township
Maumee
C. Trotes
Bowling Green, Ky
P. M
Grash
U. S. Road 31
Firat Baptist Church
Auto
Prince
Business Change
Vietors and Bransweks
Wave
Hoover
Antofagasta
Altberto Parcios
Riles Goble
Seymour Water Co
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