Indiana Weather Outlook Mostly Cloudy Then Cooler
A mostly cloudy night gives way to generally fair Wednesday with cooler temperatures in the northern part of Indiana.
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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1925
Page
8
A mostly cloudy night gives way to generally fair Wednesday with cooler temperatures in the northern part of Indiana.
Quotation style lines from Cincinnati Times-Star and Defiance Crescent-News juxtapose views on justice and delay. The first ethics line notes liberty tied to judicial outcomes. The second quips on dying without queueing, reflecting column humor on civic life.
Wheat rose two cents with No 1 at 1.79 and No 2 at 1.77 dollars. The Brownstown lodge Knights of Pythias will elect officers tonight. Miss Thelma Findley recovers after surgery at Sehneck Memorial hospital. Charley Kerkhoff, injured operating a corn cutter, shows improvement. several fingers were lost. Mrs W C Young of Paducah, formerly Seymour resident, in critical but improving condition. Sparks caused roof shingles fire at 110 East Brown Street. 4 15 PM blaze caused $1 damage, insured and contained by firefighters.
Seventh and eighth graders in Jackson county will work seven problems on farm inventory during Farm Inventory Week December 28 to January 2. Questions cover items in a farm inventory, bushel calculations, hay tonnage, depreciation, and valuation timing. T. L. Frost chairs the event as local manager.
Employes of the Seymour district and Salem of Interstate Public Service attended a public relations meeting Monday evening at 8 o'clock to discuss problems concerning good service. The session was held at the company office.
The description highlights delicate sheer fabrics in pastel hues for boudoir or breakfast jackets. A narrow frill of lace trim, satin ribbon for a short girdle, and a chiffon blossom at the neck are featured. A wide ribbon bandeau is decorated with ribbons and lace.
Rev Carl Winters led the Baptist church Sunday with George Wilson set for next Sunday's Christian church. Visitors include Gerald Waskom and Robert Patton from Cincinnati. A community bazaar and auction at Harrod school on December 12 will feature a supper and a play Her Forgetful Husband plus other entertainment. Proceeds from a recent Baptist pie supper funded a church piano.
Russell Chapel urges attendance for Brother Stambush on Sunday at 2 PM. Family news includes ill child of Mr. and Mrs. James Parker and births to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence King and to Mr. and Mrs. Tanny Teipern. Local commerce mentions Tampico stores, hog killing, and visits across Vernon, Bedford, and Kokomo.
The Pleasant Ridge revival meetings, ongoing in the community, concluded on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Hendricks Goens were among attendees noted in the closing report.
A humorous exchange about giving a mother in law an automobile for Christmas. The punchline notes the car will not run far from her house before breaking down, reflecting a lighthearted family feud.
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