Honor Roll of Shield High School Second Six Weeks
Ninety three students earned honors at Shield High School the largest on a single list this year Forty five on the high honor roll and fifty eight on the regular honor roll Scholastic thresholds twelve and ten points with only Cs allowed for eligibility Senior girls lead with sixty two honorees while boys total thirty one The senior class dominates the high honor tally with thirteen seniors on the list and fourteen point top marks shared by Lavonna Trueblood Harriett Bobb Carolyn Bollinger and John Osterman.
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Shield High School
A. L. Glaze
Lavonna Trueblood
Harriett B. Bobb
Carolyn A. Bollinger
John Osterman
Louis Ackerman
Wilfred Baughman
Earl Persinger
Charlies Trueblood
Joyce Giasson
Edith Otting
Paul Preuss
Carl Harlow
Mary L. Hess
Rex Davis
Marjorie Butcher
Marylou Matthew
Agnes Akins
Clarence Stuckwisch
Robert Cline
Harold Fill
Evelyn Burbrink
Margaret Rapp
Margaret Walters
Jean Hopewell
Betty Hoadley
Verna Preuss
Mary F. Herecamp
Virginia Feaster
Rebecca Flint
Ruth Destinon
Dale Fink
Carolyn Kasper
Harlan Kriete
Marguerite Hess
Kathleen Nicholson
Harold Brackemoyre
Dorothy J. Sweazey
Mary Margaret Shade
Margaret Butcher
Margaret Jones
Oswald Lange
Sylvia Zickler
Lois Droege
Dorothy Reid
Virginia Disney
Harriett Roeger
Helen Vince
Amy Douglas
Leland Swengel
Pauline Johnson
Gerald Cram
Edna Barkdall
Lewis Hutchens
Roger Finley
Emaline Patrick
Josephine Dowell
George Bowman
George Vehslage
Ray Clark
Herbert Zickler
Dorothy Meyers
Onella Robertson
Betty Ballard
Margaret Garvey
Margaret Stanfield
Charles Cook
Stella Walter
Louise Noelker
Wilbert
Lions Club presents Henry's Wedding at Shields High
The Seymour Lions Club staged Henry's Wedding before a large Shields High School auditorium crowd on Thursday. The amateur comedy featured Edmund Moses and Mrs. Francis Jordan in lead roles with a strong local cast delivering humorous situations, including a double wedding plot and a kidnapping caper.
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Shields High School
Seymour Lions Club
Henry
Edmund Moses
Francis Jordan
Ronald Borcherding
Helen Steincamp
Mr. Moses
Uncle Henry
Mere
Jordan
Samantha Green
Jack
Mary
Beaus
Bettes
Marjorie Browning
Orvis Steinberger
George McLaughlin
Hubert Corman
Chet Taylor
Hortense Griffitts
DeWitte Ogan
Harold Cole Watkins
Julius Harlow
Ben Hoffmeier
0. C. Shannon
Mildred Davis
W. P. Rooney
Greensburg Faces Bedford Showdown In Cuban Strife Hype
City honor roll announced as readers speculate on Greensburg team challenging Bedford Tuesday night. The mood hints at a heated clash amid ongoing Cuban strife with local fans keeping watch on scores and outcomes.
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Greensburg
Bedford
Christmas Savings Checks Sent to Local Depositors
About $20,000 in Christmas Savings checks were mailed today to depositors in the area. The Jackson Loan and Trust Company and the Seymour National Bank Christmas Savings departments issued the checks, placed in the mail after business hours Thursday and set for delivery this morning.
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Jackson Loan and Trust Company
Seymour National Bank
Lindberghs Reach Para on Christmas Flight
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh landed in Para Brazil returning home for Christmas after a Natal to Para leg of their Brazil trip. They had covered 1094 miles from Natal with over 3000 miles still to Miami en route.
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Para
Brazil
Charles A. Lindbergh
Natal
Miami
Teachers Buy Health Bond To Aid Christmas Seal Drive
Seymour teachers purchase a $50 health bond during Jackson County Tuberculosis Association efforts. About 82 000 seals delivered, with total seals mailed reaching 150 000 countywide. Funds mostly stay in Indiana to support public health nurse work and a Schneck Memorial Hospital clinic led by Dr. Charles McIntyre.
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Jackson County Tuberculosis Association
Seymour Teachers’ Federation
Edmund J. Montgomery
Jackson County Seal Sale
Seymour
Montgomery
County Association
Jackson County
Indiana
National Association
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Charles McIntyre
Indianapolis
Mrs. Bertie Gossman Injured in Auto Mishap Near Sidney
Mrs. Bertie Gossman Cunningham of Sidney, south of Tampico, is recovering after an auto overturn left her with severe bruises and lacerations. The incident occurred around 5 30 in the morning as she drove alone about five miles from home. She is the daughter of Mrs. Louis Gossman of Brownstown and has two sisters and a brother living in Brownstown.
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Bertie Gossman Cunningham
Sidney
Tampico
Cunningham
Louis Gossman
Brownstown
Max Cribb
Elizabeth Moore
George Gossman
Norwegian ski jumper held on Nazi bombing charges
Birger Hund, a Norwegian ski jumper who dominated International Ski contests in Innsbruck in 1952, was jailed last night in connection with alleged Nazi noise bombing. The city endured nightly cannonading by bombers, and Hund’s arrest shocked locals amid mass detentions of Austrian ski experts.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Birger Hund
Colder Weather Expected Across Indiana
The United States Weather Bureau warns of colder air approaching from the northwest. Snow flurries possible in the northern half tonight as temperatures dip from fifteen to twenty four degrees in the north and west and twenty two to twenty eight in the south and east.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
United States Weather Bureau
Roosevelt eyes gold policy as price trend holds and RFC plan advances
Administration observers view the gold program as ready to be used if needed, noting six days at 34.01 dollars per ounce and a $950 million treasury certificates sale. They say gold purchases by the government and European buyers affect the outlook, with over subscription seen as a sign of policy support. Jesse Jones calls European demand insufficient to bridge gaps in policy effectiveness.
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Associated, Press
Washington
Dec
Roo
Roosevelt
Treasury
Jesse Jones
RFC
White House
Jealous Feelings Net Badly Damaged Tractor
Bruce Childers of Ft. Ritner reported damage to his tractor left by White River last week. He cites jealous local sentiment over road work as motive and values the loss at 125 dollars with no insurance. H. McCaun of Metora was in town on business.
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Bruce Childers
Ft. Ritner
Lawrence County
White River
Childers
Car Shanty Break-In Reported on O'Brien Street
A Baltimore and Ohio railroad car shanty near O'Brien street was broken into Thursday night. Hack saw blades and twenty five gallons of gasoline were stolen. The lock was broken and Seymour police are investigating, reported by Elmore a railroad section foreman.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
O’brien
Seymour
Elmore
Notre Dame to Replace Anderson with Layden as Coach
Elmer Layden will become Notre Dame head football coach next fall replacing Heartley Anderson. Jess Harper will retire as athletic director with Layden possibly holding both posts. Harper’s successor to be announced in two weeks. Layden leaves Duquesne to take charge in 1934.
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South Bend
Ind
Elmer Layden
Heartley
Hank” Anderson
Notre Dame
Jess Harper
Harper
Lawden
Duquesne
Charles O'Donnell
Anderson
Knute Rockne
Fighting Irish
Rockne
Jack Chevigny
Chevigny
Indiana
Northwestern
Army
Kansas
Noble Kiser
Purdue
Kizer
Boilermakers
Mussolini Plan Near Rejection Foe to Versailles Guarantees
Washington reports indicate Mussolini’s proposed super league plan, extending control across three world zones, faces likely rejection by state department officials. France may balk at discarding Versailles treaty guarantees, including territorial integrity and League powers. The plan envisions US dominance in the Americas and Asia while Europe remains under a four-nation group, altering key Covenant Articles 10 14 15 and 16.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mussolini
State Department
France
United States
Americas
Japan
Russia
Asia
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Europe
League of Nations
Wilson
United States Senate
Henry Cabot Lodge
League
World Court
League Council
Seven Die As Home Destroyed By Fire In Sault Ste. Marie
In Sault Ste. Marie Michigan seven people died when a house burned after 1 30 am. The victims include Genevieve Hibblen 31 and four children Genevieve 8 Catherine 6 Jerome 5 Ernest 2 and Erline Orr 19 and her daughter Constance 18 months. The fire started from an overheated stove and neighbors did not notice until it was too late. Albert Orr husband of Mrs. Orr worked on a dredging project in the Detroit river near Amherstburg.
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Genevieve Hibblen
Genevieve
Catherine
Jerome
Ernnest
Erline Orr
Constance
Merger Near Between Northwestern and University of Chicago
The Chicago Tribune reports the Northwestern University and University of Chicago merger is likely to become effective within two months. The Chicago trustees pledged not to use the merger to gain property tax exemptions.
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Chicago
The
Chicago Tribune
Northwestern University
University of Chicago
Hearing Near Close on Indiana Power Rate Case
Presentation of evidence to the Public Service Commission in the electric rate case against Public Service Company of Indiana was completed today. Sixteen small towns that buy wholesale power and redistribute it will present their case on Tuesday.
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Indianapolis
Public Service Commission
Public Service Company of Indiana
Perception Trick Reveals Upside Down World Converts Right
Visual illusion shows the eye receives inverted images yet the brain flips them to perceive objects correctly. Researchers note the retina captures inverted signals and cortical processing stabilizes vision for a coherent scene interpretation.
Four Diphtheria Quarantine Homes Reduced in Seymour
Quarantine for diphtheria in Seymour drops to four homes after Oliver Stanfield residence at 634 Euclid Avenue Glenlawn is released by city sanitary officer James A. Willey. Eleven year old Richard Stanfield had fallen ill with the disease.
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Seymour
Oliver Stanfield
Euclid Avenue
Glenlawn
James A. Willey
Richard
Cuban capital trembles as troops seize midtown Havana
Heavy detachments of soldiers and sailors moved into midtown Havana as President Ramon Grau San Martin faced a sleepless night. Talks between Grau regime leaders and opposition figures followed, amid warnings over the new 50 percent native Cuban labor law and potential upheaval at the American owned Cuban Electric Company.
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Havana
Ramon Grau San Martin
Grau
Antonio Guiteras
Interior and War
Fernandez de Medina
Fulgencio Batista
Death of Grant Downs Aged 71 in Jennings County
Grant Downs 71 of rural route seven North Vernon died at 11 30 this morning at home after seven weeks illness. He was born April 8 1862 in Jennings County son of Benjamin and May Downs. Survived by widow Lillie Sweany Downs a son Howard Indianapolis two daughters Mrs William Drake Indianapolis and Mrs Walter Stanfiel Jennings County one brother Clayton Downs Jennings County. Services 2 pm Monday from the home with Rev Walter Mosely Union Town. Burial River View Cemetery.
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Grant Downs
North Vernon
Seymour
Mr. Downs
Jennings County
Benjamin
May Waldorf Downs
Lillie Sweany
Howard
Indianapolis
William FE. Drake
Indianapics
Walter Stanfiel
Mob Burns Black Man After Killing White Woman in Texas Town
In Kountze Texas a Black ex convict David Gregory accused of killing Mrs Mellie Brockman was hunted by a mob. His body was dragged through the streets and a heart and other organs were removed before flames consumed the remains. Deputies and locals guarded the Hardin county jail as the mob dispersed.
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Kountze
Tex
David Gregory
Mellie W Broekman
Aer
Voth
Beaumont
Victor
Mont
Bee
Miles Jordan
Hardin County
Ory
Brockman
Four Held In Lynching Case
Associated Press reports from St. Joseph Missouri that eight men are in custody following the lynching of Levi Warner a 19 year old Black man accused of assaulting a Jewish girl. Police say the mob action occurred in November and locals are awaiting further developments.
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Associated Press
St. Joseph
Mc. Dee
Lievd Warner
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Federation
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H. ©. McCaun
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Four Horsemen
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Versailles
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Dee
Tribune
Pay
Texas
Wes Ant
Aueeie Erecette
Ghote
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