Wreck Roles Up Fatal Fire and Horse Death Near Ernest Cody Home
An Indianapolis man and two others were hurt when a Oakland car borrowed from Tip Richardson struck a farm wagon on the state road near the Ernest Cody home. The car caught fire and one horse was killed while another was injured. Graves disappeared after the collision and was found later. Downs, unconscious at first, recovered enough to aid the wagon's clearing.
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Carney Downs
Price Graves
Indianapolis
Howard Graves
Oakland
Tip Richardson
Ernest Cody
Downs
Graves
James Cockerham
Charles Roeger
Willard Kruwell
Walter Ortstadt
Otto
Richardson
Subway Sadie Ride at the Princess
A whimsical notice of a dreamland inspired show titled Subway Sadie Ride with Sadie, described as a novelty act. It advertises performances at the Princess venue on Monday, promising playful turns and light entertainment.
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Sadie
Dreamland
Loveland
Home Made Candy by Clara Taskey for Christmas
Clara Taskey offers homemade Christmas candies. Leave your order by calling 724-W. Unknown additional details appear as fragment.
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Clara Taskey
Plan employment bureau at Shields high school
Shields high school authorities favor a student employment bureau to aid girls dropping out for work after hours. Superintendent Norman J. Lasher invites Seymour citizens to cooperate, offering to connect trusted offers of side jobs through the school clerk at the Shields building.
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Shields
Norman J. Lasher
You Are Invited To Presbyterian Church Services
Invitation to Sunday services at the Presbyterian church with a morning topic A Christless World and an evening recital by the Miriam Girls choir. It invites attendance and mutual help between the congregation and attendees.
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Presbyterian Church
Miriam
Stores Open Evenings Through Christmas in Seymour
Seymour merchants voted to keep stores open evenings until Friday December 24 with Christmas Day closed. Santa will visit Seymour next week as shoppers rush to buy gifts. decor, window displays, and trees enhance the season while residents confess they may still be behind on purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Seymour
Seymour Business Men’s Association
West Second Street
Two Men Bound Over To Circuit Court In Burglary Case
Orville Peg Stewart and Clarence D. Goens pleaded not guilty in Mayor Miles's court this afternoon after being charged with burglarizing the Shiel Hide and Leather Co Wednesday night. They waived preliminary hearing and were bound over to the circuit court with bonds of 1000 and 2000 dollars respectively. Henry Bentley, colored, who escaped from the Medora marshal, remains at large after an all night manhunt.
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Orville
Peg’ Stewart
Clarence D. Goens
Miles
Shiel Hide and Leather Company
Stewart
Goens
Henry Bentley
Medora
Alpha Class Market Auction Notice
American Security hosts a Saturday sale on December 18 at 1 PM featuring chicken and noodles salads baked beans pies cakes and more with items 11 16 and 17d listed in the catalog.
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American Security
Haymakers Notice Urges Members to Attend Monday Meeting
All members are urged to be present Monday night. Business of importance, d13d aw W. S. Prall, C. of S.
White Way lights restored by new Wheat-Stone-Bridge finder
Seymour townspeople saw the White Way glow again as WL Clark of Bevins Plumbing explained that intermittent outages came from electric leaks in lamp pedestal cables. Three leaks were located near Huber's shoe store Sumner's meat market and Hartsell barber shop. The Wheat Stone Bridge finder, a costly instrument, guided repairs by digging and fixing the damaged cables. The city clerk treasurer J K Jennings noted the Inter state contract covers current while the city handles lighting system repairs.
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Seymour
Locel Telephone Company
WL. Clark
Bevins Plumbing Company
Huber
Sumner
Hartsell
Interstate Public Service Company
J. K. Jennings
Union Service Brings Trinity and First Methodists Together
A joint union service of the Trinity Methodists and the First Methodists will be held Sunday evening at Trinity church. Rev. C J Moeller and Rev. W E Brown announced the event to allow both congregations to hear Bishop J L Nuelson visiting Seymour for the weekend. The bishop will discuss Present Religious Conditions of Central Europe while en route from Texas to Zurich, Switzerland.
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Trinity Methodists
First Methodists
Trinity Church
C.J. Moeller
W. E. Brown
First Church
J. L. Nuelson
Seymour
Texas
Zurich
Switzerland
Central
Europe
Mrs Emma Beukman Dies at 46 Near Browns Corner
Mrs Emma Beukman of the Brown's Corner neighborhood died this morning at 8 o'clock after a two week illness. Funeral services will be Monday at 2 PM at Ackeret Chapel with burial in Reddington cemetery. She was 46, married to E W Beukman, daughter of D M Sealock. Four children Edith Inez Roy and Virgil survive plus three brothers William Davis B Sealock Stratton Colo Granal Sealock Austin and sisters Mrs Myrtle White Terre Haute and Mrs Maggie Machlan Clifty.
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Emma Beukman
Brown’s Corner
Ackeret Chapel
Reddington
D. M. Sealock
E. W. Beukman
Edith
Inez
Roy
Virgil
William Sealock
Davis’ B. Sealock
Stratton
Colo
Granal Sealock
Austin
Myrtle White
Terre Haute
Maggie Machlan
Clifty
Infant Carpenter Dies at Two Months Old
Edwin Anderson Carpenter two months old son of Frank and Emma Herecamp Carpenter died at 3 o clock Friday afternoon at their home near Peters Switch of complications. In addition to the parents he leaves three brothers and a sister. Funeral services will be Sunday at 10 o'clock at the home and 10:30 at the Rickford M E church with Rev C A Horton officiating. Burial in Riverview cemetery.
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Edwin Anderson Carpenter
Frank
Emma Herecamp Carpenter
Peter’s
Rickford M
Mrs. Schaefer Dies. Detroit Widow Former resident
Nicholas Schaefer of Detroit telegrammed today that his wife Mrs. Schaefer died early today. Funeral to be held in Detroit Monday. The Schaefers formerly lived here before moving to Detroit years ago. He was once engaged in ice manufacturing while a resident.
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Peter Richart
Nicholas Schaefer
Detroit
Eight New Knit Models and Xmas Lingerie Reductions
Mrs. C. F. Edmondson represents Luk-Shu-Ri Knit offering eight new dress models and substantial price cuts on lingerie negligees and hosiery for Christmas sale.
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C. F. Edmondson
Subways Lovers Stir Passion at the Princess Mon day
A concise note highlights a stage romance where a shop girl and a subway guard find surprising romance at the Princess Mon day venue, hinting at lively dialogue and comic exchanges as their bond develops.
Christmas Records Arrival From Van de Walle Co
Van de Walle Music and Radio Co announces a large shipment of Christmas records including a fine German assortment at 115d address.
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van de Walle Music and Radio Co
Cars Washed Day or Night at Central Garage
A brief notice reports cars washed day or night at Central Garage. A son was born Thursday to Mr and Mrs Glen Waggoner with the mother formerly Miss Nellie Stewart.
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Glen Waggoner
Waggoner
Nellie ‘Stewart
Oil Gage Defense Rbots Today After An Operatic Finish
Washington December 11 an operatic finale to the defense case in the Fall Doheny oil conspiracy trial was had today as an added attraction to the drama of high finance politics petroleum and intrigue before a youthful jury. The defense closed today and the jury will get the case late Monday or Tuesday. John McCormack testified that Doheny's reputation and patriotism are of the highest quality.
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Washington
Doheny
John McCormack
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
New
Denby
Daugherty
U. S
Walsh
Lenroot
Harreld
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
K. L. Doheny
Senate
Los Angeles Elk Hills
Fear of New Rabies Epidemic in County Livestock
Local veterinarian Dr. W. A. Martin warned that rabies may spread again among county livestock. He has treated several animals and noted a rise in dumb rabies versus the furious form. He is consulting health officers about reestablishing a quarantine.
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W. A. Martin
Art Needlecraft Shop Gifts and Xmas Embellishments
The notice advertises an Art Needlecraft Shop offering Xmas gifts and novelties including stamped art goods, D. M. C. floss in eighteen colors, and embossed Xmas ecards priced at one dollar. Credit goes to Mrs. C. E. Edmondson and mentions a child.
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Xmas
D. M. C. Floss
C. E. Edmondson
Arrest Him Detention Sought for Extradition
Washington dispatch reports District Attorney Asa Keyes of Los Angeles will request Chicago police to detain Kenneth G. Ormiston, Angelus Temple radio operator, pending extradition proceedings.
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Washington
Asa Keyes
Los Angeles
Chicago
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Angelus Temple
Grange Reelects Everett Foster At Seymour Meeting
Everett Foster was reelected master of the Seymour Grange at a regular meeting in the K of P Armory. Officers elected included Henry Ahlert overseer Opal Spray lecturer Harriet Roager chaplain Ben Spray secretary Mrs Ben Spray treasurer Otis Ruddick steward George Goings assistant steward Frank Maschino gate keeper and Mrs Hf Dannettell Mrs EB Hancock and Mrs August Kiel graces. Installation will occur the first meeting night in January with Jesse Newsom state master and assistants in charge. The Grange also planned its annual Christmas party for next Friday night at the K of P Armory.
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Everett Foster
Seymour Grange
K. of P. Armory
Henry Ahlert
Opal Spray
Harriet Roeger
Ben Spray
Otis Ruddick
George Goings
Frank Maschino
Hf. C. Dannettell
EB. 11. Hancock
August Kiel
Jesse Newsom
Special features at Presbyterian church Sunday evening
Public invited to church notices featuring the Mir iam Girls music and a sermon titled The Gospel According to Benjamin Franklin.
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Presbyterian Church
Miriam Girls
Benjamin Franklin
Twenty-Four Hoosier Families Prepare To Bury Dead In Mine Disaster
Princeton Indiana December 11 Twenty four families in a grief stricken mining community prepared to bury their dead from the Francisco Coal Company Mine No 2 explosion. Death toll reached 31 with Jesse Williams dying at 1 30 pm and Clifford Biel 16 among those killed earlier. Five families mourn without funeral rites as five men remain sealed in the burning mine awaiting oxygen exhaustion. Mine officials and inspectors said no one is to blame for the disaster.
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Princeton
Ind
Francisco Coal Company
Jake Shafter
Jesse Williams
Clifford Biel
Starley Snow
J. H W
Earl Gates
Fred
William James
Francisco
S. J. Rohl
W. P. Ratliff
Emery West
Walter Thomas
Claude Wright
Rohl
Ratliff
Tode Rohl
Two Held in Poison Plot at Indiana School
Kosciusko county youths Athol and Samuel Riley, aged 23 and 18, are jailed on charges linked to poisoning the Mt Tabor district school well which sickened thirteen children. Prosecutor Rockhill cites affidavits and arsenic purchases at Nappanee as evidence, while three confessions implicate others in the alleged plot.
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Warsaw
Ind
Athol
Samuel Riley
Kosciusko County
Morrison Rockhill
Mt. Tabor District School
Rockhill
Nappanee
Pearl Applegate
Indianapolis
Riley
Nct
Tabor
B. Riley
Candlelight Service by Seymour Pupils Sunday December 19
A candlelight service will be held at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon December 19 at Shields auditorium. Pupils of Seymour schools will present the program under the direction of Miss Edna B. Smith. You are cordially invited.
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Shields Auditorium
Seymour
Edna B. Smith
Subway Sadie at Princess Monday
A brief note highlights a show titled Subway Sadie at the Princess theater Monday. It promises speed, convenience, and safety as themes central to the screening or performance.
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Sadie
Princess
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