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Seymour Daily Tribune

Location

Seymour, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1929

Page

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Jennings County Officials Clash With Convicts and Bank Robbery Plot

North Vernon police and Jennings County authorities clashed as Sheriff Bannister arrested Chicago men Howard Mackey and John Ross on suspicion. Guns and saws found in the car sparked a plan to free Gene Alger and his wife jailed for a Paris Crossing bank robbery.

Vernon North Vernon Wilbur Bannister Grnings County Jack Smith Bannister Howard Mackey John Ross Chicago Gene Alger Jennings County Paris Crossing

Convicted Murderer to Seek New Trial at December Term

The Jen nings circuit court opens Monday December 16 in Vernon with cases of public interest. New dockets include Gene Alger and Josephine Alger in a Paris Crossing bank robbery. Horace Peters seeks a new trial for Mabel Van Osdel murder. State v Bacret liquor laws case also on docket. Twelve divorce suits and 100 civil cases listed. no final settlements or real estate sales. Term runs December 16 to January 18.

Jennings Vernon Gene Alger Josephine Alger Paris Crossing Horace Peters Mabel van Osdel Benjamin Bacret

Local Library Hour Endorses Good Books

The Seymour public library story hour promotes reading with Robin Hood tales circulating after last Saturday’s session. Tomorrow miss Bery Dannettelle and miss Madaline Williams will tell humorous stories from library books for grades 1 3 at 9 30 and grades 4 6 at 10.

Seymour Public Library Robin Hood Ro- Hood Bery Dannettelle Madaline Williams

Ralph Richards Co Presents Three Shows Tomorrow

The Ralph Richards Company will stage three complete performances tomorrow, including one special matinee and two evening shows, aligned with the feature program.

Ralph Richards

Seymour Telephone Company Reorganizes

Indianapolis December 13 Southern Indiana Telephone and Telegraph Company of Seymour filed reorganization papers with the secretary of state. The charter lists 10,000 shares of common stock with no par value and 2,000 shares of preferred stock at 100 par value. Incorporators are Lon C. Griffitts John F. Kent Hardin H. Carter Elbert S. Welch and Cullen B. Barnes.

Indianapolis Southern Indiana Telephone and Telegraph Company Seymour Secretary of State Lon C. Griffitts John F. Kent Hardin H. Carter Elberts. Welch Cullen B. Barnes

Balanced Owl Team to Meet Shelbyville Tonight

A finely balanced Owl roster will face Shelbyville at Shields High School Gym tonight. Coach Babe Wheeler expects his squad to be at its best, with a shakeup in the lineup and a focus on stronger guarding to slow the visitors. Wheeler plans to adapt his rotation after a week of rehearsal, while Shelbyville presents a tough opponent following recent wins by Connersville and Shelby champs. New lighting along the court is hoped to boost Seymour’s scoring punch for the showdown.

Owl Shelbyville Shields High School Babe Wheeler Owls Bedford Wheeler Franklin Connersville Shelby Columbus Seymour

Christmas Path Carols to be Sung at St Paul Church

The St Paul church places a Christmas tree to be lit for a Sunday carol service titled Christmas Paths led by Rev J Willard Yoder. The event follows the church’s second annual Christmas season service with carols from the screen. On Christmas Sunday the First Christmas Service will be re enacted for the third straight year at St Paul church.

St. Paul J. Willard Yoder St. Paul Church

Former Seymour Resident George Lane Dies in Illinois

Mrs Rex Whitson learned this morning that her brother George Lane, formerly of Seymour, died suddenly at his Springfield Illinois home on Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Whitson traveled to Springfield. Lane lived in Seymour years ago and is survived by his mother Mrs Mary Lane his wife and son. She had been living with the Whitsons until moving to Indianapolis for winter with her daughter Mrs Fred Merz.

Rex. Whitson George Lane Seymour Springfield Illinois Whitson Lane Mary Lane Whitsons Fred Merz Indianapolis

Merchants Plan Celebration for Downtown Holiday Lights

The Seymour Merchants Association will unveil a new holiday lighting system in the business district Monday night with copper wiring and about 1500 colored bulbs. The Seymour band may perform and Santa Claus will appear for the first time this year as merchants keep stores open on the holiday schedule.

Business Men’s Association C. H. Wiethoff Merchants Association Seymour Santa Claus

District Lions Club Meet in Scottsburg Gathering

Seymour Brownstown and Crothersville Lions clubs join Scottsburg hosts for district Lions meeting in Scottsburg school room. Edward Snethen of Indianapolis, district governor, attends as guest of honor and principal speaker. Lynn Craig, Scottsburg member and former district governor, helps host.

Seymour Brownstown Crothersville Lions Scottsburg Edward ©. Snethen Indianapolis Scottsburg Lions Lynn Craig Scottsburg Club

You Cannot Buy a Better Radio at Any Price

Ad touts Majestic radio with claim you cannot beat it and urges ordering for Christmas from Estel Hancock Music and Radio Co with dl4d notice on page 4 column 3

Majestic Christmes Estel Hancock Music and Radio Co

Campaign opens to double county Farm Bureau members

The Jackson County Farm Bureau in Brownstown launched a drive to double county membership after a well attended meeting at the courthouse. Indiana Farm Bureau officials Mesers, VanHook and Stevens urged farmer cooperation and highlighted federation gains and commodity coops sponsored by the Farm Bureau. About fifty farm families attended and joined a noon dinner at the Baptist church.

Farm Bureau Jackson County Farm Bureau Court House Brownstown Mesers VanHook Stevens Indiana Farm Bureau Indianapolis Federal Farm Board Baptist Church

Special Assembly Sought to Relieve Southern Indiana Schools

County school superintendents met in Shoals Indiana on December 13 to urge a special legislative session to aid schools in the south. They proposed a luxury tax on autos tobacco cosmetics and related items potentially raising about 20 million dollars annually. Speakers described deplorable conditions and planned to urge Governor Leslie to call the session.

Shoals Ind Indiana Leslie

See and Hear Christmas With The Children at First Baptist

A Sunday evening program titled Christmas With The Children or Night Before Christmas will be presented at First Baptist Church. The event invites families to enjoy a festive program featuring readings and performances by local children and church members.

First Baptist Church

Girl Writes Santa for New Nose in Wisconsin

Eight year old Doris Graw, whose mother is dead and father missing, writes Santa asking for one gift a nose. Her letter appears in the Sparta Herald. County Judge N A Richards will act as Santa before Christmas and arrange for Doris to go to the Wisconsin General Hospital in Madison for treatment.

Sparta Wis Doris Graw Santa Claus Sparta Herald Doris N. A. Richards Wisconsin General Hospital Madison

Poor to Be Made Happy by Gifts of More Fortunate

About fifty Seymour families are to receive Christmas baskets of food and gifts through the Seymour Welfare Association. At a Thursday meeting in Louis Aufenberg’s office township trustee churches and schools pledged full cooperation. The association will not distribute baskets directly but coordinate donations from churches and lenders across Seymour.

Seymour Seymour Welfare Association Louis Aufenberg Welfare Association

Downings to Rebuild After Fire Damages North Poplar Home

The Downing family begun razing the badly damaged Ralph Downing residence at 321 North Poplar street. They plan a new modern bungalow on the same site once removal work ends.

Ralph Downing North Poplar Street Downings

Christmas Vacation Starts December 20

City schools close for Christmas from December 20 with students and teachers freed at 3 p m. They reopen a week after December 31. Dismissals include an early Friday and a half holiday on New Year’s Day. Superintendent N J Lasher announced the schedule.

N. J. Lasher

Senate clears path for 1 percent tax cut vote

Senate leaders, after pushing aside obstacles, plan immediate consideration of the $160 million tax reduction. The measure would cut normal income taxes by one percent for individuals and corporations in the coming year, with debate likely to conclude tomorrow.

Associated Press Washington Senate House Smoot Finance Committee Watson Indiana Couzens Michigan Treasury Mellon White House Hoover

Special Court Ordered For Prison Riot Trial

Governor Roosevelt ordered a special term of the Supreme Court in Cayuga County to swiftly try surviving leaders of Auburn prison mutiny. The search for ten missing guns continued as investigators from the corrections department and district attorney gathered with Warden Jennings to obtain evidence over the weekend.

Associated Press Auburn N. Y Supreme Court Cayuga County Roosevelt Raymond F. C. Kiel Corrections Edgar S. Jennings Benjamin Kenyon Cayuca County Julius Hoffer Kenyon

Prison Break Ends With Warden Forced Release

Warden Widgar SS. Jennings was overpowered by convicts who compelled him to release twelve inmates to save his life in a prison incident.

Widgar SS. Jennings

Influenza Germ Is Isolated by Chicago University Scientist

Dr Isadore S Falk of the University of Chicago announced the isolation of the influenza germ after a year of work. He and 13 experimenters contracted the disease during research. Falk hopes a vaccine or antitoxin may help control influenza and related illnesses. The germ is described as a pleomorphic streptococcus forming pearl like clumps.

Chicago University Chicago Isadore S. Falk University of Chicago Falk Park

Annual Election Held by Seymour Commandery Knights Templar

The Seymour Commandery Knights Templar held its annual election and installation of officers after a 1 dinner at the Masonic Temple. New officers include Lett, Klein, Douglass, Meseke, Mott, Liven sparger, Cox, Hague, Conner, Hancock, Owens, Hatton, Goss, and others. ceremony led by Windom Goss. Out of town guests listed include Mr. and Mrs. Owens of Scottsburg and several Browns town and North Vernon residents.

Seymour Knights Templar Masonic Temple Vistors Kenneth Lett BE. C John L. Klein George Douglass C. G William Meseke Thomas A. Mott Treas A. €. Livensparger Charles II Cox C. D. Hague J. W William L. Clark John H. Conner B. M. Owens Scottsburg Shonk Alice Wm. G. McNielan Holton George Tutton J. Hl. Cox W.W. Goss A. (. Hancock Victor Sage Brownstown C. 8. Crocker J. L. Murphy O. (. Mahorney O. D. Seelinger N. L. Matthews H. Long J. R. Donnells North Vernon

Jarvis Picks Dandelions In Off Season Bloom

William Jarvis of East Second Street harvests dandelions despite unseasonable weather. The blooms emerged in his yard this morning.

Second Street William Jarvis East Second Street

Chickens Dressed or One Foot at 110 St Louis Ave

An item notes residential location 110 St Louis Ave and a contact phone 495 for a chicken related sale or service. The fragment lists chickens dressed or one foot and a shorthand code dl3d fr tf accompanying the notice.

St. Louis Ave

Muncie Couple Slaying Probed Near Kentucky Border

Authorities send two deputy sheriffs and two detectives toward the Kentucky Tennessee border to trace a suspect in the killings of George F Heath and Elizabeth Heath on their Muncie farm. The couple died Tuesday night, beaten with an apple tree limb. The suspect, a former Heath worker, may have killed for revenge or robbery. Evidence includes a gold watch, a pocket knife, a shovel, and a dog silenced before entry. The motive remains unclear as investigators pursue leads through Indiana and Kentucky.

Muncie Ind Kentucky- Tennessee George F. Heath Elizabeth Heath Farm Here Heath Heaths Ralph Whitney Sarah Dority

Christmas Paths at St. Paul Church Sunday Evening

A church notice states a Christmas Paths event at St. Paul Church scheduled for Sunday evening. No additional details are provided in the text.

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