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Seymour Daily Tribune

Location

Seymour, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1930

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Autopsy on Nellie Cook's Death Made Public

Officials released autopsy findings in the Nellie Durham Cook case. Dr. H R Alburger led the examination exhumed with help from prosecution and defense attorneys. The skull showed fractures and two small holes while the neck was broken. Prosecution links injuries to Lawrence Cook. defense argues injuries may stem from an automobile crash. The case remains unresolved as legal proceedings continue.

Nellie Durham Cook Brownstown Lawrence Cook Seymour H. R. Alburger Indianapolis Indiana Medical School D. J. Cummings Jackson County Board of Health Cook Fitzgerald

Continue Search for Woman's Body

The Haven case in Williston North Dakota unfolds as police seek Mrs. Albert E. Haven’s whereabouts and the body suspected to be hers. Investigators press on at the Schafer farm where the Slaven family vanished and where the husband and four children were found over two days. Farm hand Charles Brannon provided burial details after arrest for theft, initially blaming Mrs. Haven, then others, with the body location still unverified.

Williston N.D Albert E. Haven Haven

Monday Musicale Benefit Recital at Trinity Church

The Monday Musicale plans a benefit recital at Trinity Methodist Church at 4:45 pm Sunday. A silver offering will be collected with proceeds going to the Seymour Welfare Association to aid local relief efforts.

Trinity Methodist Church Seymour Welfare Association

Red Cross roll call tops $1200 in Jackson County

The Jackson County Red Cross reports over $1,200 raised in its annual roll call during a Friday meeting led by roll call chairman O C Frey and county Red Cross head Rev J Th Destinon. A drought relief committee was formed with Wills P Stall as leader and multiple township trustees named to the effort.

Red Cross Jackson County Matilda Lebline O. C. Frey J. Th. Destinon Wills P. Stall Jason Bottorff Hamilton Township Charles Combs Redding Township Roy Chasteen Vernon Township C. C. Reynolds Grassy Fork George Hackman Driftwood Township Esther Ball Brownstown Jason Hill Saltcreek Township Orval Brown Owen Township Starry Winklepleck Pershing Township Ollie Shortridge Carr Township Henry Krumme Washington Township John Vondielingen Jackson Township Crothersville Maymee Vermilya

J. T. Gardner Elected to Head Veterans Group

J. T. Gardner was elected president of the Baltimore and Ohio Veteran Employees Association at the regular meeting Friday night. Edward Massman Sr. was chosen secretary treasurer and Will Hamerghard was named another officer. The organization consists of B and O railroad employees who have served twenty years or more.

J. T. Gardner Baltimore and Ohio Veteran Employes’ Association Edward Massman, Sr Will Hamer Ghard Veteran Employes

Gray Named as Driver's License Investigator in District

Frank D. Gray of Brownstown has been named investigator of drivers licenses in the district, succeeding M. Smith of Scottsburg. Appointed by George Mayr, recently secretary of state, Gray takes over December 20 and will devote all his time to the post.

Frank D. Gray Brownstown M. &. Smith Scottsburg Fifielks Gray George Mayr

Seymour Holds Shelbyville to 2-10 Victory

Seymour fought Shelbyville in a tight game at Shelbyville gym, with the Owls trailing 16 10 at halftime but showing marked improvement. Linville led Seymour early, while Shelbyville’s Linville anchored the defense as the Mackmen pulled away late for a 28 to 15 win. The Owls plan to face Franklin High School at Seymour gym tonight with Coen Vandevier andCoach Lyons alumni of Franklin College.

Seymour Shelbyville Owls Mackmen Reese Bevers Goens Chambers Moritz McFadden Rebber Linville Shelby Maemen Shelbyville B's Owlets Franklin High School Coen Vandevier Franklin Lyons Franklin College Glen Curtis Martinsville P.O Hurley McPfadden Richey Phipps Bute Goo

Plan Christmas Baskets for Needy in Seymour

The Seymour Welfare Association outlined plans for its annual Christmas baskets at a meeting in the First National Bank community room. To avoid duplications and reach the maximum number of families, organizers urged all groups planning to donate to contact Mrs. J F P Shiel and association officers.

Seymour Santa Claus Seymour Welfare Association First National Bank Mes. J

Former Resident Called by Death Burial in Seymour Sunday

Henry Gardner aged fifty nine of Indianapolis died at St Francis Hospital after a weeklong illness from liver cancer. Funeral from 69 North Brookville Road Indianapolis Sunday at 8 am, then Riverview Cemetery Seymour. Gardner born in Jackson County, lived in Seymour 46 years, janitor at Benjamin Harrison School. Survived by widow, three brothers, one sister, and seven stepchildren. He was a member of Englewood Christian Church in Indianapolis.

Henry Gardner Indianapolis St. Francis Hospital North Brookville Road Riverview Cemetery Gardner Jackson County Seymour Benjamin Warrison School Englewood Christian Church John Dare Francis Detroit Thomas Keyser Harry Horning Dale Charles Lawrence Horning Carl Breitfield Darrell Bodine Albert Doane Cincinnati

Sel-Rite Relocates Store to 111 N Chestnut

Sel-Rite will move its store starting Monday to 111 North Chestnut. The business contact remains 424. The notice provides locating details and a new storefront address.

Sel-Rite N. Chestnut

Fake Deputies Rob Val Hunt in Bartholomew County

Three men claiming deputy sheriffs status entered Val Hunt's West Redington home near 10 pm Friday and robbed him of a Winchester shotgun. They flashed badges and revolvers while alleging a liquor search, lacking any warrant. Hunt, a blacksmith, noted no liquor found, then the trio fled toward a northbound road in a light, dilapidated coupe. Jackson and Bartholomew authorities search for the suspects with few clues.

Bartholomew County Val Hunt West Reddington Hiunt Trant Bartholomew Jackson County Jackson Mr. Hunt

Crown of Spain Heicto in Result of Revolution

Madrid dispatch reports a dawn clash near Ayerbe in which federal troops captured about a hundred prisoners, seized rebel equipment, and forced a revolt back to Jaca. General Berenguer claimed the revolt ended and federal forces control the Jaca area after a brief audience with King Alfonso. Loyal troops from Saragossa reportedly continued marching toward Jaca.

Madrid Ayerbe Jaca Berenguer Alfonso V Saragossa

Robbery at Ray's Church Garage Seeks Suspects

Jackson county authorities in Medora search for two masked men who robbed Hugh Curry, garage and filling station proprietor, of 36 dollars after forcing him into a parts room and locking the door. Curry escaped the room and notified the sheriff. no car tracks or escape method found.

Jackson County Medora Hugh Curry Ray's Ehurch Mr. Curry

December Term Of Court Opens In Brownstown

The Jackson circuit court opens Monday for a six week term in Brownstown with a docket on file. Some cases carry over from last term while only a few new filings appear. Clerk Virgil Fountain says the term starts Monday and will last six weeks.

Jackson Ccircuit Court Brownstown Virgil Fountain

Steeg Forms a French Cabinet With Radical Support

Theodora Steeg forms a cabinet backed by radical socialists and left-center groups to replace Tardieu’s government. The lineup includes Briand as foreign minister, Leygues interior, Chautemps education, Barthou war, Bonnet posts and telegraphs, and Painleve air, among others. The new ministry faces a Senate confidence vote likely next Thursday after appearing before President Doumergue.

Associated Free Paris Theodore Steeg Hesyenate Andre Tardien Senate Doumergue Chautemps M. Steeg Morocco Theodora Steeg Georges Leygues Henri Cheron Aristide Briand Louis Germain Mar Maurice Palmade Louis Barthou Albert Sarraut Camille Chautemps Edouard Daladier Louis Loucheur Victor Boret Edouard Grinda Robert Thoumyre Air Paul Painleve Merchant Marine Charles Danielou Posts and Telegraph Charles Georges Bonnet Cortez Quentile Tardieu M. Steen Raymond Poincare Louis Barthon Pierre Laval

Purdue Debating Team to Debate Albion College on Unemployment Insurance

Milton Droege of Purdue will speak first for the Purdue debate team against Albion College at station WLS Chicago Sunday at 2 30 afternoon. The contest covers compulsory unemployment insurance and lasts until 3 15. The Purdue team traveled Thursday morning and debuted Thursday night.

Milton Droege Fred Droege South Walnut Street Purdue University WLS Chicago Droege Albion College Purdue

Hoover delays moves as Congress eyes relief bills

Washington notes a weekend recess postpones further action between President Hoover and the Senate on relief measures. Senator Watson insists there is no real division, while conferees prepare to meet on amendments to the public works emergency appropriation bill raising its total to 118 million and limiting presidential fund shifting. The drought loan plan remains limited to 30 million, with House-Senate talks ongoing. Conferees near agreement on Muscle Shoals while power distribution options hinge on public versus private transmission, and fertilizer plans tilt toward private interests.

Congress Hoover Senate Watson Indiana Hts House Treasury——Post Office Interior Department Colorado Muscle Shoals

Weather records report from Seymour Water Co station

Weather records show temperatures with a maximum of 41 and a minimum of 35 degrees. The stage of the river is 2 inches above the low water mark. Report prepared by Riley Goble, official local weather observer at Seymour Water Co. pumping station.

Riley Goble The Seymour Water Co

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