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Seymour Daily Tribune

Location

Seymour, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1940

Page

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Clerical reshuffle on Columbus Methodist circuit announced

Bishop Titus Lowe releases changes affecting Trinity Seymour and Browns town First Methodist. Albert Sehmitt leaves Trinity Seymour for Mooresville. Clyde Black to lead Trinity Seymour. Frank Temmlin to Brownstown. Ray Kelley resigns from Mooresville, heading to New Hampshire Congregational Church. effective date not stated.

Columbus Methodist Trinity Methodist Church Seymour First Methodist Church Brownstown Titus Lowe Indianapolis S. L. Martin Albert Sehmitt Mooresville Methodist Church Clyde 8. Black Frank M. Temmlin St. Paul’s Church Lafayette Mr. Black Ray Kelley Mooresville New Hampshire

Winter Weather Grips Great Plains and Midwest

A winter system brings subzero readings across Montana, the Dakotas, and Minnesota. Snow blankets plains, rockies, and the upper Mississippi Valley while rain hits the Ohio valley and southeastern states. Weather bureau warns of extreme cold with sharp regional temperature gaps and treacherous highways from Colorado to Texas.

Great Plains Mississippi Valley Montana Dakotas Minnesota Warroad Minn Central States Weather Bureau Northwest Plains States Rockey Mountain Lake Region Eult Ohio Valley Appalachian Colorado Denver Telluride Beaver Utah Wyoming Nebraska Kansas Towa Texas Panhandle Texas Panhandle. A Sharp Drop In Temature New Mexico Ohio

Wallace Sutton Retires From Baltimore & Ohio Railroad

Wallace Sutton, a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad locomotive engineer, retires after more than forty two years of service. He spent 23 years as a passenger engineer and 13 years piloting the locomotive of The Diplomat on the Cincinnati to St. Louis to New York route, praised by railroad officials.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Wallace Sutton Bo & O Mr. Sutton West Second Street St. Louis New York Cincinnati Milan Ind Sutton

Officers Renamed in Seymour Commandery No 56

Seymour Commandery No 56 Knights Templar reelected all officers for a second year at the annual election in the Masonic Temple. Commander Charles A. Bard of Crothersville to serve again leads a slate including Bruce K. Combs Generalissimo and E. Lary Senior Warden.

Seymour Commandery No. 56 Knights Templar Masonic Temple West Second Street Seymour Commandery Order of the Temple Charles A. Bard Crothersville Bruce K. Combs BE. W, Sargeant KE. ©. Lary Byron L. Judd H. H. McDonald T. A. Mott C. G. Martin T. P. Cordes B.S. Shinness C. C. Tineh Brownstown O. D D. Seelinger

Bonus Checks Distributed at Noblitt Sparks Plants

Christmas bonuses were paid today to employees at the Seymour plant of Noblitt Sparks Industries and at other Noblitt Sparks plants. Bonuses cover the fifty two week period ending November 16 and are based on earnings with checks generally higher than regular weekly pay for workers with full year employment. The total 1940 Christmas bonus is likely to match or exceed the previous high, with more recipients than last year due to layoffs still eligible.

Seymour Noblitt-Sparks Industries, Inc Compa Noblitt Sparks

Burglary Probed at Foster's Shell Service Station

Seymour police investigate a break in at Foster's Shell Service Station at Third and Chestnut. A cigarette machine filled Thursday night was stolen, with only available change taken. Entry gained by breaking a rear window.

Seymour Foster Shell Third Chestnut Streets Russell Foster

Christmas Living Pictures Program at Trinity Church

The Home Builders class at Trinity Methodist Church presents The Christmas Story in Living Pictures at 7 30 Sunday night. Eight scenes include The Prophecy No Room in the Inn Shepherds on the Hill side Wise Men Nativity Adoration with two scenes Wise Men and Shepherds The Great Commission and The Living Christ. Mrs Rolland Johnson to render special music and carols will be sung.

Living Pictures Trinity Methodist Church Albert Schmitt Rolland Johnson

Insurance Agents Meet in New Albany District Session

Local agents from Seymour William Tonie Robert M. Mann and H. H. Miller joined a meeting of the eleventh district in New Albany. District vice president Harry Weber of the Indiana Association of Insurance Agents led an open discussion on insurance forms and issues facing stock agents.

New Albany Brody Seymour William Tonie Robert M. Mann H. H. Miller Harry Weber Indiana Association of Insurance Agents

Roosevelt Wins Third Term in 1940 Election Plurality Record

Final AP returns show Franklin D. Roosevelt winning a third term with a national plurality of 4,014,715 from 49,808,624 votes cast. Roosevelt led Democrat tally 27,241,939 to Willkie 22,? and other minor candidates across states with Nebraska and Rhode Island still canvassing. Electors meet Monday to cast electoral votes as totals near completion.

Associated Press Washington Franklin D. Roosevelt Nebraska Rhode Island Franklin DC Roosevelt Wendell L. Willkie Norman Thomas Rover Wy. Babson Earl R. Browder John W. Aiken Socialist-Labor Willkie American Labor Party New Yor

Mrs Clara Gray Dies in Brownstown

Mrs Clara Gray of an Ewing rural area died in Brownstown at 2 this morning after five years illness from creeping paralysis. Funeral services at 1000 Monday from her home seven miles southwest of Brownstown with Rev J Th Herrmann of Brownstown Lutheran Church. burial Waymansville Cemetery. Call at Zahel Funeral Home until noon Sunday and at Gray home after. Mrs Gray’s stepmother Mrs Emily Schrader died Thursday in Seymour. She was daughter of Andrew and Mary Schrader and married on March 22.

Clara Gray Ewing Brownstown Gray J. Th. Herrmann Brownstown Lutheran Church Waymansville

Lions Hold Meeting with Patriot Theme and Music

The Seymour Lions Club met Thursday night in the Elks Home dining room featuring group singing led by Paul W. Rigsbee with Miss Maxine Deputy at the piano. Dr. Harold Miller gave a talk on Why I Am Glad I Am an American as part of a citizenship and patriotism series chaired by George J. O'Brien with Francis Murray as program chairman.

Paul W. Rigsbee Maxine Deputy Harold Miller Seymour Lions Club Elks

British Beat Italians Back in Western Egypt Front

British troops recaptured Sidi Barrani and forced Mussolini’s men to retreat toward the Libyan border in western Egypt. The battle near Bugbug Desert left three front lines reported around Baehae as forces clash with Italian units leveraging fire power and evasive maneuvers.

Bugbug Egypt Baehae Tala Sidi Barrani Mussolini

Farm price increases foreseen for 1941

Purdue University projections in Outlook for Indiana Agriculture forewarn possible farm price gains in 1941 due to rising domestic activity. A Brownstown meeting with Jackson, Bartholomew, Lawrence and Scott county farmers heard Purdue speakers L. M. Bashe, Ross Banman and Miss Elsie Clasnow discuss farm outlooks.

Purdue University Department of Agricultural Extension Indiana Agriculure University Brownstown Jackson Bartholo Mew Lawrence Scott County Pardue L. M. Basehe Ross Banman Elsie Clasnow Ray Peters Edw. Osterman Harold Myers Bo Moore Otto ‘Hittin Henry Vebslinge

Veterans Elect in Brownstown

The Ralph Bo Apple white Camp No. 74 United Spanish War Veterans and its auxiliary held a meeting Thursday night at Mr. and Mrs. Thornton P. Heller home in Brownstown. Commander Willam Tell presided as Handy B. Johnson was named Commander, Guy Dorsey Senior Vice Commander, Dr. Peek Janson Vice Commander. installation set at the next regular meeting.

Ralph Bo Applewhite United Spanish War Veterans Thornton P. Heller Brownstown Willam Tell Handy B. Johmson Guy ©. Dorsey Dr. Peek Janson

Christmas Services Planned at St Ambrose Church

Before the Christmas Midnight Mass at St Ambrose Church a quartet will sing Silent Night and the Mass will use the Proper of the Mass with Psalm Tones. Offertory is Adeste Fideles. Violinists Maxine Vogel and Shirley Burke accompany during Communion. Angels We Have Heard on High closes the service.

St. Ambrose Church R. C. Smith Vielins Adeste Fideles Maxine Vogel Shirley” Burke Schubert Gregory Haegle OS. B Bethlehem Frank Elsner Billy Thornberry

Post Office Extends Hours For Christmas Mailings

Segiment post office will keep parcel post and money order windows open Saturday afternoon to help with Christmas mailing. The closest window will close at 1 pm but stay open later for stamps and greetings. Night hours to be announced next week. Two posters with the theme awaiting final details.

Segiment Christas

Hanover College to present Messiah concert

Next Monday the Hanover College music department presents Handel's Messiah. Ninety voices perform under Prof. Max Poland with Miss Roth Graham on Lenn organ accompaniment. The concert starts at 7:30 in Ball Chapel Classic Hall.

Hanover College Music Department Max Poland

theater ads shift to page three for today

The Majestic and Vondee Theater advertisements, typically on the back page, are moved to page three in today’s edition.

Majestic Vondee Theaters

Smith Savers 84 dies in Washington obituary notes Crothersville ties

Smith Savers 84 a retired Crothersville businessman died in Washington DC. Funeral services at the Khevener General Home in Crothersville with PL and A Lodge 610 to conduct rites. He was born November 16 1866 son of the late Mr and Mrs Robert Savers. Survived by daughter Mrs Cletie Skeets Bloomington and son Roy Savers Alexandria VA and brother George Savers Weston.

Smith Savers Crothersville Washington, D. C Serviews Khevener Feneral Kites Savers Robert Savers Idea Maw Lewis Cletie Skeets Bloomington Roy Savers Alexandria Washington George Savers Weston

Niece of Hiram Jones Wins Exposition Prize

Miss Martha Catherine Jones of Attica earns second prize in a room improvement contest at the International Furniture Exposition in Chicago. She refinished old furniture as entry and qualified by winning an Indiana state contest. Participants from across the United States several South American countries and Canadian provinces attended the international event.

Martha Catherine Jones Attica Led Hiram Jones Chiesco Jones Indiana Shields High School

English fight in West Egypt and Sheffield bombing raid

Reports say British forces in the Western Desert clash with Halwas amid a sandstorm as 20 000 Tirhan prisoners are counted and new generals captured. Simultaneously Nazi bombers devastate Sheffield England in a night raid as Berlin claims hundreds of warplanes attacked the city. A ship carrying Jewish refugees from Bulgaria to Palestine sinks with many lives lost. The Duke of Windsor reportedly sails for a possible ambassadorship to the United States.

Hy Associated Press Britain Army of the Nile Eegypt Mediterranean Sea Navi Sheffield London Duke of Windsor United States Bulgaria Palestine Sea of Marmara Edward VII Miamsi Pla United States Navy Roosevelt Cruisin Caribbean Sea Miami Herald Acceed Lord Lothian Washington

Enrollee Fined For Petit Larceny At Kurtz Camp

William Jaddis of Gray Kentucky CCC enrollee pleaded guilty in city court to petit larceny. He was fined 1 dollar plus 11 dollars costs and sentenced to five days in Jackson county jail at Brownstown. Jaddis allegedly stripped a car parked near Kurtz belonging to Cecil Rascoe.

William ‘Jaddis Gray Kentucky Civilian Conservation Corps Kurtz Jackson County Brownstown Jaddis Cecil Rascoe

Weather Records for Seymour Day Official and Unofficial

Official minimum temperature over the past twenty four hours is from Miss Louise Ahlert, government weather observer in Seymour. The 2 p.m. downtown reading reports the unofficial maximum temperature. River level data comes from Seymour Water Co pumping at Rothford. stage is 1 inch below low water mark.

Seymour Louise Ahlert Seymour Water Co Rothford

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