Parents Night speaker urges religion to rear children
Hon. Fred G. Bale former juvenile court prosecutor of Columbus Ohio told a Seymour audience that religion guides good citizenship and that many parents neglect worship at a family altar. He cited 146 religiously backed cases out of 6000 and titled his talk Tomorrow's Citizens Today.
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Fred G. Bale
Juvenile Court of
Columbus
Ohio
Shields High School
Bale
Columbus Court
Seymour
Amanda Baird
Seymour Teachers’ Federation
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Emerson, Riley, Lincoln
Washington
Teachers’ Federation
Grace Hemmer
N. J. Lasher
Stella Gilbert
Emerson School
Patience Dryden
Hemmer
Little Town of
Bethlehem
Boy Scouts
de Witte Ogan
Mr. Bale
J. R. Mitchell
Owls Await Another Test Amid Campaign Delays
The fragment hints at a continued test for the Owls in a campaign context with delays. It also references a partners meeting plan and a clash with Nira, finishing with a stray line about The Cub.
Quarantine Lifted at Stroud Apartment in City
The Strouds at 101 West Second Street were released from diphtheria quarantine this afternoon by City Sanitary Officer James A. Willey. Berniece Stroud, a nineteen year old, has recovered. The apartment had been quarantined three times in recent weeks, with today marking the third lift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stroud
West Second Street
James A. Willey
Berniece
Payroll to CWA Workers in Seymour Total $1,670
A $1,670 payroll for 80 Seymour workers on Civil Works Administration projects will be paid Saturday. Fifty-eight city project employees receive about $1,004. 22 school city workers get $566 for painting and repairs. relief workers expect about $1,000 weekly through February. Workers log 30 hours weekly. city projects include streets, Fourth Street sewer, and park work. New week starts Friday. payroll aims to boost local holiday shopping and business.
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Civil Works Administration
Seymour
CWA
Fourth Street
Joseph F. Baker Dies at 74 in Indianapolis
Joseph F. Baker, aged 74, former Four Corners resident, died suddenly at his niece’s home in Indianapolis due to heart disease. Born March 29, 1859 in Jen king s county, he spent early life farming. He married Mary Ann Kieth in 1585. she died years ago. Survived by daughter Margaret Balsley and two grandsons, plus brothers Peter and George. Funeral arrangements set with St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Pour Corners with visitation in Indianapolis and funeral Friday morning in Four Corners.
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Joseph F. Baker
Four Corners
Jennings County
Holmes Avenue
Indianapolis
Mr. Baker
Jenkings County
John
Josephine Martin Baker
Mary Ann Kieth
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Margaret Balsley
Pasadena
Calif
Peter Baker
Hayden
George Baker
East Fifth Street
Edward Baker
Pour Corners
Will Good Will Bag Campaigns Resume Distribution
Weather delays the Seymour Lions Club and Shields High School Sunshine sorority led Good Will Bag campaign. Plans shifted to distribute this afternoon if possible with Saturday morning pickup. if weather blocks distribution, a new collection date will be announced. Donations of clothing, toys, food, and other items are urged for city families. Toys will be repaired by Shields students and distributed to needy children.
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Seymour Lions Club
Shields High School Sunshine
C. C. Shannon
Seymour Welfare Association
Shields High School
Francis Murray
Lions Club
Welfare Association
Mrs Martha A Day Dies At Home In Seymour
Mrs Martha A Day 75 died at home 516 North Elm street after months of heart disease. Born October 25 1858 in Bellaire Ohio she moved to Seymour 69 years ago. She is survived by five children five grandchildren fifteen great grandchildren two brothers and one sister. Burial planned at Sutherland Cemetery near Spraytown.
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Martha A. Day
North Elm Street
Brown County
Ind
Fighteen
Sutherland Cemetery
Spraytown
Skier Douglas Pairbanks Returns From Bernina Expedition
By Associated Press St Moritz Switzerland Dec 14 Douglas Pairbanks came back from a skiing expedition in the Bernina Mountains today and quieted fears sparked by his sudden absence after leaving his hotel Tuesday without an announced itinerary.
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Associated Press
St. Moritz
Switzerland
Douglas Pairbanks
Bernina Mountains
SEE FEW CHANGES IN COMMUNICATION PROJECT
The Associated Press reports that a plan to weld national communication facilities into a single system would require fewer epochal changes than the action implies. An interdepartmental committee suggested consolidation under federal supervision and President Roosevelt studied the proposal, noting obstacles while highlighting existing concentration and monopoly tendencies in telephony, radio, and telegraphy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Owls Welcome North Vernon In Home Game
Seymour's Owls prepare for a Friday night visit from North Vernon as Jennings County fans are expected in a large turnout. North Vernon has impressed southern teams with its play this season and the Owls face a tough challenge at home after recent tests against Bedford and Burg.
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Seymour
North Vernon
Owls
Bedford
Burg
Jennings County
Mana
Wagner Charges Steel Head Interfered With Union Election
Senator Robert F. Wagner charges Weir Ten Steel Company head FE T Weir interfered with employee representation elections in violation of the National Labor Regulation Act. Wagner, chairman of the National Labor Board, says the board will act to enforce the agreement and the rights of the employes.
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Pittsburgh
Robert F. Wagner
FE. T. Weir
Weir Ton Steel Company
National Recovery, Act
Weir
Wagner
National Labor Board
Representatives Water Board
Weir Ten Employes
N. LR. A
J L Davis Named Local Man Elected Director of State Association
J L Davis of this city was elected a director of the Indiana Manufacturing Association at a state meeting in Indianapolis on Wednesday. A prominent local resident he has long been active in state association affairs and his election recognized his service with the directorship.
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Associated Press
J. L. Davis
Indiana Manufacturing Association
Indianapolis
Davis
State Association
US blamed in wheat market recovery effort
London December 14 The international wheat marketing committee finds the United States among nations placing obstacles to world wide wheat recovery. It cites the Pacific Northwest emergency export association in Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana as subsidizing and depressing gains by buying wheat domestically and selling at a loss on world markets. The PNEEA reportedly funds losses, with Secretary of the Treasury supporting the millers tax credits. Delegates note PN EE A serves farmers but harms domestic competition due to high railroad costs and remote locations.
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Associated Press
London
United States
International Wheat Marketing Committee
Pacific Northwest Emergency Export Association
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
World Wheat Commission
Commission
Farm Institutes In County Set
A series of farm institutes will be held in Jackson county next week announced by county agent W P Stall. The first will be at Reddington Tuesday followed by Clearspring Wednesday and Cox school in Washington township Thursday all day with morning and afternoon sessions and a noon basket dinner. Lecturers Mrs W Roberts from Lawrence county and James Covert of Johnson county will speak at all three institutes as Purdue University extension staff and agricultural product exhibits will be shown at each event.
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Jackson County
W. P. Stall
Reddington
Clearspring
Cox
Johnson County
Purdue University
Shooting Match At Christie's Camp Near Sesmour
An entry notes all day shooting at Christies Camp four miles south of Ses mour on Road 1 on December 17 with turkeys geese and other fowl listed among offerings.
Automobile Code Merit Clause Sparks New Labor Clash
Washington reports the automobile industry may seek an extension of its code which expires December 31. The code includes the merit clause limiting 7A rights for workers to unionize. AFL predicted to fight fiercely as the clause has stirred a lengthy NRA controversy and now looms over ongoing labor dynamics in auto plants.
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Washington
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Europe and America Struck by Severe Winter Weather
The bulletin notes a Spanish tanker sinking in the Black Sea near Istanbul after a violent storm with crew feared lost. In England, four bodies washed ashore on the Suffolk coast, the Culmore wrecked with all nine crew believed dead. Fatalities climb to 17 as freezing conditions grip Europe, with France reporting three deaths and Seine traffic halted. Transatlantic shipping and Channel traffic face delays amid 70 mph winds and cancellations.
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Associated Press
Bucharest
Romania
Zarofa
Istanbul
London
Suffolk
Europe
America
East Suffolk
England
European
France
Seine
Paris
Trafic
English Channel
United States
Booster Clubs Formed To Promote School Athletics
Two booster clubs were organized Wednesday at Shields High School to boost enthusiasm for athletics. The High School Booster Club, with forty members, is sponsored by Francis Murray and F. A. Asbell of the faculty. The Junior High Boosters Club, sponsored by Miss Alma Belle Charles, elected officers led by President Junior Wiethoff and Vice President George Cornessle. Mary Lon Beatty is secretary, with Billy Hubbard and Bud Voss as sergeants-at-arms.
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Shields High School
Francis Murray
F. A. Asbell
Alma Belle Charles
Junior Wiethoff
George Cornessle
Mary Lon Beatty
Billy Hubbard
Bud Voss
Desperado Wesley Alger Captured After Manhunt
Wesley Alger, 43, a Dannemora State Hospital trusty, was seized at a farm house after a sleepless night for farmers. A posse of 75 men tracked him through snow and cold after he wounded Lionel Lefeve with a stolen shotgun while cornered in a barn. Troopers pursued along the old military turnpike as authorities expected his quick capture.
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Associated Press
Dannemora
N. Y
Wesley Alger
Dannemora State Hospital
Military Turnpike
Lefeve
Com
Police Chief Harlow to Attend Indiana Meeting
Julius Harlow chief of police will attend a meeting in Indianapolis of the Indiana Railroad Police Association called by FE Reed to discuss a new arrangement for handling transients and train riders. Edward E. DiBella of the Governor's Commission on Unemployment Relief will attend. The Federal Emergency Relief Administration plans to operate relief camps in Indiana starting January 1 at Indianapolis Gary South Bend Evansville and Jeffersonville.
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Julius Harlow
Indianapolis
Priday
Indiana Railroad Police Association
FE. B. Reed
Edward E. DiBella
Governor's Commission On
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Indiana
Gary
South Bend
Evansville
Jeffersonville
Looters Plunder Vanity Trust Vaults in Bold Bank Robbery
In Chicago a gang of seven broke into the closed Vanity Trust and Savings Bank, looting ninety six safety deposit boxes. Police estimated securities and valuables stolen worth 50000 to 100000 dollars. Three gunmen overpowered a vault attendant, Joseph Kinch, as others used sledge hammers and chisels to force open boxes. The raid unfolded in broad daylight with criminal efficiency as the bandits departed with spoils and left a wrecked scene behind.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Vanity Trust and Savings Bank
Joseph Kinch
Eight Children Die in Bus Train Crash Near Crescent City
A freight train struck a school bus six miles south of Crescent City Florida killing eight elementary students and injuring about thirty others as fog shrouded the scene. Ambulances rushed to the wreck, with parents frantically searching the debris while officials described the scene as horrific and chaotic.
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Crescent City
Pla
Dec
Here
D. R. Niles
Palatka
Deland
City
KE. M. Zeagler
Glendale Terrace
Louis Leach
Leach
Atlantic Coast Line
Acquitted After Trial in Beer Theft Case
Donald S. Underwood was acquitted Wednesday in Indianapolis after a trial on charges of receiving a consignment beer hijacked last June near Mour. The beer was recovered in Indianapolis after an action by Indianapolis and state forces. James Gordon and Sleets, arrested with Underwood, requested separate trials and have not yet been called for hearing.
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Donald S. Underwood
Olis
Louisville
Mour
Indianapolis
State Force
James Gordon
Sleets
Mlerwood
Aated
Senator Reed Wed in Kansas City Honeymoon Plans Mentioned
Senator Reed wed in Kansas City to Mrs. Nell Donnelly. The couple, connected to prominent U.S. political and social circles, began their honeymoon today as plans for the marriage were outlined in earlier reports.
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Kansas City
Dee
Reed
United States Senate
Nell@ Donnelly
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Fiood
Stroud
Steel Head
International Committee
American Federation of Labor
Clause
State Hospital
New York
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Senator Reed
Saggere
Jable
Cal Weather
Nehet
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