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Seymour Daily Tribune

Location

Seymour, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1939

Page

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Yule Tree Trip Ends in Tragedy

Ward Brooks age 37 of Seymour Indiana died after a trip to fetch a Christmas tree for his foster daughter. He was found in a stream bed near Koop farm north of Seymour with no signs of violence. Investigators believe he suffered a spasm and fell into the stream while cutting cedars with a kitchen knife.

Ward Brooks West Second Street Koop Farm Indiana Railroad Seymour S. F. Tower Jackson County Charles Reveal John Zimmerman Raymond Bell Harold Chambers Chester Wison Seymour Post Eugene Vance Brooks Tower

Two motorists fined in Seymour justice court

Thomas Wilson Beard of Louisville and Florence Thompson of Indianapolis were fined 1 and costs totaling 9.75 for reckless driving and passing in a no passing zone. Officers Warren A. Taflinger of the Seymour state police post arrested them on U S Road 31 southeast of Seymour.

Wiliam Tuell Seymour Thomas Wilson Beard Louisville Florence Thompson Indianapolis U. S. Road 31 Warren A. Taflinger Seymou State

Two Seymour youths held for post office burglary

Kernel Tankersley twenty and Lawrence Black nineteen confessed to breaking into the Seymour post office on December 9. They were arrested at their homes by Seymour city police and jailed awaiting federal authorities. Black had returned from the penal farm on December 6. Tankersley had recently come from Pendleton reformatory.

Seymour Kernel Tankersley Lawrence Black Seymour City George Abel Black West Oak Street Tankersley State Reformatory Pendleton West Brown Street Abel Seymour State Raymond Bell Don Winn

Mrs. Ella Ebner Called by Death

Mrs. Ella Ebner aged seventy five died Thursday at 5 30 p m at the home of her daughter Mrs George I L Cadell in Dudleytown Sey mour R 3. Funeral services will be held tonight at 7 30 from the Cadell home and the party will leave Saturday for Pineville Kentucky for Sunday afternoon services at the Pineville Methodist Church Burial will follow in Pineville Cemetery She was born May 6 1864 in Kentucky daughter of Sylvester and Estella Bowman Daugherty She married Emmanuel Ebner July 12 1888 in Mellettsville Kentucky He died July 10 1915 She was a member of the Pineville Methodist Church She had lived in this vicinity six years and was survived by five children Mrs Cadell Roderick J Ebner Louisville Mrs Mary Fine Jellico Tenn Miss Rose Ebner Louisville and Miss Florence Ebner Louisville Two sisters Mrs Charles Montgomery Parks ville Ky and Mrs George Gaddis Mooreland Ky and seven grandchildren survive

Ella Ebner George IL. Cadell Dudleytown Seymour R3 Cadell Pineville Pineville Methodist Church Ebner Roderick J. Ebner Louisville Mary Fine Jellico, Tenn Rose Florence Ebner Charles Montgomery Parksville George Gaddis Mooreland

Postoffice Hours Extended Saturday Night

For patrons’ convenience the Seymour postoffice will stay open until 8 o clock Saturday night instead of closing after noon. Postmaster W. H. Droege announced the change.

Seymour W. H. Droege

Officials Visit City Lions Club in Seymour Meeting

District Governor Otis Kirtley and Region Chairman Raymond Garriott visited the Seymour Lions Club as it celebrated the first section of an international attendance contest with fourteen weeks of perfect attendance. They praised the club’s members and presented gifts to Secretary Paul R. McGuire and Garriott, noting the club’s strong turnout and plans to continue the contest through spring.

Seymour W. E. Shirey First Presbyterian Church Shirey Harold E. Miller Seymour Homes Seymour Welfare Association Lions Club Kirtley Paul R. McGuire Seymour Club McGuire Garriott Mississippi River

PLAN CHRISTMAS HOUR Stories Told at Library Saturday

The Seymour Public Library presents its annual Christmas story hour for city children this Saturday at 2 30 PM in the children's room. The decorated library features a Christmas tree and yuletide decor. Mrs Beryl Cordes assistant librarian leads three Christmas stories and children sing carols.

Seymour Public Library Beryl Cordes

Toy furniture drive aids Children in need this Christmas

Epworth League of the First Methodist Church provides toy furniture for Legion Santa baskets. Boy Scout Troop No. 4 contributes 4 dollars. total donations reach 55 dollars, about a quarter of the needed amount. League has 168 chairs, 42 tables, 19 wagons, 18 sleds ready. Baskets will be distributed to children under seven in unfortunate homes.

Epworth League of the First Methodist Church Legion Santa Committee Little Tets League Boy Scout Troop No. 4 Legion Fund The Legion

Fire damages house on West Second Street

A fire at 2:55 this morning damaged a residence at 614 West Second Street occupied by Ed ward D Lewis and family. Firemen used water from a booster tank to extinguish a fireplace blaze that scorched joists beneath. The home is owned by Albert Anffenders. First Church of Christ Scientist announces a dedicatory service Sunday at 3 PM with public cordial invitation.

Edward D. Lewis West Second Street Albert Anffenders First Church of Christ, Scientist

German liner Columbus may lure British warships into trap

From Vera Cruz, reports say the 32,581-ton Columbus sailed secretly toward Oslo as bait for British and French vessels. Foreign sources claim it carries fuel and provisions for a 50 day voyage and may be used as decoy, with German subs waiting to torpedo raiders.

Vera Cruz Mexico Germany Aray Oslo Norway Caribbean Sea Hameln Aranen United States

Bard Commander elected at Seymour Knights Templar meeting

Charles A. Bard of Crothersville was elected and installed Commander of Seymour Commandery No. 56 Knights Templar at the December officers meeting in the Masonica Temple West Second Street. Bruce K. Combs was elected Generalissimo and EF W. Sargeant reelected Captain General. Reports showed membership gains and strong finances as plans for the year were announced by the new commander.

Charles A. Bard Crothersville Seymour Knights Templar Masonica Temple West Second Street Bard C. Tineh Brownstown Bruce K. Combs Generalissime B.C. Lory Byron L. Judd G. Martin A. Mott IL TL McDonald M.C. Black O. D. Seelinger B.S. Shinness J. Robert Klein Andrew Phillips Charles BR

Hunting and Fishing Licenses Available for 1940

Licenses for Hoosiers and non residents are on sale today at the office of county clerk Dr. Thomas B E Conner. Special fishing licenses for women are offered at a reduced price and permit fishing but not hunting. Those who wish to fish and hunt must buy regular licenses.

Thomas BE. Conner

German ships in North Sea clash with British air power

London reports a fierce engagement as German battleship, cruiser, destroyers, and a submarine joined forces with aircraft near the Jutland area. British bombers strike German sealand bases at Borkum Norderney and Sylt while Oslo Reuters cites 60 explosions. Graf Spee remains in Montevideo harbor amid speculation of leaving.

Associated Press London Air Ministry Borkum Norderney Sylt North Sea Jutland Oval Air Force Royal Air Force Frisian Islands Oslo Reuters Montevideo Admiral Graf Spee Graf Spee

Graf Spee repairs in Montevideo harbor as naval standoff continues

Refueling of the battered German ship Admiral Graf Spee begins at Montevideo while British and French battle fleets mass nearby. Uruguay extends the ship's stay under neutrality rules to allow repairs, with Dunkerque Cumberland Ajax Achilles and other units ready to confront the raider.

Admiral Graf Spee Uruguay Montevideo Montevedio Associated Press Cumberland Buenos Aires Dunkerque Ajax Achilles Graf Spee Uruguayan

Downtown Weather Record Report

An unofficial temperature reading is recorded downtown by the pumping station of the Mour Water Co. The report notes it as an era of weather observation and records the extreme reading.

Disa Themour Water Co

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