Bedford coach urges clean living and courtesy at Rotary dinner
Paul Lostutter Bedford basketball coach delivered an inspiring talk to about forty boys at the Seymour Rotary Club holiday dinner. He stressed fundamentals for success through training, sleep, nutrition, and mental balance, warned against smoking, and urged courtesy and respect in speech and actions to help boys grow in athletics and life.
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Paul Lostutter
Bedford
Rotary Club
Rotary
Lostutter
Walter Surface
Seymour
Norman J. Lasher
A. A. Cohn
Martin W. Steinwedel
Mr. Lostutter
Delbert Wright
George Zimmerman
Maurice Tiemeier
Doom G Man Killer Barrett Seeks Execution Under New Federal Law
George W Barrett the first to receive the death penalty under a new federal law aimed at stopping interstate crime awaits execution in Marion County Jail Indianapolis Ind He was convicted of killing Nelson Klein a government operative at West College Corner Ind during an attempted arrest for the murder of his mother and sister
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George W. Barrett
Kentucky
Marion County
Indianapolis
Ind
Nelson Klein
West College Corner
Poetess Lizette Woodworth Reese Dies at 79
Lizette Woodworth Reese, noted poetess and author of Tears praised for its sonnet quality, died early today in Itimore. She was seventy nine years old.
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Itimore
Lizette Woodworth Reese
Chintz Cottage at Luth eran Club Tonight
Advertisement notes Chintz Cottage at Luth eran Club tonight at eight o clock. Mentions adults and children attending and includes fragmented wording.
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Lutheran Club
Williams Named by Masons Here
Arthur C. Williams was elected Worshipful Master of Jackson Lodge No. 146 F A M at the annual election Monday night in the Masonic Temple. He succeeds Frank S. Gilbert who completed a term as head of the organization. Other officers elected were Charles R. Brown Senior Warden and Ar-
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Arthur C. Williams
Jackson Lodge No. 146
Masonic Temple
Frank 8. Gilbert
Charles R. Brown
Cooperation In Giving Is Asked For Christmas Baskets
Churches and organizations were asked to contact Mrs. Annette Test at Shields High School or reach another Sey member to arrange Christmas basket distribution.
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Annette Test
Shields High School
The
Sey
Seymour Council Closes First Year With Small Agenda
Mayor C W Burkart said the city repaid 10000 borrowed to cover payrolls and running costs, leaving a small general fund balance for 1936. Norman J. Lasher of Seymour received the Beav er award for long service to Scouting at Shields High School. E N Birge named National Council representative. George Chronic spoke on Who I Am on Scout.
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Seymour
C. W. Burkart
John Hauenschild
Nual
Hoosier Hills
Shields High School
National Council
Dean Miller
Madison
M. A. Ernest
Thayer
R. V. Achatz
Aurora
George Chronic
Chicago
Troop 37
S. J. Cross
First Methodist Church
Night Shopping Schedule Expands As Merchants Stay Open Later
Christmas shopping grows with local merchants already keeping doors open after hours. Directors of the Seymour Business Men's Association announced the night schedule though some stores began staying open before the official start. A light snowfall adds to the festive downtown scene as crowds anticipate a busier weekend.
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Seymour Business Men's Association
Value of Network to the State Stressed
Federal Emergency Administration funded a five station Indiana police radio network with stations in Indianapolis Culver Columbia City Seymour and Jasper The system links central dispatch with local posts and can receive alarms from neighboring states The Indiana Department of Public Safety directs operations and the project cost 20000 plus 26000 from the Indiana Bankers Association Labor came largely from FERA with local counties supplying workers
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Federal Emergency Administration
Indiana
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Indianapolis
Culver
Columbia City
Seymour
Jasper
State Department of Public Safety
Indiana Bankers’ Association
FERA
Corn School to Open Thursday in Jackson County
The Jackson County Corn School begins Thursday at Armory Hall with Edward Lux of Waldron Shelby County discussing Corn Improvement. Lux will showcase his top placing corn from the Chicago International Show and explain seed quality for local conditions. Edmund Murray of Redding township promotes county exhibitors to participate this year.
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Edward Lox
Waldron
Shelby County
Jackson County
Armory Hall
Edmund Murray
Redding Township
Lux
Chicago
Manush Traded to Red Sox for Johnson and Reynolds
Washington announces a straight swap sending Heinie Manush to Boston for Roe Johnson and Carl Reynolds. Clark Griffith states no cash changes hands in the deal and the exchange is official today.
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Washington
Washington Senators
Heinie Manush
Boston Red Sox
Roe Johnson
Carl Reynolds
Clark Griffith
Senators
Thelma Todd Death Probe Seeks Clear Cause
Investigators report carbon monoxide poisoning as the likely cause after an autopsy but lingering questions surround the actress Thelma Todd death. Discrepancies include time of death, last sighting, and telephone conversation with Martha Ford.
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Thelma Todd
Lovely Blonde
Comedienne
A. F. Wagner
Martha Ford
May Whitehead
Miss Todd
Ernest Peters
Indiana State Police hold Seymour meeting on new tie detector
About 10000 law enforcement officials from 24 Indiana Fourth District counties gather at Seymour Post 7 at 7 30 p m to view a new tie detector. Lieut Don H Kooken leads the demonstration while Lieut Walter Kekeret chairs the event and discusses the radio system with local and state officers.
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Fourth District of
Indiana
Seymour
State Department of Public Safety
Don H. Kooken
Indianapolis
Ther
Distret
Walter Kekeret
One Thousand Two Hundred Seek Indiana Pensions
About 1,200 blind residents of Indiana have applied for pensions to be paid after January 1. Edward P Brennan, director of the budget, said the first year funds of 300,000 are set aside for the 1936 statute supporting these payments.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Edward P Brennan
Holiday Special at White's Barber Shop
A holiday promotion offers a combination haircut and shave with shampoo, plus a massage tonic available at White's Barber Shop. The deal highlights grooming services and a complimentary tonic as part of the seasonal sale.
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White's
Three Men Arraigned In Steinwedel Burglary Case
Three men faced Jackson Circuit Court on burglary charges stemming from the Steinwedel clothing store break in. Glen Erienhagen denied receiving stolen goods and faced a $1000 bond. Lestey Donnelly pleaded guilty with sentence withheld. Ermal Tidd pleaded not guilty and was held on $2000. Two outfits and a hat were recovered. The six week Brownstown term opened with few cases awaiting action.
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Arta Gred
Jackson
Steinwedel
Glen Erienhagen
Lestey Donnelly
Ermal Tidd
General Battle Opens in Northern Ethiopia News
Rome reports the long awaited northern Ethiopia clash as Ethiopian forces engage Italian troops. Diahen troops reportedly retreated before an assault by about 3,000 Ethiopians on the northern front, marking the war's first day of action.
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Rome
Ethiopia
Diahen
Ttaley
Hoover Proposes Decentralized Relief Plan
Herbert Hoover attacks the New Deal relief as waste and introduces a decentralized relief plan relying on voluntary service by Americans. He presents the proposal as an alternative to Roosevelt's relief program in a national address from St. Louis.
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Hoover
St. Louis
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
Santa's visit thrills children in bustling department store
In San Francisco on December 17, a crowded department store staged a Santa Claus visit. Children queued to sit on Santa's lap, voicing wishes from electric trains to dolls. A brave boy named Neil climbed up to tell his list as Santa reassured him and others promising to do what he could.
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San Francisco
Santa Claus
St. Nick
Santa
Neil
Carrot
Rita
Carmelita
Mama
Tam
North Pole
Danecer
Vrancer
Laval Seeks Peace Talks to Avert European War
Premier Laval told the Paris chamber he agreed to Franco British proposals to avert war in Europe over the Ethiopian crisis. He defended his actions as following a peace policy with Hoare and Britain, despite leftist opposition and criticism from critics. The premier claimed he acted within the League of Nations limits and sought to keep Europe out of war.
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Paris
Piet Laval
Chamber of Cities
Italy
Opia
Europe
Britain
France
Laval
Hoare
League of Nations
Te Itate
Auto Mishap Injuries to Mr and Mrs Earl Horning
Mr and Mrs Earl Horning of Hammond are recovering after a highway crash near et te Indiana. The overturned truck demolished contents as the couple moved their hold woods from Rockford to Hammond. Mr Horning suffered back injuries and Mrs Horning sustained facial injuries.
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Mrs. Earl Horning
Earl Horning
Hammond
Ette
Ind
Horning
Emowene Hunt
O. D. Hant
Ing
Rockford
Si Sping
Funeral rites today for Harding Andrews nine
Funeral services for Harding Andrews nine, former Le Young man, who died at John Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Saturday afternoon, were held at 3 30 from Mrs T S Blish home with L Dewey Burham pastor of First Presbyterian Church in charge. Burial followed at Rivery Cemetery. Andrews was ski manager of the Appalachian er Company and resided at uski Virginia.
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Harding Andrews
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
T. S. Blish
Fourth Chestnut Streets
L. Dewey Burham
First Presbyterian Church
Rivery Cemetery
Andrews
Appalachian Er Company
Uski
Virginia
Weather Records Report from Seymour Water Co Station
Riley Goble reports official observations noting a maximum of 37 and a minimum of 33 degrees. River stage stands at 2 feet 5 inches above low water mark.
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Riley Goble
The
Seymour Water Co
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Manush
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