Two Victims In Deadly State Highway 67 Crash Near Fortville
James N. Baker aged 36 and Edward S. Perry were injured in a collision on State Highway 67 near Fortville as a Winn Stewart truck loaded with Christmas trees stalled by the roadside. Baker lies in St. Johns hospital Anderson in critical condition with multiple injuries including a broken pelvis and spine. Perry, a former Daughtery Bakery driver, sustained back and side injuries but is not seriously hurt.
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James N. Baker
George M. Baker
Reddington
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Fortville
Edward S
Ted) Perry
East Fifth Street
Seymour
Daughtery Bakery Company
Baker
Perry
Ms. Baker
Muncie
Daughtery Company
Winn Stewart
Underwood
Ind
Stewart
Anderson Hospital
Seymous
Radio sales surge with Brunswick and Radiola 9 tubes
Este H Hancock Music and Radio Co. markets the latest in superheterodyne radios including Brunswick and Radiola 9 tube sets. Located next to the First National Bank, the shop proclaims finest radios in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Este
H. Hancock Music and Radio Co
First National Bank
Seymour Business College Announces New Term Start
The Seymour Business College lists new term dates for day and night programs. Day school begins December 31 and night school starts January 1, signaling the start of the term for both schedules.
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Seymour Business College
Blue Lodge Names New Officers Here
Jackson Lodge No. 146 F and A M elected officers for the coming year at the regular meeting in the Masonic Temple Monday evening. Worshipful Master George Hollman, Senior Warden Claude E Gray, Junior Warden Ed Massman, Treasurer J S Mills, Secretary H G Massman, Trustees Travis Carter. Installation set for next Friday evening at the Temple.
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Jackson Lodge No. 146
Masonic Temple
Stroke Fatal to Hustedt A Seymour Native
Herman Hustedt aged 66, longtime Seymour resident, died at 10 30 PM Monday at his Midway Indiana home following a paralysis stroke last Saturday. He was born July 17 1863 in Cincinnati Ohio and worked as a cabinet maker and later a B&O locomotive fireman. His sister Mrs George Bender and others cared for him.
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Herman Hustedt
Seymour
Midway
Indiana
New Albany
Jeffersonville
George Bender
Hustedt
Cincinnati
Ohio
Covington
District K of P Conference 19 Sees Strong Attendance
About 100 members attended the Knights of Pythias district conference dinner in Hermon lodge rooms Monday. Grand Chancellor Samuel Trabue led the event with other speakers including Vice Grand Chancellor Charles F Loy and Carl Mitchell. Lodges from multiple towns were represented and the gathering was deemed an unqualified success.
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Knights of Pythias
Hermon Lodge
Samuel Trabue
Charles F. Loy
Princes of Syracuse
Carl Mitchell
Record and Seal
Harry Sullivan
Order of the Uniform Bank
Pythian Sisters Organization
Seymour
Columbus
Madison
Vernon Brownstown
Crothersville
North Vernon
Commiskey
Nashville
Medora
Cortland
Reddington
Sam Jacinto
Scipio
Houston
Wallonia
Brooksburg
Uniontown
Kurtz
Hanover
Christmas Vacation Ends Schools Early Friday
City schools will dismiss Friday afternoon for the annual Christmas break extending twelve days to include New Year. Christmas programs are planned in schools citywide and high schools plan services before dismissal. The Owls face Columbus Bulldogs Friday night at the local gym before Seymour travels to Scottsburg on December 28 and hosts New Albany the day before New Years.
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Columbus Bulldogs
Seymour
Scottsburg
New Albany
Slaying Story At Canton Is Unshaken
Canton Ohio December 18 County Prosecutor Henry W Harter Jr said investigation fails to disprove the theory Mrs Margaret Heldman Lorain shot and killed coal operator Vernard Fearn December 6 and killed herself a week later Her husband Wilbur Heldman provided the only basis for the theory deputies checked Heldmans movements Lorain and Akron but found no evidence to contradict the story Heldman remains on 25000 bond as material witness and the note from J C Gillespie appears at end
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Canton, O
Henry W. Harter Jr
Margaret Heldman
Lorain
Vernard RE. Fearn
Clock Tower Faces City Buyout as State Condemns Tower
City council hears Walter Eagleston explain the Majestic building clock tower has been condemned by state inspectors yet clock mechanism remains sound. He urges the city to take ownership and relocate the four faced clock to its own property for better maintenance and night lighting. Board of Safety to investigate removal.
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Walter Eagleston
Majestic Theatre
Board of Safety of the Council
Board of Safety
Dheck
Eagleston
Ife
Schools face no closure amid illness rumors
The superintendent's office issues a statement denying plans to close city schools due to sickness. He notes schools are better ventilated and disinfected, teachers monitor health, and the term runs to May 31 with potential makeup days only if required. Absentee rates drop from 20 percent to 16 percent as weather improves.
Seymour Columbus Game Tickets Limited by Gym Size
Tickets for the Seymour Columbus game here Friday go on sale downtown Wednesday. H C Henderson notes the entire gym will be reserved and expects a sellout. Columbus officials asked for 400 tickets but visitors must be limited to allow local fans seats. Henderson sends 350 tickets to Columbus. Owls face flu-related practice disruptions but aim to rebound after a 48 to 28 loss to Shelbyville.
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Seymour-Columbus
H. C. Henderson
High School Athletic Association
Columbus
Henderson
Flu
Owls
Shelbyville
Radio interference ordinance fuels city council debate
Councilman Frank W. Abele assails the city measure as a joke and urges enforcement. The council directs a police chief and radio expert to study violators and arrest those who ignore the ordinance while considering insulation and wiring issues across Seymour.
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Aty Council
Frank W. Abele
Abele
Seymour
Charles Burkart
Joe Steele
North Vernon
Seymour Re
King Fails to Respond to Ray Therapy
London dispatch reports King George did not respond to ray-therapy after a lung operation last week to remove pus. Exhaustion followed surgery with little sleep and rest disturbed after midnight. palace doctors were not summoned as Sir Stanley Hewett remained at the king's side.
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United Press
London
George
Stanley Hewett
Banquet for Southern Canners Association Held at Hotel Hardesty
Between fifty and sixty members of the Southern Indians Canners Association enjoyed a banquet at the Hotel Hardesty Monday evening. Officials from local canneries spoke and reported a very successful session.
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Southern Indians Canners’ Association
Hardesty
Reliance and Seymour Meet in Tuesday Basketball Night
Reliance basketball team of Seymour faces Reliance of Columbus at Baptist gym on Tuesday December 18 at 8 p m Admission is 25 cents.
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Reliance
Seymour
Columbus
Baptist Gym
Seymour Vs
Dressed Turkeys and Chickens for Christmas
LeRoy Miller offers dressed turkeys and chickens for Christmas along with honey and apples, as advertised in the local market notice.
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Steinker'’s Meat Market
LeRoy Miller
Brother Of Local Man Dies At Clifford
Funeral services were held at 1 o clock Tuesday morning at the late home for James Walls 67 brother of Samuel Walls of Seymour who died Sunday at the home of his brother Frank Walls near Clifford after a heart illness Burial was in Garland Brook cemetery He had been in declining health for some time He died after rising Sunday morning and dressing then sitting near the bed One son one daughter three other brothers and a sister survive His wife had died earlier The deceased was born in Ohio and was a farmer by avocation.
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James Walls
Samuel Walls
Seymour
Frank Walls
Clifford
Garland Brook
Walls
Ohe
Ohio
Seymour Versus Reliance Basketball Game Tonight
Seymour faces Reliance at Colum bus Baptist gym Tuesday December 15 at 8 p m with admission 25 cents.
Bughouse Query Haunts City Clerk Over Insecticide Bill
City Clerk-Treasurer Fa Jennings ponders a council approved bill for ten gallons of insecticide for the city building. Ed notes the term bug juice and contemplates the archives as firemen reportedly use a bug chaser in quarters.
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Fa Jennings
Bill
Ely
Illness Halts Bedford Columbus Net Game
Influenza postponed the Bedford Columbus basketball game from Wednesday to January 1 in the Columbus gym. Bedford, short of players with six men, had just faced Bloomington last Friday. Seymour fans had bought tickets hoping to see Columbus vs Bedford before the Sey mour Columbus game Friday.
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Bedford Columbus
Columbus
Bedford
Bloomington
Stone City
Seymour
Downtown stores glow with Christmas shopping bustle
Christmas shopping was lively downtown last night as workers and families filled stores buying gifts. Merchants added clerks and used newspaper ads to promote fireside shopping and smooth, extended hours through the evening.
Recognition of twenty fifth anniversary of aviation held
ER T Hutchins of Louisville addressed Seymour Rotary Club at the Elks Home. He urgedRotary support for aviation and the municipal airport idea, saying communities should mark cities and airports to guide aviators and aid commercial growth. Continued on page 4 column 4.
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ER. T. Hutchins
Louisville
Seymour Rotary Club
Elks
Rotary
Mr. Hutchins
Bolivia Accepts Parley Offer of Conference
La Paz Bolivia December 18 Bolivia accepts the Pan American arbitration and conciliation conference offer to seek an amicable settlement of the Paraguayan Bolivian border incident. Paraguay accepted the conference good offices yesterday after Kellogg note. Large demonstrations of up to 40 000 people followed Fort Vanguardia incident.
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United Press
la’ Paz
Bolivia
Paraguay
Kellogg
Washington
Fort Vanguardia
Senate talks push to resolve anti war treaty and naval bill
Washington reports overtures among sides in the deadlocked foreign relations committee aim to disentangle the anti war treaty and the naval cruiser bill. Senator Curtis and Senator Shipstead seek compromises on the Moses Reed resolution and Monroe Doctrine issues. A swift path for the Boulder project via the house is hoped for if no changes are made.
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Washington
Senate
Charlick
Curtis
Congress
Foreign Relations Committee
Moses-Reed
Shipstead
Minnesota
Maine
N. Bil
Haw Cooper
Trecruiser
Roy West
Boulder
House
Sena
Smith
House Irrigation Committee
New Court Term Delayed By Illness In Brownstown
Word from Brownstown says Judge James A. Cox remains indisposed due to illness and the December term of the circuit court, postponed from Monday, will likely not begin this week. Aries Cox is ill at home in Crothersville with influenza.
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Brownstown
Judg
James A. Cox
Aries Cox
Crothersville
Royal Neighbors and Family Welcome to Christmas Wednesday
Community notice invites all residents to a Christmas Wednesday gathering hosted by Royal Neighbors. The event emphasizes family fellowship and seasonal celebration with activities and refreshments.
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Fami
Weather Snapshot with River Stage Update
Readable weather data notes a maximum temperature of 38 degrees and a minimum of 28 degrees. River stage stands at 3 feet 6 inches above low water mark, indicating current water level conditions.
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Edward
Ted” Perry
Blue Lodge
George Hollman
Claude E. Gray
Ed Massman
J. S. Mills
H. G. Massman
Trustees
Travis Carter
Midway Home
Canton
Ana
J. C. Gillespie
Kodak Pictures
King
Ray
Sir Stanley Hewett
Sir Hugh Rigby
Lord Dawson of
Penn
W. T. Hutchins
Obama
Riley Goble
The
Seymour Water Co
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