Owls Edge North Vernon In Overtime Thriller
Seymour defeats North Vernon 16 to 15 after an overtime, the game tied six times. Coach Lyons used four reserves at start, then brought back regulars as Seymour rallied to win in the extra period.
19 Dec 1931
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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1931
Page
1
Seymour defeats North Vernon 16 to 15 after an overtime, the game tied six times. Coach Lyons used four reserves at start, then brought back regulars as Seymour rallied to win in the extra period.
A new law advances tax revenue measures as Moratorium moves forward. Netmen defeat North Vernon after a hard fought round. A kidnapping attempt is unsuccessful, marking a tense day of local news.
About sixteen Cortland High School students escaped serious injury when their bus overturned north of Honeytown after crossing a bridge in heavy fog. Principal J. C. Hedges and driver Carl Tinder reported few minor injuries among riders returning from a Cortland Wallonia basketball game.
Travis Carter of this city, Republican county chairman, has been recommended to President Hoover for appointment as postmaster. Senators Watson and Robinson of Indiana endorsed him, with notice expected in a few days according to Washington indications.
Tuesday night at 8 oclock crowds gather for a public Fuehre event at Woodmen Mall near Brecher's with details continued on page 6.
Eightyearold Robert Betz fled Friday night when a man tried to lure him from Seventh and Elm streets to a touringcar vehicle. The suspect group, consisting of two men and a woman, had loitered in the neighborhood earlier, but the plan failed when the boy screamed and ran to Omer Ottes residence. Police and residents noted the attackers lingered nearby, threatening future abduction. Nearby reports briefly suggested two other children might have been kidnapped, but this possibility was dismissed as located.
Harold Hauerle sixth grade student at Clara D. Carter school in Jackson township received the service medal of the Rust Prevention Association for barberry eradication efforts. J L McCoy of the U S Department of Agriculture presented the medal after an illustrated talk. Hauerle inspected shrubbery near his home and submitted a specimen to his teacher, C I Bridges.
Santa Claus Indiana postmaster J F Martin explains the busy Christmas season at the Santa Claus post office. He states daily mail volume reaches ten thousand cancellations in November and December and 300 to 500 letters from children nationwide. He notes many requests come from schools churches and charities seeking names for gifts. He says letters are bundled and mailed to interested parties.
Jackson county gains revenue as 1921 legislation requires poll tax receipts before vehicle licenses. deputies report first-time visitors to the treasurer's cashier's window as enforcement tightens.
Mrs. Adah Hill widow of Dr. L. B. Hill of Baraboo Wisconsin died at her home this morning. She lived here for years and was active in church and fraternal orders. Survived by son Liston Jr a grandson Harold and great grandson Howard all of Baraboo. Funeral from Harold Hill home Monday morning.
A Petosky firm moved 200 hives into a downtown street area to rest for the night. Five people slept near the buzzing colony without getting stung, while the event reportedly drew attention from passersby who did not notice the hives on arrival.
Seymour and Jackson County schools plan to participate in Indiana state and national George Washington Bicentennial programs. Contests include grammar school declamatory events and an essay contest with subjects on Washington, Mount Vernon, sportsmanship, duty, character, and influence. Essays 600 to 760 words, original, judged by three, winner advances to district, medal awarded by the commission.
Mrs. Clara Grove, 44, wife of Calvin R. Grove, north of Crothersville, died midnight Friday after a recent operation. A Crothersville Methodist Church worker, she is survived by husband and four children Calvin, Clara, Dorothy, and Mary Ann. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday at her church, Rev. M. C. Pfieffer presiding. burial Uniontown Cemetery.
Dewey Elliott admits Freeman did not take part in the Fenton grocery robbery. A changed confession says Elliott identified Freeman as the look out. Freeman, 24, of Indianapolis, faces charges related to a Kroger robbery in North Vernon on November 20.
About 100 needy families are listed by the Seymour Welfare Association as potential recipients of Christmas baskets. Eighteen baskets have been prepared so far, and the group asks any individuals or organizations giving baskets to contact them to avoid duplicates. A representative will be at Langent's Furniture Store to gather recipient details. The association serves as a clearing house and does not supply baskets directly.
The Seymour post office will make a Sunday morning parcel post delivery to residential sections to ease Christmas mail congestion. H. Lett, rastaster, announced the plan, following years of scheduling deliveries on the Sunday before Christmas.
A Legion benefit program features Princess on Sunday and Monday with Five Star Final among the year’s best picture contenders. Proceeds support Legion activities.
Milledgeville December 19 Associated Press A man named M A Gay from Lanier County visits the Georgia State Prison office asking to be put in the death cell before his execution for the killing of his son in law. Sheriff Spence had directed him to enter the building for guidance.
The Associated Press reports a turbulent year as 23 administrations changed or were overturned worldwide in 1931. Spain saw a dramatic shift when Alfonso XIII abdicated, making way for a republican government.
Mrs. Mary B. Guffey, 64, of 102 East Brown Street, died Friday night after a week long illness. Born May 12, 1867 in Indiana, she married William Guffey on December 27, 1909. Survived by three children Elza Clemens Bertha Pettigrew and Goldie Rogers and a stepdaughter Adolph Lester. one sister and two half sisters also living. Funeral services held at Voss Mortuary with Rev. L O Green. burial at Riverview Cemetery.
Mrs Minnie A Helt aged 53 died at her Rural Route 5 home near Reddington after a three month illness with complications. Born June 4 1878 in Shelby County she was married November 24 1909 to Frank Helt who survives along with son Kenneth W and daughter Mary Josephine. She leaves five sisters and three brothers and funeral services were held at the Reddington church with burial in Reddington cemetery.
The Senate moves toward final action on a moratorium after the House approved the debt holiday plan 317 to 100. Chairman Smoot led the Senate Finance Committee as debate continued, with party splits evident.
R. S. Sandy Boak was arrested in this city for selling a fraudulent correspondence course to prepare men for U S government service. He was taken to Columbus by Sheriff J W Foust to face a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. Boak claimed to be registrar for the Civil Service Preparing Faculty based in Portland Indiana, which police found does not exist.
S. T. Zollman of Bedford dies at 8:45 AM in Methodist Hospital Indianapolis. He was uncle to Grace Goss Florence Lanier and W H Hughes of Bedford. Survived by a widow, two sisters De M Hughes and Alice of Medora, and three brothers Thomas and George of Medora and Henry near New Albany. Funeral arrangements not known.
In New York on December 19, Culbertson and Lightner surpassed Lenz and Ever in the ninth session, gaining a larger lead and finishing with Culbertson-Lightner at 7,015 points to 4,965 for Lenz-Ever. The overall series stands Culbertson 34 to Lena 29, with key rubber scores listed.
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