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Seymour Daily Tribune

Location

Seymour, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1939

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Rotary Club Hosts Seymour Boys Christmas Party

More than forty seventh and eighth graders from Shields Junior High attended Seymour Rotary Club’s noon party at the Elks' Home. Rev. Amos L. Boren of the First Methodist Church gave a Christmas message. A club basketball team will challenge the Seymour Lions at Shields gym tonight to raise funds for the school line.

Seymour Seymour Rotary Club Elks West Second Street Shields Amos L. Boren First Methodist Church Seymour Lions Club Shields Gymnasium J. Ralph Thompson Thompson W. H. Shortridge Walter L. Surface Francis “Pat” Myers Bevins Clark J. R. O’hearn D. L. Coy H. R. Ringler A. S. Kaufman Coy Corydon Corydom H. P. Graessie Boren Jack Horner Jack Horners Mr. Boren

Two Men Are Fined For Public Intoxication In City Court

William Johnson and Wesley Christie appeared before Mayor Stanley A. Switzer for public intoxication. Johnson pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined $1 plus $10 in costs. a deadly weapon charge was dismissed. Christie pleaded guilty to intoxication, fined $1 and $10 costs, and jailed to pay the fine, following arrest by Officer George A. Forster near the city on Monday night.

William Johnson Stanley A. Switzer John E. Banta Johnson Switzer Wesley “Pug” Christie Brownstown Christie George A. Forster Seymour

Christmas Light Judging Begins Tuesday by Seymour Junior Chamber

The Seymour Junior Chamber of Commerce announces Christmas light judging will start Tuesday night December 26 and run nightly through December 31. Judges will visit throughout the city without published schedules, inspecting interior and exterior displays after supper each night. Awards will be given to the best decorated homes.

Seymour

Masons Elect Monday Night Officers at Jackson Lodge 146

Jackson Lodge No. 146 Free and Accepted Masons elected Worshipful Master W. W. Stradley for 1940 and installed officers including Senior Warden Kenneth L. Fosbrink Junior Warden Bruce K. Combs and Treasurer J. P. McMillan. Secretary H. G. Massman and Trustee L. H. Becker reelected. A joint inspection with Six Mile Lodge Hayden is planned for Jan 8 with Fellowcraft and Entered Apprentice degrees conferred.

Jackson Lodge No Masonic Temple West Second — Street W. W. Stradley E. W. Sargeant Kenneth L. Fosbrink Mr. Stradley Bruce K. Combs J. P. McMillan H. G. Massman L. H. Becker Lodge Frank S. Gilbert C. M. Hennessy Byron L. Judd Charles R. Mayfield George W. Jones Carl A. Conrad Becker Gilbert Tyler Sargeant Charles R. Brown B.S. Shinness Jackson Lodge Six Mile Lodge Hayden Ivory C. Tolle Lebanon

Parker Family Attends Funeral in Shelbyville

Mr and Mrs Allen B Parker and family return home after funeral services for Edward Parker a Shelby county farmer. He died Thursday from a heart ailment Funeral services were held Sunday at Fix Mortuary Shelbyville and burial followed at Mt Pleasant Cemetery nearby.

Allen B. Parker Shelbyville Parker Edward Parker Shelby County Fix Mortuary Mt. Pleasant

Mrs Rudyard Kipling Dies at Sussex Home

Mrs Rudyard Kipling widow of the author and poet died at her home in Sussex today. The news is filed from London via the Associated Press.

London

Plan Week of Prayer Services In Seymour Area

The Seymour Ministerial Association outlined plans for its annual Week of Prayer Services to run January 7 to 12. Each night features a host church and a guest speaker, with pastors from St. Pauls Congregational Trinity Methodist Central Christian First Presbyterian and First Baptist churches, and the host church choir contributing musical numbers.

Seymour Ministerial Association Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America Central Christian Church Kenneth Murphy St. Paul's Congregational Church Albert Sehmitt Trinity Methodist Church First Methodist Church R. S. Wilson First Presbyterian Church A. A. Cohn First Baptist Church W. E. Shirey

Fun Fest Basketball Fun Fest Boosts Shields High Food Fund

Shields IH High School hosts a five game basketball fundraiser tonight in the school gym to bolster the lunch fund for needy students. Freshmen teams from Jeffersonville and Shields face off as part of a varied program including stunts, band performances, and novelty matchups such as the American Legion groups playing under girls rules and a grandpas versus grandsons game. Organizers FE A Asbell Francis Murray Kenneth Warbritton H R Noe Ernest Truex H C Henderson and Paul Doolittle oversee the event with seven officials listed.

Shields IH High School Shields High School Jeffersonville High School Shields Columbus FE. A. Asbell Francis Murray Kenneth Warbritton H. R. Noe Ernest Truex H. C. Henderson Paul Doolittle

Funeral Rites Set for Fred Schleibaum

Funeral services for Fred A. Schleibaum aged fifty one, former Jackson township trustee for eight years, will be held Wednesday at 1 30 pm from Voss Mortuary and 2 pm at Immanuel Lutheran Church with Rev E H Eggers officiating. Burial is in Riverview Cemetery. He died Sunday night at 326 West Brown Street.

Fred A. Schleibaum Jackson Township Voss Mortuary Immanuel Lutheran Church E. H. Eggers Riverview Cemetery Schleibauum West Brown Street

Jay C Modern Store to Open in Groub Building

A new modern food market in the Jay C Group will open in the Groub building on West Second Street tomorrow. The semi supermarket features new design fixtures, a vegetable and perishables unit with daily fresh stocks, a meat department with refrigerating units, frozen foods, a pastry unit, daylight-like lighting, and electrically lighted scales. Forest F. Seng serves as manager as the store plans to offer high quality nationally advertised com­modities and Jay C lines with personal service. The Tribune carries a full page advertisement listing some values.

Jay C Groub Group Groub West Second Street Jay C Forest F. Seng the Tribune

Mail Deadlines Increase in Seymour Post Office Volume

Seymour postal authorities warn of a big rise in mail volume this year and provide deadlines for insured delivery. Wednesday is the deadline for mailing to states bordering Indiana to ensure delivery. Thursday is last day for Indiana cards and greetings. The post office will stay open evenings this week until 8 pm and Saturday for special delivery letters and perishables.

Seymour Indiana W. H. Droege

Sel-Rite Grocery Ad Offers Low Christmas Candy Deals

The notice advertises low prices on Christmas candies nuts oranges and trees at Sel-Rite Grocery. Includes shop name and sale emphasis for holiday supplies.

British Cruiser Fires at Boat in Baltic Incident

British cruiser fires on a boat while a U S Navy patrol watches from the scene as Nazi craft seek refuge. Planes of the U S Navy keep vigil after the incident amid wartime tensions.

U. S. Navy

German freighter pursued off Florida coast by suspected British cruiser

A German flagged oil freighter anchored a mile and a half offshore under U S neutrality patrol observation after pursuit by a vessel Coast Guardsmen believed to be a British cruiser. Navy planes also observed the scene as reports swirled that British warships waited off Florida to intercept the 32,565 ton liner Columbus.

Ft. Lauderdale Fla U.S Navy Coast Guard U. S Firaly Florida Columbus

Crothersville Freshman Perry Dies At 15

Albert junior Perry aged fifteen, a Crothersville High School freshman, died at 12 50 this morning at his parents home two miles north of Crothersville. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 pm at Uniontown Baptist Church with Rev. L V Rule in charge. Burial will follow in Uniontown Cemetery. Born February 10 1924, he had been ill about three weeks. He is survived by Thurman and Birdie May Young Perry his parents and brothers John William Henry Leroy Kenneth and Dale and sisters Mrs Wallace Monroe Mrs Arthur Rith and Mrs Otho Stout of Crothersville and Elizabeth Monrice Marion and Annabelle at home.

Albert Junior Perry Crothersville Thurman Birdie May Young Perry Crothersville R2 Uniontown Baptist Church John William Henry Leroy Indianapolis Kenneth and Dale Wallace Monroe Arthur Rith Otho Stout Elizabeth Monrice Marion Annabelle

County Man Is Hurt In Mishap Near Crothersville

Ivan Bowman of Crothersville R2 was injured Monday night in a collision on U S Road 31 north of Crothersville involving a light coupe and a tow wrecker. He was taken by ambulance to Sehneck Memorial Hospital with a fractured left collar bone and head injuries.

Ivan Bowman Crothersville

Man Arrested in Crothersville on Safe-Cracking Charge

Bayne Nicholas age about thirty nine of Crothersville was arrested about 3 o clock this morning by Detective Don Winn of the Seymour state police post and Marshal Sampson Mitchell. He was wanted in Indianapolis as a suspect in a safe cracking and was to be taken there today. He had previously served time in prison for cracking a safe in a Crothersville store in 1932.

Bayne Nicholas Crothersville Don Winn Seymour Sampson Mitchell Nicholas Indianapolis Winn

Not Nick Vogel Denies Creosoting Plant Involvement

Nick Vogel of this city stated today he was not working at the creosoting plant of the Jackson county REMC near Brownstown when it burned on Saturday. He said he had not bid on the job and had no connection with the work. The plant suffered substantial damage with reports that a spark from an electric welder inside the tank started the blaze.

Nick Vogel Jackson County REMC Brownstown

Farley Urges First Class On Christmas Cards

Postmaster General James A Farley asks postmasters to promote first class mailing for Christmas cards to preserve dignity and aid revenue. Aimed at consumers, the campaign contrasts first class with third class, noting sealing and personal messages allowed only on first class cards.

Associated Press Washington James A. Farley Farley

Circuit Court Dockets In Brownstown Hearings and Divorces

Jackson Circuit Court at Brownstown opened the December term with Judge Crump presiding. Dockets include State v Sandefur larceny cases set for January 8 and 22, div orce filings in Widwell v Kidwell and Johnson v Johnson, and a dismissed foreclose case in Ruddick Garage v Isaacs. Court expects light business next term.

Jackson Brownstown John C. Cranaman Branaman George Sandefui L. Brake State Schrader D. Young Charles Boling Louis Eaton William H. Kaufman Howard R. Kaufman Herman Renter James Colwell Lyle Manion Carson T. Widwell Mildred M. Kidwell Genevieve Johnson James Johnson Johnson Petros Penitentiary Tennessee James Ruddick Mary Ruddick Ruddick Amy Isaacs

Taxi Drivers Strike Shuts Evansville Cabs for Third Day

Evansville Indiana, a city of over 100000, faced a third day without taxi service as 87 drivers remained idle since 11 o clock Sunday due to a labor dispute between the AFL Taxi Drivers Union and the Yellow Taxi Company, each operating in town.

Evansville Ind AFL Taxi Drivers Union Yellow Taxi Company

Britain Faces Violent Times As War At Sea Escalates

London reports fresh German raids sink another fishing trawler and damage three others as unarmed vessels are attacked by low flying planes. Churchill warns Britons of rough times ahead while confirming major naval and air actions against German warships and the Graf Spee incident.

London Britain Germany Winston Charchill Admiralty Churchill Great Britain

Trap alleged in Graf Spee engagement cited by observers

Naval sources in Montevideo claim Admiral Graf Spee's South Atlantic encounter with Exeter Ajax and Achilles was a trap using British fuel oil as bait. Reports say a German freighter bought oil from a British firm at an undisclosed port, aiding the raid before the battle, while Langsdorff cites scarce fuel and plans to scuttle the ship if needed.

North Sea Koeln Koenigsberz Leipzig Bluecher Admiral Hipper Air Ministry Tlelgoland Bizht Churchill Atlantic Graf Spee Montevideo Associated Press South Atlantic Hans Langsdorff Buenos Aires Langsdorff Spain Cumberland Exeter Ajax Achilles Pacific Tacoma Admiral Graf Spee River Plate

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Rev. Boren Stradley Heads Lodge Kirline Dias Fred Schleibaum John C. Groub U. S. Harbor Navy Patrol Bulletin Man MR. Farley Beymour Water Co Iver Joe
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