Seymour Lats Battle Of Rule 16 vs North Carolina
Seymour lost 12-9 to North Vernon in a rough game at Shields gym marked by fouls and late scoring. Aufderheide and Ledford traded early baskets as North Vernon drew ahead with free throws and Seymour struggled to convert.
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Shields Gym
Seymour
North Vernon
Aufderheide
Lange
Mckadden
Goens
Ledford
Ledfrd
Goek
Goeks
McFadden
Miller
Road 50 east of Medora remains closed due to high water
Me dora reports U S 50 east of Medora stays blocked by floodwaters while Ewing north of Brownstown reopens. Traffic to Seymour uses that route via Carr township. White River sinks to nine feet at 2 PM as cold weather persists. Indiana weekend forecast: fair but cold.
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Medora
Ewing
Brownstown
Carr Township
Seymour
White River
Indiana
Seal Sales Mount as Tuberculosis Fund Grows
Funds from the annual tuberculosis Christmas seal sale rise daily. J. R. Mitchell, chairman, says by Friday night the Jackson County Tuberculosis Association treasurer has $575.60, well over half the county goal.
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J. R. Mitchell
Jackson County Tuberculosis Association
Citizens to Seek New Water Rates in Seymour
The Seymour city council schedules a second citizens meeting to discuss a ten year water contract with Seymour Water Co. East ern Corp. executive J B Marvin from Frankfort Indiana will explain items. Company denies rate increase except sprinkling system charge adjustment.
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Seymour
Seymour Water Company
J. B. Marvin
Frankfort
Indiana
Eastern Corporation
Water Company
C. W. Barkart
Shortest and busiest day of the year noted
The day was the shortest of the year with a heavy shopping rush. Merchants were too busy to notice the exact length while shoppers faced a frantic pre Christmas rush and longer wait for results in Seymour.
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Seymour
Flying Squadron To Visit Seymour In January
The famous flying squadron will land in Seymour for a short visit in January. Rev C A Shake of the Seymour Ministerial Union says the crew will include Oliver W Stewart of Chicago president of the Flying Squadron Foundation and editor of the National Enquirer Norma C Brown of Bloomington Illinois vice president and associate editor of the Enquirer Col Alfred Mounty of Waterloo the visiting speaker. The crew will conduct a three day voters institute offering instruction on constitutional government with focus on prohibition and law enforcement.
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Flying Squadron
Seymour
C. A. Shake
Seymour Ministerial Union
Oliver W. Stewart
Chicago
Flying Squadron Foundation
The
National Enquirer
Ess
Norma C. Brown
Bloomington
Illinois
Foundation
Enquirer
Alfred di. Mounty
Waterloo
Voters’ Institute
Car Parked Too Close To Tracks Demolished In Wreck
A Ford touring car owned by William Hamilton of Seymour was demolished when struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train on St Louis Avenue near the city building. Police say double parking near the railroad will be banned and warning signs will be posted to prevent future accidents. No one was in the car, but authorities warn of possible loss of life if repeated.
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William Hamilton
Seymour
Baltimore and Ohio
St. Louis Avenue
W. A. Misch
Misch
Judge Cox Hears Case to Set Aside Judgment
Judge James A. Cox hears Louis Banks and others versus John L. Gossman and others to set aside a judgment. The court reopened this morning with minor business and few cases slated, noting a light circuit court schedule next week due to Christmas holidays.
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Cox
James A. Cox
Louis Banks
John L. Gossman
Funeral Service for Mrs McGoffin Held
Funeral services for Mrs Anna McGoffin eighty nine who died at her daughter Mrs Charles Roeger home were held at St Ambrose Catholic church at nine this morning. Burial followed at Riverview cemetery. Mrs McGoffin had lived in Seymour since 1860 and had been in poor health after pneumonia two years prior.
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Anna McGoffin
Charles Roeger
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Riverview Cemetery
Santa Arrives in Seymour for Community Christmas Celebration
Festivities opened with a Santa arrival coordinated by the Business Men's Association and American Legion. Santa rode in by sleigh to the Community Christmas tree on West Second Street, handing out two thousand candy bags funded by L. C. Griffits of the Southern Indiana Telephone and Telegraph company.
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Santa Claus
Seymour
Business Men's Association
John Bleh
Santa
Henry Quadde
Quadde
Reddington
West Second Street
American Legion
L. C. Griffits
Southern Indiana Telephone and Telegraph Company
C. W. Wiethoff
Limited assort ment of Christmas cards from The Tribune
The Tribune offers a limited assortment of Christmas greeting cards ready for immediate printing. Also available are apples cider and apple butter from Hall Orchard Co with holiday supplies.
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the Tribune
Hall Orchard Co
No sleighs? Just ask C. H. Wiethoff
The Tribune reported yesterday that no sleighs for Santa were available but today public demand surged. Mr. Wiethoff was offered many sleighs beyond what he could use, showing the power of the press.
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the Tribune
Santa
Wiethoff
Local man first on Madison-Milton Bridge
Coulter M. Montgomery of Seymour led the Indiana foot party onto the new Ohio River bridge at Madison during dedication ceremonies. The Seymour American Legion drum and bugle corps headed the Indiana procession, with Governor Harry G. Leslie aboard, as floats and queens from Indiana cities paraded. Members of Seymour’s Legion unit listed among those taking part in the Germonies.
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Coulter M. Montgomery
Seymour
Indiana
Ohio River
Madison
America Legion
American Legions
Kentucky
Harry G. Leslie
Ohio
Legion Corps
Mr. Montgomery
Seymour's Legion Corps
Ben [Loffmeier
Elmer Mellencamp
Arch Breitsfield
Lawrence Stewart
Joe Gruber
Dale Herwig
Harry Jones
Howard Kruwell
Seymour Company Files New Petition
Associated Press reports in Indianapolis on December 21 that the Southern Indiana Telephone and Telegraph Company of Seymour filed a supplemental petition in the Southern Indiana Telephone and Telegraph Company of Seymour to buy the Decatur County Independent Telephone Company. It requests approval to issue stock not below 91 percent of par value to cover obligations totaling 100,000 par value of seven percent cumulative preferred stock.
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Indianapolis
Southern Indiana Telephone and Telegraph Company
Seymour
Decatur County Independent Telephone Company
Parker Funeral Today
Charles L Parker former Seymour resident died suddenly at his Louisville home. Funeral services were held at Voss mortuary at 1 pm today and burial took place in Riverview cemetery.
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Charles L. Parker
Seymour
Louisville
Voss Mortuary
Riverview Cemetery
Alger Desperado Sentenced for Bank Robbery Wife Held in Vernon
Gene Alger twenty three and his wife Josephine faced charges after a bank robbery at Lafontaine. He pled guilty to robbing the Paris Crossing State Bank and was sent to the state reformatory for fifteen years. She remained jailed in Vernon for Wabash county authorities with conspiracy charges dismissed against her.
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Gene Alger
Desperado
Wilbur Bannister
Jennings County
Pendleton
State Reformatory
Alver
Jennings Credit Court
Paris Crossing
Josephine Alver
Vernon
Wabash
Lafontaine
Claude McBride
Jeffersonville
Gene
McBride
Josephine
On the G
Seymour Boy Aids In Obtaining Poor Funds
Seymour Indiana December 21 Robert Day of Seymour is among 44 Indiana University students helping raise funds for the Christmas Cheer fund at IU Bloomington. The Daily Student newspaper handles the drive with Day soliciting donations at Memorial Hall for the Monroe County Family Welfare Society, funds to aid Monroe County families through Associated Charities on Christmas Day.
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Loomington
Ind
Robert Day
Seymour
Indiana University
Bloomington
Indiana
Enterprise
Day
Daily
Memorial Hall
Mary A. Waldron
Monroe County Family Welfare Society
Associated Charities
City
Monroe County
Christmas Poultry Order At St Louis Avenue
Place your order for turkeys geese ducks and chickens at 110 St Louis Ave or call 495 d16 17 18 19 21d to arrange delivery or pickup.
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St. Louis Ave
U. S. Famous to Buy Christmas Food at Old Market for Last Time
Historic center market in Washington D C will be torn down for city improvements. Notables and national figures have shopped there for Christmas dinners, with Mrs M Lewis and officials like Mrs Longworth and Mrs Gann among frequent visitors. Market plans to sell about 5000 turkeys at 35 to 40 cents a pound amid a dry cool fall boosting quality and price.
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Dee
Historic Center Market
Thesday
M. Lewis
Nicholas Longworth
Edward &. Gann
Coolidge
White House
G. V. Wally
William F. Borah
Reed Smooth
Frank Th. Ielloge
Wally
Defeated Mexican Plans Revolution From U S Border
Jose Vasconcelos, defeated candidate in the Mexican presidential race, arrived in Los Angeles to set up headquarters for a political revolution while his family urged him to leave the border area after reports of the Nogales, Sonora execution of General Bouquel, a campaign supporter.
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Viase Los Angeles
Jose Vasconedos
Pasqual Ort Rubio
Mexico
Vasconcelos
Tucson
Ariz
Nogates
Sonora
Carlos Bouquel
Former President Emile Loubet Dies in Montelimar
France mourns Emile Loubet former president 1899 to 1909 who died at 9 35 p m at the age of 1 He spent his later days in a village store near Montelimar smoking a pipe and discussing current events with local peasants His boyhood aim was to become a farmer
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Montelimar
France
Emile Loubet
Salesmen Honored for Buick Contest Wins
John Duckworth of Seymour Motors Sales led the district in Buick sales and was among the first twelve winners. They were treated to a dinner at the Columbia Club in Indianapolis and a theater party after the Buick Motor Company hosted the event. The contest tallies based on sales during the period.
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John Duckworth
Seymour Motors
Buick
Indianapolis
Buick Motor Company
Columbia Club
Select Your Majestic Radio for Christmas Deals
Estel Hanecock Music and Radio Co promotes Majestic Radio sets for Christmas with limited stock and a call to act quickly.
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Majestic Radio
Estel Hanecock Music & Radio Co
Plan to merge US railroads into nineteen trunk systems
The Interstate Commerce Commission proposed a plan to consolidate most U S railroads into nineteen trunk systems led by major lines such as the Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio and New York Central with regional systems in the South and New England. Two Canadian groupings were allowed. the measure aims to preserve competition and require open access to terminal lines on fair terms.
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Washington
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cug
Trumk
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Wabash-Seaboard
New York Central
Chesapeake
Boston
Maine
New Haven
New England
Atlantic Coast Line
Southern Railway
Winds Central
Great Northern Northern Pacific
Chicago
Milwaukee, St. Paul
Indiana Gripped by Winter Cold on First Day of Winter
Cold wave grips Indiana on the first day of winter with temperatures from 6 to 15 degrees above zero. The Weather Bureau predicts continued cold and clear skies, aiding snow-drift removal from a blizzard last Wednesday. Fatalities rise with three more deaths reported in Indianapolis, Brons, and Hammond due to exposure and blizzard conditions.
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Ty Associated Press
Indianapolis
Indiana
U. S. Weather Bureau
George Wicks
Svivers
Bron
Hammond
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