Local man dies after shotgun accident at home
Holmes Hunsucker twenty three died at Schneck Memorial Hospital at 12 06 this morning thirty six hours after an accidental shotgun discharge while preparing to go hunting with friend Clyde McDonald He was in critical condition at the hospital and had remained conscious most of the time He is survived by his father wife Opal three children and four brothers The family lives at 801 South Beech street Seymour Indiana He was a native of Hamilton township Jackson county born February 22 1912 and attended Seymour schools Shields High School He worked in the Consolidated Shoe Corporation bottoming department and was active in church and local athletic teams
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Holmes Hunsucker
Seymour Young Man
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Hunsucker
South Beech Street
Clyde McDonald
Robert Pfaffenberger
West McDonald Street
John Keith
Red
Hamilton Township
Jackson County
William and
Sarah Levina Coffman Hunsucker
Seth Hansucker
City
Hoyt Hunnsucker
Bloomington
Herbert Hunsucker
Greeting Edition Christmas Messages Not Published on Christmas Day
The Daily Tribune will skip Christmas Day publication and run the Christmas Greeting pages Tuesday afternoon in the regular edition. Local retail firms and manufacturers contribute cordial messages to customers, with many readers seeking these personal seasonal greetings. Extra copies will be available.
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Daily Tribune
The
City Shopping Rush as Christmas Buying Nears End
With one shopping day left before Christmas, crowds flood stores despite weather as city winds down for the holiday. Tuesday edition of The Tribune goes earlier to finish routes. many meetings canceled or rescheduled. Lions Club off this week. Church of the Nazarene prayer service moved to Thursday. banks close Wednesday. mail limited to special delivery.
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the Tribune
Lions Club
Church of the Nazarene
Midnight Mass Schedule at St. Ambrose Church
Christmas observance opens with a Midnight Mass at St. Ambrose Church led by Ms Wilma Stemler with Monsignor Rawlinson delivering the sermon. The service features the soprano Miss Gynelle Moritz Altice Kirsch Anglesea Moore and altos and tenors Miss Kathryn Reinhart and Mr Earl Schultz. The choir will perform Silent Night Little Town of Bethlehem and Adeste Fideles. A series of Masses follows including 6:00 am 7:00 am and a 10:00 am High Mass led by Rev. Arthur P Mooney.
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St. Ambrose
Wilma Stemler
Gaynelle Moritz
Altice Kirsch
Anglesea Moore
Kathryn Reinhart
Earl Schultz
Bethlehem
Monsignor Rawlinson
Arthur P. Mooney
Our Lady of Providence Shrine
Brownstown
Lucille Crawford
Cosbys Fate Lies With Jackson Jury Deliberations Open
Jackson Circuit Court jury deliberated on involuntary manslaughter charge against Sgt. C N Cosby of Pennsylvania Railroad Police after two hours of defense and two hours of prosecution arguments. The May 28 shooting of 18 year old Tom Paul Jones in railroad yards prompted the indictment. verdict not yet reached.
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Jackson
C. N. Cosby
Sgt. C. N. Cosby
Pennsylvania Railroad Police
Jackson Circuit Court
John ©. Branaman
Commonwealth
Daniel B. Smith
Harlan County
Cosby
Tom Paul Jones
Harlan, Ky
Indianapolis
Dov Goforth
Eden named foreign secretary steadies Britain's sanctions policy
Anthony Eden becomes Britain's foreign secretary at a pivotal moment in enforcing League sanctions on Italy. British pride rallies behind Baldwin as Eden plots detailed resistance if Italy attacks League states. Eden's elevation marks a move away from Hoare Laval plans and toward Geneva enforcement of sanctions.
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Associated Press
London
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Italy
League of Nations
Stanley Baldwin
Oxonian
League Affairs
Eden
Sandringham Palace
King George
Britain
Victoria
Earl of Granville
Samuelloare
Geneva
Hoare
Pierre Laval
League
Christmas Gifte Boxes and Tobacco at Kirsch's Cafe
Christmas gift boxed candy priced at 25 cents and up features all popular brands. Cigars cigarettes and tobaccos also advertised at Kirsch's Cafe with a note of wide selection.
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Kirsch’s
White Christmas Seen for Seymour
Jackson county residents awoke to a fresh blanket of snow over the weekend, turning Seymour into a white Christmas scene. The city lay unmarred beneath the new coating as youngsters and adults alike welcomed the wintry weather.
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Jackson County
Henderson Given Walking Papers After City Court Fine
Arthur Peanuts Henderson was fined in city court Friday for stealing coal and received his commitment papers Saturday afternoon from Mayor C. W. Burkart to report to Brownstown county jail. Sheriff Barkman said Henderson had not arrived at the jail by this afternoon.
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Arthur
Henderson
C. W. Burkart
Brownstown
Barkman
Burkart
Oscar Fislar Dies at 87 in Indianapolis
Oscar Fislar eighty seven former resident died at City Hospital Indianapolis at 6 p.m. Saturday Funeral services set for 1 p.m. Tuesday at New Driftwood Church southeast of Seymour burial in church cemetery He was father of Mrs Crawford Cox Jr of Indianapolis and brother in law of Frank Mackey He was known locally as Uncle Oscar and was a Baptist longtime Christian resident of this vicinit y.
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Oscar Fislar
City Hospital
Indianapolis
New Driftwood Church
Seymour
Fislar
Crawford Cox
Tacoma Avenue
Frank Mackey
Oscar
The
Baptist Church
Astrologer predicts unhappy 1936 for movie stars
Hollywood gossip notes Mahlen Norvell, an astrologer with notarized forecasts, calling 1936 a more unhappy year and predicting a “6 g sunicide” of a prominent star. He cites Thelma Todd’s death and warns he will not name the individuals involved.
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Hollywood
Mahlen Norvell
Associated Press
Thelma Todd
Probe death of 14 in bus plunge into river
Officials ordered an autopsy to determine if bus driver L G Alford was alive when the Atlantic Greyhound bus plunged through an open drawbridge into the Appomattox River near Hopewell Virginia killing fourteen. D D McAfee, district superintendent, questioned the driver’s condition.
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Associated Pross
Hopewell
Atlantic Greyhound
Appomattox River
D. D. McAfee
Raleigh
N. C
Bow
L. G. Alford
Crothersville Man John Dorsey Dies at 79
John B. Dorsey age seventy nine well known Crothersville resident died at his home after five weeks illness. He was a lifelong Jackson county farmer and a Presbyterian church member. He leaves Frema Gordon his widow two daughters Minnie Mackillop of Atlanta and Rosie Crawford of Crothersville plus a son Horace Dorsey and four grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Crothersville Presbyterian Church with Rev. Lo V Rule and burial followed in Crothersville.
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John B. Dorsey
Crothersville
Jackson County
O. O. Flledge
Washington
William H
Suzanna Brown Dorsey
Crothersvile
Frema Gorden
Dorsey
Presbyterian Church
Minnie Mackillop
Atlanta, Ga
Rosie Crawford
Horace Dorsey
Lindberghs Plan Home in England After Kidnapping Case
Charles and Anne Lindbergh and their son Jon sailed toward Europe aboard the American Importer amid threats and fear following the Hauptmann case. They may travel under assumed names without passports, with possible destinations including Canada and the West Indies.
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Lindverghs
Canada
Newfoundland
British West Indies
Department of State
Washington
Lindberegh
Harold G. Hoffman
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
United
Move Spurred by Death of Schall
Washington December 23 Associated Press reports the death of Minnesota Senator Thomas Schall a 58 year old blind critic of the New Deal after being struck by a motor car. His death underscores rising automobile accidents which claimed 26 000 lives last year and prompts calls in Congress for action to curb the menace.
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Washington
Thomas “Ehall
Minnesota
Automobile & Dent
Hopewell
Borah
Idaho
Congress
Sehall
Senate
BK. Olson
Farmer-Laborite
Olson
Levi Swengel Dies Sunday at 82 in Redding Township
Levi Swengel age eighty two prominent Redding township farmer died Sunday at his Seymour rural route home after a year long illness. Born March 6 1853 in Redding township he married Fannie Sweanery in 1873 in Jackson county who survives. Surviving children include John F Swengel Concordia Thomas A Swengel Avakan Clarence R Swengel Clifton Goldie Lewis and Rev K Swengel. Also two brothers twelve grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral service 2 o'clock Thursday at Reddington Christian Church with Rev Walter Moselew officiating. Burial in Reddington Cemetery. Flowers requested not. Funeral arrangements by Tower Funeral Home then Swengel home.
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Levi Swengel
Reddington Township
Seymour
Walnut Grove
Mr. Swengel
Redding Township
John
Nancy Swengel
Jackson County
Fannie Sweanery
John F. Swengel
Concordia
Kan
Thomas A. Swengel
Avakan
Clarence R. Swengel
Clifton
Goldie Lewis
Rev K. Swengel
William Swengel
Frank Swengel
Reddington
Tower Funeral Home
Swengel
Court to Rule on Guffey Law Constitutionality
Washington DC December 23 The Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments on the constitutionality of the Guffey law that strictly regulates the bituminous coal industry.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
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Second Street
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Jackson County Tuberculosis Association
W. H. Hughes
Shields Senior High
Catholic School
Houston
Clearspring
Seymour Woolen Mills
P-T
St. Ambrose Catholic
Hughes
Jon
Englewood, N. J
Annes Lindbergh
By Kelman Morin
Norvell
Lindberghs
England
Hauptmann
New York
Charles A. Lindberghs
Thei Fmall
Senator Schall
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Riley Goble
Red Weather
Seymour Water Co
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