Cathedral Bows As Owls Rally For 30 to 24 Victory
Seymour and Cathedral High School met at Seymour, Indiana, with the Owls coming from behind to win 30 to 24. Black led Seymour with eight points, while Cathedral’s Broderick and Perry had six each. Attendance was low and both teams missed eight free throws.
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Cathedral High School
Indianapolis
Seymour
Owl
Water Surface
Black
Owls
Wiethoff
Guinnup
Myers
Kieser
Clark Jed
Deputy
Broderick
Perry
Cathedral
Gillespie
J. BR. . Mitchell
Christmas on Crow Reservation Brightens With Buffalo Transfer
Christmas on the Crow Reservation brings a herd addition from Yellowstone Park. Thirteen of the overstocked buffalo are to join the reservation herd while seven are planned for Christmas menus as barbecue. Fort Worth residents witness surprise then relief as Christmas mail overload leads to commandeered trucks from federal agencies including an ambulance from the Lake Worth CCC Camp.
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Livingston, Mont
Crow Reservation
Yellowstone Park
Fort Worth
Lake Worth
CCC
Reunion with long lost son marks Christmas gift
Mrs Camilla Warner of Scottsbluff Nebraska reconnects with the son she parted from forty one years ago in a touching Christmas story. The reunion is described as the perfect holiday gift with the moment to be continued on page four column three.
Personal Greeting Edition From The Tribune
The Tribune presents its annual Greeting edition with carefully arranged spaces for messages from manufacturers and retailers. The edition emphasizes friendship and individual messages to customers, employees, friends, and community members, extending the season’s spirit without commercialism.
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the Tribune Today
State Law Faces Census of Male Voters for Legislature
Township trustees must conduct a census of male voters between January and July to determine representation in the state legislature. The 1921 apportionment last adjusted the lines, with the 1965 law governing the census now outdated due to changes like female suffrage. The issue centers on funding and administration, as auditors and trustees see gaps in fees and enforcement.
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Ollrace
Seymour Transformed by Lighting Effects
A 1936 feature notes Seymour’s Yuletide lighting as a growing tradition with downtown merchants and many homes showcasing cedar trees and electric candles. Notable displays include Shieldshich School’s avenue of colored lights, and residences on North Walnut, West Fifth, Emerson Drive, West Second, South Walnut, South Chestnut, and West Tipton streets.
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Seymour
Shieldshich School
Harold P. Graessle
North
Walnut Street
Otto Ahlbrand
South Walnut Street
J E Lucas Dies At Home In Seymour
John Edward Dick Lucas aged 44 a Seymour resident for 34 years died at 11844 West Second Street at 9 oclock morning after a three week pneumonia illness. He was born December 14 1892 in Columbus son of Richard and Nancy Bishop Lucas. Survived by widow Sylvia Crane two brothers Harvey Lucas Louisville James Lucas Anderson Ind and sister Miss Bessie Lucas Seymour. Funeral Saturday 2:30 pm from Voss Mortuary with Rev J Willard Yoder of St Pauls Congregational Church and burial Riverview Cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary Friday afternoon.
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John Edward
Dick” Lucas
Seymour
West Second Street
IV. Lucas
Columbus
Richard
Nancy Bishop Lucas
Sylvia Crane
Lucas
Noblitt-Sparks Industries, Inc
Harvey Lucas
Louisville
James Lucas
Anderson, Ind
Bessie Lucas
Voss Mortuary
J. Willard Yoder
St. Paul's Congregational Church
Riverview Cemetery
On Wedding Trip
Hammond Indiana December 24. On wedding trip to Florida today were J Ibach former Indiana Appellate court judge and his bride formerly Mrs Lillian Dimmock age 64. They were married yesterday at Crown Point.
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Hammond
Ind
Florida
J. €. Ibach
Indiana
Lillian Dimmock
Crown Point
Woolen Mills Announces Bonus Checks for All Employees
Seymour Woolen Mills distributes Christmas bonuses totaling over five thousand dollars. Every employee receives a check from five to seventy five dollars based on past earnings and years of service. The longest tenure is George Hei wig Sr at sixty eight years, followed by Frank Bretthauer with fifty eight. The firm has operated in Seymour for seventy years since its 1866 incorporation, with many staff members past forty years of continuous service.
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Seymour Woolen Mills
George Heiwig, Sr
Frank Bretthauer
Seymour
Oldest Civil War veteran marks ninety second Christmas
Seymour's E. C. Wetzel, born February 24, 1844 in Ohio, enters his ninety second Christmas at his daughter's home in Seymour. He recalls enlisting at seventeen in 1861, serving in the Fourth West Virginia Infantry, and memories of Union and Confederate strife, including Andersonville and General Sherman’s march.
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Seymour
E. C. Wetzel
Gus Scharfenberger
South Broadway Street
Wetzel
Monroe County
Ohio
Mr. Wetzel
Jackson County
West Virginia
Q. Wetzel
Martin M. Wetzel
Andersonville
Fourth West Virginia Infantry
General Grant
General Sherman
Pope Pius XII Radio Christmas Message Cited as Threats Rise
Vatican City December 24 Pope Pius XII sending a frail but fervent Christmas radio message denounced Communism and warned of its threat to Europe and the world while urging defense. Officials noted Nazi Germany did not rebroadcast the address in a tense postwar climate.
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Vatican City
Pius XL
Goad
Holy Father
Spain
Europe
Vatican
Nazi Germany
Holy See
Robbery at Stall Oil gas station on East Tipton street
Robert Shields, attendant at Stall Oil on East Tipton street, was knocked down and dragged to a rear room by two or three bandits who robbed the station of about 1 to 2 dollars. He saw one man briefly and the thieves fled as a Denny Motor Transfer Company truck parked outside. The cash box contained only a small amount and the safe remained untouched.
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Robert Shields
Stall Oil Company
East Tipton Street
Young Shields
Denny Motor Transfer Company
Robert
Christmas Turkeys Order Yours Now
Pen fedt eight pounds and up turkeys offered by W. T. Dickinson with phone contact 223 for orders during December.
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W. T. Dickinson
Noblitt Sparks Distributes Christmas Bonuses to Employees
Noblitt Sparks Industries announces a Christmas bonus plan totaling around 100000 in cash and stock to employees at its local plant and at Columbus Franklin and Greenwood plants. Bonuses range from about 80 to 5 per eligible employee, with those employed after Nov 22 1936 ineligible, and officers and directors excluded.
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Noblitt-Sparks Industries, Inc
Columbus
Franklin
Greenwood
Q. G. Noblitt
Noblitt-Sparks
Noblitt
Crothersville stabbing leads to assault charges
Clyde Heulh of Crothersville suffered deep knife wounds in a Crothersville street affray. Tom Barker and Robert Barker, brothers, were arrested nearby and held on charges of assault and battery with intent to kill. Haulk’s condition was not serious. the incident stemmed from an earlier argument.
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Clyde Heulh
Crothersville
Sehneck Memori Hospital
Ton Barker
Robert Barker
U.S. Road 31
Jackson-Scott County
Sevinenur Post
Jackson County
Palm Cafe Old Time Christmas DinnerFriday
Palm Cafe hosts an old time Christmas dinner with all the trimmings on Friday. The event promises festive foods and seasonal cheer for patrons seeking a traditional holiday dining experience.
Cuban Senate Ousts President Gomez in 22 to 12 Vote
Miguel Mariano Gomez was removed as Cuba’s president by a 22 to 12 senate vote after impeachment proceedings. Vice President Frederico Laredo Bru succeeds him, becoming Cuba’s tenth president in under four years, amid charges of army overreach and a push toward civil authority.
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Associated Press
Havana
Miguel Mariano Gomez
Cuba
Gomez
House of Representatives
Senate
Col
Fulgencio Batista
Camp Columbia
Treasury
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