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Newspaper

Seymour Daily Tribune

Location

Seymour, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1926

Page

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High School Girl Dies After Operation

Mary Louise Lewis of Shields High School died at Schneck Memorial hospital from peritonitis after an appendectomy Tuesday night. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 30 PM at First Baptist Church with burial in Riverview cemetery. She was active in church and school activities and survived by her parents and six siblings.

Mary Louise Lewis Shields High School Schneck Memorial Hospital First Baptist Church A. A. Cohn Riverview Cemetery Miss Lewis Robert Lewis Jown Seymour Francis Harvey Edward Anna Edna Mamie Mary A.A. Cohn Shields Hich

Kipling Reaches 61 as Patient Writings Diminish

London December 30 Rudyard Kipling famed imperialist writer turned 61 today. After a pneumonia illness last winter he has few public appearances and writings this year. He delivered two London addresses on English literature and criticized motor traffic invading his Sussex countryside. His notable work included a poem The Vine Yard opposing American prohibition. He published a single new short story collection, spent most of the year on his 600 acre Sussex farm managed by his wife Caroline Starr Balestier, a wealthy American.

London Rudyard Kipling Sussex Hills Burwash France Kipling Sussex Caroline Starr Balestier

Elma Stark, 22, Dies After Two Year Struggle

Elma Stark aged 22 daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank G Stark died at 9 30 pm Wednesday at her parents home in Terre Haute after a prolonged battle with tuberculosis. She will be brought to Seymour Friday and funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 30 pm at First Baptist church with Rev A A Cohn officiating. Burial will be in Riverview cemetery.

Elma Stark Frank G. Stark Terre Haute Seymour Miss Stark Shields High School Arizona Indiana Stark Roxana Petroleum Corporation Elma First Baptist Church Erma Voss A. A. Cohn Riverview Cemetery

Blish Named to Lincoln Memorial Committee

Indiana Governor Ed Jackson names T. S. Blish of this city to a state-wide panel to plan a Lincoln Memorial. The marker near Lincoln City and a nearby wooded street mark the site of Lincoln’s mother’s burial. other members from Indiana include Drusilla Cravens Madison John A. Hillenbrand Batesville Paul V. McNutt Bloomington and others.

T. S. Blish Ed Jackson Abraham Lincoln Lincoln City Spencer County Jackson Indiana Drusilla Cravens Madison John A. Hillenbrand Batesville Paul V. McNutt Bloomington W. A. Millis Hanover M. J. Morgan Bedford P. L. Powell Franklin Henry N. Sherwood

Jackson Lodge to Install New Officers Tonight

Officers for 1927, elected ten days ago, will be installed at a special meeting of Jackson Lodge No. 146 F. and A. M. This evening the new slate includes C. R. Jackson as worshipful master Oscar B. Abel senior warden Julius G. Harlow junior warden J. S. Mills treasurer H. G. Massman secretary and George A. Clark trustee.

Jackson Lodge No R. Jackson Oscar B. Abel Julius G. Harlow J. S. Mills H. G. Massman George A. Clark

Seymour Business College Mid winter term begins

The Seymour Business College announces the mid winter term starts January B 1927. The study term opens with new enrollment and courses in bookkeeping stenography and general business practice.

Seymour Business College

Coldest Weather in Year Drops to One Above Zero

The low reached 1 degree above zero as Riley Goble reports the frigid conditions. Forecasters expected moderation to begin today after the bitter spell, marking a brief cold snap in the area.

Riley Goble

Lasher Endorses Indianapolis Conference on Character Education

Norman J. Lasher urges local teachers and religious education supporters to attend the January 20 and 21 conference in Indianapolis. It is the third in a series with a published program of speakers and discussion periods. A large Seymour group is expected to find the program vital as top national authorities are listed to speak.

Indianapolis Seymour Norman J. Lasher

Cars Washed Day Or Night At Central Garage

Central Garage advertises car washing service available day or night with convenient hours and location mentioned.

Masonic Notice for Installation Meeting

Called meeting for installation of officers at 7:30 Thursday night December 30 d30d B S Shinness W M summary refers to a Masonic lodge notice inviting members to a installation of officers with a specified date and time and signatory.

B.S. Shinness W. M

Eagles New Year's Eve Dance Details

The Eagles host a New Year’s Eve Dance on Friday December 31 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. for members their families and invited guests with music by Schinner’s Orchestra.

Eagles Schinner

Prisoner’s Last Visit Before Pendleton Breaks Hearts

Clarence Goens pleads guilty to grand larceny in Jackson circuit court and is bound for Indiana State Reformatory Pendleton. He rides with Sheriff Sneed amid farewell scenes with wife and two young children as the car heads toward Columbus. The trio met him here for a final visit before the 1 to 14 year sentence begins.

Sherman Sneed Indiana State Reformatory Pendleton Clarence Goens Jackson Shiel Hide & Leather Company Goens Seymour Reformatory Columbus

Highly technical arguments heard in Stepehson appeal

Highly technical arguments over the application of D C Stephenson for a writ of habeas corpus to release him from the state penitentiary where he is serving a life sentence for murder were heard by Judge Harry Crumpacker in Superior court. Kiplinger cited supreme court decisions challenging venue change errors. Kane, for Warden Dailey, countered.

Michigan City D. C

Federal poisoning of alcohol raises protest

December 30 report from Washington notes deaths across the nation from impure liquor triggering congressional outrage over government policy that adds poisons to alcohol. Senator Edwards requests clarification from Treasury on authority to use wood alcohol and other poisons to render commercial liquor undrinkable and plans a bill to withdraw such authority.

Washington Edwards Dem N. J Andrews Congress

Divorces Granted to Rev Anthony and Wife in Circuit Court

The Rev. T. J. Anthony, former pastor of the Brownstown Methodist church, obtained a divorce this afternoon. He was ordered to pay $300 alimony and $75 in attorney's fees. Mrs. Anthony filed a cross complaint seeking the divorce herself and $1,000 alimony.

T. J. Anthony Brownstown Methodist Church

Four Planes Leave Tampico In Pan American Flight

The U S army pan American flight resumed after motor trouble delayed the St Louis. Four planes departed Tampico to join the fifth, the San Francisco, en route to Vera Cruz.

Tampico Mexico U. S. Army St. Louis San Francisco Vera Cruz

Estel J. Hancock Music Co Sells Atwater Kent and Stewart Warner Radios

Estel J. Hancock Music Co. offers Atwater Kent and Stewart Warner radios for sale. Customers can compare models and prices as selection includes popular radio receivers of the era.

Atwater Kent Stewart Warner Radio Estel J. Hancock Music Co

New Year Closure Notice from Local Meat Shops

Our meat shops will be closed for New Year's Day. Heins Steinker and Blumer listed as pertinent stores. Our store will be closed all day Saturday New Year’s Day. dit People’s Grocery also affected by holiday closings.

Heins Steinker Blumer People’s Grocery

New Year's Tribune Published Before Noon Saturday

The Daily Tribune for New Year’s Day will be issued before noon on Saturday. Advertising changes church notices or other notices for Saturday’s paper must be at the Tribune office by 2 PM Friday.

Daily Tribune Tribune

Grand jury dimly favors McPherson case revival

A new grand jury was ordered in the Aimee Semple McPherson kidnapping conspiracy inquiry in Los Angeles. District Attorney Asa Keyes signaled likely dropping charges against Mrs McPherson her mother Mrs Minnie Kennedy and Kenneth G Ormiston due to conflicting and perjured testimony from the preliminary hearing.

Los Angeles Aimee Semple McPherson Asa Keyes

Rider Packing stockholders to meet at Hardesty Hotel

A meeting of the preferred stockholders of the Rider Packing Company is set for tomorrow at 9 o'clock at the Hardesty Hotel. Claude Gregg of Vincennes, head of the syndicate that recently bought Rider, will attend.

Rider Packing Company Hardesty Hotel Mornitg Claude Gregg Vincennes Rider

Baptist Versus Congregationalists Basketball Night

A basketball doubleheader is set for December 30 at Baptist gym with curtain raiser at 7 PM and main game at 8 PM. The event pits Baptist against Congregationalists in a local league matchup.

Baptist Gym

Steinker's Meat Markets Ad Sparks Smoked Ham Order

Notice advertises home smoked hams from Steinker's Meat Markets and mentions a Lutheran Choir meeting in the club room tonight at 7:30.

Steinker’s Lutheran Choir

Coolidge Seeks Moral Disarmament Before Meeting Japanese Prince

President Coolidge, returning from a Trenton speech, urged moral disarmament and independent action to curb military dominance. He warned against reliance on force and called for religion and education to combat unfilled ballots. He planned to meet Prince Chichibu of Japan in Washington.

Washington Trenton N. J President Coolidge Prince Chichibu Japan United States Mr. Coolidge Trenton Historical Society Coolidge

Vamp Each Other And Be Happy Advice To Married Folks

Chicago lawyer Marie Andresen says the honeymoon ends when husbands stop winning their wives. She urges men to vamp for a lasting marriage with charm and constant care, agreeing with a divorce judge that wives should outvamp rivals to win back husbands.

Chicago Marie Andresen Miss Andresen William J. Gemmill

Coolidge Limits Embargo Clash Over Nicaraguan Crisis

President Coolidge orders occupying forces in Nicaragua to confine actions to protecting American property and not to disarm Liberals or block lines. Debate grows over lifting the arms embargo for the Diaz government while maintaining bans on Liberal shipments. The State Department issued a permit for an airplane sale to Diaz, but finances hinder purchases.

United Press Washington United States Coolidge Diaz Mexico State Department

Navy Secretary Wilbur may face House Naval committee

December 30 Washington reports indicate a decision on whether Secretary Wilbur will be summoned for questioning by the House Naval Committee about the Gleaves Japanese war scare reports. Wilbur has agreed to answer questions but refuses to release the reports, which were central to the Fall-Doheny oil trial. Rep. McClintock demanded Wilbur’s appearance to explain the documents.

Washington Navy Wilbur House Naval Committee Rep Butler Fall-Doheny McClintock

Flood Crest Expected Tonight In Southern States

Crest of central south high waters due tonight as floods devastate hundreds of homes across five states. Officials warn rivers will peak late tonight with 17 dead and thousands displaced amid millions in crop and property losses.

Memphis Tenn Central South

Barber Shops Closing on New Year's Day

Barber shops White Williams Snyder Corman and Topie will close all News Year’s Day according to a local notice.

White Williams Snyder, Corman and Topie

People's Grocery Free Delivery Neatly Listed Produce

Free delivery offered by People's Grocery featuring cauliflower brussels sprouts lettuce celery tomatoes mangoes carrots parsnips sweet potatoes kale spinach cranberries grapes figs dates nuts and more. Contact Phone 170 for orders.

People’s Grocery

Weather Records From Seymour Water Co Observation

Riley Joble reports official local weather observations from Seymour Water Co stations. Temperature max 33 degrees and min 1 degree with river stage 2 feet above low water mark.

Riley Joble The Seymour Water Co

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