Seymour Reds Open Season with Greenwood Game in Park
Seymour baseball fans will see familiar Reds faces as manager Howard Daringer announces the lineup for the season opener next Sunday at Seymour Athletic Park against Greenwood Indiana. The event includes the concert band and features aimed at adding color to the opening game while the club emphasizes economical operation and improved financing. Greenwood’s lineup features Totton at 3b Wilbur Corri don Dale Johnson Braughton Richardson Bruneneir Johnson and other players as part of a strong freshman season push.
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Seymour
Reds
Howard Daringer
Greenwood
Ind
Seymour Athletic Park
Daringer
Paul Gillum
Indianapolis
Whrig
Louisville
Teske
Russell
Art Meyers
Rol Daringer
North Vernon
Huckleberry
Crothersville
Hess
H. Daringer
Utility
Beatty
Columbus
Seymour Concert Band
Totton
Wilbur
Corridon
Dale
Johnson
Braughton
Richardson
Bruneneir
Fogarty Resigns as State Prison Warden After 15 Years
Michigan City Indiana June 2 Af ter 15 years as warden Fogarty resigns effective September 30 He says the move is voluntary to pursue Georgia real estate interests and spare Governor Jackson political embarrassment William H Daley deputy warden will succeed him as warden on October 1 Fogarty previously served three terms as Mayor of South Bend before Marshall appointed him to the prison post.
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Michigan City
Ind
Thomas Riley Marshall
Indiana
Edwards Fogarty
Fogarty
William H. Daley
Daley
Georgia
Jackson
South Bend
Marshall
Indiana — State
Mystic Shrine Opens 51st Conclave in Los Angeles
Imperial Potentate James E. Chandler presides as Nobles of the Mystic Shrine begin the fifty-first annual conclave at the Los Angeles Coliseum. Mayor Cryer and California Masons greet attendees. A California luncheon precedes business. evening features a Spanish barbecue rodeo events by Tom Mix and a Fairbanks entertainment lineup.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Imperial
James E. Chandler
Kansas City
Mystic Shrine
Los Angeles Coliseum
George (. Cryer
David J. Reece
California Masons
Chandler
Imperial Council
California
Tom Mix
Douglas Fairbanks
Father McGarry Dies After Lingering Illness
Rev Francis McGarry of Notre Dame University dies in Deming New Mexico after a long illness. Known for his work with freshmen during four years in charge of the freshmen hall. The body will be moved to Chicago Wednesday night and then to South Bend Indiana for burial. He came here a year ago seeking relief for his health.
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International News Service
Deming
New Mex
Francis McGarry
Notre Dame University
Father McGarry
Chicago
South Bend
Ind
Funeral services for infant Katherine Powers
Funeral services for Katherine T Powers infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Power were held at 2 30 PM Monday at the family home with Rev Golden A Smith officiating. Burial followed in Riverview cemetery. The child was born August 10 1924.
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Katherine T. Powers
Frank Power
North Pershing Street
Golden A. Smith
Riverview Cemetery
Cemetery cleanup and family visits mark Cornett's Grove weekend
A large crowd gathered at the Cornett cemetery Saturday afternoon to clean and decorate graves. Numerous families from Bloomington Norman Station Maumee Bedford Kurtz Brown County Free town Franklin and nearby areas visited relatives and attended services or visits through Sunday and Friday.
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Emory Berry and Family
Bloomington
George Mitchaner
Ford Brown
Mary Cenevieve
Maumee
Fern Fleetwood
Dolph Bower
J. W. Elsner
Bedford
Clay Elmore
Norman Station
A. J. Elmore
Cornett
Vernon Lutes
James
Maumiee
Edgar Mitchaner
Kurtz
Claude Fleetwood
Lillian
Brown County
J. M. Fleetwood
Clyde Harrell
Franklin
George Callahan
Lenah Harrell
D. R. Fleetwood
Bruce Fleetwood
Isaac Hall
Goldia
Frank Denny
Freetown
Eunice Lutes
Hilda
Grandma” Guthrie
Pleasant weekend visits and baptisms noted in local records
Mrs Hazel Sharp and son Don ald of Kokomo visited Steve Sharp family. Baptism at Liberty Sunday drew several local attendees. Ice cream social Saturday evening. Daisy Louden stayed with Mrs George Bailey in Medora. Charles and Elmer Edwards and families traveled to Bloomington and Sanders and visited relatives. Visitors from afar helped decorate graves Saturday and Sunday. Noble Louden from Bedford spent the weekend. Clete Greenlee Edith Greenlee Eva Umphress and Dan Hobson of Ledford visited William Utterback. Harley Edwards and family of Kurtz called on Charles Edwards Monday.
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Hazel Sharp
Donald
Kokomo
Steve Sharp
Liberty
Daisy Louden
George Bailey
Medora
Charles Edwards
Elmer Edwards
Bloomington
Sanders
Noble Louden
Bedford
Foster family and visitors travel and social visits noted
Albert Foster and son Ralph of Seymour and Mrs. John Q Foster of Beech Grove drove to Indianapolis Friday. G A Coryell of Louisville KY visits for a few days. Bk H Schmoe and Mrs Schmoe prepare to move here in about two weeks. Mary Wetzel of Alpha Scott county visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs John Q Foster. George Russell of Seymour has gone to Hammond to see his grandson. Mr and Mrs Newt Wetzel visit this vicinity Friday. Mr and Mrs Albert and H EK Stratton call on Mr and Mrs J Q Foster Sunday evening.
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Albert Foster
Ralph
Seymour
John Q. Foster
Beech Grove
Indianapolis
G. A. Coryell
Louisville
Bk. H. Schmoe
Hammond
Ind
Newt Wetzel
Albert
H. EK. Stratton
J. Q. Foster
Local births and travels listed from Scottsburg area
Stanley Kimick of Scottsburg is confined in Schneck Memorial Hospital. A son, John Lawrence, was born May 29 to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Schepman east of the city. Mrs. I. N. Brower and family left for Perry Georgia to join Mr. Brower. The Rev. D. A. Leeper and family left for Wilkes-Barre Pa. Dorothy Jean Finke underwent a major operation at Schneck Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Fred Eastwood of Mitchell was called for sister Mrs. William Sutherland’s stroke. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Larkin travel to Boston by automobile for the summer. The Rev. Carl H. Hendricks and Rev. H. M. Bueram attend Concordia College summer school in Ft. Wayne. Mrs. Lena Harlow, ill near Seymour, has returned home three miles west of Seymour and can sit up most of the time.
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John Lawrence
Lawrence Schepman
Dorothy Jean Finke
John H. Finke
West Fourth Street
Sehneck Memorial Hospital
Carl H. Hendricks
H. M. Bueram
Whitecreek
Ft. Wayne
Concordia College
Lena Harlow
Andrew
Honeytown
Seymour
Platter's Studio Portrait Dept Closed Sundays After June 7
After Sunday June 7 the portrait department at Platter's Studio will be closed on Sundays until October 1. Kodak department will remain open on Sundays. JSd&w
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Platter
Kodak
Jsd&w
Remy Prepares for Stephenson's Trial
Noblesville Indiana June 2 The motion to admit bail for D C Stephenson Earl Klinck and Earl Gentry charged with the Oberholtzer murder was continued from June 7 to June 16 Judge Hines set aside three days for the hearing and ordered it concluded within the allotted time Prosecutor William H Remy said the state will consolidate motions and push for an immediate trial Remy left for Noblesville to arrange the preliminary steps for the forthcoming trial
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Noblesville
Ind
D.C. Stephenson
Earl Klinck
Earl Gentry
Madge Oberholtzer
Hines
Hamilton Court
William H. Remy
Marion County
Remy
Trial Held Over Murder Case Moves to Hamilton County
Stephenson Earl Klinek and Earl Gentry are charged with killing Miss Madge Oberholtzer, 28, last April. Charles F. Cox, attorney for the Oberholtzer family, helped push the case. The defendants won a venue change to Hamilton County at their counsel’s request.
Heat wave toll climbs with deaths and damage
The Des Moines death toll rises as lightning strikes claim lives. Sioux City reports $2,500 in damage from a 58 mile wind and fourteen injured. Waterloo suffers two injuries and extensive property loss as the heat wave continues.
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Stephenson
Des Moines
Sioux City
Waterloo
Rats and traps fuel two million dollar annual spend
A historical note reports two million dollars is spent annually in the country on rat poisons and traps, reflecting widespread pest control efforts and public health concerns.
Weather Report unsettled with storms and cooling chill
Unsettled tonight and Wednesday with probable local thunderstorms. Lower temperatures expected in the west and north portions. Fresh to strong south and southwest winds.
Weather report from Seymour Water Company station
Riley Goble reports at the Seymour Water Company pumping station the weather with a maximum of 91 and a minimum of 66. River stage stands 2 inches above the low water mark.
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Riley Goble
The
Seymour Water Company
Robbers Take $34,000 From Insurance Office in St. Louis
Three bandits entered the Metropolitan Life Insurance offices in St. Louis and held numerous employees at bay before escaping with 34000 in cash.
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St. Louis
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
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