City of Seymour Sued Over Water Rate Dispute
The Seymour Water Company sues the city in Jackson circuit court seeking 15 000 plus interest for hydrant rentals from April 1 1930 to April 1 1931. The suit follows repeated returned checks from the city and a long running dispute over hydrant charges.
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Seymour
Seymour Water Company
Water Company
City of
Jackson
The
Smith, Kemster, Hornbrook and Smith
C. W. Burkart
Missing Girl Found Near Fort Snelling
Miss Margaret Bogers aged 16 who vanished after her horse riderless returned to Fort Snelling stables was found wandering in a daze near the reservation. She had a head gash and spoke incoherently, saying the horse slipped and threw her. Fort officers reported the riderless horse earlier alerted authorities.
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Jess
Fort Snelling
Minn
Margaret Bogers
City sued by water firm and Bollinger’s second term
A water utility sues the city over rates as Bollinger secures a second term amid local strife. A Jennings County meeting is planned as tensions rise, with residents facing ongoing work and uncertainty.
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Bollinger
Italy
Jennings County
Scout Officials to Hold Dinner Meeting
T Harlan Montgomery president of the local Boy Scouts of America announced that all scout officials in the city will gather for a round table discussion and business meeting at 6 15 Friday night at the country club. Scouting leaders including Scoutmasters assistant Scoutmasters troop committee men the Commissioner and deputy Commissioners are expected to attend.
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T. Harlan Montgomery
Boy ¥ Scouts of America
Country Club
Montgomery
Bartholomew County Man Killed in Aurora Railroad Crash
E S Collier sixty one Bartholomew county man fatally injured when his car struck a Baltimore and Ohio train at an Aurora crossing around 7 15 Monday night the car demolished and he died shortly after being taken to a local physician his widow Alice Collier and a son survive him Collier known for civic public work and musical interests was a former cashier at Farmers and Merchants bank Elizabethtown later farming and with Elmer E Sears and Company of Madison funeral plans pending in Columbus
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E. S. Collier
Bartholomew County
Baltimore and Ohio
Aurora
Collier
Louisville
Detroit
Columbus
Elizabethtown
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Elmer E. Sears and Company
Madison
Oberlin College
Methodist Church
Ohio
Alice Collier
New York
Seymour Business College Moves to Hancock Building
The Seymour Business College held classes Monday in its new third floor location at the Hancock building corner of Second and Chestnut streets. Previously the college occupied the Vehstage building on Third and Chestnut streets for several years. Equipment and fixtures were relocated last Friday and Saturday.
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Seymour Business College
Hancock
Second
Chestnut Streets
Vehstage
Third
Dresses at the Right Price at Simons
Bargain dresses are offered at Simons with a focus on affordable styles for customers seeking value in fashion. The ad highlights a range of dress options and promotional pricing at the store location.
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Simon
Rotary Club hears five service types for community
Rev. A A Cohn tells Seymour Rotary Club luncheon that community consists of industrial commercial political educational religious and social interests. He calls for appreciation congrats cooperative corrective service and good example to inspire public officials and individuals toward greater success.
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A. A. Cohn
Seymour
Rotary Club
L. M. ‘Mains
C. KE. Sperts
H. H. Carter
Cohn
Schneider Win Stands 500-Mile Race Protest Dismissed
The 500 mile race winner Louis Schneider crossed the finish 59 seconds ahead of Fred Frame. The protest by Harry Hartz of Los Angeles was disallowed by the contest board of the American Automobile Association. Official timers showed Ralph Hepburn nosed out Louis Meyer for third place by sixteen seconds.
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Indianapolis
Louis Schneider
Fred Frame
Los Angeles
American Automobile Association
Harry Hartz
Frame
Ralph Hepburn
Louis Meyer
South Gate
Calif
Auxiliary Recognized by Schneck Memorial Hospital
The hospital auxiliary, meeting monthly to sew and mend and to buy sheets and pillow cases, was thanked by Mrs. B. V. Sawyer, president, at a regular meeting. The hospital board had previously voted thanks, conveyed through the auxiliary president.
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Schneck Memorial Hospital
Hospital
8. V. Sawyer
Injuries Fatal to Jennings Man John N Donnell
John N Donnell, 67, longtime Jennings County farmer, died Monday after being gored by his loose bull near Mariot Church. He was injured Sunday afternoon while trying to capture the animal, which escaped confinement, and neighbor Claudie Grant helped until medical aid arrived. The victim’s funeral is scheduled for Wednesday.
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John N. Donnell
Mariot Church
Jennings County
Donnell
Glover pleads guilty to petit larceny in Jackson circuit court
Tom Fred Glover withdrew a not guilty plea and admitted guilt on petit larceny in Jackson circuit court at Brownstown. He received ten days in jail and a $10 fine plus costs. Co defendant Ed Wilson had charges dismissed on receiving stolen goods, with a $10 fine and fifteen days jail on the second count. Other cases included divorce, quiet title, foreclosure, partition, and suit money hearings, with trials set for June 10 and June 15, 1931.
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Tom Fred Glover
Jackson
Brownstown
John C. Branaman
Indiana
Ed Wilson
Gertrude Wilson
Fay Tt. Wilson
Coulter M. Montgomery
Mary E. Booth
Seymour National Bank
John T. Cline
Charlton A. Swope
Gladstone B. Niles
A. W. Walker
Cora Jaynes
Ambrose
Woodson
Bollinger Re-Elected To School Board At City Meeting
Bon A Bollinger of South Chestnut Street was reelected to a three year term on the four-school board. Al Mae becomes a new member and will take office August 1. The council handled utility, street, court, and park matters and discussed tennis court rules. Some streets will be curb and guttered or gravelled and a street pole moved to the curb line. Councilman J B Shepard was absent.
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Bon A Bollinger
South Chestnut Street
Board of Education
Manly
Bollinger
al- Mae
Ard
K. .Loertz
H. Conner
W. Burkart
Charles R. Mather
Vine Street
Ee Pers
Faiser Park
Inn Street
Second
Fourth Streets
Tinton Street
Buckeye
Poplar
McDonald _ street
Walnut
Poplar Street
Tipton
Circle Streets
J. B. Shepard
George Abel Named State Fish and Game Warden
George Abel, formerly a state motor policeman and resident of East Fourth street, was appointed fish and game warden for this district by Ja Fivon and began duties Monday. He moved here from Crotheraville and previously worked with Otto Kain, a local warden. Abel was seriously injured last fall in a motor police chase near Scottsburg and spent months in hospital.
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George Abel
East Fourth Street
State Department of Conservation
Mr. Abel
Otto Kain
Ja Fivon
Indianapolis
Abel
Crotheraville
Tie
Scottsburg
$200 Flying Course For Ten Applicants
A brief notice invites ten applicants to enroll in a $200 flying course at Seymour Airport, with applications due by June 30. The program covers basic flight principles and safety procedures.
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Seymour Airport
Viewers Appointed for Two Jackson County Roads
Jackson County commissioners appointed viewers for Elm street and Tipton street road improvements. Elm street runs from Second street north to Schneck bridge beyond Seymour, Tipton street from the east city line to Cobb free gravel road west of the city. Viewers are Beickman and Robertson for Elm, Bottorff and Plummer for Tipton, with county surveyor Emil Zable advising.
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Jackson County
Seymour
Brownstown
County Commissioners Court
Elm Street
Second Street
Schneck Bridge
Tipton Street
John W. Beickman
Joseph M. Robertson
Elm Street Road
Ray Bottorff
William Plummer
Emil Zable
George F. Kamman
Jackson
Redding
James Ruddick
Charles R. Mather
C. W. Burkart
Vine Street
Jennings County Meeting Planned for Experimental Field
The annual meeting at the Jennings county experimental field is set for Friday June 12 at 1 30 pm. Agronomy department members from Purdue University will guide tours of soil treatment plots showing clover and wheat responses. Topics include row and hill fertilization versus broadcast methods and a new fertilizer placement experiment for corn yields. State Road 3 routing past the field will ease travel for southeastern farmers planning to attend.
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Jennings County
Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station
Obituary of Oscar Beldon of Crothersville
Oscar Beldon age sixty two of Crothersville Route 1 near Tampico died Saturday morning at his home after several weeks illness. He lived in Jackson all his life, was a farmer and a Russell Chapel Methodist Church member. Survived by widow Hannah, a sister and five brothers Frank Bruce Jennie Morris Mead Noblesville Alf and George M. Beldon. Funeral at Russell Chapel Methodist Church at 1 pm with service at home and burial in Russell Chapel cemetery.
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Oscar Beldon
Crothersville
Tampico
Mr. Beldon
Jackson
Russell Chapel Methodist Church
Hannah Beldon
Frank
Bruce Beldon
Jennie Morris
Colorado
Mead
Noblesville
Alf
Boomington
George M. Belden
Russell Chapel
Doctor Slain in Own Home in Brooklyn
Dr. George Edward Deely a prominent ear nose and throat specialist was found murdered in his Brooklyn home. He had been stabbed and struck with a mahogany ball detached from a bed post, suggesting an attack by someone known to him. The house was locked and no windows were open.
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Associated Press
New York
George Edward Deely
Brooklyn
Deely
Arthur Lindars
Norma
Dr. Deely
Man Pleads Not Guilty to Assault and Battery
Clarence Arbuckle of this city pleaded not guilty to assault and battery in city court this morning and is held on 3100 bond. He allegedly struck George Stafford and caused head bruises after snatching glasses on May 27. Trial set for 9 am Thursday. John H. Jackson changed his plea to guilty for reckless driving after a collision with Dorothy Davis and was fined 1 and costs with restitution.
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Clarence Arbuckle
Arbuckle
George Stafford
Burkart
John H. Jackson
Dorothy Davis
Spill proof dishes and glasses shown for airline service
Dishes and glasses designed to be spill proof are displayed for use in serving passengers on airplanes.
Italo Vatican Concordat tensions deepen after Mussolini moves on Catholic clubs
Rome faces a possible denunciation of the Lateran Treaty as Mussolini dissolves Catholic youth clubs and Pope Pius IX defends their religious role. Vatican action could include recall of the Papal Nuncio and broader curtailment of religious processions across Italy.
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Rome
Mussolini
Pope Pius
Vatican
Papal State
Il Duce
Catholic Action Society
Lateran
Consor
Padua
Italy
Office Closed Notice by De B S Shinness
The office will be closed from June 8 to July 1. De B S Shinness issues a brief notice regarding temporary closure and access restrictions during this period.
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de B.S. Shinness
Silk Dresses Discount at Simons
Silk dresses in dark colors priced at just 1.98 dollars at Simons located at 1235d-4w. Limited stock. shoppers urged to visit the store for details.
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Simon's
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Business College
Hancock Building
Rotary
Schneider
Hospital Board
Jennings
Glover
O. A. Bollinger
Ochool Board
Jennings County Meeting
Doctor Slain
Thu Aly Cme
Amess
Riley Goble
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