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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
3
A long list of guests and travelers arrives or departs. Indianapolis and Columbus visitors spend the day with local friends. Brownstown and Cincinnati guests visit here. Miss Walters hosts Miss Devis. several residents travel to Louisville, Boston, and other points. local trips include nursing alumni events and family visits.
An old advertisement touts Doan's Pills as kidney aids. A Seymour neighbor, Mrs. Danny Croucher of 617 West Brown St., says they cured backaches, headaches, dizziness, and frequent kidney complaints after using Doan's pills bought at Meyer's Drug Store.
Nervous rundown men and women urged to try Evans' Triple Phosphates as a tonic restorative nerve food and blood builder. Promises quick relief from weakness sleeplessness brain fog and overstrain with a money back guarantee after two weeks if no improvement. Advertises Jones Pharmacy and other druggists.
Cincinnati guests of Mr and Mrs John Darling on North Ewing street attended a class play at Shields auditorium last evening. Thomas Browser of Federmann Drug Store spent last evening in Indianapolis for the Indiana College of Pharmacy commencement, where he graduated. Miss Peggy Gage of Hutchinson Kansas visits Miss Mary Goodloe Billings on North Walnut street. they were roommates at Mary Baldwin Seminary in Staunton West Virginia.
Jonesville residents host relatives from Chicago Whiteland Columbus and Seymour over the weekend. Visiting notables include Harry Kempffer and family in town to see nephew William Kempffer and Mrs. Vincent. Local figures attend Memorial Day services in Brownstown and George Wilson of Seymour preaches at the Christian church.
A series of short social notes recounts visits among Gruber, Keith, Spratt, Rogers, Bridges, and Deputy families across Indianapolis and Seymour. A city clerk quips over a dog license while residents discuss names and payments.
Hubert Ferris 21 of Bloomington remains in a grave semi conscious state at a Bloomington hospital after his Ford roadster struck a passing car on the Brown county pike outside Bloomington. Two Bloomington high school seniors in the car with him were also seriously injured.
Robert T. Craig of 603 North Walnut Street bought the Cooper garage building on South Carter Street for 15000 at a public auction conducted by Commissioner T Harlan Montgomery to satisfy a 7000 claim. Cooper leased the building from Craig after the sale and will continue operations with the same courtesy and fair treatment.
Four lion cubs born at the Kansas City Zoo in Missouri are given the names Ace King Jack and Denee Their mother is Queen and caretakers report healthy litters and lively cubs poised to explore the enclosure.
Robert White, a fugitive witness in the Shepherd murder trial, returned from the east and surrendered to the state attorney. He was held in custody at a hotel as the criminal court entered its fourteenth day with four jurors worn and ten veniremen tentatively accepted, according to reports not confirmed by the state attorney's office.
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