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Seymour Daily Tribune

Location

Seymour, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1925

Page

4

Shield High School Senior Class Day Highlights and Alumni Dance

The 1925 Shields High School senior class celebrated Class Day with a festive program in the auditorium featuring Sam Whitson as senior president and Alvin Johnson as junior president. A saxophone solo by Kerval Goodwin and piano by Roger Graybiel complemented the class song by Dorothy Walters.

Shields High School Defenders Dance Orchestra Seymour and North Vernon Sam Whitson Alvin Johnson Kerval Goodwin Roger Graybiel Defenders Dorothy Walters Ruth Christe Gertrude Burkart Louise Jacobs Lee Blevins Carl Malick Howard Parker Walters Leland Holtman Ruth Blumer Harold Mascher Alice Becker Seymour Country Club Alumni Association

Eastern Star Club Celebrates Eighth Anniversary

The Eastern Star Club marked its eighth anniversary with a pleasant program and social hour at the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Byford Cunningham delivered a paper titled The Club.

Eastern Star Club Masonic Temple Byford Cunningham

Birthday party honors Fitchs’ son Francis Fitch

A two to four afternoon birthday party was held at 109 South Street for Francis Coleman Fitch on his fifth birthday. Guests enjoyed lawn games, a pink and white dining decor, and an ice course with two elaborately decorated cakes including a Mary’s school days lamb cake.

Alva Fitch South Street Francis Coleman Fitch Fitch Charlotte Clark Mary Elizabeth Sprenger June Aldrich Phyllis Reider Bertha Holland Edna Boltman Margaret Virginia Holland Junior Hauenschild Dorothy Hauenschild Julia Noelker Dan Sprenger William Boltman Dan Aldrich Margaret Colema Scottsburg Elizabeth Sayers Frank Gilbert

Mrs Heckman Hosts Country Club Tea at Home

Mrs Fred Heckman entertained Country Club members at her southeast city home on Wednesday afternoon. Guests enjoyed music games and needlework with refreshments served near the close. Attendees included Mrs Marshall Snodgrass Mrs William Booth Mrs Frank Swengel Mrs Waters and many others through the list of club members and guests.

Fred Heckman Country Club Marshall Snodgrass William Booth Frank Swengel Waters Ed Surrenkamp Alfred Parcheck Charles Thompson Chris Schmidt Frank Fill William Pfaffenberger Henry Dobbs Harry Ruddick Etna Lefforge A. A. Ruddick Lucretia Pierson Catherine Lewis Susie Swengel Edith Smith Gladys Thelma Heckman

Brownstown Club Members Attend National Women’s Council Meet

Brownstown Study Club members attended the biennial General Federation of Women’s Clubs council session in West Baden this week. Attendees include Mrs Roscoe Robertson Miss Bernadette Robertson Mrs R B Applewhite and others such as Mrs J Ross Robertson Mrs George Kt Hamilton Mrs Scott W Shielde and Miss Margaret Sage.

Brownstown Study Club General Federation of Women's Clubs West Baden Roscoe Robertson Bernadette Robertson R. B. Applewhite J. Ross Robertson George Kt. Hamilton Scott W. Shielde John C. Branaman R. L. Early H. FE. Kattman D J. Cummings Hh, C. McCaun R. V. Hughes W. P. Stail Glen Empson Margaret Sage Brownstown

Rheumatism Cure Promises Relief From Allen’s Discovery

Rochester man James H. Allen claims to have cured his rheumatism after years of pain by dissolving uric acid deposits with a self devised remedy named Allenrhu. He reports his formula and its newspaper promotion via Jones Pharmacy as agent, urging public use and relief.

Jams U H. Allen Forbes St Rochester N.Y Allenrhu Jones Pharmacy Mr. Allen

Medora Trip with Studebaker Bus Line Noted

Mrs. Ralph Hughes of Medora traveled in one of the local Studebaker Bus Line’s bit buses.

Ralph Hughes Medora Studebaker

Federation Meeting At West Baden Draws Local Interest

Seymour clubs in federation follow proceedings of the General Federation of Women's Clubs session at West Baden with several members attending. Mrs T S Blish and Mrs Lynn Faulkeoner joined others from the Tuesday Club. Indiana Study Club was represented by Mrs Claude W Carter and others. Seventh grade girls hosted a reception at Shields High School for Miss Rachel Barbour, who is resigning as director of music.

General Federation of Women’s Clubs West Baden Seymour T. S. Blish Lynn Faulkeoner Indiana Study Club Claude W. Carter M. S. Blish Elmer C. Bollinger John T. Conner John A. Shields Seventherade the Shields High School Rachel Barbour Miss Barbour

Studio hours note portrait and Kodak departments update

After Sunday June 7 the portrait department at Platter's Studio will close on Sundays until October 1. The Kodak department will be open on Sunday.

Platter Kodak I8d&w

Former Huron Boy Drowns in Ohio River

Escoe McKay age 19, once of Huron and son of Claude McKay a B and O railroad telegraph operator, disappeared while bathing near Riverside Ohio and was not recovered after hours of river search. He lived with his parents in Huron for years and graduated from Huron High School class of 1923. Residents hope remains may be returned to Spades Indiana for burial if recovered.

Escoe McKay Claude McKay Huron Ohio River Cincinnati Ohio Muron Mondoys Cincinnati Enquirer Spades Indiana Kiffith Echo Road Riverside Leham Yor Neave Street York McKay MeKay Place Enquirer Bedford Times

Heat crazed man shoots eight in world of despair

The gunman identified as Russell, a Hamilton paper mill worker, fired at eight people including a mother in bed and a 7 year old niece. Police report he blamed heat and a looming mortgage for the killings as neighbors care for the traumatized child. Two revolvers were used and remarks include a Prudential official present. The piece also notes global pin production figures and a playful aside on pin length.

Russell Dorothy Champion Paper Mills Hamilton

Marshall Buried in Simple Manner

Tom Marshall was laid to rest in a temporary vault. Within weeks his body will be removed to Marion for final interment beside his parents and foster son, as Indiana soil again clasps him for the last time.

Tom Marshall

Womanless Wedding Comedy at Cortland High?

Local theater promises a light hearted show with a “womanless wedding” premise. Adults see, children priced at 20e, Friday night performance may entertain families and adults alike.

Cortland High School

Di Jo Digestion Aid Promises Energy Boost

Ad promotes Di Jo as a stomach digestion helper to relieve tiredness after meals. It claims regular use improves digestion and nourishment, and suggests asking a druggist for Di Jo and Di Vac for constipation as a combined remedy.

Eruptions Destroy 190000 People Across Oceans

Since 1500 A 1) ninety eight eruptions of fifty seven volcanoes have devastated 190000 people with 176500 deaths on the Pacific half of the earth.

Pacific

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