Mystery of Drowned Man Ties to Indianapolis Roomer
A Frankfort man Charles H. Moore with one upper incisor is linked to a drowned body found near Columbus. Moore, who lived with Mollie Boyles on Indianapolis Avenue, previously worked for Jenkins McKinney Construction and stayed two months in Frankfort. He was cheerful with children, reserved, and described as wandering, with ties to New Hampshire and a sister there.
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Mollie Boyles
Indianapolis Avenue
Columbus
Charles H. Moore
West
Washington Street
Frankfort
Moore
Jenkins-McKinney Construction Company
First National Bank
New Stampshire
Mr. Moore
Browns Town Woman Recovers From Bus Collision
Mrs. Thomas Eglin of Browns town was practically recovered from slight injuries after Mr. Eglin drove his car into a bus path yesterday afternoon. The bus tore a wheel from the Eglin car and shattered the windshield, though Mr. Eglin escaped unhurt.
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Thomas Eglin
Brownstown
Mr. Eglin
Eglin
Fire department demo with American LaFrance truck in Jeffersonville
Charles Otto the fire chief and Ea Jennings the city clerk treasurer visited Jeffersonville today. They joined C B E Gray a salesman for American LaFrance to view a fire truck demonstration.
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Charles Otto
Ea Jennings
Jeffersonville
C. BE. Gray
la France
Pythian Sisters Plan Memorial Service Escort
Pythian Sisters Success Temple No. 310 meet at Temple Sunday morning June 5 at 9 45 to accompany Knights to the First Methodist church for Memorial Services.
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Pythian Sisters
Success Temple
No. 310
Temple
First Methodist Church
Jid
When Ted Drops In Play at Lutheran Club
A staged performance titled When Ted Drops In runs at the Lutheran Club on Tuesday and Wednesday June 7 and 8. Admission for adults is 35 cents and children 20 cents. Refreshments will be available during intermission.
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Ted
Lutheran Club
Orangeade And Lemonade Ad From Jones Pharmacy
An old style ad announces orange and lemon ades kept on ice by Jones Pharmacy. The brief item markets cold fruit drinks for customers seeking refreshment and a sunny day sale.
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Jones Pharmacy
Notice of Office Move to 324 West Second Street
Office relocated to Dr Hill property at 324 West Second Street. No stairs to climb. Contact Dr Jones for access.
Aunt Nell's First Case Under New Medical License Law
Henrietta Beyer known as Aunt Nell the Hindoo healer faces a suit under a new law prohibiting practicing medicine without a license. Judge James A. Cox grants a temporary restraining order barring her from practicing in Lawrence county until the September term. Prosecutor Montgomery says he may pursue similar action if she enters the county.
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Nell
James A. Cox
Crothersville
Lawrence County
Coulter M. Montgomery
Henrietta Beyer
Man Cleared of Killing Squirrels in Rapid Jury Trial
Rey Bahan of north of Medora was found not guilty in Brownstown Justice Court after a one hour and thirty minute trial. Witnesses supported alibi while Deputy Game Wardens claimed mistaken identity in a case stemming from a late season squirrel shooting.
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Rey Bahan
Medora
William Shroyer
Brownstown
Anhour
Bahan
Wardnes Corbin
Justice Shrover
Coulter Montgomery
Montgomery
Indiana Prohibition Chief Says Violations Declining
Indianapolis June 4 George H Winkler chief prohibition enforcement officer for Indiana told United Press that liquor law violations in the state are decreasing rapidly. He said enforcement is more effective today than since the dry law began and that conditions are steadily improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
George H. Winkler
Indiana
United Press Today
Memorial Service escort by Hermian Lodge
Notice calls M. D. E. of P. Meet at Armory Hall Sunday morning June 5 at 9 45 oclock in uniform to accompany Hermian Lodge No 44 to First Methodist church for Memorial Services H S McBride Ree fad j4d
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Armory Hall
Uniform
Hermian Lodge No
First Methodist Church
H. S. McBride, Ree
Up and Doing Class at Mrs. Scott Everhart Home
A local note announces an Up and Doing class to be held at 7 30 Monday evening at the home of Mrs Scott Everhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Everhart
Alt
Woman Found Dead in Glenlawn Home
Mrs. Reva Jerrell 26 died in bed from embolism of a coronary or pulmonary artery per coroner W A Dickemeyer in an inquest. Survived by husband Howard and three children Albert 7 Katherine 6 James 3, plus siblings. Funeral at Oscar Jerrells Glenlawn home 3:30 Monday. Rev J H Garrison in charge. burial Riverview cemetery.
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Reva Jerrell
Glenlawn
W. A. Dickemeyer
Oscar Jerrell
J. H. Garrison
Riverview Cemetery
Howard Jerrell
Albert
Katherine
James
Riley Bewerly
North Vernon
Bessie Lawrence
Rose Amery
Vernon
Inez Hauersperger
Jerrell
Old Lamp Exhibit Highlights Church History
The Rev. James H. Garrison of the Nazarene church displayed in the Tribune window an iron grease lamp crafted by his great great grandfather in Pennsylvania. Once termed the last word in lighting, the antique device showcases early craftsmanship and lighting tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Garrison
Nazarene Church
Tribune
Pennsylvania
Ministers to Meet at First Presbyterian Church
Important meeting of the Ministerial Union of Seymour at the First Presbyterian church at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. All members urged to attend for urgent matters requiring immediate settlement.
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Seymour
First Presbyterian Church
Banquet Honors Souders in Crawfordsville
George Souders, winner of the 1927 Indianapolis speedway race, was the guest of honor at a public banquet in Crawfordsville Indiana at the Elks home. Mrs Clarence Jenkens of Richmond is visiting due to the death of her grandmother Mrs John Rapp whose funeral was held at North Vernon today.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
George Souders
Elks Home
Clarence Jenkens
Richmond
Peter Richart
John Rapp
North Vernon
Man Who Knows Bible to Inaugurate Lectures
Dr H H Halley a Chicago Bible student renowned for memorizing the entire Bible will open a series of talks at First Methodist Church Seymour Sunday at 7 30 pm. He will read from the Bible text itself without original theories or prepared sermons using the Bible language and stories. The Seymour Ministerial Union hails him as a remarkable speaker and a recent magazine editorial praised his abridgment of the Bible using only its own words.
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H. H. Halley
Chicago
First Methodist Church
Halley
Seymour
Dr. Halley
Current
Mr. Halley
Abandon Search For Missing Man Near Seibert
Randolph Smith has been missing from his Seibert area home since Wednesday morning. Neighbors abandoned the search after scouring the countryside all day. Mrs Smith believes he ended his life, citing despondency over crop conditions and ongoing worry affecting the family. The Smiths moved to the Crane farm last winter with slim prospects for income this summer.
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Randolph Smith
Seibert
Mr. Smith
Smiths
Crane Farm
Marauder Tramples 300 Little Chicks to Death
Charles Younger a Lawrence county poultry raiser returns from Bedford to find his brooder house entry burned and 300 baby chicks dead. Large shoe tracks in gravel indicate a man committed the act. The intruder also damaged the pig pen and drinking trough. The German police dog barked at the unknown marauder.
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Charles Younger
Lawrence County
Jackson County
Bedford
Brother and Sister Die Within a Day
News reaches of the deaths of Mrs. Lizzie Rome, sister of Thomas Barnum, at her Princeton home. Funeral services are set for 2 PM Sunday. Earlier, Thomas Barnum learned his brother Dan Barnum had died in Huntington, with services planned for 2 PM Monday there.
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Lizzie Rome
Thomas Barnum
Princeton
Rome
Barnum
Dan Barnum
Huntington
Flight to Tokio Aims At Siberian Distance Record
Lieutenants Regnet and Costes, French aviators from Le Bourget, left at 9.02 a m for Tokio not non stop. They plan to reach Tchita in Siberia on about 4 435 miles away before first landing, aiming to set a new distance record.
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United Press
le Bourget
France
Regnet and
Costes
Tokio
Tchita
Lake Baikal
Siberia
Transbaikalia
Indiana University approves new chemistry building
Bloomington June 4 The board of trustees authorized a new chemistry building for Indiana University. The structure will be erected next year to remedy crowded conditions in the chemistry department.
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United Press
Bloomington
Indiana
Board of Trustees
Bridges and Goodlanders Travel to Toledo Iowa
Mr and Mrs EB Bridges and son Leland of this city and Mr and Mrs Oliver Goodlander and son Junior of Greencastle left yesterday by automobile for Toledo Iowa to spend two weeks as guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Zanders.
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EB. E. Bridges
Leland
City
Oliver Goodlander
Greencastle
Toledo
Iowa
Carl Zanders
Veteran Civil War veteran William A. Hinkle dies at 79
William A. Hinkle age seventy nine died Friday night at his home 108 East Laurel street after a two month illness He was born December 17 1847 in Jackson county and lived here all his life Married to Mary Pate in 1873 his wife survives with five children Clara Sanders Emma Louder milk Addie Fertig Hattie Egbert and Ross Hinkle A brother Jerome Hinkle also survives along with sisters Mrs John Davis and Mrs Frank Weekly Burial is set for Riverview cemetery Monday at 2 pm with Rev A A Cohn of the First Baptist church in charge of services
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William A. Hinkle
East Laurel Street
Jackson County
Ihe
Mary Pate
Leesville
Clara Sanders
Los Angeles
Emma _ Loudermilk
Bloomington
Addie Fertig
Larned
Kansas
Hattie Egbert
Glenn Pool
Okla
Ross Hinkle
Seymour
Jerome Hinkle
Texas
John Davis
Frank Weekly
Coalmont
Hinkle
Co. EB
31St Reg. Ind. Vol
Riverview Cemetery
A. A. Cohn
First Baptist Church
Special Chicken Dinner at Puritan Cafe
A vintage notice touts a special chicken dinner for 35 cents each Sunday and Thursday at the Puritan Cafe. The brief promotes affordable meal pricing and weekly dining days.
Special entertainment at Shields ParkSunday event
Sunday at Shields Park features special entertainment inviting the community to come out and enjoy.
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Shields Park
Huch Fountain Returns to Brownstown for Summer
Huch Fountain, previously at Purdue University, returns to Brownstown this afternoon to spend the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huch Fountain
Purdue University
Brownstown
Lindbergh Leaves France for Home amid Wide Welcome
On June 4 the U S S Memphis sailed from Cherbourg with Charles A Lindbergh aboard to return to Washington after a two week European triumph. Flags sirens and hydroplanes marked the departure as Lindbergh, decorated by France Belgium and Britain, began his homeward voyage at 4 p m with an expected arrival June 11. Captain White cautioned Lindbergh may become seasick on the 23 knot average speed.
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U. S. S. Memphis
America
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
France
Belgium
Great Britain
New York
Paris
Europe
Admiral Burrage
Memphis
Washington
White
U. S
Dramatic takeoff as Bellanca plane leaves hangar
Roosevelt Field June 4. The monoplane Columbia with Clarence D. Chamberlin at the controls and Charles A. Levine aboard lifted at 6 05 27 am on its second attempt. Fuel concerns and a feud between Levine and Lloyd Bertrand delayed the launch though plans mentioned Berlin Paris or Rome as possible destinations.
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Roosevelt Field
Columbia
Europe
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Columbia Aircraft Company
Paris
G. M. Bellanca
Lindbergh
San Diego
Byrd
Columbi
Levine
Lloyd Bertrand
Chamberlin
Write Him A Letter To Welcome Lindbergh Home
Postmaster H Lett releases a plea from Postmaster General Harry S New urging citizens to mail airmail letters of appreciation for Charles Lindbergh. For 10 cents per half ounce, send to Capt. Lindbergh via airmail in care of the Postmaster General in Washington, D C.
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H. Lett
Harry S. New
Charles Lindbergh
Captain Lindbergh
Washington
Mr. Lett
Charles
Ministers Endorse Safety Week Plan In Seymour
Safety Week will be inaugurated in Seymour Sunday with local ministers and the city police urging stricter observance of motor laws. Chief W A Miseh reports a drive against careless driving to reduce the annual automobile death toll and promises state police cooperation to improve road safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
W. A. Miseh
Miseh
Notice Eagles Installation of Officers
Full attendance requested for the Eagles lodge event to install officers on June 6. J A Reid is named contact. attendees urged to be present as scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Reid
Memorial Services Planned by Knights of Pythias
All Brother Knights meet at 10 a.m. Sunday in Castle Hall for Memorial services at M. church. This follows Supreme and Grand Lodge statute. Sojourning Knights, join us with R. Carter K. R. & 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
M. Church
T. R. Carter
K. R
Weather Records Report by Riley Goble at Seymour Water Co
Official local weather observer Riley Goble reports maximum 71 and minimum 56 in Seymour. Data collected at the Seymour Water Co pumping station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Goble
The
Seymour Water Co
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Bank
Dr. Jones
Ray Bahan
STATE
George Winkler Phobi
Souders
Lafayette
M. E. Church
Chemistry Hall
University
Clarence Chamberlain
U. 3S
Laurel Street
Chamberlain
Lindy
Gage
Cherbourg
Hero
Bellanca
Charles Levine
Flight
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