Delegates Named For Indiana Attend National Congregational Meet
Rev. J Willard Yoder of St Paul Congregational Church announces Indiana delegates for the national council in Seattle June 25 to July 3. Delegates include Rev Gwylyn Isaac Terre Haute, Rev James Moore East Chicago, Rev Arthur Folsom Fort Wayne, Rev P F Yuelster Elkhart, Dr John Humphreys Angola, and Mrs J A Van Dyke Indianapolis. The train leaves Chicago June 19. worships by St Paul youth groups during the pastor’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Willard Yoder
St. Paul
Indiana Congregational Conference
National Council
Seattle
Wash
Yoder
Central Association of Congregational Churches
Central Association
Indiana Congregational Associations
Christian Conferences
Gwylyn Isaac
First Congregational Church
Terre Haute
James Moore
East Chicago
Calumet Association
Arthur Folsom
Plymouth Church
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Association
Yuelster
Elkhart
John Humphreys
Congregational Christian Conference
Angola
J. A. van Dyke
Indianapolis
General Christian Convention
Voumr People's Organizations
Mme
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
Chicago
Divorce Suit Filed Over Cruel Treatment in Jackson Court
Fitzrabeth Cox sues Feed Cox in Jackson circuit court alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. They married July 5, 1926 and separated May 29 this year. She seeks restoration of her maiden name and a restraining order to stop removal or sale of timber on a tract of land.
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Jackson
Fitzrabeth Cox
Feed Cox
Cox
Nobbitz Sparks Start New Line and Delegates
Nobbitz notes Sparks starts a new line and Reverend Yoder delegates to a convention. Da-X travels for the state. Shax reports heat and temp concerns while Bay finds the temperature frightful. The Cub remains unnamed in this fragment.
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Nobbitz
Sparks
Work
Reverend Yoder
Da-X
Hop
Shax
Bay
Cub
Stolen Car Hits Eliot Ness Neighborhood
In Chicago on June 4 a car owned by Eliot Ness assistant chief of special prohibition agents was stolen. The vehicle had previously been stripped of parts and yesterday was found missing its front wheels. Ness rode a street car to work after the loss.
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Chicago
Eliot Ness
Special Prohibition Agents
Ness
Gook May Face Trial in July Special Session Hinted
Lawrence Cok of this city faces a possible July special term in Jennings circuit court to try the murder charge against his wife Nellie Durham Cook from November 28 1929. Judge Frank Gardner said a special session would depend on the term ending June 13 and could occur around July 14. Prosecutor E P Elsner is recovering from surgery. Louisville attorney Clem Hugine is assisting in the case.
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Lawrence Cok
Jennings
Nellie Durham Cook
Cook
Frank Gardner
Jennings Circuit Court
Gardner
E. P. Elsner
North Poplar Street
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Clem Huggine
Louisville
Milk Plant Destroyed by Fire in North Vernon
Fire destroyed Henry Shucks milk plant and garage near his home in North Vernon on Wednesday afternoon. A kerosene stove explosion is believed to have started the blaze, which also burned equipment and bottles. only Shucks car was saved. Firefighters couldn't stop the flames. insurance partly covered the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shuck
North Vernon
Shuck
Lastern
Office closes June 8 to July 1
Notice from De B.S. Shinness stating the office will be closed from June 8 through July 1. End of notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de B.S. Shinness
Jedd
County assesses jump in householders but auto count drops
Jackson county reports 16 more householders year over year totaling 4 698 while autos decline by 42 from 1930 to 1931. Average auto valuation falls to 157, with county wide auto valuation at 533 720. Brownstown and other townships list motor vehicles and tax figures.
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Jackson County
John H. Hamilton
Brownstown
Croth
Noblitt Sparks Expands Seymour Plant Operations
Noblitt Sparks Industries begins a new rear view mirror department at the Seymour plant on East Second Street, adding about ten workers initially and aiming to double employment and production with the completion of a transferred department from Indianapolis. The project, including remodeling, is to be fully operational by July 1 as 75 staff grow with new machinery and payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rear View Mirror
Seymour
Noblitt-Sparks Industries, Inc
East Second Street
C. C. Noblitt
Noblitt
Indianapolis
Hilable Products Company
Boy Lawrence Spalding Missing in North Vernon Runaway
Lawrence Spalding thirteen left North Vernon home mid Wednesday. police chief Homer Phillips and Jennings county sheriff Wilbur Bannister lead a cross county search. Adopted son described as large for his age and not found as of today.
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Sevmour
Jackson County
Lawrence Spalding
North Vernon
Homer Phillips
Wilbur Bannister
Jennings County
Sherif Bannister
Lange
Lindbergh to Tour East With Wife by Air
Col Charles A Lindbergh will depart within a month for a Far East air tour across the North Pacific accompanied by Mrs Lindbergh The trip aims to China and Japan lasting two to three weeks landing permission with Japan and China and possibly Siberia if needed Plan does not include their young son return route undecided and announced by Under Secretary Castle after Lindbergh request
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Far East
North Pacific
State Department
Lindbergh
Siberia
Orient
China
Japan
Lindberghs
State Castle
Col Lindbergh
Railroad Man Hurt in Handcar Collision at Charlestown Crossing
John Helm of North Vernon an employee of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad suffered a severe forehead cut bruises and other injuries when the handcar he rode to perform duties collided with a truck at a Charlestown crossing He was thrown from the handcar and taken to his North Vernon home in a report received here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Helm
North Vernon
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Charlestown
Helm
Improvement Planned for Seymour Post Office Exterior
Sealed bids for painting weed and metal work of the Seymour post office exterior will be received at 2 o clock Wednesday afternoon June 10. The contract will be let then. Interior redecorating was completed recently and the exterior painting will mark the final step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Post Ofice
Changes plea in court given fine changes plea in court given fine
Clarence Arbuckle of this city pleaded not guilty to assault and battery but changed to guilty and was fined 1 and costs totaling 411 He arranged payment and was released Arbuckle was arrested on a warrant by George Stafford who alleged he struck him May 27 He was arrested the night of the incident and released on recognizance to appear before Mayor Burkart. He disappeared until Tuesday evening when arrested and held on 100 bond until plea change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Arbuckle
Arbuckle
George Stafford
CC. W. Burkart
DO-X Presses On After Delays Toward Brazil
The German seaplane DO-X finally took off from Porto Praia Cape Verde bound for Natal Brazil at 12 32 p m after failed attempts and prior repairs. The journey follows a winter start in Altenrhein Switzerland with prior stops in the Canary Islands and a loss of a wing in Portugal causing long delays before this leg toward the Atlantic crossing.
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Porto Praia
Cape Verde Islands
Brazil
Natal
Bolamo
Altenrhein
Switzerland
Atlantic
Portugal
Sire
Canary Islands
Dancer Awarded 50000 In Suit Against Pax Theaters
Alberto K Verreryros, a professional dancer, won a 50000 verdict against Pax Theaters Corporation after a stage accident. He lost the second toe of his left foot when it was caught in waving stage equipment, ending his ability to perform a famed whirlwind dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Alberto K. Verreryros
Pax Theaters Corporation
Canada tariff revision may cost US exports to Canada
Washington June 4 a Commerce Department study forecasts higher duties could cut US exports to Canada by about 25 million dollars annually, imperiling roughly four percent of 1930 Canada shipments. Assistant Secretary Klein noted Canada aimed to ease unemployment with protective tariffs and prepare for reciprocal tariff talks with British Dominions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Dominion
Klein
Canada
United States
Stimson
Great Britain
Russia
Convict Returns After 38 Years Of Freedom
Lincoln Nebraska June 4 a 66 year old grandfather Charles E Johnson surrendered to the Nebraska state penitentiary to serve out seven months of a two year term for robbery. He had wandered 38 years after escaping from the wall and survived a shipwreck off Japan before rescue. He said the return was to keep a promise to his weaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska State Penitentiary
Charles E. Johnson
Oakland
Providence
Japan
How About Flat Tires
Three of 240 women who took a police traffic school test earned perfect scores. One student said she would remain nonchalant if an accident occurred while another claimed she would add water to the radiator if the oil gauge read low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston, Ill
Former King Hussein of Hedjaz Dies at 75 in Amman
Former King Hussein of the Hedjaz, a central Pan Arab figure and ally of Lawrence of Arabia, died at dawn in Amman at age 75 after a long illness. He abdicated in 1924 after losing the Hedjaz throne to Ibn Saud and was buried near Jerusalem.
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Jerusalem
Hussein
Hedjaz
Turkey
Amman
Lawrence of Arabia
Feisal
Iraq
Palestine
Ibn Saud
Mosque of
Omar
Mohammed Ali
Nejd
Cyprus
Transjordania
Car Escapes Two Columbus Officers
Two men in a Kentucky plate car fled after an attempt to pay for gasoline at Checkered station No 1 Tipton and Broadway. Bartholomew County sheriff and deputy fired ten shots into the rear of the auto but authorities are unsure if shots hit. The vehicle, with only last three digits 730 visible, sped toward the business district after a brief confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew County
Tipton
Broadway
Columbus
Kentucky
George Scifres
Seifres
Mussolini mobilizes fascist groups against Catholic action
Rome reports widespread arrests of Catholic Action leaders as Mussolini orders expansion of fascist control. An alleged political admonition bans many from Lipari exile and the regime pushes for unified mobilization across 8 000 groups to stamp out anti fascism while pledging respect for the pope and church.
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Rome
Catholic Action Society
Lee
Corsanego
Italian Catholic Young Peoples Society
Lipari
Fascismo
Lipari Islands
Sicily
Mussolini
Fascist Party
Italy
Theti
Phood
Chuarch
Peter of Il Duce
Olode
Fasetime
Pope Pinos
Fortoy
Helv
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Re Ue
Crothersville
Medora
Heart
Iftwood
Grassy Fork
Hamilton
Owen
Pershing
Redding Salt Creek
Vernon
Lindy
Wife
East
Do-K
Hell Poe
W. T. French
Johnson
Catholic Society
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