Zuber Announces Sunday Show At The Princess
W O Zuber proprietor of the Princess theater announced two performances tomorrow at 1 30 and 8 30 p m and defended Sunday openings while city officials consider intervention following Bedford case action cited from criminal law sections 922 923 and notes on Sunday theater legality.
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W. O. Zuber
Princess Theater
Tribune
Zuber
Montgomery
Bedford
von Ritz
E. Miles
Miles
Ewbanks
Daily Vacation Bible School Opens Monday
Final plans announce a three church daily vacation Bible school for 7 to 16 year olds. Participants split by age at First M E Central Christian and First Baptist locations with 8 a.m. opening and a Tuesday 2:30 p.m. ministerial workers conference at the Presbyterian church.
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First M. E
Central Christian
First Baptist
Presbyterian Church
Two Cars Tor Up In Collision On Elm Street
Philip Young and Harvey Storey were badly hurt in a head on crash at Second and Elm. A Ford touring driven by Storey and a Chevrolet coupe driven by Martin Bubner collided. Storey and Young were injured, Bubner unhurt, wrecked cars removed. Storey taken to a physician's office for treatment.
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Philip Young
Harvey Storey
Second
Elm Streets
Storey
Martin Bubner
Ford
Young
Bubner
Second Street
Elm
Woodstock
Indiana Rivers Reach Flood Levels After Heavy Week
Flood stages reported on Barron and Green rivers in the Evansville area as Indiana endured a week of heavy rains. Lowlands near Anderson flooded while Oxford sustained wind damage from Friday storms. Total weekly rainfall measured 3.22 inches and Knox coal mine at Bicknell shut down due to flooding, leaving hundreds out of work.
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Indiana
Bicknell
Knox
Barron
Green
Evansville
Anderson
Oxford
Socialist party seeks prodigal son for lead role
A humorous note from People's Grocery advertises pineapples for canning and lists phone 170 with 19d. It adds a quip that the Socialist party has no favorite sons but could use a prodigal one.
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People’s Grocery
The
Socialist Party
Heart disease linked to one quarter of elder deaths
The report states heart disease is the cause of death in about one fourth of elderly individuals, highlighting its prominence among aging populations.
Vindication of 2 Indicted Men Pleases Public
A Crothersville arson case ends with Walter Kattman and Joe Schuler cleared. Prosecutor Montgomery says no evidence or motive was found, while witnesses establish alibis. The community expresses relief amid lingering questions about the fire at Porter West home.
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Crothersville
Walter Kattman
Joe Schuler
Coulter M. Montgomery
Robert Spitler
Winchester
Hanover College
Joe
Hanover
Spitler
Schuler
Delbert Pittenger
Muncie
Edward Brent
Lewistown
James Plaskett
New Washington
Lyceum
Sehuler
Kattman
Cox
Montgomery
Hundreds Hear Concert by 11th Regiment Band
Several hundred people attended a Shields park concert by the Eleventh Infantry band. The 800 member regiment performed a varied program with high musicianship and was warmly applauded before marching to Fort Harrison Indianapolis. Park manager John Van de Walle praised the unit and welcomed a return.
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11Th Regiment
Eleventh Infantry
Shields Park
Seymour
Dudleytown Church Rededication Highlighted in Special Section
The Tribune publishes a special section today ahead of tomorrow's rededication of the Dudleytown church. The historic church has been renovated into a standout local landmark and will be featured in Section 2.
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Dudleytown
Peking Sees Detachments Hold Quiet Despite War Rages
In Peking today order prevailed as Nationalist and Northern army detachments remained inside the city. Shansi troops encamped around Temple of Heaven wore varied uniforms and antiquated arms while Mukden forces under General Pao Yuling prepared to evacuate. Northern troops had stayed since Chang Ta Lin left to seek peace.
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Ani Press
Peking
Washington
Temple of Heaven
Mukdem
Booze Raid in Crothersville Uncovers Hidden Liquor
A special deputy and Crothersville Marshal Sampson Mitchell raided William Holzworth’s home and recovered eight quarts of liquor concealed in a door casing over the kitchen door. Holzworth was taken to Brownstown jail.
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Sampson Mitchell
Crothersville
William Holzworth
Holzworth
Brownstown
McNiece Funeral Services Held Near Surprise
Funeral services for W. A. McNiece, 65, who died Thursday at his Surprise area home after a paralytic stroke, were conducted at Pleasant Grove church with burial in Brownstown cemetery. Surviving: wife, three children Guy of Surprise, Mrs. James Forgey, at home, Mrs. Ray Jackson of Indianapolis. seven grandchildren. a sister Mrs FE S Whitcomb. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. H P Whitcomb of this city.
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W. A. McNiece
Surprise
Pleasant Grove
Brownstown
McNiece
County
Guy
James Forgey
Ray Jackson
Indianapolis
FE. S$. Whitcomb
Welfare group to meet in Township Trustee office
The Seymour Welfare Association will convene Monday evening at 7 o'clock at the office of Township Trustee Louis Aufenberg. All members are urged to attend this session.
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Seymour Welfare Association
Louis Aufenberg
Navy Flier Killed in Capetown Seaplane Crash
Newport News reports Lieut Homer Wilkinson of Norfolk Virginia was killed and Seaman Harry E Riker seriously injured when a navy seaplane went into a tailspin and crashed at Capetown. The incident occurred in bad weather during patrol operations.
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Newport
Homer Wilkinson
Norfolk
Harry E. Riker
Capetown
Farewell Service at First Baptist Church Saturday
A farewell service is planned for Sunday morning at First Baptist Church. The brief notice lists the church as host and invites attendees to join in the service. The exact time appears unreadable in the fragment.
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First Baptist Church
Cleaning Naphtha at EuDaly's Delivered in Quantities
Cleaning naphtha at EuDaly's delivered in quantities of two gallons or more. Delivery details and pricing not specified in the readable text.
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EuDaly
Death of A V Lawell Prominent Seymour Citizen
Abraham V. Lawell 66 died at 4 35 am at his home 625 South Walnut street after a five day illness due to a cerebral hemorrhage He was a plaster and cement contractor and a longtime resident active in business fraternal and political circles Funeral services are set for 2 30 pm Monday at the First Baptist Church with Knights of Pythias in charge Burial will be in Riverview cemetery He was born March 16 1862 in Shelby county Kentucky and married Flora A Crabb March 17 1890 Surviving are wife Flora daughter Mrs H H Robert Indianapolis daughter Gladys Lowell at home and a sister Mrs Stuart Fischer Louisville A son Alonzo V died in 1912 He held multiple local offices and was a trustee and prominent citizen of Seymour
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Abraham V. Lawell
Walnut — Street
Lowell
First Baptist Church
A. A. Cohn
Riverview
Knights of Pythias
Lawell
Shelby County
Kentucky
Flora A. Crabb
H. H. Robert
Indianapolis
Gladys Lowell
Alonzo V
Stuart Fischer
Louisville
Hermion Lodge Knights of Pythias
Masonic Order
Red Men
Modern Woodmen
Hermion Lodge
Wawell
Seymour Burial Vault Manufacturing Company
Jackson Township
Seymour
Bedford Jail Break Plot Is Broken Up
Sheriff John Tyree announced he foiled a jail escape plot at the county jail. He overheard Walter Hanson trying to recruit another inmate to aid the plan. A large iron piece was removed from beneath a cell bed.
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Bedford
John Tyree
Walter Hanson
Christian Church Union Service at St Paul Church
Sunday evening at 7 30 p m the Methodists and Congregationalists join for a united service at St Paul Church led by local church representatives. The event marks a cooperative worship effort across denominations within the community.
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Christian Church Union
St. Paul Church
Children In The Midst St Paul Church Sunday Morning
A brief church notice for St Paul Church inviting families to attend Sunday morning services at 10:00.
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St. Paul Church
First Baptist Church Hosts Sunday Evening Children's Day Program
A Sunday program for children takes place in the gymnasium of First Baptist Church. The event invites families to attend the evening session and enjoy activities and readings suited for youngsters.
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First Baptist Church
Earhart Plane Holds Off Departure for England
The three person crew of the Fokker Friendship prepared in Trepassy Bay for a trans Atlantic attempt. Repairs to leaks and a calm port mood contrasted with fog off St Johns while Wilmer Stultz remained undecided on a daytime start to ensure morning arrival in England.
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United Press
St. John’s
Trepassy Bay
England
Amelia Earhart
Wilmer ‘Stultz
Lou Gordon
Stultz
Weather Delays Miss Bell Atlantic Flight Attempt
Unfavorable flying weather today again delays Mable Bell about to become the first woman to cross the Atlantic by air. Weather bureau reports indicate a start is not possible for at least two days. She remains determined to postpone until conditions improve.
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New York
Mable Bell
Atlantic
Miss Bell
Oureau
Italia SOS Triggers Arctic Relief Flight Plan
United Prensa reports a June 9 dispatch from Kings Bay Spitzbergen describing a relief expedition launched after a radio SOS claimed to be from the missing Italia. Captain Riiser-Larsen leads a Norwegian relief flight toward the area near Foynoya Islands off Northeastland to reach the presumed stricken vessel piloted by Umberto Nobile.
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Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Foynoya Islands
Northeastland
Spitsbergen
Umberto Nobile
North Pole
Riiser-Larsen
Air heroes welcomed by Brisbane after long Pacific flight
Captains Kingsford Smith Ulm and crew are hailed as national heroes in Brisbane after landing the Southern Cross at 10:15 am local time. The 21 hour 20 minute Pacific crossing from Suva covered 1795 miles, ending a milestone in aviation history with celebrations across Australia.
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Brisbane
Australia
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Kingsford-Smith
T. P. Ulm
Harry Lyon
James Warner
Suva
Fiji Islands
Pacific
Kingsfords-Smith
Captain Cook
John Goodwin
Queensland
United States
Princess Theatre Matinee and Evening Show Ads
Public notice announces Sunday programming at Princess Theatre with a matinee 1 30 to 3 30 pm and a night show at 8 30 pm. The item seeks to assert the right to keep the venue open as a place of business that welcomes strangers for city entertainment on Sundays.
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Princess Theatre
Knights of Pythias to Decorate Cemetery Sunday
Knights of Pythias will gather at Castle Hall at 1 30 p m Sunday June 10 then march to the cemetery for decoration services Visiting brothers invited by the committee jd
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Knights of Pythias All Bro
Castle Hall
Pythian Sisters Meet for Decoration Services
Pythian Sisters gather at the hall at 1 30 p m Sunday June 10 to attend Decoration services led by Edith Kasperlain M of R C Edit
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Edith Kasperlain
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Mapleton Inn
Daily Vacation Bible School
Martin Buhner
Porter West
Harrison
Trustee's Office
NAVY
Seaman
A.V. Lawell
Pythians
First
New England
Mabel Bell
Miss Earhart
Charles. A. Levine
Columbia
Rome
Italia
Nobile
United Prensa
Pythian Sisters
Gaiser Park
Seymour’ Grays
Brownstown Independents
Redland Park
Riley Goble
Seymour Water Co
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