Jury in Sunday Motion Picture Case Deadlocked
A city court jury evaluating W. O. Zuber and W. W. Eagleston on Sunday closing law charges failed to reach a verdict after about ninety minutes of deliberation. The four ballots reportedly favored acquittal ten to two, raising questions about retrial or dismissal as prosecutors weigh next steps.
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Seymour
W. O. Zuber
W. W. Eagleston
Edward Massman, Jr
C. W. Burkart
William A. Misch
Seth Uwunsucker
Massman
F. W. Wesner
Seymour Ministerial Union
Balloon Ascension Promises Thrill at Shields Park Sunday
Hazel Bruce was set to perform a triple parachute leap at Shields park this Sunday, with Mrs. Bruce to go solo in a single descent after a near miss in Indianapolis last week. She reports full recovery and plans to proceed with the exhibition.
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Shields Park
Hazel Bruce
Mr. Bruce
Mrs. Bruce
Final Week Of Court Looming In Jackson County
The final week of court opens Monday with new cases set for trial while focus remains on the Kriete murder case and Judd manslaughter matter. Nora Kriete may move for a new trial in circuit court Monday and Edward Massman Jr indicates she will be sentenced next week to 2 to 21 years at Indianapolis women’s prison. Additionally, a minor damage suit in New Albany against Peter Jensen & Co. yielded a $15 award for auto injuries, with Marcellus Severns versus James Wray scheduled for Tuesday.
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Kriete
Judd
Jackson County
Nora Kriete
Ralph Hodapp
Edward Massman, Jr
James A. Cox
Woman's State Prison
Indianapolis
Joel Cockrum
Bernice Cockrum
Peter Jensen
Jackson County Tax Statement Accepted Without Corrections
Jackson County periodical tax statement was accepted by the state without correction. County auditor D. W. Thompson reported after presenting the statement in Indianapolis for investigation. Funds will be distributed to townships in the next few days as acceptance facilitates matters.
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Jackson
D. W. Thompson
Indianapolis
Scouts Meet at K of P Hall This Sunday
All Scouts attend at K of P hall Sunday at 1 o clock in uniform. J R Mitchell Deputy Commissioner urges attendance.
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P. Hall
J. R. Mitchell
Jsd
Parachute Display Closes Shields Park Sunday Afternoon
A Sunday event at Shields Park featured a triple parachute ledp display drawing crowds. No injuries reported and organizers praised safety measures.
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Shields Park
Reception for Louisville boosters in Seymour praised bridge ties
Sixty five representatives of Louisville on a goodwill tour were welcomed by Seymour business and professional leaders. C D Billings highlighted Seymour industries and farming while Woosley praised the trip’s value and urged closer ties. Dr A T McCormack noted that each community must support itself and touted the near complete Ohio River bridge.
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Seymour
Louisville
Kentucky
Indiana
Business Men's Association
C. H. Wiethott
A. T. McCormack
Mel Woosley
Ife
Ohio River
Two Baseball Games Slated for Seymour Sunday Afternoon
Seymour fans will see two Sunday games at Redland Park starting at 2:00 p.m. Indiana Ox Fibre Brush Company faces Medora while Seymour Lutheran plays a Third U S artillery service battery team en route to Fort Sheridan. The Brush team will host future Sundays. a practice game was set for this afternoon.
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Indiana Ox Fibre Brush Company
Medora
Redland Park
Seymour Luthermaine
Third
U. S., Field Artillery
Fort Sheridan
Ilinois
Brush Company
Brush Nine
Columbus
Soldier
Soldier Nine
Opening of Bible School Monday At Seymour Junior High
The Union Daily Vacation Bible School will open Monday at 8:25 for an eighteen day term at Seymour Junior High. All children in Seymour and any denomination are welcome. The school is promoted and supported by churches whose pastors are Seymour Ministerial Union members.
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Union
Seymour
Seymour Ministerial Union
The
Union Bible School
Rev J Willard Yoder Named Editor of Country Life
Rev J Willard Yoder, Indiana state chairman of rural church work for the Congregational Church, is named editor of the church publication Country Life. At a Detroit meeting of Congregational officers the state chairmen of country life were made editors of Country Life, the publication of the town and country department of the church extension boards.
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Congregational Church
Country Life
J. Willard Yoder
Indiana
Roland Kurtz Takes Charge Of Swimming This Summer
Roland Kurtz, former Shields high school basketball star, has been named instructor and manager at the Shields park swimming pool for the summer. He will be at the pool daily to assist patrons and serve as guard and manager, filling the role last held by Paul Steinkamp. Steinkamp has become manager of the Van de Walle Music and Radio Company on South Chestnut Street.
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Roland Kurtz
Shields
Shields Park
Kurtz
Paul Steinkamp
Steinkamp
van de Walle Music and Radio Company
South Chestnut Street
Seymour Business College Summer School Opens
Seymour Business College announces the summer school opening on June 10. The program offers business courses and practical training for local students and working adults.
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Seymour Business College
Seymour Clinic Incorporation Filed by Four Doctors
Articles of incorporation of the Seymour Clinic were filed in Indianapolis today by Dr. Charles L. Gillispie Dr. Louis H. Osterman Dr. H P Graessle and Dr. Oscar Salb.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Seymour Clinic
Charles L. Gillispie
Louis H. Osterman
H P. Graessle
Oscar Salb
Children’s Day Observance At Seymour Churches
Several Seymour churches plan morning Children’s Day services with recitations pantomimes and songs by children. In the evening St Paul Congregational and Trinity Methodist will join for a union program repeating parts from morning performances. Ministers expect large attendance as children lead most numbers.
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Seymour
St. Paul
Elurch
Trinity Methodist Church
Trinity Church
G Slung Building Nears Occupancy After Refresh
The South Chestnut Street structure, formerly Hustedt hat store, owned by G Slung, has been redecorated and a new display window added. The building should be ready for occupancy within days. Mr Slane is unsure how the space will be used.
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South Chestnut Street
Hustedt Hat
G. Slung
Slane
Shields Park Sunday Crowd Event
Join the crowd Sunday at Shields Park for a community gathering and public activity inviting local residents to attend.
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Shields Park
Mad Cassler in jail awaiting grand jury action in Soutar murder
Mrs Catherine Cassler of Chicago was ordered held without bond in Porter county jail awaiting grand jury action on the murder of Cameola Soutar a 24 year old divorcee. Prosecutor W O Bozarth said the grand jury would be summoned soon as witnesses Truman Cassler and Chester Johnson were held as material witnesses.
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William Lindstrom
Graduates Honored at Sauers Lutheran School Commencement
Five graduates Erna Darlage Irene Eggersman Martha Krome Robert Pollert and Oren Wisehmeyer received diplomas at Sauers Lutheran Church Friday night. Rev J Th Destinon delivered the address stressing religious education and the value of study in public schools. Irene Eggersman gave the valedictory recalling school days and bidding farewell to classmates. The church was decorated with flowers and music complemented the ceremony.
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Erna Darlage
Irene Eggersman
Martha Krome
Robert Pollert
Oren Wisehmeyer
Sauers Lutheran Schools
Savers
J. Th. Destinon
Five Injured as Strikers Clash with Police in Gastonia
Five men were shot during a clash between strikers and police in the textile center of Gastonia North Carolina. County officers appealed to Governor Gardner to dispatch national guardsmen to restore order.
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Gastonia
N. C
CC. Max Gardner
Lutheran School Year Near Its Close Here
The Seymour Lutheran School nears year end with exams through Monday and commencement Tuesday night at 8:00. Twenty seven graduates will receive diplomas. The address will be given by Rev. F. L. Linkenau of Napoleon Ohio.
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Seymour
Linkenau
Napoleon
Ohio
Grand jury probes fatal Mishawaka shooting
A special grand jury will investigate the fatal shooting of Edward Blankett 35 of Mishawaka at a roadhouse. States attorney Harry S Taylor announced after questioning two women and six men including three Burkhart attorneys Hawley O Burke and Ales Sievers, with Marvin Cramer shot in the foot. Investigation ongoing into which weapon fired the fatal shot.
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South Bend
Ind
Edward Blankett
Mishawihka
Mishawaka
Harry S. Taylor
Burkhart
Hawley O. Burke
Ales Sievers
Marvin Cramer
Blankett
Terre Haute
Southmore College
Ethel Boyer
The
Road House
Joe Mitchell
Employe
Joba Drammond
County pistol team to compete at state vigilantes shoot
The Jackson County pistol team sponsored by the Jackson County Bankers Association will travel from Seymour Sunday morning to Port Tari so for the state vigilantes shoot on Monday. The team includes J. B. Shepard Theodore Bartlett of Seymour and George Bailey of Medora. they won the state pistol event two years ago.
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Jackson County Vigilantes
Jackson County Bankers’ Association
Port Tarriso
J. B. Shepard
Theodore Bartlett
Seymour
George Bailey
Medora
Wininger Acquitted of Perjury in Rhoades Case
Princeton Indiana June 8 Raymond Wininger 20 acquitted by circuit court jury of perjury for testifying that Dreyfus Rhoades did not shoot Vincennes policeman Simon Caine. Rhoades sentenced to die in October for Carie death. Wininger had claimed to witness a shot from in front of the Bellevue restaurant.
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Princeton
Ind
Raymond Wininger
Dreyfus Rhoades
Simon Caine
Vincennes
Rhoades
Michigan City
Carie
Wininger
Vincéennes
Christian Science Lecture Sunday Afternoon Protest
A church lecture titled Christian Science Its Protest Against Evil will be delivered at 3 o clock Sunday afternoon at the church edifice. The event promises discussion of religious thought and moral concerns in a concise address.
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Christian Science
Body of honor student found in campus room
The body of Bracmwell Linn, 21, an honor student at Haverford College, was found in his Lloyd Hall room with a bullet wound. Officials split on whether death was suicide or murder, with autopsy noting a shot to the back of the head and no powder residue. The college and local authorities prepared for an ensuing inquest as Linn’s friends were questioned.
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Phiadelphia
Bracmwell Linn
Haverford College
William B. Linn
Pennsylvania Superior Court
Linn
George Frankenfield
Delaware County
Samuel Siewle
Haverford Township
W. J. Met ‘Arter
Lloyd Hall
Robert Doughty, Jr
Frankenfield
McCarter
Lankenfield
Doughty
Wendell W. Blanche
Wayne
Ralph Atkinson
Salem
John G. Hartman
Ork
Harlan
Thane
Aft
Haverfordian College
Mine Workers revoke charter in Franklin county winds
Associated Press report from Indianapolis says President John Lewis of the United Mine Workers revoked the charter of Sub-District 9 District No 12 in Franklin county Winds. Insubordination was cited as the reason. Officers of a provisional sub-district organization were named in the announcement.
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Indianapolis
John. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
United Mine Workers
Franklin County
Weather Records From Seymour Water Station
Report by Riley Goble at Seymour Water Go weather station notes max 71 degrees min 6 degrees. Rainfall 0.08 inches. Rivers at stage 2 feet and low water standing.
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Riley Goble
Seymour
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