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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
8
Rushville groups sponsoring a Camp Crosley program for Rushville boys at Lake Tippecanoe this summer. Herbert A. Pettijohn, Muncie Y M C A boys work secretary and camp director, will visit Rushville Friday to explain the camp.
Paris officials moved to reassure that no pact would be signed without full Commons discussion and a statement by Foreign Secretary Austen Chamberlain. In Rome, June 10, Messagero urged Italy not join the security pact, noting Alcian border exclusions while Italy seeks direct talks with Germany on Alpian border security.
Report indicates both sides expect a jury to be chosen by nightfall with Judge Lynch prepared to adjourn until tomorrow if a panel is secured. If selected today, Crowe may begin opening statements Friday morning, with the state planning about a day and a half to present its case before the first witness is called.
An insurance claim note promises full coverage for baking failures when using White Rock Flour. Readers are advised to ask their grocer about the product and coverage details.
Mrs Henry Kasper hosted a Tuesday party from 3 to 6 pm for her daughter Carolyns sixth birthday. Guests enjoyed pink and white decor games and an ice course with a cake and favors. Attendees included Betty Ballard Dorothy Meyers Louise Meyers Billy Meyers Heen Johnson Carolyn Clark Rachael Harris Clem Roegge Jr Harriet Rogers Thelma Early and others assisted by Mrs Julius Heintz Mrs Willard Everhart and more.
The Sunshine Workers Class of Central Christian Sunday School under Mrs. Melvin Jerrell will host the Philos Class and guests at a sunset picnic luncheon tomorrow north of the city at Rapps Grove. Franklin Swain home from Illinois University Champaign and Homer Wesner visiting from Chicago are honored guests. They will depart from North Ewing Street at 6 30 for a pr omise lunch in the grove.
Miss Betty Brown of Shelbyville sails from New York aboard the S S Arabic with her mother Mrs M L Brown to attend the University of Grenoble in France for the summer. She will return late fall to Spain for the University of Madrid winter term. A Shelbyville High School and Indiana University graduate, she has taught French and Spanish in the local high school this year and is a popular Delta Zeta Sorority member.
At its last meeting Troop No 6 of Central Christian Church decided to two week camping trip from June 15 to June 20. The camp will be northwest of Nashville with Harold Armstrong senior patrol leader and Charles Torrey patrol leader among those who will serve.
The Seymour Tuesday Club met with Mrs. W. Fr. Paffenberger to discuss The Book It Enjoyed Most This Year. Miss Katherine Frizee reviewed The Constant Nymph and Mrs. John A. Shields reviewed The Little French Girl.
Announcements from Lafayette report the marriage of Louis B. Horning and Sylvia L Blair on a Saturday afternoon at the bride's home. Horning, son of Bruce and Mrs Horning of Rockford, recently moved to Lafayette and works at the Lafayette Plating and Enamelling Company. They will reside at 124 South Twenty eighth Street Lafayette.
The Loyal Daughters Class of the First Baptist Sunday School held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening at the church. A business session was conducted followed by games and an ice course served by a special committee.
The Standard Bearers Class of the First Methodist church will meet with Miss Hazel Humes on East Third Street tomorrow evening. A splendid program is being arranged and all members are urged to be present.
Mr and Mrs George Gottberg have returned from Lafayette where they were guests of their son Harry Gottberg and enjoyed the visit.
Gala Week at Purdue University showcases numerous social events as part of campus festivities. Mr Gottberg, part of the current graduating class, earned his B S M E degree marking a milestone in the mechanical engineering program.
On Thursday June 11 the Trinity Methodist Class will meet at 704 South Poplar with Miss Maude Ruddick. The Missionary Society of First Baptist meets with Mrs. Thomas E Ross on West Second Street. Central Christian Ladies Aid meets at the church in the afternoon. On Friday June 12 Cloverleaf Club hosts Mrs Claude Swengel at her home. First Methodist Ladies Aid meets at the Heitman Building Prayer Service room in the afternoon. Happy Hour Club visits Mrs Guy Beatty on North Poplar Street for an afternoon Ladies Sewing Society event at the church.
Belgium aero club asks marine craft near the English Channel and French coasts to search for the Belgium balloon Prince Leopold with pilot Veenstra and aide Quersin aboard. The missing craft came from the Gordon Bennett cup race, drones 680 kilometers. Belgica pilot Ernest DeMuyter unofficially wins.
Miss Mildred Phillips, visiting Miss Georgia Gunder at Brownstown, has returned to Spencer. Both were Franklin College students last year. F. H. Plump departed for Princeton to attend the Indiana division G A R annual encampment.
The board plans tennis courts croquet grounds and about twenty lights for the park after Miss Anna Gaiser sold the land. Willis Kaufman drafts plans while shrubbery landscaping by Seymour Greenhouses under Clem Roegge progresses. Amusement devices for children are in place and Sunday custodian duty may be established to protect youngsters. Lutheran school children will picnic there Thursday and band concerts are in the works.
Iceland endures a heat wave with 72 degrees in Reykjavik while Chicago and Indianapolis cool to the 50s and 60s. Reports note a shift from recent nine ten-degree extremes to milder temperatures and winds, signaling contrasting climates across the same date.
A local ad from The Racket Store promotes ten percent off select discontinued dinnerware items. The notice mentions store location and a string of garbled contact details, with no clear end date.
Riley Goble reports the day's conditions with a high of 62 and a low of 61 degrees. The river stage sits two inches above the low water mark at the Seymour Water Company pumping station.
Cooler weather tonight and Thursday east of the Mississippi River is forecast by the Weather Bureau following a prolonged heat wave. Temperatures in the middle and northern sections east of the river should drop below monthly highs, with generally fair conditions expected tomorrow.
Police say a junior high girl and a high school athlete, deeply in love, exchanged vows of secrecy before a fatal shot ended their relationship. The boy Mills fled home after parental objections, and investigators believe separation triggered the tragedy.
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