Cooking School 5 Opens at Majestic Theater
The Tribune Free Cooking School began at the Majestic theater with Mrs. Margaret Brown in charge and Miss Edith Johnson assisting. Attendance was strong for Monday, with sessions daily 2 to 5 pm featuring demonstrations on gas stoves, kitchen cabinets, and local merchant displays.
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Tribune Free Cooking School
Majestic Theater
Margaret Brown
Edith Johnson
the Majestic
Interstate Public Service Company
B-T Furniture Company
Blish Milling Company
People’s Grocery
John ©. Grouch Company
van de Walle Music Company
Oil shale survey highlights large Indiana deposits near Jackson
Prof. John R Reeves reports oil shale near southeastern Indiana across Jackson Jennings Jefferson Clark and Scott counties. He estimates 45 billion tons exposed at surface in a 500 square mile New Albany formation area. Potential yield about 10 gallons of oil per ton with underground mining possible for buried shale.
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Jackson County
John R. Reeves
Department of Geology
Indiana University
Bueau of Mines
Department of the Interior
National Government
Reeves
Grassy Fork
Indiana
New Albany
North Vernon
Jennings, Jefferson, Jackson, Scott
Floyd and
Clark
New York Cedars Planted at Trinity M E Church Lawn
Two cedars of 18 and 17 feet are planted in front of the New Trinity Methodist church on South Chestnut street. Shipped from near the Canadian border, they anchor planned landscape groups along the Chestnut street facade. The church work advances rapidly and aims to serve congregational needs with attractive surroundings.
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New Trinity Methodist Church
Chestnut Street
New York
Demonstration Home Closes After Busy Week in City
The Better Homes movement demonstration home at Third and Walnut streets closed Sunday afternoon after hundreds toured it. Mrs. FE. M. Eagleston and committees praised the response and co operation. Exterior and interior pictures were taken for a contest with a good chance of prizes for the city.
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Third
Walnut Street
FE. M. Eagleston
New Sewer Plan Debated As City Plans Modern System
City council weighs a new sewer system with plans from Charles Hurt of Indianapolis due in two weeks. Hurt's crew completed field work and a report is being finished. project cost is estimated at 200 000 to 300 000 dollars with bids between 1 200 and 1 500 dollars for contract work. The council likely schedules action after June 29 and may proceed without a referendum.
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Charles Hurt
Indianapolis
Truart Cals
Hurt
Flurt
Jennings
Seymour
Three Drownings On White River Birthday Outing
West Baden mourns Algie Snyder 16 Githa Stapleton 15 and Harry M Moore 19 after a birthday outing on White river near Loogootee ends in tragedy. Fourteen swimmers entered a fifty foot hole. eleven escaped to shallow water while three drowned.
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West Baden
Ind
Algie Snyder
Githa Stapleton
Harry Bb. Moore
White River
Loogootee
K of P Called Meeting For Funeral Arrangements
The Knights of Pythias scheduled a meeting tonight to arrange funeral details for Joseph Beal with assistance from Judit Harvey McCord.
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Joseph Beal
White snakeroot found on farms in White county
A Purdue Extension survey reports white snakeroot across White county causing milk sickness and livestock losses. A. A. Hansen cited Grassy Fork and Brownstown farms as infestation sites while Willis Stall notes widespread casualties in Idaville Burnettsville woodlands. Elmer Reiff of Idaville was mentioned among local voices.
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White County
A. A. Hansen
Purdue University Agricultural Extension Department
Jackson County
Hansen
Clarence Peters
Grassy Fork
Seymour Reds Defeat Columbus Commercials 3–0 in Park Battle
In a sizzling Seymour Athletic Park game the Seymour Reds beat the Columbus Commercials 3–0. Hardin pitched sharply, Columbus miscues produced two runs, and Minton hit a eighth inning homer as the Reds gained their second win this season. Superior fielding and base running highlighted the locals efforts.
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Seymour Reds
Columbus
Seymour Athletic Park
Reds
Hardin
Shelbyville
Fisse
Hess
Minton
Lndsay
Bear
Osborne
Mrs Ora Brooks Dies at Home in Elwood
Mrs Ora Brooks a former resident of this city died at her Elwood home this morning at 5 oclock after a long cancer illness. She had three daughters and was survived by her husband Meade Downs a brother in the Seymour fire department and two sisters. Funeral is set for Wednesday morning at 9 oclock in Elwood.
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Ora Brooks
Fiwood
Meade Downs
Seymour
Elwood
Christian Church
S. B. Downs
John Sage
Carl Larrason
Broad Street Station Fire Devastates Pennsy Hub
Flames ripping through the Broad Street station in Philadelphia collapse an elevated section as a whole train platform falls, trapping and freeing firefighters while hundreds of passengers flee. Officials estimate losses exceed a million dollars with damage spreading to the Fox Theater nearby.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Broad Street
Pulman
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fox Theater
Strawberry Train Delivers Record Strawberry Cargo
The "Strawberry Train" on the Interstate carried 41 040 crates of berries from Floyd Harrison and Clark counties to market Friday night. Value at shipment was $15 130 with consumer value at $19 392, based on 20 cents per quart. Trainmen fear delays or spills due to their perishable cargo.
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Seymour
Floyd
Harrison
Clark
Body of Joseph Beal Brought From Madison
Joseph Beal son of Mrs Catherine Beal 106 West Laurel died at the hospital for the insane in Madison Sunday evening after weeks of ill health He had lived in Seymour most his life moving here from Erie county New York where he was born March 24 1852 His father died five years ago He is survived by his mother two sisters Mrs Mary Austin and Mrs Agnes Joslin Funeral services will be conducted from the Christian church Tuesday at 2 50 pm with Rev Mullins in charge Burial in Riverview cemetery
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Joseph Beal
Catherine Beal
West Laurel Street
Madison
Mr. Beal
Seymour
Erie County
York
J. W. Trusted
Mary Austin
Agnes Joslin
Browne County
Beal
Order
Mullins
Riverview Cemetery
Grand Jury Reports County Jail And Farm In Fair Condition
The grand jury inspected Jackson county properties including the jail and county farm. It found the jail in fair condition with good ventilation and comfortable sleeping cots, noted minor repairs needed, and reported 22 inmates neatly dressed. The farm showed high cultivation and modern improvements with wholesome food and ample produce. Superintendent J B Cross was commended for humane care of the county poor.
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Jackson County
Crawford Cox
J. B. Cross
Funeral notice for brother Joseph Beal urged meeting
All C C F brothers are urged to meet in the lodge room at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon to attend the funeral of brother Joseph Beal. Frank Gates, N 4.
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Joseph
Beal
Alt Frank Gates
Two Fined Sunday for Intoxication in City Court
Raymond Noe of Franklin and BE Neal of Albuquerque were tried before Mayor Charles L. Kessler on intoxication charges. Each man pleaded guilty, was fined $1 and costs totaling $11, and jailed overnight after Saturday arrest at the Heth show grounds.
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Raymond Noe
Franklin
BE. Neal
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Charles L. Kessler
Heth Show Grounds
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Tonight at 7 30
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a meeting tonight at 7 30. All members are urged to attend for important business. Thelma Sargent serves as secretary.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Morgan Patterson Escapes From County Jail
Morgan Patterson, 18, under indictment for the murder of William Sutherland, escape from the Bedford county jail after enlarging an air hole and via rope lowered by friends. Sutherland, Mitchell marshal, was fatally wounded during the arrest attempt while Patterson fired at street lights.
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Bedford
Ind
Morgan Patterson
William Sutherland
Marshall
Mitchell
Patterson
Sutherland
Patterson Escape Sought by Bedford Authorities
Seymour police were asked Saturday night by Bedford authorities to be on the lookout for an escaped man. They provided a description of the suspect.
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Seymour
Bedford
Patterson
Legion Plans Independence Day Event At Shields Park
Legion members serving on committees to organize the Independence Day celebration for the local post’ s event at Shields Park will meet in the club rooms tonight at 7 30 o clock. All committee members are urged to attend.
Tip's Yellow Taxie service ad
Tip Richardson advertises a taxi service with motto any time anywhere and contact numbers 447 and residence at 67. The line suggests a personal mobility business listing in a classifieds style.
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Tip
Tip Richardson
Kansan Flood Roils Cowley County Cities
Wichita dispatch reports Winfield and Arkansas City in Cowley county inundated as Arkansas and Walnut rivers overflow. Five dead and thousands homeless, with Arkansas City seeking half a million dollars in aid. Flooded areas disrupt trains and cut light gas and water service.
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Wichita
Nas
Kansas
Winfield
Arkansas City
Cowley County
Arkansas
A. J. McIntosh
Walnut
Kansas Flood Devastates Kansas City and Surrounding Areas
June reports declare Kansas in one of its worst flood disasters with five known deaths and millions in damage. Arkansas City reports two dead and $2,000,000 in losses and three thousand homeless, while Windfield experiences the worst flood in its history. Railroad service halts in the area, Augusta is heavily flooded, and towns like Lowanda and Butler County face widespread damage.
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Kansas City
Kas
Kansas
Arkansas City
Windfield
Butler County
Augusta
Lowanda
Fredonia
Colorado Flood Death Toll Climbs After 36 Hour Rain
Denver reports thousands of dollars in damages to crops and property as a 36 hour downpour floods sections around Loveland Greeley Longmont Fort Collins and Denver. Richard Foote a 10 year old visitor from Chicago drowned in the Red Stone river after being swept away. Rivers Big Thompson and Platte overflowed threatening railroad tracks while guards monitored low lying areas near Cherry Creek.
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Denver
Richard Foote
Chicago
Ucle
Loveland
Greeley
Longmount
Fort Colina
Big Thompson
Platte
Platte Cherry Creek
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Cooking School
Bureau of Mines
Jackson, Jennings
Jefferson, Clark and
Scott
Demonstration Home
E. M. Eagleston
International News Service
K. of
Judit
Harvey McCord
Whole Township
Furdue Man
Fiwood Cemetery
Million Dollar AE Controlled
Broadstreet
Phila
Thelma Sargent
Seey
Mitchell Marshal
International News’ Service
Legion Meeting
Royal Arch
Ernest W. Sargent
H. P
Kanoag
Fy International News Service
Colordao
Boy
Red Stone River
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