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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
5
A flurry of short city and regional travels fills the day as residents from Sparksville, Milan, Brownstown and Crothersville visit Louisville Indianapolis Cincinnati and Bloomington. Students and family members plan summer terms and join relatives in Indiana University events.
Many people suffer from indigestion and stomach trouble. Di Jo Tablets provide fast relief after meals for heaviness belching and sour stomach. The preparation uses simple drugs doctors prescribe and is sold by all druggists with Div-Vacc recommended for constipation if needed.
Mr. and Mrs. George Laupus returned from Bloomington after Indiana University commencement exercises. Mrs. Worley and son Junior traveled home to Indianapolis after visiting Mrs. Worley's mother Mrs. Garvey. Master Joseph Goss of Browns town visits Browns town guest William Francis N Kin kade. Mr. and Mrs. Fries' Denk went to Cincinnati for a week. Mr. Denk returned today. Mrs. Charles Fox visited Cincinnati relatives and returned home. Mrs. S. H. Rogers returned to Azalia after a visit with daughter Mrs. Lawrence Shannon. Purdue graduate Harry Gottberg is home for the summer with his parents. Ruby Utterback of Cincinnati visits relatives and goes to North Vernon to stay with sister Mrs. W. D. Cox. Mrs. Fred Carpenter travels to Indianapolis to visit Mrs. Dorothy Williams. Mr. and Mrs. EB. Lancock report their son Charles Maple's graduation at Indiana University Tidiana. Bernard Walker of Boston visits Miller family east of the city. James Honan, Indiana University student, home for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Owen of Lafayette spend summer with Robertons in Browns town. Mr. and Mrs. John Van de Walle visit Madison. son Karl plays with Hitler's Orchestra on a Steamer Waslington. Norman Barkman and daughter Mary Margaret travel to Cincinnati for Cincinnati College of Music commencement. Norma Barkman among graduates. A. Hawkins of Des Moines and Stella Mae Hawkins visit J. B. Parkhis er. go to Columbus and Alron, Ohio. Seth Shields of Crownstown, Indiana Dental College, leaves for Chicago to work summer with Pictorial Review Magazine in Illinois Michigan Wisconsin.
Washington June 11 United States ambassador to Mexico James N Sheffield arrived today for conferences with President Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg on Mexican American relations. He is the president's guest at the White House.
A forgiving wife appeared in circuit court on behalf of Chester Hickey regarding wife and child desertion and adultery tied to an affair with Mrs. Ray Long. Hickey pled not guilty. trial set for June 26 with bond $500 per charge. News note also mentions a separate case of a man jailed for burglary and a bond dispute involving another couple.
A large shipment of Johnston's chocolates arrived today at Price Confectionery, described as "nothing better made." The readymade treat is highlighted as a premium confection.
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