Death summons Seymour business man William Federmann
William Largent Federmann aged 40 died at his North Chestnut home after weeks of ill health due to high blood pressure. Funeral 9:30 Saturday from his residence with Rev S M Hutchison officiating. Burial Maple Grove Cemetery Brookville. Born Feb 25 1891 in Brookville Indiana he attended Washab College class of 1913. He worked in Kansas City drug stores before moving to Seymour in 1917 with his wife Grace Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Largent Federmann
North Chestnut Street
S. M. Hutchison
First Presbyterian Church
Maple Grove
Brookville
Mr. Federmann
Indiana
Louis
Laura Federmann
Wabash College
Kansas City
William M. Federmann
Grace Holmes
Federmann
Seymour
Real Estate Settlements and Court Rulings in Jackson Circuit
In Jackson circuit court, State v Lloyd Allen ended with guilty plea to a fraudulent check, a 4 month penal sentence and $5 fine plus costs. In Walter F. Kattman v Naomi Giles et al, court declares Naomi Giles owner in fee simple subject to a $871 lien. plaintiffs lose as heirs and reconveyance to Naomi is ordered or appointed commissioner to convey at plaintiffs’ expense. mortgage payoff to New Building and Loan Association required and lien foreclosed upon conveyance. William Hamilton v Kate Hamilton grants divorce on costs. Citizens Security Co. v Lora McGill et al set for trial June 18.
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Jackson
State
Lloyd Allen
Sherif
Walter F. Kattman
Naomi Giles
New Building and Loan Association
Seymour
William Hamilton
Kate Hamilton
Citizens Security Co
Lora McGill
Weather and local notes mix from town pages
A brief, mixed set of mentions notes warm weather, a Lutherans plan a play, Mme Schumann-Heink in court, and reports of German rioting. The item closes with curiosity about fishing and a casual line about the Cub.
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Mme, Schumann-Heink
Brownstown Council Bans Thumb Rides At Main and Spring
Brownstown officials order halt to youths seeking rides at Main and Spring streets. Marshal John Russell Sr is told to break up the practice after complaints and a traveling salesman labeled the town a nuisance. V Sage is reappointed to the school board for three years. other members are Mrs. Ray Vermilya and J Toliver. The board ends the night watchman post and requires regular street cleaning and gravel sweeping on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
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Brownstown
Spring
John Russell
V. Sage
Ray Vermilya
J. S. Tolliver
Graduation Exercises for Savers Lutheran School Eighth Grade
The eighth grade graduation at Savers Lutheran School will be held at Savers Lutheran Church at 8 p.m. Friday. Diplomas will be presented by James A. Tatlock, Brownstown county superintendent. Rev A H Tirmenstein will deliver the class address and Clarence Stuckwish will give the valedictory. The Sauers Orchestra and a children's chorus provide music.
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Savers Lutheran
Savers Lutheran Church
James A. Tatlock
Brownstown
A. H. Tirmenstein
Sauers Orchestra
W. F. Preuss
Clarence Stuckwish
Bids on post office sent to Washington
Five sealed bids for painting the Seymour post office exterior were opened by local postal authorities and sent to the Treasury Department. George Ballard of Seymour was the low bidder, but bid amounts were not disclosed. Other bidders included Vint Lanier Henry Brethauer Charles Hirtzel and Frank LaBar of Columbus. Notification of the winning bid is expected in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
George Ballard
Vint Lanier
Henry Brethauer
Charles and
Doe Hirtzel
Frank LaBar
Columbus
Probation Officers Attend National Conference in Minneapolis
Mrs. Margaret Walters of Ewing street leaves for Minneapolis to attend the National Probation Conference opening Friday. She will be joined in Indianapolis by Mrs. Florence Boys head of the state probation department. The six day convention will draw probation officers from across the United States.
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Margaret Walters
Ewing Street
Minneapolis
Minnesota
City Awards 43 698 75 for Riley Lincoln School Builds
Bids tabulated for rebuilding Riley and Lincoln school buildings show a total contract of 43 698 75 awarded by the board of trustees. The project includes large physical education spaces modern heating and ventilation and other improvements. Colglazier & Son of Salem received the general construction contract with a bid of 51 661.
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Riley
Lincoln
Board of
John Colglazier & Son
Salem
Colglazier & Son
Suit Seeks 340000 Against Shipp and Firms
Continental National Bank of Indianapolis sues C. Shipp Jesse Howard and Flat Rock Development Co in Shelby Circuit Court for judgment on seven notes totaling 40000 and to annul a fraudulent land conveyance of about 365 acres to Flat Rock and a mortgage on sixteen acres. The bank alleges Shipp conveyed property April 4 1931 to avoid debts.
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Continental National Bank of Indianapolis
Shelby
C. Shipp
Indianapolis
Flat Creek Development Company, Inc
Jesse Howard
Shipp
Mr. Shipp
Riess and Eve ENT Clinic Hours Listed
C. J. Riess and M. D. Eve practice ear nose and throat care at Seymour Clinic with hours 9 to 12 a.m. 1 30 to 5 and 7 to 8 p.m. at the jeSatt location.
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C. J. Riess
M. D. Eve
Seymour Clinic
jeSatt
Madame Schumann-Heink Sues for Eighty Six Thousand Dollars
In Los Angeles on June 11 Madame Ernestine Schumann-Heink and her son Ferdinand sue Edwin Carewe for 86000 alleging breach of contract over a film. She testifies she is a hard working, famous woman who earned every cent she has and defends her record with dignity.
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Los Angeles
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Ferdinand
Edwin Carewe
Carewe
W. J. Gilbert
Madame Schumann-Heink
Unusual May in Crothersville: No Births or Deaths Recorded
Health officer W T Deputy reports Crothersville saw zero births and zero deaths in May, marking a rare event under his administration and the first such occurrence to be recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crothersville
W. T. Deputy
Cavers Cast 10 Give Play Here
The Early Bird, a clever play by Savers Lutheran Church youths, will be staged Tuesday at 8 p m in the Lutheran Club here. After its success last week, the cast is invited back to perform at the Clubhouse under coach Rev J Th Destinon and with Henry Rahn assisting as a teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savers
Savers Lutheran Church
J. Th. Destinon
Sawers Lutheran Church
Henry Rahn
Purdue University 57th annual commencement graduates
Jackson county was represented by two graduates, Charles E. Foster and John P. Manion, at Purdue University’s fifty seventh commencement. Nearly 600 students received diplomas as degrees were conferred across multiple fields, with attendees from 81 of Indiana’s counties, 19 other states, and from China, Hawaii, Siberia, and Turkey.
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Jackson County
Purdue University
Charles E. Foster
John PF. Manion
Indiana
China
Hawaii
Siberia
Turkey
Platform dance at Moore's Grove June 13 near Seymour
A platform dance is scheduled for Saturday night June 13 at Moore's Grove on State Road 50, four miles east of Seymour. The notice lists date and location with no additional details.
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Moore’s Grove
State Road 50
Seymour
Three men arraigned in Seymour for dynamiting fish
Val Hunt Willard Nichter and Arthur Powers were arraigned in Seymour city court on dynamiting fish charges after a not guilty plea. Wardens Otto Kain Gale Crozier and George Abel reported the blast in White River north of Rockford killing hundreds of fish late Friday afternoon.
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Val Hunt
West Reddington
Willard Nichter
Reddington
Arthur Powers
West Brown Street
Otto Kain
Gale Crozier
George Abel
State Department of Conservation
White River
Rockford
Silver Fleet Moves Home Offices to Louisville
The Silver Fleet Motor Express Incorporated shifts its home offices from the First National Bank Building in this city to 110 North Flood Street Louisville Kentucky. Secretary Martin Bubhner and office staff Irma Hackman relocate to Louisville with plans for vehicles and repairs to be serviced there. Ernest Railing will base in Louisville while remaining locally resident for the present. The six truck fleet operates overnight between Louisville and Chicago delivering perishable goods and other fast delivery items.
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The
Silver Fleet Motor Express, Incorporated
First National Bank
North Flood Street
Louisville
Kentucky
Martin Bubhner
Silver Fleet
Irma Hackman
Silver Fleet Company
Ernest Railing
Chicago
Lonssville
Cause for Divorce Cited in Chicago Suit
Ernest H Sharp seeks a divorce in Chicago reporting disputes over smoking in the house radio use and attention to the family dog. He cites a written agreement limiting car use to one day weekly and demands transfer of his earnings to his wife to stop injurious acts he describes as jealous and violent.
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Chicago
Ernest H Sharp
Edpeuit
Vera
Northbrook
Sharp
Report Denies Eight Men Alive In Sunken Sub Poseidon
Associated Press dispatch from Hongkong and London reports naval authorities denying claims eight men survived the sunken British submarine Poseidon in the Yellow Sea off Weihaiwei. Hermes divers failed to hear replies to hull taps. prior hopes for ten more were dropped. Weather later disrupted communications, but a salvage vessel Pigeon was offered for support.
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Associated Press
Hongkong
Weihaiwei
China
Yellow Sea
Hermes
London
Poseidon
Admiralty
H. S. Hermes
United States Asiatic Fleet
Tsing
Guard Placed to Protect Witness in Los Angeles Case
Mrs. Ethel Hamlin, a club woman and witness in the case against David Clark former deputy district attorney charged with the murder of Charles Crawford, is under guard after threats. She described being coerced and threatened while in her home vicinity and during a town drive. Clark, who ran for municipal judge and was jailed during his preliminary hearing, remains at liberty on a $100,000 bond.
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Los Angeles
Ethel Hamlin
David Clark
Charles H. Crawford
Herbert Spencer
Hamlin
Clark
Hall of Justice
Crawford
Lawmen's Night at Northwest Indiana Methodist Meet
Greencastle Ind June 11 Tomorrow night's session of the Northwest Indiana conference of the Methodist Episcopal church marks Lawmen's Night. W E Carpenter of Brazil will preside with Barl M Mann leading devotions. Dr Ernest Fremont Tittle of Evanston Ill will lecture on The Religion We Need. Dr G Bremley Oxnam will introduce him.
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Greencastle
Ind
Northwest Indiana
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Greencastle M. FE
W. E. Carpenter
Brazil
Barl M. Mann
Ernest Fremont Tittle
First Methodist Church
Evanston
Iil
Drowning Case Deepens With Bellevue Hospital Link
Miss Starr Faithfull a 25 year old Greenwich Village woman was treated for acute alcoholism at Bellevue Hospital before her body washed ashore at Long Beach Long Island. Investigators led by Nassau County DA Elvin Edwards pursue two suspects and a possible diary detail.
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New York
Edwards
Boston
Miss Faithfull
Long Beach
Long Island
Mauretania
Franconia
G. Jameson Carr
Offcer
Miss Faithful
Cunard
Meuretania
F Edwards
Aad
Berlin Unrest Flares Across German Cities
Riots followed Chancellor Bruening tax decrees with communists clashing in Mannheim, Frankurt on Main, and Gelsenkirchen. A policeman was killed in Kassel as authorities broke up a communist demonstration amid street fighting and property damage.
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Heinrich Bruening
Mannheim
Kassel
Frankfort-on-Main
Gelsenkirchen
Bruening
Julius Curtius
British Near
London
Reich
Germany
Frederick M. Sakkett
Henry L. Stimson
Japan rejects initiative for inter conference on silver
Tokyo reports the Japanese government has told Ambassador Debuchi in Washington not to take the initiative in promoting an inter conference on the silver issue. It says the move could worsen the situation if it fails.
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Tokyo
Debuchi
Washington
United States
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WM. Federmann
Treasury Office
Riley and
Chipp
Mme
Schumann-Heink
Gilbert
Cavers
Purdue U
F. L. Hutchens
Berlin
Wet
Riley Goble
Beymonr
Mina
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