Franklin College draws Indiana high school interest this spring
Field representatives for Franklin College have visited several Indiana high schools this spring making personal calls on prospective students. Enthusiasm runs high among high school athletes and students in oratory debate music and dramatics. Many plan to enroll next fall hoping to work afternoons and evenings to finance their education, but college authorities struggle to find enough jobs.
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Franklin
Former Local Resident Dies in Indianapolis
Hal Williams aged 40, once a Seymour resident, died in an Indianapolis hospital after ptomaine poisoning and double pneumonia. Born in Shelby County June 8 1885, he was married to Stella Rundick and lived in Seymour Sheridan and Indianapolis. Survived by brothers Oscar and Clyde, sisters Mrs Richard Keely and Mrs Jasner Hill, and aunt Miss Flora Youtey. Funeral services set for Columbus Tuesday at 10.
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Hal Williams
Seymour
Indianapolis
Williams
Mr. Williams
Shelby County
Amos Williams
Stella Rundick
Sheridan
Ind
First Christian Church
Modern Woodmen of America
Oscar
Clyde
Richard Keely
Jasner Hill
Flora Youtey
Columbus
Immediate Trial for Cal Dentist Confesses to Cabin Murder
After hours of questioning the California dentist admitted to strangling his wife at a cabin near Feb 23. He described lacing her with gas after offering whisky, then hiding the body in a cistern as prosecutors reveal plans to use insanity as his defense. Dorothy Leopold aided investigators.
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Keyes
Young
Charles Patrick Grogan
Pat Grogan
Flw. Hunt
Perfect Crime Theory Revealed In Dr Young Case
Los Angeles reports detail how Dr Young planned his wife’s murder and used a cistern hideaway. District Attorney Asa Keyes cites a diamond ring clue from Mrs Young’s disappearance that led to a confession. Beverly Glen, once dubbed Ravine of Death, connects to the nearby Kennedy case and related arrests.
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Keyes
Grogan
Los Angeles
Leopold
Loeb
Chicago
Bobby Franks
Dr. Young
Asa Keyes
Mrs. Young
Beverly Glen
Beverly Hills
J. Belton Kennedy
Kennedy
Madalynne Obenchain
Arthur Bureh
Fifty Years Ago in Seymour Sixth of June Train Disaster Recounted
Herman Rave recalls a Seymour excursion train wreck on June 6 at Farmington fifty years ago. The night parade featured the Uniform Bank and Knights of Pythias with many southern Indiana visitors. A vicious storm hit near Farmington. the washout derailed cars but none of the passengers were seriously hurt.
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Herman Rave
Jeffersonville
Evening Bulletin
Seymour
Tom Stradley
Court Avenue
Spring Street
Farmington
Henryville
Memphis
Sellersburg
Knights of Pythias
Indiana
Jeff Boys
Tom Rader
George Carr
Walter Hassan
K.P
Hutch
Harry Drosta
Radio dance program returns after surgery and new song debut
Miss Ruby Utterback underwent major surgery at Schneck Memorial Hospital this morning. station Weber on air from 9 to 10 p m with a Defenders Orchestra dance program. A Franklin store displays the new song I Dont Know How Folks Make Such Things by A Porter Hamblen and John Marshall Gillaspy and Paul Werhan of Edinburg. Gillaspy has other popular works and this tune is expected to be a year hit.
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Ruby Utterback
East Third Street
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Weber
The
Defenders Orchestra
A. Porter Hamblen
Franklin
John Marshall Gillaspy
Paul Werhan
Edinburg
Gillaspy
Franklin Star
Weather Report From Seymour Station By Goble
Weather observer Riley Goble reports at the Seymour Water Company station. Maximum 93 degrees, minimum 69. River level sits 3 inches above the low water mark as observed by the official observer.
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The
Seymour Water Company
Chicago's Answer to Crooks Deeds Continues Police Raid Order
Police captains ordered to bring in every man with a criminal record and known gang leaders. A shoot to kill directive was read at roll call with caution to take no chances. Raids by 32 selected squads on gangster hangouts were ordered to continue.
Partly Cloudy Week Ahead With Showers Possible
Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with a chance of showers and temperatures near or slightly above normal throughout the week. A mix of sun and clouds expected in most intervals with brief shower risk.
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St. Louis Ave
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