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Newspaper

Seymour Daily Tribune

Location

Seymour, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1927

Page

1

Guardians appoint nine on county Children’s Board

Judge James A. Cox names Mrs. Effie Miller and Mrs. Margaret Walters to the county Board of Children's Guardians joining incumbents. New terms set for Miller and Walters at three years, others reelected or reappointed. Albert Bush of North Vernon sues B and O railroad for damages claiming a two year old wreck caused permanent injury seeking 25000.

Effie Miller Margaret Walters City County Board of Children’s Guardians James A. Cox Circuit Jay C. Smith H. C. Whitmer Henry Lucas Brownstown William N. Eastin Ewing Brownstown Township James B. Cross Bessie Robertson Miller Walters Albert Bush North Vernon B. & O. Railroad Co Abel and Swails McMullins and McMullins Aurora Bush Mina Short William Spray Guardian First National Bank Seymour Fred Bowling John Jackson Cudwith Able Emma Clows Robert Mellen Emmitt. Mitchell Wm. F. Brooks John FE. Hunsucker Drain Julian Sharpnack James L. Tucker James B. Wilson Robert Crawford Frank L. Sechernick

Lutheran School Graduation with Perfect Attendance

Matilda Wienhorst aged 14 daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wienhorst graduated eighth grade at the Lutheran parochial school last night with a perfect attendance record for eight years and honors in scholarship.34 students completed grade schooling as Rev Gotsch of Jonesville delivered the commencement address on intellectual and spiritual development.

Matilda Wienhorst John Wienhorst Gotsch Jonesville

Kiddies to See Game Free at Redland Park

Children under 12 invited to a Sunday afternoon game hosted by Seymour Reds at Redland Park with free admission for young attendees.

Seymour Reds Redland Park

Reds Offer Free Baseball Park Entry for Young Fans

A local invite offers free admission to the baseball park for children twelve and under this Sunday as part of a Reds guest promotion. The event encourages youth attendance and family participation at the game.

Baseball Park Reds

Seymour Reds Offer Free Ball Game for Kids 12 and Under

The Seymour Reds invite 1000 children to a Sunday afternoon game with free admission for all youngsters 12 or younger, aiming to entertain local families.

Seymour Reds Seymour

Radio wavelengths change to ease interference

The Federal Radio Commission's new wavelength order took effect today forcing all stations to change frequencies and reduce power. The Tribune prints a chart of new positions and a free distribution chart from Van de Walle Music and Radio for readers to retune sets.

Federal Radio Commission the Tribune Compari

Beldon 13 Named Lions President at Seymour Club Meeting

J. F. Beldon was elected president of the Seymour Lions Club at the annual election after the weekly luncheon at the Elks Club. He succeeds T. Harlan Montgomery and has served as Lion tamer and first vice president. Fleenor reports the club now has 30 members, added eleven this year, four left or transferred, and lists several community activities and events supported by the club.

J. F. Beldon Seymour Lions Club Elks Club Beldon T. Harlan Montgomery Lion Tamer L. E. Halstead W. A. Fleenor T. ©. Plummer George Meyer Lawrence Kasting Melvin Lostutter Arthur Bretthauer T. T. Montgomery Alfred Snyder Hi. C. Hendson Fleenor Red Cross Rotary Club Ed. Jackson

Mrs Montgomery Reported Critically Ill at Walnut Street Home

Mrs. C. H. Montgomery, long in poor health and seriously ill for weeks, was reported in critical condition at her Walnut street home today. Her state worsened over the past week after a brief rally, then declined again Tuesday to a very critical level.

C. H. Montgomery Walnut Street

Dog Poisoners Take Toll Of Two Victims

Rad a pet bull dog owned by Charles M Short of East Third Street died after being poisoned yesterday afternoon. An unknown dog also died from poisoning in a nearby yard. Mrs Short had let Rad roam briefly before he collapsed and died within ten minutes.

Review Board Sets Dates for Hearings

The Jackson county board of tax review announces hearings for tax equalization on personal property only. Dates cover numerous townships such as Driftwood Grassy Fork Brownstown Washington Verdon Crothersville Owen Carr and Medora with sessions running until July 5. No real estate assessment review is planned.

Jackson County Board of Tax Review Seymour Jackson Township Redding Driftwood Grassy Fork Brownstown Washington Vernon Crothersville Owen and Carr Medora Hamilton Salt Creek Pershing

Notice F. and A. M. Called Meeting at Jackoon Lodge 146

The Jackoon Lodge No. 146 F. and A. M. calls a meeting Wednesday evening June 15 at 7 30. Members to work in the M M degree by B and O Team. C R Jackson W M.

Jackoon Lodge No. 146 C. R. Jackson W. M

Woodmen Notice For Wednesday Meeting

Woodmen meeting announced for Wednesday night. J. L. Blevins serves as Consul and urges attendance at the lodge gathering.

J. L. Blevins jelSd

Why the decline of the baby carriage in era of autos

Local furniture dealers explain baby buggies faded as cars rose. In earlier years families showcased a four wheeled “family pride” on Sundays, buying on installments. Once automobiles became common, payments shifted to cars and the perambulator lost its place in daily life.

County Auditor Distributes Tax Money Across Indiana County

County Auditor Samuel Carr distributes a total of 401 371 55 in spring tax receipts to county entities. State receives 41 116 71. Seymour civil city 50 014 80. school city 40 787 02. Brownstown total 18 891 07. Individual township allocations listed for Driftwood through Crothersville. Seymour School city 40 787 02. Brownstown school town 7 765 24. Crothersville school town 5 479 80.

Civil Brownstown Samuel Carr Seymour Driftwood Township Grassy Fork Township Brownstown Township Washington Township Jackson Township Redding Township Vernon Township Hamiltoun Township Carr Township Owen Township Saltcreek Township Pershing Town Crothersville Medora Seymour School City

Annual U C 7 Picnic Planned at Shields Park

Plans for the U C 7 annual picnic at Shields Park on June 25 are under way with about 400 expected for a 10 o'clock parade and basket dinner. A full program includes contests talks and speeches. Joha an de Walle oversees park reservations while park improvements and flowers enhance the grounds.

Shields Park Johaan de Walle

Removal Notice for Dr. W. A. Martin

Dr. W A Martin veterinarian has moved to 511 W Fifth Street. Phone 228. jel8d l6wk

W. A. Martin Fifth Street

Big Parade May Be Shown In Germany

Berlin June 15 The Big Parade with John Gilbert may be shown in Germany. An experimental showing was held for press and film industry representatives by Parufamet the German American film group to judge its advisability. The vote 194 for 31 against seemed indecisive given the small voting audience. Applause arose only when the trench hero cursed the horrors of war.

Berlin John Gilbert Germany Moving Picture Parufamet

Columbus Hosts 300 Veterans Parade At 48th G A R Camp

A grand parade of about 300 veterans from 1861 to 1865 with nearly 10 000 people in attendance is part of the 48th annual state encampment at Cary. Seymour post delegate F H Plump and Gov Ed Jackson to speak at the campfire services. Gary students receive medals for class work, and officers weigh against Sons of Veterans trying to claim GA R heirs. Extended coverage continues on page 5.

Cary F. H. Plump Seymour Post Columbus United Press Gary American Legion 113Th Engineers Shiloh Gettysburg Ed Jackson Seasion Sons of Veterans W. Homan Lynn Mass

Lindy Faces Busy New York Day With varied duties

Lindbergh plans another easy day in New York with a noon address to the New York State Chamber of Commerce on Commercial Aviation then a boxing benefit at the Polo Grounds and a visit to Flo Ziegfeld's show house to see Rio Rita. He may fly to Washington later to retrieve the Spirit of St. Louis if weather allows.

New York Charles A. Lindbergh Washington Spirit of St. Loui Air Mail Chamber of Commerce State of New York Polo Grounds Flo Ziegfeld Roxy Theatre Charles Nungesser Francois Coli Lindbergh City of Commodore America

Girl, 5, Hit by Auto in Shelbyville

Frances Tuell, five, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Tuell of this city, was struck by an automobile Tuesday afternoon at Shelbyville during the state convention of the United Spanish War Veterans. She suffered bruises and abrasions, was taken to Shelbyville hospital, and was returned home that night recovering rapidly the next day.

Frances Tuell William Tuell Shelbyville United Spanish War Veterans

Flier Van Lear Black Embarks on 10000 Mile Far East Trip

Van Lear Black publisher of the Baltimore Sun leaves Amsterdam at 8 30 a m in his Fokker air yacht accompanied by a valet two pilots and a mechanic heading for Batavia Dutch East Indies. He will pass through Budapest Constantinople Aleppo Baghdad Bandarabbas Karachi Delhi Ambala Allahabad Calcutta Rangoon Bangkok Sengora and Medan or Singapore. He arrived in London the day before.

Amsterdam van Lear Black Baltimore Sun Fokker Air Batavia Dutch East Indies Budapest Constantinople Aleppo Bagdad Bandarabbas Karachi Delhi Ambala Allahabad Calcutta Rangoon Bangkok Sengora Medan Singapore London

Wall Paper New Shipment Prices Ranging From Eight to Fifty Cents

A local listing announces a new wallpaper shipment with rolls priced eight to fifty cents each. Whitmer’s is noted in the fragment as the seller or shop name.

Yeld Whitmer’s

Witness Abduction Alleged in House of David Case

In St Joseph Michigan on June 15 state witnesses charged that Mrs. L. G. Bundy of Gary Indiana, a key witness in the suit to dissolve the House of David colony, was abducted. Prosecutor George E. Nichols said she was found in Gary last week and promised to testify Monday, then disappeared. The defense to the Michigan case faces two weeks of testimony, followed by a two week adjournment.

International News Service St. Joseph Mich L. G. Bundy Gary Ind House of David George E. Nichols Nichols John W. Hansell Colony

Coolidge Welcomed by South Dakota Delegation and Crowds

President Coolidge rode a special train through South Dakota where 35 Republican leaders led by Senator Peter Norbeck formed a bodyguard and greeted the president and Mrs Coolidge at many stations. Crowds gathered at each stop as the westward visit marked a first for a sitting president in the region. The train paused near the border and headed toward City, South Dakota, for the summer lodge stay.

President Cone Pierre St. D Bouth President Coolidge Peter Norbeck South Dak United States Ene Presiden City 8. D State Game Lodge

War Does Not Always Produce Justice Says Sir John Simonn

London June 15 United Press reports Sir John Simonn former British attorney general told Guil Hall society that war cannot be trusted to yield justice. He urged arbitration as a substitute and said no Hague convention or peace pact will suffice without League of arbitration acceptability for all nations.

London John Simonn Britain England Society Guil Hall Geneva Sir John

Red Men Memorial Service Notice at Hall

Memorial Sunday evening at 7 30 for Red Men Pocahontas and families urged to be present by jel7d Committee.

Hall

Legion Auxiliary Notice Calls Friday Meeting

Legion Auxiliary will hold a meeting at the Legion club rooms Friday evening at 7 30. Mrs Pauley is president.

Legion Auxiliary Legion Club Rooms Pauley

County Club Smoker for Members Friday Evening

County Club hosts a members only smoker on Friday June 17 at 8:00 p m. The event invites club members to gather for a social evening at the club facilities.

County Club

We Specialize In Car Washing and Greasing

Eu Daley Bro offers car washing and greasing services with focus on basic maintenance and quick turnaround for customers seeking affordable vehicle care.

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Guardian Board For Children Cox Sues B. & O Big Lutheran Tribune LIONS Review Board A. M U. C Joan Gilbert Lindy Indies Ben Michigan Coolidge Dakota Riley Goble The Seymour Water Co
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