City Playground Schedule Outlined for Summer Camp
Ralph Collins and Miss Stella Gilbert announce the summer program at Shields Park and city playgrounds. Open days include Monday swimming lessons and mixed activities for boys and girls across grade levels with schedules at Emerson and Gaiser parks and Shields Park, plus supervision and games through the week.
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Shields Park Pool
Ralph Collins
Stella Gilbert
Miss Gilbert
Mr. Collins
Shrelds Park
Emerson Playground
Shields Park
Gaiser Park
Emerson School
Judd Trial Set for October 17 and Other Court News
The trial of William Judd of Cortland on a manslaughter charge is scheduled for October 17. Circuit court adjourned to October 8 for routine business as motions by defense delayed the Coryea case. Crothersville arson cases drew wide interest with defendants Walter Kattman and Joe Schuler. both were acquitted or discharged, leaving officials unsure of the real culprit. The James B. Cross ditch case attracted local attention near Brownstown, where Judge Cox sustained landowner remonstrances against a drainage petition. Community residents of Seymour were present for updates.
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William Judd
Cortland
Melville S. Coryea
Crothersville
Walter Kattman
Joe Schuler
Kattman
Schuler
Jackson County Erand
Porter West
Schuer
James B. Cross
Brownstown
Cross Land
Cox
Seymour
Billings Boy Injured In Auto Wreck Near City
Roger Billings son of Mr and Mrs C D Billings sustained minor bruises when the car overturned north of the city last night He was driving and is reported improving today The youth recently broke his jaw in a separate crash near Indianapolis
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Roger Billings
C. D. Billings
Young Billings
Indianapolis
Brownstown Faces Seymour at Gaiser Park Sunday
Baseball at Gaiser Park features Brownstown vs Seymour this Sunday. Come down and see the home boys play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaiser Park
Brownstown
Seymour
New Paul Whiteman Records Arrive at Van de Walle
New Paul Whiteman records just received by Van de Walle Music and Radio Co. indicates fresh releases and catalog updates for the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Whiteman
van de Walle Music and Radio Ca
John Rich Or Dies Suddenly
An obituary item notes the death of John Rich with the headline indicating a sudden passing. Details beyond the heading are not provided in the visible text.
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John Rich
Death of John Rich Prominent Jackson County Farmer
John Rich aged 57 died early this morning from a heart attack suffered Friday evening near Seymour. Born June 3, 1871 in Seymour, he spent his life in Jackson County. Survived by wife Katherine Kinzel and three children Lieyd Rich and two others. Funeral Monday at 2 PM from his home, Rev. A. A. Cohn officiating. Burial in Riverview Cemetery.
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John Rich
Seymour
A. A. Cohn
First Baptist Church
Riverview Cemetery
Mr. Rich
Jackson County
Katherine Kinzel
Hayden
Lieyd Rich
Trespass Warning for City Land Near Cemeteries
Public notice warns that any person found trespassing on land bounded by Shields Avenue and 9th Street including the old and Catholic cemeteries will be prosecuted. Issued by G. E. Jerrell.
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Shields Avenue
9Th Streté
Old Cemetery
Catholic Cemetery
G. E. Jerrell
Crothersville School Bonds Sold and Contracts Let
Vernon township approved bonds of 36009 for Crothersville school remodeling and addition. Union State Bank bought the bonds. John Krause of Crothersville won the general contract by about 3000 underbid. A Bedford bidder for heating and plumbing backed out. The winning bidders will meet trustees to finalize the heating and plumbing contracts. Building to be finished by November 17 to avoid delaying the opening.
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Vernon Township
Crothersville
Union State Bank of
John Krause
Bedford
Jackson County Farmers Visit Purdue Fields
About 40 Jackson county farmers and Willis P. Stall attended a field demonstration at the Purdue experimental farm in Jennings county near North Vernon. The forty-acre farm, purchased eight years ago, is operated by Purdue University to study drainage soil treatment and plant cultivation for the local soil type.
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Jackson County
Willis P. Stall
Purdue Experimental Farm
Jennings County
North Vernon
Purdue University
Jennings
Couties
Lindbergh to Get Honorary Wisconsin Degree
Charles A. Lindbergh left New York in his Ryan monoplane with Madison, Wisconsin as his final destination to receive an honorary degree from the University of Wisconsin on Monday. He was joined by William B. Mayo, chief engineer of the Stout Monoplane Company, who will be taken to Detroit.
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United Press
Curtiss Field
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Lindbergh
William B. Mayo
Stout
Detroit
See our window before you buy your dress
No clear event or names. ad style fragment notes a dress shop window display and a slogan about reduction specialists.
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Simon
Examination of tots to begin here Monday
The examination of preschool children from birth to seven years will open Monday in Seymour. Free expert examinations by Dr. N Maude Arthur and staff of the state board of health will be held at Shields high school Monday and Washington school Tuesday from 9 to 12 and 1 to 4. Parents should bring children for screening to raise health standards before school.
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Seymour
N. Maude Arthur
Bertha Leukeweier
Health
Matilda Lebline
Charles L. Kessler
Shields High School
Washington ‘School
Hhss Carter
C. D. Billings
Swails
Albert Charles
C. E. Wiethoff
N. J
Mrs Ora Shepherd 48 Dies After Goitre Illness
Mrs Ora Shepherd of Scottsburg died at Schneck Memorial Hospital following a month long illness from goitre. Funeral services for the daughter of T J Abbott will be held in Scottsburg and at her daughter's home in this city with Rev J F Reynolds presiding. She was born November 23, 1879, and is survived by her father, a daughter Mrs Gilbert, four brothers, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements include services Monday and Tuesday.
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Ora Shepherd
Scottsburg
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Shepherd
Schneck Hospital
Frank Gilbert
East Brown Street
J. F. Reynolds
Central Christian Church
Clarence
Abbott
Ewing
McNary Confers With Hoover Over Farm Relief Efforts
Senator Charles I McNary of Oregon met with Republican nominee Herbert Hoover at Hoover’s Commerce Department office at 9 o’clock to discuss the farm situation. McNary declined to detail the meeting but said Hoover appeared sympathetic and eager to relieve farm distress and favor farm relief legislation.
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Washington
Charles I. McNary
Oregon
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Comeree Department
McNary
Hon
Ltdespeak
Congress
Silk Washable Dresses at Simon's Sellout Prices
Silk washable dresses in all sizes and colors priced at 4 dollars 49 cents advertised by Simon's with page continuation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon's
Horse Kicks Man. Austin Resident Injured in Barn Incident
oO. K. Williams of Austin was brought to Schneck Memorial hospital this morning after a horse kicked him, fracturing his leg. The injury occurred during handling at his farm.
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C. K. Williams. Austin
Schneck Hospital
Oo. K. Willams
Austin
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Mr. Williams
Setan's Saloons or Christians Message Sunday
A note from the First Baptist Church invites a Sunday evening message on faith choices between secular saloons and Christian life, outlining a discussion hosted at the church.
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Setan
Robbery at Lee Restaurant Net $15 and a Knife Threat
A three-man hold-up at the Lee restaurant on Indianapolis Avenue formerly Ben and Kate's yields about $15. Waiter Doyle Snow and night cook Harry Deputy resisted as one robber waved a revolver and another a knife. The trio fled in a 1926 Ford Tudor, heading north, while police pursue across Columbus and Brownstown areas.
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Lee Restaurant
Indianapolis Avenue
Ben and Kate’s
Doyle Snow
Snow
Harry
Deputy
Roy Lee
Mr. Lee
Third Street
J. Otis Hays
Brownstown
North Vernon
Columbus
Seth Hunsucker
Republican delegates leave for their homes
Kansas City dispatch reports the Republican convention nominated Herbert Hoover and Senator Charles Curtis. Harmony followed a bitter preconvention fight, with Curtis seen as unifying the party and appealing to farmers. Former Rep. Tincher predicted Western backing would aid the ticket in November.
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Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Curtis
Hoover
Farm
Poly” Tincher
West
Tincher
Levee Break Floods 10 000 Acres Land
Two breaks on the St Francis River levee north of Kenneth Massachusetts flood about 10 000 acres of Durth lin county farms and force 150 to 200 families to seek safety. Officials estimate damage at 750 000 with 20 000 more acres of cotton and corn doomed to flood. Total losses may exceed 1 000 000.
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United Press
Kenneth
St. Francis River
Here
Durthlin County
Flee to Higher Ground as Flood Threatens Valley
White River Valley residents flee to higher ground after a levee break at Stevens, with several hundred families escaping rising floodwaters. Four towns Weldon Shoffner Autupeko face inundation as reports remain incomplete on casualties. authorities expect residents had time to evacuate.
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Newport
Ark
White _ Rive Valley
Stevens
Weldon
Shoffner
Au- Tupeko
Verue
Strawberries Arrive This Afternoon at Four
Fresh picked berries scheduled to arrive at Idit Price Confectionery this afternoon at four o clock.
Corn Liquor Still in Georgia On Sale at Van de Walle
Parts 3 and 4 discuss a corn liquor operation in Georgia. The article notes sales at Van de Walle, a business linked with Radio Co. It outlines ongoing activity, implying regulatory or tax context.
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Georgia
van de Walle
One of
Radio Co
Ice Cream Social at Baptist Church Lawn Event
A Baptist church hosts an on lawn ice cream social with orchestra music provided by DLT. Neighbors are invited to enjoy outdoor children's activities and a community gathering.
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Baptist Church Lawn
At First Baptist Church Eight Services Held
Eight worship services were held at First Baptist Church with early morning and evening sessions. The event featured congregants from the community and included a Sunday school program for all ages.
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First Baptist Church
Local Weather Report From Seymour Water Co
Report by Riley Goble official local weather observer at the pumping station notes high of 83 degrees and low of 49 with the river stage at 2 feet 6 inches above the water mark.
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Riley Goble
The
Seymour Water Co
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