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Newspaper

Seymour Daily Tribune

Location

Seymour, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1925

Page

2

Local notes from Crothersville area include visits and farm work

Ray Gillespie attends Franklin college. Mrs Taylor and Miss Wiesman shop in Seymour. John Kysar inspects tomato fields for Rider Packing. Farmers finish setting tomato plants and cut wheat. Elmer Briner takes vacation. substitute Charles Bedel covers mail. Alfred H Wetzel attends Mt Zion funeral. Adam Wiesman has home redecorated.

Copper Bottom Ray Gillespie Franklin Franklin College Pressie Morrison Uniontown Elmer Briner Charles Bedel John Kysar Rider Packing Company Crothersville Curtis L. Wiesman Adam Wiesman Taylor Ethel Sylvia Wiesman Seymour Junior Wetzel Noblesville George W. Wetzel Carl Bridges Frank White E. J. Goodnight Alfred H. Wetzel Aaron Gruber Mt. Zion

Dudleytown Residents Depart For Fort Wayne Trip

Rev Otto Massman Prof Edward Ude and William Bretthauer left Tuesday morning for Fort Wayne. They will stay until some time next week. The item notes various visits and illnesses among local families including Mrs Fred Von Dielengen improving from pneumonia and Vera Osterman’s visit last week.

Dudleytown Otto Massman Edward Ude William Bretthauer Fort Wayne Lawrence Martin Robert Lowell Brownstown William Brandt Enos Bowman Edinburg Seymour Anna Miller Agnes Leona Fred von Dielengen Edward Osterman Fred Christopher, Jr Vera Edn. Osterman Niyght Ernest Horst Crothersville Mabel Brandt Bedford Charles Lee

Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets Offer Best Results

Doctors and pharmacists tout Cod Liver Oil as nutritious for flesh and resistance, but fewer take it due to taste. McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets are in high demand nationwide. a seller refunds price if 5 pounds aren’t gained in 30 days. 100 tablets cost 60 cents.

McCoy Loertz Jones Wharnacy W. L. Federman

Community notes and visits in Brownstown area

Long list of local social visits and business trips among families around Jonesville Seymour and Azalia. Recounts callers to the Meyers Rucker Anderson McGatha and related households, Sunday School notices, a birthday gathering at Will Keith's, and several travel and farm activities through Cana and nearby towns. A fine rain and wheat harvest readiness are noted.

Pleasant Grove Social Notes Across Brownstown Area

Pleasant Grove items list visits and family gatherings. Dr C and Reva Spray stay with grandparents J B Cross in Brownstown. Lena Thompson returns to work in Indianapolis after weekend with Ray Anthony family. Local residents visit kin in Acme, Columbus, Seymour and Becks Grove. multiple dinners and birthdays noted.

Dr. C. and Reva Spray Mrs J. B. Cross Brownstown

Sunday School Attendance and Local Church Notes

Attendance at the Methodist Sunday School was 85 with a collection of 2.71 dollars. Rev. Duddersom of Indianapolis preached in Rev. Alva Stambush’s absence. Several residents attended reunions and visits, church events drew crowds, and various families traveled or hosted visitors. A needed rain aided crops.

Sunday Social and Local Visits Noted in Community Notices

Attendance at Sunday School reported 22 with a collection of 80 cents. Local families including Mr. and Mrs Delmar Keith and daughter from Indianapolis and others visited the Edwards home. A Seymour church turnout Sunday night. trips to Seymour by John Ward and T F Edwards. Will Donnels improving slowly. Death of Hal Williams of Indianapolis mourned. district sympathy extended. George Lewis and children visited in Seymour over the weekend.

Delmar Keith Indianapolis George Edwards Ackeret Charles Johnson Lucretia Pierson T. F. Edwards Seymour John Ward James Kellar Chestnut Ridge Bob Donnels Will Donnels Robert Hattabaugh Charles Kysar Henry Kriete Hal Williams George Lewis

Tampico Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits

Attendance at Christian Sunday School was 38 with a collection of 1.10 dollars. Next Sunday features Carl Winters at the Baptist church. George Wilson of Seymour filled his Christian church appointment. Various visits include Will Owens and family with Mrs. Lucy Johnson of Indianapolis to Mrs. Elizabeth Burdsall, and Miss Lois Johnson hosting guests from Seymour. A play titled Sophronias Wedding by the Ladies of the Christian church drew 25 dollars.

Christian Sunday School Carl Winters The Baptist Church George Wilson Seymour Christian Church Will Owens Lucy Johnson Indianapolis Elizabeth Burdsall Sophronias Ladies of the Christian Church Ethel Wolff Lois Johnson Frank Duncan A. Sturgeon Guy Sturgeon Crothersville D. W. Sage Salem C. Reynolds Hanover Mr. Reynolds

Rain Delays Boost Indiana Farmers and Local Births

Freetown reports welcome showers lifting farmer spirits though tomato acreage declines from 600 to 500 acres. A daughter named Mary Elizabeth was born to Mr and Mrs John Lockman on June 14. Miss May White visited her parents while Elsie visits sister Mrs Arminta Deal in Columbus. Families including Mallie Wenderson Ralph Lucas and Chas Hayes spent Sunday at West Baden and French Lick.

John Lockman Mary Elizabeth May White Elsie Arminta Deal Columbus Mallie Wenderson Ralph Lucas Chas. K. Hayes West Baden French Lick

Local Social Roundup From Seymour and Surrounding Areas

Miss Ella Zumhingst of Seymour visits home folks over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Henry Meyer and son Victor attend church. Families of Walter Bowman Clara Trimpe and others visit relatives. Alfred Fosbrink, Mrs Christine Propest and several Moorman and Dettmer family members appear in local movements around Seymour and Waymansville with multiple visits and calls.

Ella Zumhingst Seymour Henry Meyer Victor Walter Bowman Clara Trimpe Alfred Fosbrink Barney Hoene August Kleffman August Schafstall William Dettmer J. F. Severinghaus Gertrude Trimpe Waymansville Walter Hoene Henry Vorderhack Gertrude Walter Rust Christine Propest Wilbert Fred Engelau Edward Fosbrink Lena Moorman Etta Dettmer Henry Moorman, Jr Harmon Engelau Harmon Moorman William Trimpe

Local Church Life and Harvest News

Russell Chapel updates show Rev William DeHart preaching Sunday. Browns town residents visiting Virgil Duncan and W H Russell report good crops after a rain. Farmers busy with wheat oats harvest. fruit in the big orchard west of Browns town looks fine. Several local families from Medora Crothersville Vernon Little York and Scottsburg are mentioned in visiting ties.

William DeHart Lester Durham Frank Weathers Fred Gossman RK. L. Robertson Cash Robertson Brownstown Clinton Durham Cof Wallonia Virgil Duncan Elmer Henderson Medora W. H. Russell Reta Gregory Sim Russell Crothersville Walter Tatlock George Casey Omer Meyers Pete Kelly Vernon Henry Hawn Laura Hawn Daisy Little York Eddie Prince Edgar Hauck Kerry Tatlock Scottsburg Brownsstown

Sunday School Opens in Rockford at 2 P. M.

Local notes recount visits and stays across Rockford and nearby towns. Families such as Knott Lebline Erb and McKinney Combs Beyer participate in weekend gatherings and trips to Indianapolis. Several residents recover from illness while others travel to Ft. Wayne and Woodstock.

Pleasant Ridge Sunday School Attends and Social Notes

Attendance at Sunday School was 66 with a collection of 1.30 and birthday offerings from Daisy Louden 0.44 Jacob Per singer 0.44 and Alma Louden 0.04. New church lights were installed Saturday. Mrs Wayne Sharp and son Don ald went to Indianapolis. Emory Weddell of Martinsville visited Wednesday. Meedy Lutes and family near Kurtz spent Sunday with Herman Louden. Children’s Day Sunday night June 21. Flay Louden family Herman Louden family Steve Sharp family Rollie Louden family enjoyed the strawberry ice cream social at Hendricks Goons Tuesday. About thirty relatives and friends spent Sunday at Joseph Arthur’s home. Attendees included Perry Kincer Bloomington Ind Clyde Backwell Sanders Dale Carter Brownstown Albert Adkins Pleasantville and Chas Edwards Pleasant Ridge.

Nigger Hill George Meyer Jonesville George Robert Charles Anderson Lynn Roberts M. F. Rucker Everett Cathout Sam Anderson Silas McGatha Gusta Lynch Henry Meyer Seymour James Lewis Acme J. E. Cummings Helen Anderson Louise Rotert William Judd Longview Edward Wehstage Bernice Martha Hehman Frank Clarence Hall Medora Maude Honeycutt Violet Riley Holtz Brownstown Ephraim White Emma Laraway Mary Bennett Illinois Arthur Rucker Marie Rotert Alpha Bergman Henry Rotert Irvin Coffman Lorine Maxine Bowman Beryl Devers Willard Bowman Fred Hechman Everett Oathout George Hauck Henry Hehman Irene McKinney Ray Lewis Oscar White Louis White Calvin Bowman Chester Thompson Kenneth Theodore Goss Herschel Cockerham Ralph Rucker Brown's Corner Herman Swengle J. T. Hines Norval Hines T. B. Leggs J. T., Hines Thomas Reid Frank Helt Thomas Suter Near Azalia Edgar B. Sharp Clinton Leggs Clinton Wm. Foist John Foist Edmond Talley Charley Nicholason Lee Bowman C. G. Tomilson Edward Welch Experiment Farm North Vernon Kenneth Brooks Bert Robert Twindill James Brooks Lulla Brooks Newbury Price Gray Rockford Leat Brooks Lulla John Wise James Nicholason John Welch Joe Welch Joe Souza Reddington Indianapolis Will Keith Keith BE. J. Goodnight Rachel Noblesville Henry Shepherd Scottsburg Lee Fraziey Oliver Wilson Caleb Keith Harold Marjory Bolton Harry Bard New Albany Little Junior Wetzel George Wetzel Uniontown Mose Ryan Bob Crawford A. H. Rowland Chas Louisville Lena Gray Deloris June Mary Barnes Fairy Slarp Oscar Hoard Barbara Hoard Roosevelt Tobias Simeon Tobias Daisy Louden Jacob Persinger Alma Louden Wayne Sharp Donald Emory Weddell Martinsville Meedy Lutes Near Kurtz Herman Louden Flay Louden Steve Sharp Rollie Louden Hendricks Goons Joseph Arthur Perry Kincer Bloomington Ind Clyde Backwell Sanders Dale Carter Albert Adkins Pleasantville Chas, Edwards

Restless Sleep Helped by Adlerika Gas Evacuation

Gas pressure in the abdomen causes restlessness and sleep loss. Adlerika removes gas in ten minutes and eliminates old waste matter. An intestinal evacuant helpful for constipation or stomach trouble. Federmann's Drug Store Ady.

Adlerika Federmann's Ady

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Ummer Kessler Hardware Company Pleasant Grove Lena Thompson Randolph Belle Telephone Company Ray Anthony Jerry Jones Perry Browning Heltonville J. C. Goss Oren Hutcheson Anderson Blanche Baird Alice Boggs Chas, Murray Manuel Beck's Grove Jay McNiece Land Wesley White Hayden Methodist Sunday School Duddersom Alva Stambush J. J. Ewan Princeton Methodist Church John Rebeling Charles Zellner Wells County Milt M. H. Reeves C. G. Beatty Res Stambush Claude Cummings Virgil Cornett’s Grove Chorge Fish Cornett Grove Homer Fish Freetown Polly” Wray Inez Kindred Sellersburg Dan Sutton Claude Callahan Washington, D. C Jack Callahan Hubert Eadwards Wm. Edwards M. N. Sewell Honeytown Clay Elmore Norman Station Brown Houston Roy Pierson Tampico Freetown, Ind ESSEX Hudson Hudson-Essex New World Hopewell’s Indiana Dadasa Yuu Russell Chapel O'Connor Bros Auto Electric West Tipton Street Seymour, Ind James Knott Elizabeth Erb Matilda Lebline J. W. Rapp Garfield Carlisle John Rose Altha Hackman Driftwood Paul Bedel Pauline Emil Clark Orlando Graves Emma Stewart Wm. McKiney Wm. Combs Bruce Jesse Wm. Beyer Ruthanna Roy Mitter Woodstock John Findley Ft. Wayne Wm, Combs Pleasant Ridge
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