Indiana Air Towhen Tour Plan Draws Visitors to White River Airport
Public invited to visit White River Airport to view 35 to 50 tour planes from several states. The fifth annual Indiana Air Towhen tour arrives Tuesday from Indianapolis with a stop in Seymour, hosted by Aero Repair Station No 83 and Swain-Roach Lumber. Public access expected from 10 to 11 o clock with no admission charged.
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White River Airport
Indiana Air Tow
Aero Repair Station No. 83
Crothersville
White River
Burton F. Swain
Swain-Roach Lumber Company
Bob Curry
Great Lakes
Ohio River
Seymour
Indianapolis
Joseph Clovis Dies at Seventy Two in Seymour
Joseph Clovis aged seventy two of Seymour died Sunday at his home 718 East Noble Street after months of illness. Born September 21 1859 in Royal Center Indiana he moved to the county in 1885 and worked for Seymour Manufacturing until illness. He married Lucinda Mitchell December 15 1928 at Brownstown and is survived by his wife. Burial will be at Riverview Cemetery after funeral Tuesday at 1 PM at the Pentecostal Tabernacle Glenlawn with Rev. Homer Smith. He was a Methodist church member.
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Oh Clovis
Seymour
East
Noble Street
Pentecostal Tabernacle
Glenlawn
Homer Smith
Rivervew Cemetery
Mr. Clovis
Royal Center
Indiana
Solomon Clovis
Seymour Manufacturing Company
Brownstown
Lucinda Mitchell
Methodist Church
Man Held After DUI Arrest in Columbus
Jesse Cravens twenty eight of Jeffersonville was arrested by Bartholomew sheriff J W Foust and Columbus Police Captain George Kline after an auto accident on U S Route 31 near Walesboro. He faces a charge of driving while intoxicated in Columbus city court. His car sideswiped a Chicago bound truck driven by Pat O'Dea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Cravens
Jeffersonville
J. W. Foust
Bartholomew County
George Kline
Columbus
U.S. Road
Walesboro
Alumbus
Pat O'Dea
Chicago
Wage Boost Approved for Noblitt Sparks Workers
A ten percent wage increase for about 900 Noblitt Sparks Industries workers begins today, with Columbus plant employing 650 and the Greenwood plant about 250. The step supports the national recovery program and applies to all hourly, piece, and group work rates, effective Monday June 19, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblitt- Sparks Industries
Q. G. Noblitt
Columbus Corporation
Roosevelt
Noblitt-Sparks Industries Inc
Columbus
Greenwood
Nobiitt
Klein 15 Again Demolay Officer Elected at Conclave
Robert Klein of Seymour was reelected treasurer of the Indiana State Council Order of DeMolay at the seventh annual state conclave in Evansville. Officers named include Sydney Cross as Master Councilor Ralph Reif senior councilor William Davidson junior councilor Maine Wageman scribe. More than 300 DeMolays attended the meeting and the 1934 conclave will be held in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Klein
Indiana State Council
Ordeof DeMolay
Evansville
Seymour C ‘Hapter
Young Klein
John Klein
North Chestnuu Street
Seymour
Sydney Cross
South Bend
Franklin J. Ferguson
Ralph Reif
William Davidson
Elkhart
Maine Wageman
Kokomo
Indianapolis
Glenn H. Seward
Indiana Legion of Honor Association
Theodore H
Ted” Little
Grand Council
Indiana
Charles R. Brown
Legion of Honor
Arnold Dale Brown
Kenneth Kruwell
Robert Hall
Woodford Hunter
Gayle Marley
Legion Members Return From Ninth District Meet
Martin Steinwedel and Coulter Montgomery, delegates from the city, and local drum and bugle corps members returned from Bedford where they attended the Ninth District convention. The meeting drew one of the district’s largest crowds. Steinwedel’s name was proposed for district commander, to be elected at the state meeting in Evansville in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Martin Steinwedel
American Legion
Coulter Montgomery
The
Post
Steinwedel
Evansville
Large audience hears Christian Science lecture in church
William Duncan Kilpatrick of Detroit spoke at the local church on Christian Science beliefs and Mary Baker Eddy. He argued matter is illusion and God, Mind, is real, noting critics dismissed Eddy while science relied on physical senses for truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Duncan Kilpatrick
Detroit
Mother Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Mass
D. C. Leach
North Vernon
Kilpatrick
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science
Mrs. Eddy
Christendom
Former resident Mary Lester dies in Washington Indiana
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Lester aged seventy eight, a former resident of this city, died at the home of her daughter Mrs. W. F. Ross in Washington Indiana at 3 15 Saturday afternoon after health declined following a hip fracture in Salem a month ago. Widow of Dan Lester, services are set at 7 30 this evening at her daughter’s home, 10 30 Tuesday at First Baptist Church in North Vernon, burial at Riverview Cemetery in Seymour beside her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Lester
W. FE. Ross
Washington
Ind
Salem
First Baptist Church
North Vernon
Seymour
Riverview Cemetery
Speeds To Jail After Noon Downtown Crash
Corvin McIntyre of Austin, 27, was jailed in Seymour after his car struck several parked autos and hit a curb at Tipton and Pine streets. He faces a charge of driving while intoxicated and awaited arraignment. He said he missed work due to a relative’s death. The car was then inoperable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Corvin McIntyre
Austin
McIntyre
Tipton
Pine Streets
Simple Tax Blank Forms Now Available Statewide
New duplicate gross income tax blanks are issued by automobile license bureau branches. The forms are simpler than federal blanks and require two copies: one to accompany the remittance to the gross income tax division and one to be kept by the taxpayer. Each form fits on one side of a regular letter size page and allocates six lines for business receipts plus lines for salaries and wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile License Bureau
Death summons Henry Tobrocke longtime Waymansville miller
Henry Tobrocke age eighty seven died at midnight Sunday at his daughter Mrs E B Shewman in Cincinnati where he lived after retirement. He spent most of his life in the Waymansville area operating a mill until his wife died ten years ago. He was a Methodist. Survived by four children Mrs Shewman Mrs BF Rand Oscar Tobrocke Frank Tobrocke and Chester Tobrocke four sisters and burial will be at White Creek Methodist Church cemetery after funeral at 1 30 Tuesday.
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Henry Tobrocke
Waymansville
E. B. Shewman
Cincinnati
Tobrocke
Jackson County
Methodist Church
Shewman
BF. Rand
Chicago
Oscar Tobrocke
Columbus
Frank Tobrocke
Elgin
Oregon
Chestar Tobrocke
Death Calls Gideon Mitchell Sunday Night
Gideon Mitchell aged sixty longtime Seymour resident died at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at 1621 East Sixty Eighth Street Chicago after a three month cancer illness. He was the son of James and Martha Killian Mitchell and worked for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad before leaving Seymour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideon Mitchell
Seymour
East Sixty- Eighth Street
Chicago
Mr. Mitchell
James
Martha Killian Mitchell
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Child Severely Hurt When Run Over by Truck
Seven-year-old Jasper Mauk of Crothersville is in serious condition at Schneck Memorial Hospital after a light truck driven by Herrick Rider struck him Saturday night. The boy underwent abdominal surgery as wheels passed over his chest and abdomen, causing severe injuries.
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Jasper Mauk
Lewis Mauk
Crothersoak
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Herrick Rider
Crothersville
County seeks soil erosion camp under emergency program
In Jackson county interest will decide if a 200 man soil erosion camp is established under Emergency Conservation work. Land owners may receive gully control and erosion work on private land at no cost, with engineers guiding brush dams and terracing. Sign up by June 30 to determine camp viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
Indiana
Emergency Conservation Army
Conservation Army
Emergency Conservation Committee
Roosevelt in Squall at Sea Heads North From Martha's Vineyard
President Roosevelt and a small naval and press escort sailed from Edgartown aboard the Amberjack II toward Provincetown as a northwest storm lashed the coast. Oilskins on, the party rode a rough sea with a cheerful skipper steering into forecast seas and a threatening squall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Congress
Edgartown
Martha’s Vineyard Island
Provincetown
Cape Cod
Cape
Sven Knudsen
Navy
Nantucket
Body of Rev. T. C. Smith to be Taken to Franklin
The body of Rev. T. C. Smith, former Lakeland resident, who died May 29 in Lakeland Florida, will be transported to Franklin for burial. The funeral party includes the widow and son Jay Smith and will arrive at 9 53 Thursday morning for a cemetery service conducted by Rev. A A Cohn pastor of First Baptist. Afterward the widow travels to Plymouth to stay with niece Mrs Alta Hock.
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TC. Smith
Lakeland
Pla
Franklin
Jay ©. Smith
Plymouth
Alta Hock
Weather Retards Hunt for Missing Pilot
A weather front of fog and low clouds delays a search for Jimmie Mattern, the missing pilot on a round-the-world leg from Khabarovsk to Nome. Navy fliers aboard the Argone and Patoka prepare to press west toward the Aleutians if conditions improve while Coast Guard and numerous fliers on the mainland aid the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nome
Alaska
Navy
Pribilofs
Jimmie Mattern
Argone
Patoka
Aleutians
William A. Moffett
Moffett
John West
Coast Guard
Mattern
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Frival Gang Suspected After Hamm Released Near Wyoming
William Hamm Jr., prominent St. Paul brewer, held by kidnappers since Thursday, was released unharmed near Wyoming Minnesota about forty five miles north of St. Paul. Officials fear a rival gang may have intercepted the ransom and gained the money after Hamm did not return home or send word as expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hamm Jr
St. Paul
Assoc
Press
William Hamm, Jr
Wyoming
Minn
Associated Press
William Heaand, Jr
Hamm
States Ready for Repeal Vote in Three States Tomorrow
Voters in Iowa Connecticut and New Hampshire will decide whether to ratify repeal of national prohibition. Prohibitionists held rallies at twenty five points. Governor Herring predicted repeal would carry. repealists aimed for a big vote in Connecticut where the eighteenth amendment was never ratified. Rev Fletcher Parker chaired opponents in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Iowa
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Herring
Des Moines
Fletcher Parker
Eciizans
Lutherans Attend Central District Convention in Fort Wayne
Jackson county Lutheran ministers teachers and two lay delegates from each of six congregations traveled to Port Wayne for the Missouri Synod Central District convention. Delegates from Indiana Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky join the opening sessions Monday through Friday noon. Congregations represented include Brownstown Dudleytown Seymour Sauers Wallonia and Wegan.
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Jackson County
Port Wayne
Central District
The
Missouri Synod
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Brownstown
Dudleytown
Seymour
Sauers
Wallonia
Wegan
Adjourment S Network Economic Confab Turns On Currency Stabilization
London reports the world economic conference debated currency control as the European gold bloc urged adjournment until currency stabilization is settled. France and other gold standard nations pushed to limit fluctuations while the bloc sought a compromise acceptable to President Roosevelt. Premier Colijn led the economic commission as sessions resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
World Economic Conference
European Gold Bloc
France
Washington
Roosevelt
Monetary
Economic Commissions
Hendryk Colijn
Holland
Economic Commission
Lutheran Picnic Draws Large Crowd at Gaiser Park
A large crowd attended the annual Lutheran picnic at Gaiser Park on Sunday with a baseball game and a band concert by the Jackson County Farm Bureau Band. The event was hosted by the Lutheran Social Aid Society and the Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society. Committees led by Alf Brand Sr and Louis Noelker represented the club with Mrs. Charles Nolting and Mrs. A. F. Brunow on the ladies side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anual Lutheran Seniee
Lutheran Social Aid Society
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Gaiser Park
Jackson County Farm Bureau
Lutheran Club
Ladies Aid
Alf Brand
Louis Noelker
Ed Snyder
Weather Outlook for Ohio Valley and Tennessee
Local showers and thunderstorms expected Tuesday or Wednesday and again Friday or Saturday. Temperatures near normal or slightly above for most of the week across the Ohio Valley and Tennessee region.
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Ohio Valley
Tennessee
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Joseph Clovis
Wen
Noblitt-Sparks
Klein
Legion
William D. Kilpatrick
Washington, Ind
Miller
Death
City
Trim
T. C. Smith
Frival Gang
Bulletin
FT. Wayne Meeting
Rile Goble
Cal Weather O
Semour Water Co
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