Interrelationships Highlighted At Indiana PE Conference
About 100 school officials gathered at Indiana University for the first annual physical education conference. J. R. Mitchell and Emory Hutchinson attended. A. L. Trester stressed the link between athletics and PE, noting sports foster facilities and enthusiasm. Dr. Holland cautioned on injuries and recommended checks after knocks. Miss Juliette Maxwell urged age appropriate girls activity. Everett S. Dean advocated simpler rules enforcement.
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Bloomington
Ind
J. R. Mitchell
Seymour High School
Emory Hutchinson
Norman Station
Indiana University
A. L. Trester
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Frester
J. E. P. Holland
Holland
Juliette Maxwell
Clara Fedler
I. U
Everetts
Dean
J. D. Ferguson
Omar Held
E. C. Hayes
G. &. Sehlafer
Z. G. Clevenger
Local residents take work trips and leisure travels
Several people depart for new employment and visits. John W. McMurray and Joe Maus left yesterday for Florida for summer work. Harry Gerdom goes to Hoxie Kansas for seasonal employment. Mrs. Henry Wenning returns home after attending a funeral in Vincennes. Ephraim Pranke returns from Cincinnati to Jonesville area after a week with relatives. Prof. Collin Lewis visits family before moving to Danville for Normal training. Mrs. William Blades and her son William, formerly of this city, now visit Paris Crossing to see Elio Dodd.
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John W. McMurray
Joe Maustom
Florida
Harry Gerdom
Hoxie
Kansas
Henry Wenning
Vinecennes
Henry Brinkman
Ephraim Pranke
Jonesville
Cincinnati
John Scheide
Collin Lewis
Fairmount
George Lewis
Mill Street
Danville
William Blades
William
Indianapolis
Banana Raising Dominates Jamsica Island Industry
The island of Jamsica relies chiefly on banana raising as its principal industry. Local growers report steady output and growing demand, with exports to regional markets expanding through cooperative efforts and improved cultivation methods.
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Island of
Jamsica
Indiana University yearbook honors go to six graduates
The Arbutus yearbook shows Miss Helen Lewis and Miss Lillie Albertson among six graduates from Seymour Wallonia and Indiana University. They earned degrees in Romance languages Latin and medicine with 900 class members at commencement, with multiple social and athletic affiliations noted.
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Indiana University
Helen Lewis
Charles Maple
Louis H. Osterman
Seymour
Lillie M. Albertson
Gladys H. Hess
Wallonia
State University
Louis Osterman
Theta Kappa Psi
Charles Maples
Phi Delta Theta
Sphinx Club
Miss Albertson
Miss Hess
Birthday party honors Mrs. Moore near Morris Moore home
A Sunday grove gathering near Morris Moore’s east of the city marks a long memorable birth day celebration for Mrs. Moore. About fifty guests attended with a noon basket dinner and afternoon games. Attendees include the Ruddicks Newsom Booth Roeger Knobbe Snodgrass Miller Stanfield Bauerly Olinger Peacock Stepler Knobbe family and others from Crothersville Edinburg Azalia and local towns.
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Morris Moore
Azalia
W. Booth
O. Roeger
C. Knobbe
Marshall Snodgrass
LeRoy Miller
F. Moore
W. Stanfield
L. Stanfield
John Bauerly
Misses Return From Nashville Camping Trip With Chaperone
Miss Dorothy Myers and nine other young women plus chaperone Miss Pauline McCord returned yesterday from a ten days camping trip at Nashville in Brown county at Miss Kate Andrews cabin.
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Dorothy Myers
Jessie Bell
Emma McCord
Helen McCurdy
Adaline Bowman
Madeline Findley
Maurine Carter
Mary Alberta Mann
Delores Elsner
Helen Schaefer
Pauline McCord
Nashville
Brown County
Kate Andrews
Rotary movement grows in Holland
Mr Verkade outlined how his visit to the Seymour club six years ago sparked the spread of Rotary in Amsterdam and across Holland. He noted initial reluctance as an American fad but said effort grew to fifteen members, leading to multiple clubs and broader European reach aided by a Zurich branch office. He stressed Rotary’s role in fostering fellowship and cross national understanding, with Europe adopting many U S practices and youth work. He also recalled Dr Q G Graessie’s memorial and cited a list of leading global inventors and nations with U S leading in patents.
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Rotary Movement
Holland
Verkade
Seymour Club
Blish
Amsterdam
United States
Europe
Rotary International
Zurich
Switzerland
Rotary
Verdake
A. G. Ostermanin
Fishing cat species found thriving in Indian and Burmese waters
A fishing cat, common in parts of India and Burma, feeds on fishes and mollusks caught by itself, highlighting its adaptive diet and local distribution.
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India
Burma
Salmon die in streams after spawning on Pacific coast
After spawning, Pacific coast salmon undergo tissue degeneration and die in the fresh water streams.
Guests at Pauleys Cabins swimming party named
Among those from this city who were guests at a swimming party Sunday afternoon at Pauleys Cabins Indian Mound Park were: Ruth Siefker Esther Siefker Edna Brandt Martin Brandt Lillian Buhner Lucille Hirtzel Emma Siefker Marie Siefker Laura Brandt Mildred Noelker Ruth Ann Bubner W W G The regular meeting of the World Wide Guild of the First Baptist church will be held tomorrow evening in the Intermediate class room Miss Phelma Railing will be in charge of the study hour and program All members asked to be present
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Pauley
Indian Mound Park
Ruth
Esther Siefker
Edna
Martin Brandt
Lillian Buhner
Lucille Hirtzel
Emma
Marie Siefker
Laura Brandt
Mildred Noelker
Ruth Ann Bubner
World Wide Guild
First Baptist Church
Phelma Railing
A B C of Food Values and Vitamin Roles
A vintage explanation of vitamins, their discovery, and how cooking and canning affect vitamin content. It argues that vitamins, found in milk eggs vegetables and certain meats, are essential for growth and health, compares vitamins to spark plugs, and cautions on oxidation and heat in food preparation.
Picnic Suggestions for Mess Free Luncheons
Pack eats in candy boxes with separate sections for sandwiches eggs cake and nuts. Use tied bundles for easy passing and neat serving with rice kept in covers. Cleanup is quick as no dishes remain and a small bonfire discards cups plates and utensils.
Electrification Plan Uses Lake Achensee Power for Austrian Rail
The Austrian federal railway will be electrified using hydroelectric power from Lake Achen in Tyrol. The energy will be transmitted through a three mile tunnel bored through the mountains to reach the railway system.
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Lake
Achen
Tyrol
Editors of newspapers have people's confidence
Editors of newspapers today enjoy a greater confidence from readers than ever, says Blaine McGrath of the Indianapolis Advertising Club. He will speak at the Golden Rule convention in Winona Lake July 14 and 15 about truth in news and honest opinion paying dividends. The program features Harry E. Yockey and other speakers, with 10,000 expected to attend.
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Blaine McGrath
Indianapolis Advertising Club
Winona Lake
Ind
McGrath
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Advertising Club
Harry E. Yockey
Indianapolis Kiwanis Club
Indianapolis
Benjamin J. Bush
Lexington
Galeman Dexter
Plymouth
CC. O. Holmes
Gary
Hadden
Muskegon
Mich
William J. Fields
Wentucky
Peoples Bank Bldg
Evacuation Plan Approved for Ruhr Valley by France
Paris June 23 French cabinet unanimously adopted Premier Painleve and Foreign Minister Briand plan calling for total evacuation of the Ruhr by French troops within a few days a decisive step urged by Germany sustained action to withdraw from the German valley
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Paris
Ruhr Valley
Germany
Painleve
Briand
Ruhr
School Vacancies Being Filled for Institute in Browns Town
The Jackson county teachers institute to be held in the county courthouse at Browns town from August 24 to 28 has first definite recruit Dr. Stanley L. Krebs of Fairland a psychologist and pedagogy student. Krebs, who has addressed the institute for several years, lectures nationwide.
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Edward Hauek
Franklin College
Jackson County Teachers Institute
Brownstown
Stanley L. Krebs
Fairland
Krebs
United States
Paris Cabinet Crisis Tests Painleve Regime
Paris dated June 25 the Painleve cabinet confronted a new crisis as the socialist caucus voted three to twelve to withdraw its formal promise to support the ministry.
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Paris
Painleve
Socialist Party
Halls Catarrh Medicine Claim Ad from Toledo
An old advertisement describes catarrh as inflammation of the Eustachian tube causing rumbling sounds and imperfect hearing. It claims Halls Catarrh Medicine can rid the system of catarrh or deafness and notes it is sold by druggists for many years by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Sweden
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Denmark
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Norway
Australia
New Zealand
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A. B. C. of Food
Rock Island
Loertz Drug Store
International News Service
Ebner Ice and Cold Storage Company
Hene Main
National Association OF Ice
West Washington Street
Chicago
Ilinois
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