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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
3
Mrs. Jay Smith and her daughter Edna visited Indianapolis today. Mrs. Harry Grimm of Cleveland is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Will Moses. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hyde of Akron arrived to be guests of the Moses couple for a few days.
President Coolidge, relaxing at his summer retreat in Swampscott, seeks ideas for amusements as he faces a long vacation. He plans rest for now, but may tire of leisure as summer continues, with the Mayflower anchored offshore for cruises and White House cars ready for trips.
The article urges using ready canned foods to save time and money. It cites tomatoes, asparagus, peas, corn, beets, beans, grapefruit, and prepared fruits as economical, convenient options. Canned goods reduce labor and gas usage and fit year round needs. Pineapple from Hawaii is noted. home canning is suggested if making a five fruit salad.
Cletus Mackey son of Frank Mackey and Miss Mildred Nichter daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Nichter were wed at 6 this morning at St Ambrose Catholic Church in a ceremony led by Rev Father J Conrad. Relatives attended. The bride wore pink canton crepe with matching hat and roses. After a wedding trip through northern Indiana the couple will reside in this city.
Indiana Grain Dealers Association opens its midsummer convention in Michigan City with representation from most counties. More than 300 delegates attend as James P. Goodrich former governor Andrew J. Hickey ex congressman Frank J. Delaney Elmer Hutchinson and Frank L. Carey are set to speak.
The trial of Glen D. Freyer of Fort Wayne, former head of a mail order business, charged with using the mails to defraud, was resumed in Indianapolis before Judge K R Baltzell in federal court.
Piano pupils of Mrs. W A Martin performed a afternoon recital at the Perry White home south of the city. The program included marches duets sacred pieces and light concert studies featuring Ruth Evelyn White Helen Abell and others with a social hour and refreshments to follow.
A Royal Dutch Lines plane from Rotterdam to Paris crashed near Prexy au Bois close to Bourget today, killing four aboard including Pilot Klunder. Authorities sought to identify the victims from medical vials.
Karl Rettinger a 35 year old farmer from Jackson township Bartholomew county confessed to forging three small checks to feed his wife and seven children. He pled guilty before Judge Donaker in Columbus circuit court and received a two to fourteen year sentence at Michigan City state prison. The sentence was suspended on good behavior and he was paroled to John G Warfield in the county southern district.
Word arrives of the birth of a daughter Bet’y Louise to Mr and Mrs George Brahany of Indianapolis on June 22 Mrs Brahany was formerly Miss Martha Koop of this city
Lincolnville Kansas June 25 farmer posse of more than 100 men in cars search for two men who robbed the Lincolnville state bank this morning locking cashier Fred Collins and assistant Miss Erma Kaiser and four customers in a vault. Initial word from Marion said robbers escaped by air planes. The vaults were time locked and only $300 taken.
Mexico City reports shopmen threatening a strike to start July 1 unless wage demands are met. President Calles vows to use troops to protect railway operations and to severely punish any sabotage or interference, including protection for strike breakers.
Bids for an 18 foot concrete highway on state road one between Franklin and Edinburg will be opened July 14. The project advances a plan to pave the road from Franklin to Columbus creating a continuous hard surface between Louisville Kentucky and Peru Indiana.
In Detroit on June 25 Elsie Day Wood seven died at Grace Hospital after her clothing caught fire from a firecracker she picked up. Walter Seelew fifteen is in serious condition due to a bottle fragment from a exploded cracker entering his chest and shoulder.
The University of Cracow was established in 1364 in the old capital of Poland. It marks a historic milestone as a medieval center of learning and scholarship.
An indigenous source reports that oil from the African butter tree provides a practical light source for local communities, supporting daily living and energy use.
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