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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
9
A historical advertisement touts Dr Orths Stomach Remedy promising instant relief from indigestion and related stomach distress. It guarantees a full refund if the customer is not satisfied, urging purchase at Jones Pharmacy and other druggists.
Ebenezer notes another good rain on Tuesday morning. Many local residents and families from Four Corners Seymour and surrounding areas show frequent social visits including the Magel Ahl Price households with Elsner Wetzel Montgomery Swengle Deppert Brown and Stockelman. Local church attendance is mentioned as Clyde Montgomery and Edward Stockelman attend Reddington service.
Several residents attended church at Kurtz Sunday night and many visited relatives. Caroline Noe of Houston died, with her funeral held Thursday. Raymond Fleetwood heads to West Virginia for the summer. Other locals include Alberta Abraham Edith Sutton visiting the Lutes family and Oscar Hatton plowing for M E Lutes.
In Pleasant Ridge Sunday night Children Day exercises drew attendees from the area with 35 in Sunday School and 53 cents collected. Marriage notice: Paul Louden to Dorothy Fields of Woodriver AL will be July 2 in Woodriver. Louden son of Mr and Mrs John F Louden. Lew Scott visited from South Bend. neighbors and relatives joined in various family gatherings.
Simple buckthorn bark magnesium sulph ec glycerine and Adlerika mix quickly relieves stomach discomfort. It removes old waste matter, reduces bloating, and leaves you cheerful. Useful for chronic constipation. Pedermann's Drug Store Ady.
Harmon Moorman and other area residents made weekly rounds visiting relatives and friends in Seymour and nearby towns. The cycle included calls on Dettmer and Engelau households, visits by Behrman and Hartman families, and brief trips to Cortland Waymansville Freetown Bedford and Columbus.
English services will be conducted Sunday morning by the Rev Otto Massman Mrs Fred Christopher Jr and children Lila and Kenneth and Edward Osterman and family motored to Louisville Ky Sunday morning and spent the day there with relatives and friends They returned home Sunday Miss Esther Nehrt of Seymour spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Lena Brethauer Mrs Herman Kriete who has been visiting William Brethauer and others returned to the home of her daughter Mrs John Mascher of Farmington Monday night Mr and Mrs August Goecker and Mrs Anna Goecker spent Sunday with John Wehrkamp and family Mr and Mrs Elmer Brandt and family spent Sunday evening with their parents Mr and Mrs William Brandt and family Mr and Mrs Gas Dunker and family of Seymour spent Sunday afternoon with Henry Kilgas and family Mr and Mrs George Robert and family spent Sunday afternoon with Edward Koester and family at Crothersville Sunday morning.
Attendance at Sunday School reached 34 with a collection of 1.36 dollars. Rev David T Newsom filled the pulpit, and Rev George Moore of Crothersville will preach at 10 30 a m. A birthday party for Mrs Morris Moore occurred in Roeger grove. locals attend various services with families visiting churches in Seymour Crothersville Martinsville New Driftwood Edinburg. Ladies met for church cleaning in this place.
Sunday School attendance 40 with 75 cent collection. Rev. Alva Stambush preached Sunday night with Joe Hendricks. Numerous local families from Shelbyville Rushville Six Mile and Elizabethtown visited relatives or attended the Sunday School Convention. Several illness updates and social calls noted among the Hines Foist Swengle and Wise families.
Tampico reports regular church appointments at the Baptist and Christian churches with upcoming services by Carl Winters and George Wilson. Families including Guy Sturgeon and Dale Morgan visited relatives in Salem and Seymour. Faye Reynolds returned to work after illness. Ed Parker's leg injury allows mobility on crutches. A Clearspring blacksmith plans to open in the former C. O. Morgan shop. George Wolff buys a Ford.
Oak Grove notes list Rev. Edward Apple’s 2:30 appointment at White’s Chapel next Sunday. Local residents visited relatives in Honeytown and Seymour. Church attendance extended to Spraytown over the weekend. Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Anderson are reported unwell. Lenore Hooker improves at home amid visits from Rockford Seymour Cortland and Seymour residents.
The item notes a Sunday School Convention at Mt Zion planned for Sunday afternoon. It mentions local residents Bertha Keith Stella Wilson Crothersville Hazel Deputy and Sarah Louise McGannon visiting, plus Rev Dale Hill resigning as Marion church pastor and moving to Bloomington. Roy Deputy plans a summer visit to Illinois with his uncle Pree Bridges.
Sunday School attendance was 31 with a collection of 1.21 dollars. Ed Beukman and family visited Franklin to spend the day with daughter Inez at college. Frank Miller and family and Rose Morgan of Surprise dined with Fred Miller’s family. Clyde Swengel, Harlan Gruber, and Malinda Sutton called on Henry Beukman’s family. J A Montgomery, ill with flu, is improving. Miller families motor to Surprise. Rose Morgan joined them home. Choir practice set for Wednesday. W F M S to meet with Mrs Clyde Swengel in July. Sunday School to observe Children's Day next Sunday morning.
Gus Hagan buys a new Ford ahead of next Sunday preaching day. Miss Elizabeth Feaster attended the Epworth League Convention at Hope last week. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Kuddick of Columbus and Jake Lewis of Crothersville visited Mrs. M. E. Smith Sunday afternoon. Families including Ulysses Carpenter and Mrs. Jake Lewis visited Mrs. A. B. Graessle. Mr. and Mrs. Burchard Murphy spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. Conrad.
Taxi announces regular service to Pauleys Cabin with contact at phone 233 for scheduling and routes.
Sunday gatherings found many townsfolk visiting families. Edgar Mitchner’s 18 month old Marjorie June fell ill after ingesting water from poison fly paper but recovered after about twelve hours. Sadie E. Brown from Indianapolis stayed with Mrs. Edgar Mitchner. Brown county’s Christianburg hosts an all day meeting. Woodford Combs visited Thornton Combs family near Maumee. Lora Goss was ill last week but improved.
Uniontown reports include Children's Day exercises at Cana with Luther Noblitt and family and Belvin Valley and family visiting Brown County relatives. Mr and Mrs Charles Bedel hosted a 30th birthday party for Mr Bedel with a shaded table and afternoon music and conversation as neighbors and friends joined in. Blanche Spall leaves for Terre Haute to attend summer school. LB Conway improves after a week of illness. Charles Bedel's birthday gathering drew relatives and friends from area.
Mrs Ethel Wheeler 39 died after a car ride to a roadhouse with Walter During 25 a wealthy real estate operator autopsy to determine if a love potion caused death During allegedly drugged her by slipping powder into a ginger ale Wheeler fell violently ill and died in Englewood hospital An ante mortem statement implicates During and Eleanor During denies son pursued Wheeler amid claims of stalking and calls for him in her car
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