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Newspaper

Seymour Daily Tribune

Location

Seymour, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1925

Page

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Serious Road Crash Leaves Crothersville Girl Critical

A crash on State Road No 1 near Uniontown injured Oletha McClanahan 14 and five relatives. Robert Steele faces charges of DUI reckless driving and speeding after the Ford truck collided with his Buick roadster. Steele was bonded at 2000 and detained briefly in Brownstown.

Oletha McClanahan Crothersville Robert Steele Miss McClanahans Seymour Steele Louisville McClanahan Ile

Buick Touring Car Wreck Near Farmington Trails Couple

A Buick touring car from Ohio driven by a man and his wife left State Road No. 1 and went into a ditch near Farmington late Sunday afternoon. The car is at J. H. Williams and Son garage for repairs. The occupants, bound for Louisville Kentucky, continued their trip by traction after reaching this city. Names were not learned.

Ohio Farmington J. H. Williams and Son Louisville

Jackson Hit by Rainstorm With Lightning Display

Heavy rainfall and a sharp electrical display swept Jackson county early today. No damage from lightning was reported as the storm struck around 1 a.m. Rainfall measured by local weather observer Niley Goble was .37 inch.

Jackson County Niley Goble

Called Meeting Of Legionnaires At 7 30 Tonight

Notice lists all Legionnaires to attend a 7 30 p m meeting with Willard Everhart as adjutant. The fragment notes a live in directive and marks the gathering as a called meeting for the group.

Board of Review in Session Here in Seymour

The county board of review began receiving grievances on Seymour property appraisements for last spring. The 40 day session, split between Seymour today and Tuesday and Brownstown earlier, aims for satisfactory results. Members include Samuel Carr, C. C. Tinen, W. Schroyer, Clark B. Davis, appointed by Judge James A. Cox. After adjournment any grievances go to the state tax board.

County Board of Review Seymour Frank Dailey Brownstown Samuel Carr C. C. Tinen W. ©. Schroyer Clark B. Davis James A. Cox Dailey Board of Review State Tax Board

Red Cross Headquarters Move To Princeton

Miss Lois Phillips the area Red Cross representative for tornado relief in Jackson and Washington counties has moved her headquarters to Princeton She will handle Seymour area work from Princeton while visiting the county two days each week Monday morning 9 to 11 30 Dudleytown school house Monday afternoon field trips Tuesday morning 9 to 12 30 DeLaney school house Washington county Tuesday afternoon 1 to 5 Farmers Club Seymour The schedule begins July 1 and 14 she will not be at sub stations next week due to harvest disbursement delays By mid month rebuilding and repairs should resume and orders will be handled as they come in Henry M Baker in charge of tornado relief and T B Coleman accountant were here checking the work in the two counties Tornado damage repair moves along rapidly with hopes to finish in a few weeks

Lois Phillips Red Cross Jackson Washington Princeton Seymour Dudleytown School Mornim DeLaney Washington County Farmers’ Club Miss Phillips Eme Henry M. Baker T. B. Coleman

Tail Light Case Trial Set for Next Thursday

One of six men arrested for violating state tail light law by parking cars on public streets at night without lights will face trial in the city council chamber next Thursday morning. A previous defendant was tried and acquitted by a jury.

Ice Cream Festival Draws Community on City Lawn

On Tuesday June 30 Clies Class invites everyone to a community ice cream festival held on St Paul church lawn. The event promises free treats and a family friendly gathering for neighbors and all ages.

St. Paul Church Lawn

Knights of the Ku Klux Klan meet near Cortland in Jackson County

Sunday gathering of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan from Vincennes Cincinnati and local counties held in a Cortland grove three miles southwest. A dinner picnic featured a male quartet and two speakers Rev Golden A. Smith Seymour and Rev Floyd A. Decker Brownstown. Smith spoke on The Mysterious Life of God in America and praised American providence while critiquing Mexico.

Knights of the Ixu Khax Klan Jackson County Cortland Vincennes Cincinnati Golden A. Smith Seymour First Methodist Church Floyd A. Decker Christian Church Brownstown Mr. Smith God America American Massachusetts Mexico

Churches to Hold Open Air Services in Shields Park

Six city churches suspend regular Sunday evening services for July and August and join in union worship at Shields park. Leland Bridges to lead the choir, Rev. C. J. Moeller named as first speaker. Rev. J. D. Martin notes 300 new hymnals purchased for the season. The first union service is planned for next Sunday at Shields park.

Shields Park J. D. Martin The Presbyterian Church Seymour Ministerial Association Martin Association C. J. Moeller Trinity Method

Odd Fellows Hear The Rev 6 4 Smith at Majestic Theater

The Rev Golden A Smith of First Methodist preached to about 120 Odd Fellows and Daughters of Rebekah at the Majestic Theater on Genesis 4 9 Am I My Brother s Keeper His sermon urged following Christ and serving others amid fraternal events with special music by Mrs dr Phillip Maxwell and Omega Wheaton The talk is part of a series of sermons for city and county fraternal groups.

Golden A. Smith First Methodist Church Odd Fellows Lodge Daughters of Rebekah Majestic Theater Mr. Smith Brothers of the Odd Fellows Christ Jesus Christ Phillip Maxwell Mendelssohn Omega Wheaton

Vidalia Mayor Visits Seymour With Blish Milling Officials

Vidalia Georgia mayor S. P. Darby and Blish Milling Co officials tour Seymour. Darby, a Union Grocery Company president, says Georgia may see bumper crops as cotton acreage shifts to tobacco with a large expected tobacco crop.

S. P. Darby Blish Milling Co Georgia Vidalia Union Grocery Company Blish Milling Company Darby Blish Molling Co

Brussels Carpet Bargain for Rugs at Church Auditorium

Bargain Brussels carpet offered as good rugs or small floor coverings. Displayed on auditorium floor at First Baptist church. See Mrs Jerry Anderson at the church Tuesday morning between 9 30 and 12 o'clock for details.

First Baptist Church Jerry Anderson

Golden rules of health urged by Judge Gary

Judge EK H W Gary of United States Steel Birmingham outlines fourteen health rules he cherishes. He endorses outdoor exercise deep breathing water intake greens over meat and starch and regular habits without alcohol or controversy while urging a good temper and restrained eating.

New York United States Steel Corporation Birmingham EK. HW Gary Steel Corporation Dadge Gary

Morton Hawking Goes On Trial For Mail Fraud Charge

Seymour man on jury reports a trial where Morton Hawking faces a charge of using the mails to defraud. Bond forfeiture noted as part of court action.

Morton Hawking Seymour

Twelve men named to judge Hawkins case in Indiana

The twelve men listed to sit in judgment on Hawkins include A. H. Ahlbrand of Seymour Perry Appletor of Brookville John J. Cobb of Seymour B F Groge of Miami County Thomas J. Sartor of Vincennes James T. Gardener of Scottsburg M B Heinrich of Brazil Henry Klink of Linton Horace L Hardin of Henry County Alonzo Grant of Mt. Vernon George A. Roger of Pendleton Ellis Shick of Indianapolis.

Hawkins A. H. Ahlbrand Seymour Perry Appletor Brookville John J. Cobb James T. Gardener Scottsburg M. B. Heinrich Brazil Henry Klink Linton Horace L. Hardin Henry County Alonzo Grant Mt. Vernon George A. Roger Pendleton Ellis ©. Shick Indianapolis

Hawkins Mortgage Chief On Trial For $6 Million Mail Fraud

Morton S Hawkins former head of Hawkins Mortgage Company Portland Indiana faces federal charges of using the mails to defraud in Indianapolis. More than sixty witnesses from eight states are to testify over a week to ten days in the trial led by special government prosecutor Homer Elliott.

International News Service Indianapolis Ind Morton S. Hawkins Hawkins Mortgage Company Portland United States Hawkins Homer Elliott Indiana Mereh

President at Bedside as J C Coolidge Undergoes Operation

Plymouth June 29 Colonel John C Coolidge faces a grave medical crisis after an emergency operation for prostatic trouble. The President arrives with doctors and staff at his father’s bedside as five doctors an intern and two nurses battle age related illness. The next 36 hours will determine if the elder Coolidge survives with his son President by his side.

International News Service Plymouth John ©. Coolidge The United States White House Swampscott Mass J. P

Santa Barbara Quake Reports Deaths and Montana Tremors

Reports from Santa Barbara confirm fatalities after the quake as rescue teams search for survivors. In Montana, tremors disrupt daily life with landslides blocking rail lines and causing travel delays, with estimated damages around one million dollars.

Montana earthquake rattles state with widespread damage

Geologists report a major Montana earthquake sequence starting Saturday near a main fault north of Santa Barbara. Despite panic in towns felt across Idaho and Washington, no lives were lost. Property damage reaches about 1 million dollars as earthquakes rocked the state end to end.

Butte Mont Montana Idaho Wyoming Washington Rocky Mountains Missouri River C. H. Clapp University of Montana At

Three Die in Indiana Weekend Auto Accidents

Weekend accidents in Indiana killed three people and injured seventeen others. Edward W. Hoppe, 45, of Indianapolis, died after being struck by a car driven by Ruby Hathaway, 22, who faced manslaughter charges but was released on her own recognizance.

International News Service Indianapolis Ind Indiana Edward W. Hoppe Ruby Hathaway Anderson At &E Dee Burns Muncie HH. FE. Merey Noblesville Glen Davis Crothersville Morris Miles Ohio River New Albany

Twenty One Die In Weekend Motor Vehicle Crashes

Chicago reports twenty one fatalities in midwest crashes over the weekend. Six died in Chicago area and Bloomington Illinois three families perished in interurban car collision. Ashtabula Ohio and Anderson Indiana each saw multiple deaths including a newborn, two Detroit fatalities, and many injuries.

Chicago Middle West Bloomington Lil L. M. Beaver Ashtabula P. Warding Burns Anderson Ind Grand Rapids Mich Jace Rath Detroit

Fires Devastate Santa Barbara and Goleta After Quake

Ventura reports say Santa Barbara residents rushed to battle blazes as three houses burned with water mains broken. Goleta was wrecked by fire after severe tremors, while Ventura itself suffered minor damage and shattered chimneys. R High, a Santa Barbara newspaper man, arrived with corroborating details.

International News Service Ventura Cal Santa Barbara R. High Goleta

Santa Barbara Earthquake Death Toll Soars In Early Reports

Sixty five bodies recovered with 27 killed in a violent quake that wrecked Santa Barbara. The 11:25 am tremor leveled the Arlington and California hotels and damaged the Cabrillo House. A relief train carried clinicians and supplies while the Gibraltar dam ruptured flooding the city. Santa Barbara, 75 000 residents, lies 90 miles north of Los Angeles and 67 south of San Francisco.

Ry International News Service San Francisco Cal Santa Barbara Southern Pacific Railroad Southern Pacific Naples State Street Arlington California Cabrillo Los Angeles Gibraltar Goleta

Tip's Yellow Taxi Ad Promises Service Anywhere

Classified note lists Tip Richardson with phone 447 and residence 67 offering taxi service anytime, anywhere. The fragment implies a local ad continuing on page 5 column 5 with emphasis on availability and contact details.

Tip Tip Richardson

Mason Degree Monday Gravesend Lodge Master P. MM

The fragment notes a Mason degree event on Monday chaired by Master P. MM with Travis EB. Carter and W. ML mentioned among participants or officers.

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Grash Criti ISH Willard Everhart Adj AU Klux Klan Floyd A. Decker Cortlan Leland Bridges Smith Rebekah Jestic Theater Organizations Spe Cial Music Mayor OF Brussels Py International News Service Federal B.F. Groge Miami County Thomas J. Sartor Southern Pacific Railway Master P. mm
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