Weather forecast improves after unsettled night
Fair tonight and Tuesday with unsettled skies in the extreme south. Temperatures rise Tuesday afternoon as conditions cool somewhat in the east and south tonight.
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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1925
Page
6
Fair tonight and Tuesday with unsettled skies in the extreme south. Temperatures rise Tuesday afternoon as conditions cool somewhat in the east and south tonight.
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with possible scattered thundershowers. Temperatures start moderate early in the week and remain mostly above normal as the week progresses.
William Woodson, 181, Civil War veteran from Jennings County, died at his daughter’s home after years of ill health. Funeral set for Tuesday at Hayden Baptist Church with Rev. Tickles officiating. Burial in Six Mile Cemetery. Born December 28 1845 in Jennings County, he served in Company B Bland Indiana infantry. Survived by daughter Mrs Moreman, two brothers Richard and Silas, sisters Mrs Nancy Baker and Mire Taurry Poster, and Mrs Dora Vana. seventeen years widowed.
Wilbur Chinn died at his Huntington home from injuries after a hoist toppled over while moving a hollow beam at a school building project. He had been assisting with the lift when the accident occurred.
The talk centers on Har Mouits Big Vac Tom's Cabin Show coming to Seymony Tuesday evening January 30. Acclaimed performers headline the event with local interest high among residents.
Mrs. C V Weddel of Medora recovers from a major operation at Schneck Memorial hospital. Mrs D E Niester also underwent surgery there for appendicitis and rests as expected. The report notes a plumbers and steam fitters strike in Columbus ending with union contracts.
Reports from Three Forks White Springs Logan Bozeman Manhattan and Livingston Montana detail destroyed churches schools collapsed brick buildings and cracked pavement. Los Angeles and Seattle also report strong shocks with disrupted streets and a blocked tunnel near Lombard.
The Ku Klux Klan held a Sunday meeting with emphasis on separating church and state. Ev. Lloyd A. Decker spoke on the Liberty Bell of The Bible quoting scripture and arguing World Court or League of Nations cannot prevent war. He urged Klan members to follow a righteous path.
Miss Selma Eggersman and Roy Quadde wed at the Quadde home west of the city. Rev Myers officiated in a Lutheran ceremony before palms and ferns. The bridal party wore pastel gowns and carried sweet peas. A six o clock dinner for about two hundred followed, then an informal reception. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents. Peters family reunion notes follow with seven children listed.
Members of the Happy Hour Club spent Sunday at Indian Mound Park Panley Cabins for boating swimming and other amusements. A bountiful picnic luncheon followed the afternoon and a September reopening program is planned.
The Peters reunion gathered Sunday on Crothersville High School grounds with descendants of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peters who settled near Crothersville in early days.
Arrangements are complete for a Tuesday evening Standard Bearer Societies meeting of Methodist churches in Jackson County at Mrs. Golden A. Smith’s East Third Street home. Ackeret Chapel Crothersville and Jackson will participate, with an imaginary trip abroad to Japan China India and Africa led by Frances Teekemeyer.
Coupal the president’s personal physician rushed from Massachusetts as Col J C Coolidge undergoes surgery. Boston specialists and Rutland Vermont hospital staff attended, with optimism prevailing at the old Coolidge home as the president, Mrs Coolidge, and family awaited updates. The presidential party arrived five hours after doctors reported his condition worsening.
In Plymouth Vermont Colonel Coolidge aged father of the president underwent a cystostomy to relieve prostatic pain. Despite severe illness and a night of agony he walked to the operating table with humor before the surgeons opened and drained the bladder. Doctors Coupal and Chute reported the patient resting easily after the procedure.
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