Red Cross roll call set with 1009 Seymour quota in Wallonia
Jackson County Red Cross directors at a Monday dinner in Wallonia adopted a 1009 membership quota for Seymour and outlined plans for a city drive to run through Thanksgiving. Rev. Golden A. Smith praised Red Cross relief efforts after March tornadoes and urged county-wide participation.
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Red Cross
Seymour
Jackson County Red Cross
Myers Hotel
Wallonia
Lions Club
T. A. Mott
Jackson County
Golden A. Smith
First Methodist Church
W. %. Montgomery
Henry Alldredge
Wallonie
Willis J. Stall
Brownstown
George Meyer
Sayers Lutheran Church
C. G. Salle
Claude Carter
Matilda Lebline
Margaret McCord
Jack Shiel
Harry Hobbs Miller
J. F. Beldon
J. P. Hagel
T. Harlan Montgomery
J. ¥. Mills
Melvin Lostutter
Legion Banquet At Lutheran Club Wednesday
Banquet for American Legion and Auxiliary at the Lutheran Club starts 6 30 PM Wednesday. Free dancing later at the Armory IHlall. Notify Ben Hoffmeier if you will attend.
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Lutheran Club
American Legion
Auxiliary
Armory Ihlall
Ben Hoffmeier
Miles Weighs Appointments As City Prepares New Year
Mayor Charles L. Kessler notes the city’s post year appointments to board of health city engineer city attorney and street commissioner are under consideration with announcements likely within days Others including police and fire posts await council action In January the new administration will take office and council votes will shape the final selections
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Charles E. Miles
Board of Health
Charles L. Kessler
My Kessler
Hnd
Harlan Montgomery
John F. McCurdy
Emery Weber
James M. Shields
George H. Kamman
Harvey .Lewis
By Clios Class of St. Paul church event
Reading from a brief notice shows a Wednesday program at St Paul church titled By Clios Class with a session running from 5 30 to 8 pm on November 11 and plate 25e nl0d associated reference.
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Clios
St. Paul Church
Reformatory Sentences Begin for Three Men
Tra Moser Albert Russel and Earnest Zimmerman were moved to Pendleton on Monday by Chief W A Misch and County Clerk Virgil H Fountain to begin serving their terms at the state reformatory.
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Tra Moser
Albert Russel
Earnest Zimmerman
Pendelton
W. A. Misch
Virgil H. Fountain
State Reformatory
Southwest Mission Sunday School Opens at 2 P.M.
The Southwest Mission Sunday School at Laurel and Beech streets announces its first service at 2 p m on November 15 with a program planned for that hour. Everyone is welcome to attend each Sunday at 2 p.m. from then on, invites T C Smith.
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Southwest Mission Sunday School
Laurel and
Beech Streets
T. C. Smith
Hall Orchard Company Announces Apple and Cider Sale
Hall Orchard Company sells apples at 50 cents per bushel and sweet cider in 35 gallon quantities on State Road.
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Hall Orchard Company
Xmas Stamped Goods and Mary Rose Dresses at Edmondson Agency
Mrs E Edmondson promotes Xmas stamped goods and Mary Rose dresses through her agency, highlighting holiday merchandise and fashion offerings to customers.
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Xmas
Mary Rose
E. Edmondson
Tax cuts exceed three hundred million under new law
Washington officials say total tax cuts already surpass 300 million with room to reduce further. Ways and Means members plan additional cuts while Republicans debate safety of exceeding the limit. Nuisance taxes such as jewelry and cameras are slated for elimination.
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International News Service
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Ways and Means
Congress
Corn crop in Jackson county shows improvement after snow and rain
Farmers report drier corn with 23 to 24 percent moisture now down to 12 to 14 percent needed for milling. Yields of 70 to 90 bushels per acre are common, with estimates of 80 or 90 bushels in some fields. Local market corn brings about 50 cents a bushel as forecasts predict Indiana total production exceeding 200 million bushels.
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Jackson County
C. R. Jackson
Farmers’ Cooperative Elevator
Farmers’ Elevator
Mr. Jackson
Ed Hoene
Tipton Island
Purdue University
Indiana
Agricultural Department
Washington
New Plan Urged for Liquor Cases Civil Suits Over Juries
Indiana Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam urges closing places found in violation by injunction and abatement as nuisances under civil statute instead of criminal trial. Hearings occur before judges. contempt can punish violations. The approach aims to curb bone dry law violations without jury trials. Public intoxication tops offenses. possession of liquor follows.
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Arthur L. Gilliam
Indiana
8S. B. Lowe
Gilliam
Indianapolis
Lowe
Italians and Americans Near Debt Settlement
Negotiations over Italy's 2.138 billion war debt progressed toward a quick settlement within 48 hours. Mellon and Volpi sub-committees narrowed gaps, while Premier Mussolini authorized extending the Italian debt commission's stay in the United States, delaying plans to return and setting sail for November 18.
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Washington
Italy
Mellon
Volpi
International News Service
Rome
Mussolini
Italian Debt Commission
United States
French and Syrian Forces Battle Near Damascus
Reports from Cairo and Paris say heavy fighting rages outside Damascus between French troops and Syrian rebels with the siege likely to hinge on the battle. Daruse leaders warn citizens of Damascus they will not attack, while French arrests mount. General Gamelin plans a general offensive around Damascus starting tomorrow.
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Damascus
Cairo
Paris
Gamelin
Liberte
Former Rotary Governor Advocates Bright Side Of Life
Walter J. Pittsford of Indianapolis, former Indiana Rotary Governor, urged Seymour Rotarians to seek happiness by discarding unhappiness and recognizing community troubles are shared. He urged support for Shelbyville basketball and Red Cross fundraising, noting $9,000 reimbursed tornado relief and upcoming drives.
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Walter J. Pittsford
Indianapoli
Rotary
Indiana
Seymour Rotary Club
Elks
Pittsford
C. R. Jackson
Rotary Club
Mr. Pittsford
Er. P. Elsner
Shelbyville
Elsner
Norman J.lasher
C. S. Wiethoff
Albert Judd
Thomas A. Mott
Jackson County
Tip Richardson Offers Free Enlarged Portrait Ad
Free enlarged portrait promotion by Tip Richardson advertised with contact numbers and residence. Includes note to see Platter's ad on page 2 and implies taxi service branding with Tip's Yellow Taxi.
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Tip
Platter
Tip Richardson
Foothold in Guatemala Threatens Panama Canal
War plans officer testifies during Colonel Mitchell court martial that an European air group has established a foothold in Guatemala within range of Panama defenses. Testimony alleges the War Department blocked no steps to counter the alien presence and criticizes aviation development and equipment shortages.
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International News Service
Washington
Guatemala
Panama Canal
Robert Oldys
War Plans Section
War Department
William Mitchell
Oldys
Mitchell
Carl Spatz
The
Air Service
Spatz
America
Martin
Army Air Service
Amos A. Frets
Army
Expert Testimony Sways Dramatic Blazer Murder Trial
In Littleton Colorado on November 10 expert testimony continued in the murder for pity case against Dr Harold Elmer Blazer. Alienists sparred over temporary insanity while terms such as psychical automatism clouded memory and melancholia. The defense noted Dr Daniel E Phillips and Dr Cyrus Pershing stated the defendant could not distinguish right from wrong when he killed his imbecile daughter by chloroform saturated cloths.
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Littleton
Colo
Harold Elmer Blazer
Helen Ingrit Blazer
Frances Bishop
Daniel E. Phillips
Denver University
Cyrus Pershing
Dentist Dr Shinness Relocates Office to Vehstage Building
Dr. B. S. Shinness moves his dental practice from the First National Bank building to the Vehstage building at the corner of Third and Chestnut streets.
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B. S. Shinness
First National Bank
Vehstage
Third and
Chestnut Streets
Defense rests in Stephenson gage case surprise move ends defense
In Noblesville Indiana on November 10 the defense for D C Stephenson Earl Klinck and Earl Gentry suddenly rested its case after plans for dramatic testimony were dropped Eph Inman lead counsel had said they would not complete before noon but at 11 35 o clock announced readiness to rest The judge ordered a noon recess and court would reconvene at 1 15 for the state to begin rebuttal
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International News Service
Noblesville
Ind
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Klinck
Earl Gentry
Madge Oberholtzer
Eph Inman
Will M. Sparks
French Cabinet Convenes Over Capital Levy Crisis
Paris November 10 Premier Painleve called his cabinet into an urgent session at noon as fate of the government hung on accepting a capital levy or facing defeat in the Chamber. The finance committee had rejected a socialist motion, prompting a direct Chamber submission.
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Paris
Painleve
Chamber
Elyse Palace
Domourgue
Killers Face Life Behind Bars After Guilty Plea
Vincennes Indiana November 10 John J Soden 57 and his wife Bertha Soden today faced life imprisonment after pleading guilty in circuit court to the July 1924 murder of 79 year old Paper John Davis. They robbed him of 250 dollars and asked for mercy after refusing an attorney. The court sentenced them to life imprisonment. The couple's four children were ordered placed in an orphan's home.
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Vincennes
Ind
John J. Soden
Bertha Soden
John” Davis
Dentist Dr Gaston to Cover Office Beginning Monday
Notice states Dr. G W Gaston will have charge of the office starting Monday November 16 until the proprietor returns. Al2d W L Ball Dentist.
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G. W. Gaston
W. L. Ball
Gillespie's office moves to ground floor location
The doctor's offices have been relocated from over the Progressive Music Store to the second door south of the Gold Mine on the ground floor. The new site offers easier access and is clearly marked for patients seeking Dr. Gillespie.
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Dr. Gillespie
Progressive Music
Gold Mine
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