Community Relief Drive Exceeds Expectations After Tornado Aid
Mills cites that about 9365 dollars were actually spent by the Red Cross for relief in the Dudleytown district after the March tornado. Jackson county’s 1500 dollar quota has seen over five hundred contributed, with more expected from Seymour National Bank and Perry White barbershop. The Elks lodge also contributed, and canvassers reported partial territory coverage and firm support despite skepticism about the relief fund total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
R. Thiele
Site Club
Seymour National Bank
Perry White
The
Elks Lodge
Red Cross Society
Dudleytown
J. 8. Mills
Red Cross
Bedford Baptist Church Orchestra To Play Here
The First Baptist church orchestra of Bedford will give a sacred concert Sunday evening at the local church as part of the regular divine services. Rev. A. A. Cohn announces the sermon Sunday morning titled The Call of Christ and notes the fall building fund campaign ends Sunday. The orchestra offers the program free as a Christian service to nearby churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Cohn
First Baptist Church Orchestra
Bedford
First Baptist Church
Mr. Cohn
First Baptist Church of
Cod
Jesus
North Vernon Man Gets 4th District Managership
Orval A. Platter of North Vernon chosen as manager of the fourth district for men by Bert Thurman campaign for Senator James EB Watson. Mrs. Niel McCalum of Batesville named fourth district woman manager. Watson re nomination campaign opens this week with a dance at Hayden Hall on November 21 featuring the Vernon orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
McCalum
Orval A. Platter
North Vernon
Bert Thurman
James EB. Watson
Thurman
Vivian Wheatcraft
Niel McCalum
Batesville
Hayden Hall
Vernon
Banquet Honors Lond and Fathers With Health Talks
The father and son banquet at Shields High School featured Dr. W. F. King secretary of the state Board of Health and R. J. Duke state Y M C A secretary as main speakers. Stereopticon views by C. Bright highlighted Y M C A activities while Dr. King discussed father son relations and youth health, noting letters from over two thousand students. About 200 attendees heard remarks by Principal Fred C. Jeffers and others as the meal was served by the domestic science class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. King
State Board of Health
R. J. Duke
Shields High School
Duke
C. Bright
King
Fred C. Jeffers
Homer Due
America
Norman J. Lasher
Mrs. Alice Hines Dies Near Brown's Corner Chapel
Mrs. Alice Hines aged 70 years 8 months 28 days died at her Jennings county home near Brown's Corner Chapel after a three week illness from lung fever. Survived by husband John W. Hines eight children sister and brother and other relatives. Funeral set for Sunday afternoon at Brown's Corner chapel with burial at Reddington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hines
Brown's Corner
Jennings County
Hines
John W. Hines
James F., Scott
Walter
Wallace Hines
Lucy Hines
Laura Madden
Albert Nurse
Indianapolis
Nancy Greathouse
Silas Taylor
Walesboro
Brown's Corner Chapel
Reddington
Princess Free Show Tonight Attracts Two
A clipping promotes a free Princess show tonight with a paid 25e admission admitting two ladies or two gents. The program features the attraction A Thief in Paradise followed by a comedy act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise
Otto Kain's Barber Shop opens in Hardesty Hotel
Otto Kain opens barber shop in Hardesty Hotel on November 16. Mrs Lola Kain and Miss Anice Kain operate the venue with Marcelling priced 50 cents and 75 cents on Saturdays. Appointments by calling 444.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Kain
Hardesty Hotel
Lola Kain
Anice Kain
Eagle's Dance Planned for Friday Night
The Eagle committee invites families to a Friday November event at 8 p.m. The Eagle supporters organize the dance for community entertainment and engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle’s Dance
Eagles and Families, Committee
Xmas Stamped Goods and Mary Rose Dresses Notice
A local notice advertises Xmas stamped goods and Mary Rose dresses from Mrs. C. E. for holiday shoppers. The brief item highlights available merchandise and seller name, inviting readers to inquire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xmas
Mary Rose
C. E
King Addresses Joint P T Meet on Typhoid Danger
Dr W Ky King secretary of the state board of health spoke at Shields High School urging pure milk and clean water to curb typhoid fever. He noted Indiana’s death rate from typhoid has fallen from fourteen to seven per 100 000 since 1905 and called for community health action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
W. Ky King
State Board of Health
Shields High School
Ray R. Keach
Third Ward
King
Indiana
Dr. King
C. Bright
Princess Free Show Tonisht Courtesy Clip
Public notice fragment mentions a free show and a paid Paradise comedy event, but readable text is limited. The clipping indicates page continuation and a theater listing with casual phrasing. No clear dates, locations, or organizers are legible.
Candy Sale by Florence Wiethoff's Class
Sunday School class led by Florence Wiethoff announces a candy sale Saturday at 10 30 in the McLaughlin building with proceeds for the classroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Wiethoff
McLaughlin Building
Market By Emmanuel Class First Methodist 8 8
Market by Emmanuel Class at First Methodist on November 25 in the Kessler Building. N20 23 24d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel
First Methodist
Kessler
Compromise Settlement of Edwards Estate Advances in New York
A long pending settlement of the Robert Edwards estate moves forward in New York with over 2000 potential heirs, including 20 in Seymour Indiana, facing a bond company backed dispute. Noblesville's C M Beldon reports heirs sign proxy contracts for court representation. Attorney George A Fleming of Shelbyville fronts the heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Edwards
New York
C. M. Beldon
Noblesville
Seymour
Mr. Beldon
L. L. Downing
J. F. Beldon
Edwards
George A. Fleming
Shelbyville
Indiana
Flooded Indiana Roads Reopen With New Pavement
State Highway Director John D. Williams said several miles of new concrete pavement and gravel roads opened after floodwaters receded. Concrete is now available on state road No. 1 between Crothersville and Scottsburg except for a mile at Marshfield. Traffic updates remain tied to river conditions via daily press reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Williams
Williams
Crothersville
Scottshburg
Marshfield
Indiana
Daily Press
Contagion Conditions Improved in Jackson Township Schools
Easting and Consolidated schools in Jackson township, closed for a week from November 5 due to scarlet fever and diphtheria, show great improvement and no further outbreak is expected. Township trustee Louis Auffenberg announced the re opening after the epidemic ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easting
Jackson Township
Louis Auffenberg
Auffenberg
Sire
Tip Richardson’s Yellow Taxi Ad Blotter Entry
An old classified line lists Tip Richardson with contact numbers 447 and residence 67, advertising a Yellow Taxi service available any time anywhere.
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Tip Richardson
Dowager Queen Alexandra Dies at 81
Alexandra dowager queen of Great Britain died at Sandringham after ill health. The beloved queen mother, widow of King Edward, passed at 5:25 p.m. at age 81. Born December 1, 1844 in Denmark, she captured public affection after marrying Edward VII.
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London
Alexandra
Great Britain
Queen Mother
Edward
Sandringham
Queen Alexandra
Britain
Denmark
Edward, Prince of Wales
Edward VII
Earl
Royal Palace
Kings of
Chris
Appointment of Jones or Sharpnack Urged for Bartholomew Bench
A Columbus lawyers delegation met with Governor Jackson urging the appointment of Julian Sharpnack or Frank S. Jones to the Bartholomew county circuit court seat missing since the death of Judge John W. Donaker. Jones is a Columbus attorney. Sharpnack is with the U S Treasury in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jackson
Julian Sharpnack
Frank S. Jones
Bartholomew County
John W. Donaker
Jones
Sharpnack
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
Theater Admits Two With Admission Coupon
A clipped notice promotes two for the price of one admission at the Attraction showing titled A Thief in Paradise along with a Comedy. The wording mentions two dadies or two vents as part of the deal.
Columbus Symphony Concert Features Prot and Koch Soloists
Columbus Orchestra with ninety four members presents Prot and Koch as piano soloists in a program including Claude Smith and Mrs Chester Kitsinger in vocal duet along with other vocal and instrumental selections.
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Coming
Columbus Symphony Orchestra
Koch
Claude Smith
Chester Kitsinger
Dr Shinness Relocates Dental Office to Webstage Building
Dr. B. S. Shinness moves his dental practice from the First National Bank building to the Webstage building at Corner Third and Chestnut streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. S. Shinness
First National Bank
Third and
Chestnut Streets
Motion Seeks Stay to Help Stephenson Prepare New Trial
Noblesville residents await circuit court action after D C Stephenson murderer of Madge Oberholtzer seeks to stay in the county jail for another month rather than be moved to the Michigan City state prison. Attorneys argue proximity is needed to consult while a petition for a rehearing is prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Noblesville
D. C
Stephenson
Michigan City
Gooding
State Penitentiary
Salem Man Is Elected to High Odd Fellows Office
At the closing session in Indianapolis of the Grand Lodge of Indiana the Salem man Frank Huston won the grand warden post in a spirited contest against thirteen rivals. Other appointments included Joseph G. Long of Logansport as grand master and F L Bellymer succeeded as grand representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
ODD Fellows
Indianapolis
Order of Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge of
Indiana
Frank Huston
Grand Lodge
Huston
Joseph G. Long
Logansport
F. L. Bellymer
Connersville
H. F F. Harding
Marion
George P. Bornwasser
L. A. Handley
Richmond
Rhinelander marriage suit adjourned to Monday
The Rhinelander annulling suit between Leonard Kip Rhinelander and Beatrice Jones Rhinelander was postponed by Justice Morschauser to Monday at 10 am. Attorneys from both sides held a long conference after a court recess amid rumors of a possible settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
White Plains
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Beatrice Jones Rhinelander
Morschauser
Bazaar And Food Sale At Reliable Furniture Store
Bazaar items include cakes salads pies and other foods for Sunday dinner. Embroidered towels scarfs pillow cases handkerchiefs aprons caps and Christmas gifts offered by the Baptist Loyal Daughters group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliable Furniture Store
Baptist Loyal Daughters
Glasses Best Fitted by Specialist Physician
A cautious note suggests that those who invest time and study in a subject gain the best understanding and that a physician with specialized training should fit your glasses.
Alpha Class Food Sale Saturday in McLaughblin Building
The Alpha Class will hold a food sale on Saturday November 21 at 10 00 a m in the McLaughblin Building corner Second and Indianapolis Avenue. Cakes pies salads and home made bread will be available along with other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaughblin
Second and
Indianapolis Avenue
President Coolidge pledges business integrity in message
President Coolidge, back in Washington, pledges to keep government out of private industry if business stays on the public service path. He asserts organized business will face no fear from his administration, urging self reform and endorsing the world court amid expanding American financial interests abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
New York
Mr. Coolidge
Shenandoah Court Exonerates Captain Foley
Captain Paul Foley was exonerated by the Shenandoah court of inquiry over charges of seeking to influence testimony by Mrs. Margaret Rogs Lansdowne widow of the dirigible commander. The court found Foley, former judge advocate, acted to determine if her testimony would be germane before she testified.
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Washington
Paul Foley
Shenandoan Court of Inquiry
Margaret Rogs Lansdowne
Ohio
Navy
William Mitchell
Foley
Mrs. Lansdowne
Dentists Attend Eighth South Central Dental Meet
Benjamin B Shinness and LeRoy M Mains, local dentists, left for the eighth annual session at Indiana University Gymnasium Bloomington. Dr Shinness serves as secretary treasurer. Welcome address at the city library and a business session follow. Dry Mavis and Dr Shinness plan to stay for the Indiana Purdue football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Central Dental Component Society
Indiana University
Bloomington
Benjamin
South Central Dental Society
Indiana State Dental Association
Princess Fres Show Tonight Attracts Two Gents
A local theatre advertises a program titled A Thief in Paradise followed by a comedy routine featuring two male performers billed as gents. The listing implies an evening of entertainment with a mix of drama and humor.
Mall Orchard Co Publishes Orchard Prices On State Road
Advertises apples at 50 cents per bushel sweet cider at 35 cents per gallon. Sells at State Road Mall Orchard Company. Offers home made fruit cake at 35 cents per pound and assorted lagers cakes pies and cookies from Loertz Bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall Orchard Company
Springleys
Loertz Bakery
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Mills
Dudleytown Storm District
Bedford Baptist Church Orchestra
State Board
Brown’s Corner Chapel
Princess
Marcelling
Lenape
Delaware
Jacksonville
Secretary of State Board of Health
Candy Sale
Edwards Estate
Tip
State Prison
Sheriff
Tme
Rhinelander
Pri
Shenandoah Court
Fy International News Service
Shinness
Maing
Princess, Fres
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