Union Plan outlined for year by Sunday School union
The executive committee outlined plans for the Sunday School Union year at the Trinity Methodist parsonage. The first meeting after summer vacation will be Monday night at the First Presbyterian church. The study will be focused on the New Testament with Rev O G Milamore as instructor and rotation of meeting venues across churches.
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Trinity Methodist Church
O. G. Milamore
St. Paul
Union
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
The
Christian
First Baptist
First Methodist
Trinity Methodist
Rariden's All Stars to Face Seymour Reds at Athletic Park
Tomorrow local baseball fans anticipate Bill Rariden's All-Stars meeting the Seymour Reds at Athletic Park. Rariden, the Cincinnati Reds catcher, will bat behind a mostly league roster while Elmer Dugan starts at first for Seymour in place of injured Don ald. Bedford plans a large turnout to watch their baseball hero.
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Bill Rariden
Seymour Reds
Athletic Park
Rariden
Cincinnati Reds
Elmer Dugan
Donald
Bedford
Tremors Rattle Utah Towns As Quakes Continue
Three more earthquake shocks were felt in Elsinore Utah this morning causing residents to flee in terror. Monroe also felt shocks with several buildings badly damaged. The earthquakes began Thursday morning wrecking residences and a school and have continued at intervals within about fifty miles. Elsinore has a population around one thousand.
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United Press
Salt Lake City
Elsinore
Utah
Monroe
Elsmore
Rubbich at Park 19 Cleared Away at County Fair
Park officials report Shields park cleaned after Jackson county’s big fair. Grass seed to be sown this fall to improve grounds for spring, with ongoing improvements and macadamized driveways noted. Park board aims to keep Shields park beautiful and usable.
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Rubbich
Park 19
Shields Park
Jackson County
Seymour
Mrs. F. S. Gilbert Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Frank Gilbert age 46 wife of a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad conductor died at her Calvin Boulevard home after more than seven years of illness. She was born January 18 1875 at Madison and survived by her husband two sons F Gilbert R Gilbert a daughter Mrs Walter Hackman and a sister Mrs Frank Marquis. Funeral at the Hackman home Sunday at 2 pm conducted by Rev J H More with burial at Riverview cemetery.
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Frank
Gilbert
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Calvin Boulevard
John Rea
Madison
Presbyterian Church
Walter Hackman
Frank Marquis
J. H. More
First Presbyterian Church
Riverview Cemetery
Death toll in Newcastle claims Arthur F. Larabee at 42
Arthur F. Larabee, 42, died in Newcastle after a five week illness that ended suddenly. He was the son of P. J. Larabee of Osgood and leaves a widow, two children, three brothers and two sisters. The body was shipped to Osgood for funeral and burial Sunday afternoon.
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Thomas E. Larabee
Arthur F. Larabee
Newcastle
Mr. Larabee
P. J. Larabee
Osgood
Tip's Yellow Taxis Offer Round-the-Clock Service
Tip Richardson lists contact details for his taxi service with the phone number 447 and residence at 67 as the business's identifying information and availability.
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Tip
Tip Richardson
Pure Seed Law Takes Effect For Agricultural Dealers
New pure seed statute now in effect requires every seed lot of one pound or more to bear a conspicuous label with the seed name and variety, purity and germination percentages, year tested, noxious weed content per pound, country of origin, and seller name and address. Exemptions cover manufacturing use, re cleaning, in store for re cleaning, and producer delivered seed. The act covers many crop seeds and defines noxious weeds including buckthorn, Canada thistle, dodder, quack grass, and others.
Sunday School Rally at Central Christian Church
A Sunday School rally will be held at Central Christian Church tomorrow morning with a special program. An invitation is extended to all who wish to attend.
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Central Christian Church
Mrs. J. L. Williams Visits Mrs. Lester in North Vernon
Mrs. J. L. Williams traveled to North Vernon this morning for a brief visit with Mrs. James Lester who has been seriously ill for some time. Mrs. Lester’s condition is improving.
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J. L. Williams
North Vernon
James Lester
Grain damage report cites weevil affecting wheat supply
A damaged entry notes extensive wheat loss due to weevil infestation. Containing grain appears affected, with mentions of significant damage and storage concerns within the sector.
Weevil Damage Hits Jackson County Wheat Bins
Weevil infestations damage stored wheat across Jackson county with eggs hatching after cleaning. Farmers rush to deliver, treat, or ship grain to avoid further losses as the pest appears more prevalent this year and old stock is blamed.
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Bing
Jackson Co
Yankees Clinch American League Pennant in Doubleheader Win
The New York Yankees beat Philadelphia 5 to 3 at Polo Grounds to clinch the AL pennant and earn a World Series berth versus the Giants. Elmer Miller made a highlight running catch in center to end the game as Carl Mays pitched a complete game victory.
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United Press
Pelo Grounds
New York Yankees
Giants
Philadelphia
Yanks
Elmer Miller
Galloway
Carl Mays
Fresh Oysters From Kelley’s Lunch Stand
Local lunch stand Kelley’s announces fresh oysters available for pickup. Phone contact listed as 296 for orders and inquiries.
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Kelley
Bridge Across Miami River Reopens For Traffic
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad bridge over the Miami river at Lawrenceburg opens to traffic today with passenger train No 44 from Cincinnati to Louisville first to cross. The structure, among the largest in southern Indiana, was washed out February 12 1918 and trains were detoured three miles since then. B&O plans a new timetable but it will not affect Seymour through trains.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Miami River
Lawrenceburg
Cincinnati
Louisville
Indiana
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Seymour
Miss Clara Bruning Recovers Nicely After Major Operation
Miss Clara Bruning, who recently underwent a major operation at Sellersburg, is getting along nicely according to word received by friends.
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Clara Bruning
Sellersburg
Demise of Anti Beer Bill Seen in Senate Talk
In Washington the Senate wets moved to defeat the anti beer bill by filibuster blocking action this session. They argue the treasury could issue medicinal beer regulations based on Palmer’s ruling while drys push to block such moves and insist constitutional rights are at stake. The wets plan to keep the issue alive until the treaties with the Central powers are settled.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Broussard
Louisiana
Treasury Department
Treasury
G Generat Palmer
Drys
Wets
Drvs
Stanley
Sterling
South Dakota
Central Powers
Senator Reed
Missouri
Lodge
Reverence for Armistice Day Urged by Legion
Indianapolis October 1 The American Legion will not celebrate Armistice Day but observe it with reverence John G Emery national commander said. He urged reverent rites as an unknown American soldier is buried in Arlington on Armistice Day. The statement followed a Denver telegram urging circus and airplane stunts.
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United Press
Indianapolis
American Legion
John G. Emery
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
Emery
Denver
Railroad Strike Vote To Be Counted Next Week
Chicago Oct 1 The share of railroad workers supporting a general strike will be known early next week as three unions begin canvassing ballots on Monday. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen, and the Order of Railway Conductors participate in the counting. Two other unions have already announced their results.
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United Press
Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
The
Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen
Order of Railway Conductors
Irish peace talks eyed as De Valera accepts London conference
London press reports Premier Lloyd George named a cabinet group to negotiate with Eamonn De Valera for an Irish peace conference set for October 11. The plan includes Hamar Greenwood Birkenhead Laming Edwards and Winston Churchill, with Lloyd George presiding. Valera’s acceptance described as a hopeful step amid Belfast disorder and Sinn Fein internments.
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United Press
London
Lloyd George
Eamonn de Valera
Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
Birkenhead
Laming Edwards
Winston Churchill
Siew
Daily Mail
de Valera
Sinn Fein
the Times
Daily Chronicle
Daily News
Belfast
Morning Post
Michael Collins
George Duffy
Holland and Belgium to Attend Far Eastern Conference
Washington reports that all powers invited to the disarmament and Far Eastern conference have agreed that Holland and Belgium will be represented when the Far Eastern question is taken up. Portugal may also be invited, with replies awaited and invitations expected within two or three days.
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United Press
Washington
Holland
Belgium
State Department
Portugal
Fourteenyearold Martin Kruwell Dies of Diphtheria
Martin Kruwell aged fourteen son of Mr and Mrs William Kruwell formerly of White Creek died of diphtheria Wednesday at his Indianapolis home after about three weeks illness. He was born in Wayne township Bartholomew county and is survived by his parents three brothers Benjamin Edward August and three sisters Mrs Harold Vehslage Mrs Walter Brink and Viola. The funeral was held at the Indianapolis home Thursday afternoon conducted by the Rev Mr
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Martin Kruwell
William Kruwell
White Creek
Indianapolis
Wayne Township
Bartholomew County
Benjamin
Edward
August
Harold Vehslage
Hamilton Township
Walter Brink
Viola
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Congregational
New
Vaca
Terian Church
All-Stars
Park Board
Num
F. S. Gilbert
Arthur S. Larabee
Stevenson
Robert Louis Stevenson
Monterey
Cal
LOSAL
John Lewis
United Mine Workers
International Executive Board
Colorado
Rockefeller
Lewis
Alabama
New York
Mays
Anti Beer
J. G. Emery
Brotherhood
D’valera
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