Sunday School Event and Knights of Columbus Dinner Report
Society notes describe a Sunday school gathering of the 1st M Be church with Miss Smiley and Mr Smiley among the winners. The Knights of Columbus hosted a well attended hull supper at the K hall with prizes awarded to Mrs James Rogan Leo Colvin and Mr Doyle of Aberdeen. Additional local notices mention a Father Deery talk at Gibault and Kiwanis meeting plans in Carlisle and Indianapolis.
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Smiley
Clas
Tza
Teardett
Doe
Chattin
Fea
Esther
Knights the Columbus
Hull
James Rogan
Leo ‘Colvin
Doyle
Aberdeen
South
IC. Hall
Deery
Gibault
Ette Haute
Brent
Pia
Tozhelp
Local residents travel and visit around Seymour and surrounding towns
Several residents are noted in a flurry of visits and moves. Josie Bennet of Montgomery accepted a position in Indianapolis with Fletcher Trust and Banking. Mrs. George Polestay visits Newark Ohio. Ozro plans to Martinsville after visiting relatives. Many others are listed in short notes of shopping, travel, and family visits across Seymour Shoals Langworthy Vincennes and nearby locales.
Coolidge Turns to Day Law Enforcement
President Coolidge meets with John D. Rockefeller and the Citizens Committee of 1,000 to tighten prohibition law enforcement. The group discusses stopping liquor flow into major cities and coastal trade routes. Separately, Atlantic winds disrupt smugglers using fast boats while a farm hog theft leaves bloodstains as evidence.
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Coolidge
DAY
Washington
John D. Rockefeller
Jk Dudge Gary
Citizens Committee
Beb
New York
Citi
Atlantic
St Dyndlie
Postmaster shoots unidentified safe blower in Gibsonia standoff
In Pittsburg region, a running gun battle at a Gibsonia post office ends with the postmaster shooting dead an unidentified safe blower. Two bandits had surprised the post office, sparking the fatal confrontation today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Gibsonia
Intoxication Incident Leads to Arrest in Washington Ind
In Washington Indiana, John Hat was arrested after a disturbance at the police station. A witness described Haffey present with three bottles half full, one half discarded, and a later statement indicated a bottle half empty and a forced offer to settle. Hoffman appeared at Abinal courthouse with a charged ward and dist neg was noted.
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HéInceton
Ind
Dan
John
Washington
Polce
Holp
Haffey
Y. Qeank
Dn Hoffman
Abinal
Haffdy
Ana
Ant Wil
F EXECUTION GRANTED BARBER
A garbled OCR note indicates a court action involving a barber and a detective. The readable fragments point to a legal proceeding and a granting of execution, with names like Nabiy and Tat appearing in fragmentary form. The text lacks clear dates, places, or outcomes.
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Khehre
Carlisle
A. Wallace
Dianapolis
Kiwanis
Indianapolia
Emiga
Freda
Flint
Tha
Fettle
Commercial College
Indlandpolis
Fletcher ‘Trust & Baving Company
Josie Bennet
Montgomery
Wales
C. A
Lester
Connely
Seymour
George Polestay
Newark, Ohio
George, Kramer
Mildred Beheibe
Mitchell
Anz
Ter
Betile Commercial College
Miss. Heater
Denver
Derivar
Motre Dame, Chiera
Mary'n Ab Tage
Mary
Bridgepory
Atea Rta
Ky Ufsville
D E, Sanders
Atti
Indianapolis
Ons
Miss Bessig
Apres
Ellen Mepu
Mrs. Showls
M. Runyan
Opper
Jie i A. Maane
Visung. Ier
Melton Fitzard
Iin Mlade
Glendale
Mbdala
Iowa
EU Ugetiid
Pian Nghim
Langoute
Bunt
Catherineg W Dbaruft
F. N
Catherine of Loogigtee
Ely
W. F. de
Mar Mizabeth ‘Trapp
Longboteé
Ewes
Vincennes
Newhouse
Neal
Helen
S$. T. Savag
Shoals
W van Day
WL. P. Wal
F. A. Seal
Vincennes Wearn
F. K. Fergdsons
Chicago
Plainville
Carl A. Snide
Thas
Kalamazoo, Michigan
Khewith
Barbara Sner
Russell Phhtip
William Philips
4In Seymour
Peter. Huddries
St. ‘Louis
I Calvat
Eva
Seapon
Paris
Obenchain
Nition
Ralph R. Obenchain
Itt Cdime
Hin
Madaly Nan Connor
Abercherh
Kelton Kennedy
Alen
Mire Mabelchmitz
Byanstap
UL. Obenchain
Evunacon
Ed Hollingsworth Farm
Bicknell
Yegg
Cohol
Sey
Fanapetis
Jan
Tite
Nabiy
Arene Award
Ute Jdetective
Aeunion
Lahore
Foc
Fise
Ain Streets
Palm Beach
Rae
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Malearonia Spenhedik
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