Birthday Party at Home With School Buddies
A girl celebrated her thirteenth birthday Saturday with games and refreshments including cocoa, amaretti, walnuts, wafers, sandwiches, candy and fruit. Guests included Ruth Green, Josephine Aikman, Alina Quillie, Ludretia Boules, Pearl Bing, Helen Allen, Belle Walling, Helen Smith, Garnetta Burch, and the hostess, Miss Burch, who received many gifts.
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Funeral Attendance Brings Notables to Cincinnati
Mr. Jochum attended the funeral of Archbishop Moeller in Cincinnati. Brooks of Bedford returned home after a business trip and a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Stayer. Mr. and Mrs. Downs of Plainville were in town Saturday. Mrs. J C Reed spent the afternoon in Vincennes. Mrs. Belle Faris visited Vincennes on Monday.
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Seymour
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Cincinnati
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Plainville
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Vincennes
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Vincennes Mondas
Baltzell Nomination Approved for Indiana Federal Judgeship
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved the nomination of Robert C. Baltzell to be federal judge for the district of Indiana. The committee action paves the way for Senate confirmation as a conference report on the Hickken bill reveals an additional federal judicial district in Indiana.
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Vilicetines Reports Paved Streets Reach 1.82 Miles
In 1924 the city laid 3.13 miles of paving and now has 1.82 miles of paved streets. Ernest Fields pleaded guilty before Mayor McCarty to speeding, was fined $5, and costs. He was arrested by Police Captain Walter Splivan.
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Nehf to Speak to Seymour Rotary Club
Seymour Ind January 12 Art Nehf of Washington who is famed as one of the greatest pitchers in American baseball will speak before the Seymour Rotary Club tonight. The revered hurler has a national reputation and is expected to draw a large crowd at the meeting in Seymour.
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Hugh Lett
Tell Colbert
Indianapolis
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Harold van Orman
State House
Edward Franklin White
Ratnbow
Hotel Severin
Vivian Tracey Wheatcraft
Dorothy Cunningham
Mra. Colbert
Mrs. Lett
Nehf
Seymour Rotarians
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Baseball star to speak at Rotary meeting in city
W L Federmann announced the January entertainment speaker will be baseball pitcher Mr Nehf. The Rotary gathering moves to 6:30 PM Tuesday at the Elks home to allow more time for Nehf insights after his previous visit with Washington musicians.
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Nehf
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Sargent Refuses Reconsideration of New Call
At the First Christian church in Washington Pastor L F Sargent announced two more Sundays remain in his ministry before he starts work in Newcastle on the first Sunday in February. A church board vote urged reconsideration and offered higher salary and inducements to stay, but Sargent said he cannot decline the new call due to better opportunities.
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L. F. Sargent
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Sargent Succeeds at Ninth Street Christian Church Hopeful Succession
Logansport church leaders announce a search committee plans to select a successor to Mr. Sargent. Information from a distant source confirms a Newcastle candidate may fill the role, prompting cautious regret as talks proceed. The brotherhood, led by Leser Connerly Hop Well and J P Charles, aims to unite the congregation under the right man.
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Leser Connerly
J.P Charles
Mr. Sargent
Brotherhood
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