Epsom Salts Beat Elnora In Wa bash Valley Semi
Lyons Ind Jan 21 The Epsom Salts defeated the Elnora Owls 48 to 33 in a Wa bash Valley tournament semi final. The Salts led 10-8 after the first quarter 19-17 at halftime and 32-23 at the end. The win sends Epsom to the tournament final with the winner advancing to Terre Haute for the finals next weekend.
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Lyons
Ind
Epsom Salts
Elnora Owls
Salts
Terre Haute
Salty
Midgets and Lions Clash Tonight For Tourney Title
Plainville Fightin Midgets meet Loogootee Lions in Montgomery sectional final tonight at 8 for a valley tournament title. Lions beat Alfordsville 33 16, Plainville topped Shoals 33 19 in semi finals as fans expect a crowded Montgomery gym for the decisive clash.
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Terre Haute
Lions
Montgomery
Alfordaville
Reeve Township
Loogootee
Alfordsville
Jones
Gardiner
Brothers
Goatee
Lythgoe
Fuhrman
Brown
Fegan
Gabhart
Plaingileld
The
Shoals Jug
Plainville
Shoals
Clark
Sherrick
Mike Fisher Services Today at Presbyterian Church
Funeral services for William Neal Fisher known as Mike Fisher were held at 1 30 PM at the Presbyterian church with Rev George C Hitchcock and Rev Chas Zapp officiating. Burial followed at Mauch cemetery near Owensville. Washington Masonic lodge attended in a body and Owensville lodge conducted grave services. Pallbearers were R E Wilson W I Vance Frank Moore Clarence Moore Arthur Moore and Paul Moore.
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Wm. Neal
Mike” Fisher
Presbyterian Church
George C. Hitchcock
Chas. Zapp
Mauch Cemetery
Owensville
Washington Masonic Lodge
Pallbear‘ie
R. E. Wilson
W. I Vance
Frank Moore
Clarence Moore
Arthur Moore
Paul
Will of Mary Ellen Grube Filed for Probate in Daviess Court
The will dated August 19, 1931, filed in the Daviess circuit court probate office, provides $200 to son Curtis for advances with the remainder divided among children John, Harry, Itis, Charles Grube, Catherine Schenkel, and Ethel Kreis. executor Curtis named. witnesses Fred Dobibyn and R. C. Carttr.
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Mary Ellen Grube
Daviess Circuit Court
Pilot Lost Race With Death
Preliminary reports of the Civil Aeronautics Authority indicate that Pilot C. B. Chamberlain was making a desperate effort to return his disabled transport plane to the Miles City airport when it crashed two miles short of the goal, killing him and three others.
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Civil Aeronautics Authority
C. B. Chamberlain
Miles City
Mont
Reitz Looms Again Adds SIAC Laurel On Hilltop
Evansville Indiana January 214 Coach Tom Rea guided Reitz to another victory over Washington Hatchets on the Hilltop. Reitz’s offense and tenacity secured a sixth branch of the SIAC crown as Mangin and von Mangin led the scoring.
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Evansville
Tom Rea
SIAC
Washington
Reitz
Art von Mangin
Oliver Robinson Writings Accepted By Journal
Vincennes Ind Jan 21 An article by Oliver Robinson of the English department at Vincennes University has been accepted by the Junior College Journal. The piece outlines the program at the local university and notes prior Robinson items in 1938 and 1939 issues on night courses and the university dramatic club.
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Vincennes
Ind
Oliver Robinson
Vincennes University
Junior College Journal
Lag University
Robinson
University Dramatic Club
Fr ancis Levere a 23 laborer of Westphalia
Francis Levere a 23 a laborer of Westphalia is named in a short notice with family details including son John W and Loretta daughter of Andrew Je Stoner. The fragmentary text lists names and places, indicating a civil or legal notice context in Plainville.
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Francis Levere A
Westphalia
Johhn W
Loretta, Day
Stoner
Plainville
Andrew Je
Economy Plea Fails to Gain Lower Budget in Indiana
Indianapolis January 21 The budget committee led by Edward P Brennan says a larger biennial appropriation than the 1937 80 million is needed to run state government for the next period. Speaker James Knapp warns that 1.9 million dollars in bills are before the House already, with many local and statewide funding items slated for action.
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Phillips J. Peck
N. S
Indianapolis
Ind
INS
Edward P. Brennan
State Board of Accounts
Brennan
General Assembly
James Knapp
House of Representatives
Knapp
Assembly
Indiana
App
House
Senate
Hous
Conference of Judges
Judicial’ Department of Government
State Milk Control Board
Freshmen Tournament Set for Daviess Ma County Schools
Freshmen basketball teams from seven Daviess and Ma county high schools will clash next week in a tournament at the Odon gymnasium. Three games Monday, two Tuesday, and finals the following Monday seed the schedule. Officials: Ed Toon Burns City and Claude Dant Epsom.
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Daviess
Ma County
Odon
Ed Toon
Burns City
Claude Dant
Epsom
Loogootee
Palmnville
Washington
Past lives of pair checked in Romig murder case
Indianapolis January 21. The past lives of Mrs Carrie Selah Romig 55 and her 28 year old husband Harold Daniel Romig were probed as detectives pursue a murder case. Evidence indicates Romig money played a role in their lives and the will valued at about 40000 left nearly a third to the husband. Attor ney filed to probate Mrs Romig's will in county probate court and a sister Effie Tucker of Shelbyville received 1000 and jewelry. other heirs include Alma Wernert and niece Mrs Jane Nelson Muhiman.
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Indianapolis
INS
Carrie Sélah Romig
Harold Daniel Romig
Romig
All Fortune
Erik
Romi
Attor
Effie Tucker
Shelbyville
M Mig
Jewly
Rte
Alma’ Wernert
Jane Nelson. Muhiman
Hitler Tightens Grip On German Finance And Military Drive
Berlin reports Chancellor Adolf Hitler consolidates power, including removal of Dr. Hjalmar from the central bank presidency, signaling intensified military preparedness and a bold diplomatic push toward German domination as outlined in his book My Struggle.
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Berlin
INS
Third Reich
Adolf Hitler
Hjalmar
Germany
Barr Farm Bureau Meeting Wednesday at Montgomery High
Barr Township Farm Bureau will hold a meeting Wednesday night January 25 at 7 30 in the Montgomery High School building. An entertainment program and refreshments will be provided and all township residents are urged to attend.
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Barr Farm Bureau Meeting
Barr Township Farmreau
Mongomery High School
Hospital notes record routine surgeries and admissions
A hospital report notes Raymond Martin ofville RFD 1 underwent a major operation last night. Salmon Pad RFD 3 was admitted for treatment this morning.
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Raymond Martin
Ville
Salmon
Pad
Grease Fire Causes Minor Damage on West First Street
Firemen were called to West First and Sycamore streets about 4 45 o clock yesterday afternoon where burning grease had caused minor damage.
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West First
Sycamore Streets
Charles Ennis Slugged At Home In Purse Robbery
Charles Ennis 23 of N West 9th street told police two unknown men knocked asking for Robinson street then slugged him at his home about 11 45 pm. They dragged him outside, rifled his pocket purse of 13 dollars, and fled as his mother and brother arrived. Police have only a vague description and found no suspects after a community search.
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Charles Ennis
W. 9Th Street
Ennis
Robinson Street
Oal
Senate considers 725 million relief budget amid deficit clash
In Washington on January 21 the Senate appropriations committee weighed a 725 million relief appropriation deficit plan. The bill faces a tough path to passage as members debate economizing and the broader 875 million fund. Adams, Democrat of Cole, urged a balance of cutting waste and aiding recovery. A party bloc of Republicans and old-line Democrats prepared for a fierce administration push.
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Wwton
House
Senate
Appropriations
Tastain
Brogpens
Appropriations Committee
Adams
Econgn
Oiden Democrats
Corre Ence
Washington Extension Service to Open February 1
L. K. Obdyke visited Washington to arrange the Washington Extension Service set to operate nationwide. The facility will be in the Peoples National Bank building with a staff preparing candidates for civil service exams for city, county, state, and federal jobs through correspondence. The venture aims to expand once a suitable location is secured.
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L. K. Obdyke
Washington
Washington Extension Service
Peoples National Bank
Obdyke
Strawberry tree Lycium arbutus unedo noted
A historical note identifies the plant as the strawberry tree scientifically named Arbutus unedo. The entry provides a concise botanical identifier, linking common fruiting tree to its taxonomic name.
Compulsory Training of CCC Urged by Congress
Washington reports Int Chairman Andrew May of the House military affairs committee announced a draft bill proposing compulsory military training for 300000 CCC youths as part of the rearmament program. The measure would require CCC enrollees to receive two hours of training weekly. The plan aligns with broader military expansion efforts and directs focus toward naval and Pacific theater readiness.
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Washington
Andrew May
House
Military Affairs Committee
C. C
A. K
Ea Ey
Tyra Palm and the Most Useful Plant in Ad SF
Tyra Palm is noted as the most useful plant in a concise local piece. The text mentions a plant used in advertising context in San Francisco but provides few concrete details or events beyond naming the plant.
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Tye
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