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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1914
Page
2
A compact report notes a stylish no-stack suit described as an all-vood Dille surge design for school wear. The piece criticizes modern boys fashion and hints at social expectations and parental opinions.
Local notes show Willian Critchlow moving to town this week with Elijah Grove and Chart fishing on Wi ace. Teachers institute at Washingreek attended by Carter 63. Many residents at Old Settlers picnic in Odon last week and good time reported. Alva Hindman moving farm west of town. Emmet Colgazier on business in town. Tom Morgan from Biainvgle and J A McCall to Hluora on Wednesday. Perkins and Hindman involved in local movements. Grover Tyeller and Tracel Perkins accompanied someone home from Sikeston.
The fragment lists multiple visiting relatives and friends in Ames including Mrs. Gee, Tomes, Lukinda Bair, and Mrs. Keller. It mentions Henry Myers and family of Liston visiting, along with others traveling from Sikestay and Bondar. Some names and places are unclear due to OCR errors.
Community members, including Shulgit Joe and Suzie Clinton, visit relatives in Edwardsport and Burns City. Flora Clinton and others attend church in Ragville. Zelly Chestnut visits Fern Resler. Misses Flora Clinton and Bi Monts are noted in parish events.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Sunday visit involving individuals named Rosenburg and Rosenby with unclear relations and missing details. The text lacks a coherent event, dates, or locations to form a complete news item.
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