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Newspaper

Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1909

Page

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German and Chemistry Instructor Joins Local High School

A new instructor will arrive this August to teach German and chemistry at the local high school. Mr Frank, currently a student at Indian University, will graduate soon and brings German studies from Germany interest. He is a musician and former orchestra director, with a reputation for openness and frankness. Superintendent Axtell visited Blooming to verify his character and found him highly regarded by both instructors and students.

Ihea Ito Frank Indian University Fonti Jocal High Sch Germany Axtell Blooming Tg i

Greenwood Trial Near Verdict In Loogootee Murder Case

Shoals June 11 Jury deliberates after full day of testimony in the murder case against John Greenwood charged with shooting Andy Parker near Loogootee on March 12. Prosecution and defense laid out Parker’s past and Greenwood’s account with witnesses detailing the buggy ride, drinking, and the gun exchange.

Parker E. E B. Hastings Daviess County Harrison Township Washington Shoals Cincinnati John Greenwood Grows Greenwood Grow Home Houghtons Bridge Loogootee Duchess County Thomas Tom Queen McFarland Frank Gilkinson Indiana Ephi Inman of the Law Frm Ogden & Inman Reenwood Mra Parker Philippines Inman Mr. Inman Walle Parker California Houghton Martha Hastings J. Ww Ogden Walca Hassies Loogooteeda E. EB. Hale Washington Herald Mr. Hastings Joan Arthur Witcher James Hickman Wake Hickman Imah Greeenwood Greenwood Ito Yen Sayin Fringlis Cannan George Martin Joyn Keehan Loogootée Tapi Ing Loogontee Joe Cannon Duiby Lee Jackson Fanny Parker Net Ife Loogpatee Wno Keens Eprang Crosa Ephran Braxton Ange Tange Parker -Wa' Alain Par

Washington Couples Prepare Quiet June Weddings

Dave Kennedy and Miss Mayme Fromme, a popular Washington pair, announce their upcoming marriage set for June 23 at St Simons Catholic Church parsonage. The couple will host a small reception and begin housekeeping in a near finished North Meridian street home. Meanwhile Edward Butcher and Miss Emma Norris wed at St Simons Church, with attendants John Mengin and Eldena Norris. A wedding breakfast followed at the Norris home and the newlyweds will visit St. Louis before settling on Oak street.

Dave Kennedy Mayme Fromme Washington Cecelia Frommé Pearl Street Neal & Eskridge Kennedy Edward Kennedy Waetsell Shoe St. Simons Catholic Church Miss Fromme Ois North Meridian Street Edward Butcher Emma Norris St. Simons Church John Mengin Eldena Norris Butcher Joseph Butcher B. & O. Southwestern Railroad James Norris Miller East Walnut Street

Bedford couple wed at county clerk office ceremony

Ira S. Brown a Bedford stone mason married Christena Jane Brown of Madison township. The couple, previously divorced at the September term of the Lawrence circuit court, wed Saturday morning in a ceremony performed by Squire J W Kellams. Mrs Brown is the daughter of John H Cummings near Odon.

Ira S. Brown Bedford B. F. Brown

Medcalfe Girl Weds Miller In Quiet Helphinstine Ceremony

A small wedding was held Wednesday evening at 7 at the home of Mr and Mrs T C Medcalfe in Helphinstine addition. Bride Mabel Alice Medcalfe, groom Robert C Miller, were married by Rev J M Doug Tass with only Medcalfe family in attendance. The bride, a 06 graduate and former clerk at Cable Kauffman, will live at 709 North Meridian. The groom is the son of farmer Joseph Miller of Jackson County and a B and C Southwestern fireman. A reception followed.

T. C. Medcalfe Helphinstine Mabel Alice Medcalfe Robert C. Miller J. M. Doug‘Tass Westminster Presbyterian Church Medcale Cabel & Kauffman Stores Joseph Miller Jackson County B. & C. Southwestern

Instructor Employed by City Board Adds Otto Frank

Through the efforts of City Superintendent W F Axtel the city state board has secured the services of Otto Frank of Alexandria for the local high school. Mr Frank will take the place made vacant by J J Season who

W. F.axtel Otto Frank Alexandria Mr. Frank J. J. Season

Flag Day observances and early American flag origins

The piece recalls Flag Day celebrations across the United States with notes on the creation of the first American flag. It cites Betsy Ross and Washington in Philadelphia, and the 1777 congressional adoption of thirteen stripes and stars. It also mentions local observances by the Washington Elks and a dry laws vote in Knox County.

Smonans United Betsy Iadelphia Iington Ross Congress Kéeh I Street Philadelphia Tae Mshing-on -Elks Vince Johnson Townships Knox County Robinson Creuit Johnson Township Vincennes Township

Deaths of Local Notables Mark Weekend in Loogootee

Obituary notices replace the week’s quiet with mourning for Martin County residents. Robert Gilkinson dies at eighty six, survived by a large blended family and third wife Catherine Stuckey. Nathan Boyles dies from a saw mill accident in Heavener Oklahoma and is buried after transfer. John H Mattingly of Loogootee dies aged sixty eight leaving children. Anna Hunter, eighteen, of Barr township dies after a long illness, with funeral in Loogootee.

Robert Gilkinson Martin County We. Gilley Loogootee Mr. Gilkinson Denver Col J. W. Gilley Gilkinson Martha J. Jackman Redve Township Belle Brewer Indianapolis Ruth Elliott Covington Lou Thompson Franklin, Pa Rutherford Townzall Catherine Stuckey Methodist Church Truelove Cemetery Nathan Boyles Heavener Okla Samuel Boyles Downey Street Frank Boyles St. Louis Boyles Murdock Brothers John Boyles Oakland City Nis Nqme John H. Mattingly Loogootée Henry Mattingly Fast van Trees Street Mattingly Stort Daviess County St. Johns Church St. Peters Montgomery Anna Hunter James Hunter Barr Township Cannerburg

St Simons hall hosts weathered school show

A large crowd braved bad weather Wednesday night for St Simons school entertainment featuring a dramatic and musical program by the boys. Primary drill, gangsters act, and a play titled Triumph of Justice delighted the audience, with faultless music and strong performances. The show netted a small but notable amount.

St. Simons Hall St. Simons

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