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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1925
Page
4
Sunday service at 10 45 and Sunday school at 9 30. Testimonial meetings at 7 00 p m. Wednesday evening gathering at 7 45. Reading room open Tuesday and Friday afternoons. The church invites all to attend and join in chorus and fellowship as the summer vacation ends.
Radio schedule notes WJZ and WGY features at 8 25 p m 8 15 p m with New York Philharmonic and Municipal Opera Faust from Hubert Field WRC Washington KOA Denver and WIA Chicago include municipal band and national barn WOAW Omaha 11 p m Arthur Hayes and Dr presence not fully listed
Police traced a murder suspect after a woman was killed in Hills Baptist area and authorities suspected the fugitive Williams fled toward Kentucky or Arizona. A nationwide search mobilized, with warnings to western and southern cities. Relatives prepared the funeral as a daughter en route to Arizona. Described as five feet ten, about 163 pounds, gray hair and a left-face twitch. Williams had ties to Perry and Henderson counties in Kentucky.
Daniel Gantz is recovering at his home after breaking a collar bone last Monday afternoon when he fell from a wagon he was loading with baled hay.
A church notice lists service times with John T. O'Hare as pastor. Masses at 5 30 and 9 8 am and a high mass at 10 a m are mentioned for a group of 30 men.
Private communion at 6 30 mass at 8 00 high mass at 10 00 instruction at 3 30 Vespers and diction at 3 00 The Rev W A Jochum pastor.
Maysville and Bethel M E Church invite members and visitors to Sunday services at 10 30 morning and 2 45 afternoon with the Lord's Supper to be administered at both. Pastor Yache urges all to attend and to be present. The Rev. C P leads.
Walter White outlines Sunday school at Venles Creek Church at 9 45 a m with lesson titled Beginning The Second Missionary Tour from Acts 19 and 16 Bro Sydney Carnahan to speak on The key of a Christian Join us for the discussion and talk Walter White Superintendent.
The First M E Church urges belief in evolution framed by Christian heredity. Pastor will preach next Sunday on Christi versa Heredity or a Christian interpretation of evolution. Speaker details include Fayes League at Rivervale Institute led by Mrs. L Martin at 6 30 p.m.
The Brethren Church announces a week of services with morning and evening lectures. N Foute leads Tuesday events, J W Wednesday, Hennetheber Friday, and Dotson, Lutes, and Melver as pastors. League time 30, 6 30, prayer meeting Wednesday night at 7 30. A cordial invitation to all.
The First Baptist Church in Northern Reeve Township will hold a morning sermon at 10 90 tomorrow led by Rev Charles G Mears pastor of Petersburg Baptist Church who has kindly agreed to visit here from Petersburg. Parishioners and locals note attendance and the community gathering as a local event with several residents visiting relatives in Indianapolis and Washington over the weekend.
A church outlines weekend activities with a Sunday school at 9 30 and preaching at 10 30. A young people event is listed for 6 80 and an additional preaching session is noted for 1 ene ithe ifor.
Massachusetts August 8 1929 Secretary Hoover reports President Roosevelt and Coolidge favor a private settlement for the coal industry labor dispute. The administration hopes operators and miners can avert a strike without government interference.
Madison township will outfit the district with four new school trucks. The plan covers all district children and notes the need for seven or more to operate the new vehicles. The action targets transportation to Odon teens school and integrates into district plans.
Claude Saunders body will arrive in Washington at 2 30 o clock Sunday morning and be taken to the home on Hast South street. The funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
The July report of the Daviess county 4 a? as tabu city of 74. 61, the expo $1,367. 73 and the income 294.12. The itemized eut of the expenses and income lows: Expenses-salaries, $637.78 household, $558.57, drugs oper ating room, $113.89, $ irs, $43. 28, insurance, $14.21 , $1,367. 73. Income- hospital at $957. 73, Daviess county, $160.00: 5 & L. Di vision, $206.37, rert, $3000, total $1,294.12. The clinical report as compiled by Missie Maffey, superintendent, shows that there were fifty-two pa tients admitted .During July. Thre were fourteen major tons and twely-five minor operations per formed, one medical case, four ma ternity cases and four deaths. Notes from the hosptal-Thanks for the onerous donations in mer- Mrs. SoH, Holiday and Hérman Kent
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