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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1925
Page
6
Chickie and Barry Dunne grapple with love and hesitation after a church wedding dream, as Barry worries about delaying marriage for his career and money. Chickie awaits commitment, enduring loneliness and hopeful hints from Jake as their story continues tomorrow.
Reported observations from towns include Julius Cox's high jump record of 14 feet 9 inches in Darlington and a stray dog found after days in Seymour. Greensburg residents plan a metal market and county dog fund to cover fowl losses. Elwood notes poultry casualties from a dog incident. Munice and Tipton discuss shoes and bicycle relay events, while Bloomington reports auto dealers pooling for sales.
A church group will mark the record of Homer Becock with a special service honoring 520 Sundays missed from Sunday School. The event reflects long service and dedication within the congregation.
A new Citizens National Bank building in Tipton under construction collapsed before completion, bringing down part of an adjacent structure and halting work on site as investigators examine the incident and assess damage.
Workers continued excavation at the basement site as crews address soil stability and trench safety. Equipment movements were steady, and no injuries were reported during the morning shift.
Bluffton report notes farmers near the area complain about grading on State Road 13 south of town. Water stands in the road center. County officials blame the state highway department for the issue. G Casey displays the cost for a county pupil project and a large tomato measurement near Seymour.
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