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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
2
The Indiana conference of the sepiscopal church will be held at Jeffersonville opening September 9. The pastor asks all members to settle their obligations by August 30 to determine the church’s standing. He requests members place an offering on the red side of the envelope for world fellowship. The pastor will preach Sunday.
Fragmentary notes show 10 00 o'clock start for subject Man's Worst Enemy and a return of Prof Fulkerson to lead beginners class. A rally and all day picnic at Towne Park is slated for May, with Methodist invitation. Dorothy Dix column urges women to plan goals and motherhood with purpose, warning against aimlessness.
Fragmentary note describes the start at junction of Road 41 Howell's Corner and proceeding westward. Text is garbled but indicates planned construction with an estimated two or three periods, with access or openings mentioned. No firm dates, contractor names, or specifications available.
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