06 Dec 1939
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1939
Page
1
In PA Seas, McRoberts receives a large verdict tied to a two car collision at Fourth and South. One driver escaped injury while another faced back injury claims after a train incident. McRoberts, a railroad fireman, sued for 9,000 with attorney Murphy Tate representing him.
Mrs Eva Cotterill, 64, of near Oakland, died from injuries after a car was struck by a South Shore railway freight train at an Oakland City crossing. Her husband Eph Cotterill, 63, who drove the car, was treated for lacerations and was not considered seriously injured.
County commissioners adjourned their monthly session to December 16 where 1940 contract awards are planned. Wives of several named men were listed among those involved in the county projects. County highway workmen will have nine hour days starting December 11. Jesse C. Alberty’s $5,000 sheriff bond was filed. Taxpayers DePauw Hornaday and Fenton McCord objected to a reviewer’s report on a public highway in Reeve township and sought its dismissal.
A youth was killed in a hunting accident. The body is at an Oakland mortuary awaiting disposition as officials investigate the incident. Recent war news mentions Finnish raids near Murmansk and broader Baltic air activity impacting Soviet defenses.
Fiérian Empam ak foray announces a new garage at 16 Suttoiaees Weapand Street. The shop will offer general auto services, including roadside repairs and tune ups, expanding local auto options.
Funeral services for Mrs Nellie Bennett of Bellville were conducted at 2 pm today at the First Methodist Church with pallbearers and mourners in attendance, marking the community’s tribute to the longtime resident.
Fragmentary OCR notes reflect a Christmas carol line praising the Savior and the dawn of salvation. The text mentions the 18th century phrasing and a celebratory mood, with references to Christians and a congratulatory salute to the holy morn.
Proceedings opened at 2 o'clock with defense for Leonard D, an auto salesman, amid judge and affidavit testimony. Witnesses introduced evidence on forged contract claims and related financial actions as the trial continued into the afternoon.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names Pewelt Mooney and Grace with vague roles and locations, providing no coherent event or context to summarize into a complete news item.
Local meeting of the Harrison Bureau is planned for Friday with brief talks by K. Dilley and Mb ents during the Farmers' Institute.
President Roosevelt sent a fine message to Finland on matters of international relations. Borah criticized those who leer at the president and praised severance as a possible option, suggesting a broader policy stance.
Many reservations have been made for the Democrat s special Christmas edition to be published Wednesday December 13 and widely distributed throughout the Watson trading area of Daviess Martin and Pike counties
The annual Hausenpfeffer Supper was held promptly at 6 with a German meal enjoyed by all. Mr Nimnicht acted as toastmaster and William Quil liam represented West End. many locals attended including Rev. Seat, Rev. Rouch, Mayor Cox, and Chief Batypan who praised citizen cooperation despite damage.
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Hospital notes record several births and admissions. Mrs. Charles V. Martin welcomed a newborn son yesterday. Mrs. Roy Charles of Petersburg reported a birth today. Mrs. Ray French Lick underwent minor surgery yesterday. Effie, admitted yesterday afternoon, and Mrs. Anna Kurkey of 603 Center Street admitted for medical attention yesterday. Mrs. Albert Gerhardt of 610 Center Street admitted yesterday for care.
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