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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1925
Page
3
Pendleton Indiana December 7 physicians at the state reformatory hospital fear Boyce Oscar 20 Floyd county may die from his brief escape. He was recaptured after Saturday’s break and returned with both feet frozen and severe exposure illness.
Jorge K. Beddoe, native of Waalington and brother of R. J. Idee, promoted to general sales manager of Congoleum-Nairn Inc. and elected to the board of directors on November 5. He attended his first directors’ meeting in New York and plans a Bedford visit with family for annual holidays. Beddoe’s career spans Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and the United States, where he built sales in felt base rugs and yard goods, led the bonded floors division, and aimed to match service quality to product excellence. He began in a Indiana newspaper office as a youth, then sold Bedford Stone to New York and beyond, influencing projects like Grand Central depot. He is in his early forties, with four sons and a daughter, one at Princeton.
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a tasty sugar coated alternative to cod liver oil. It claims a woman gained ten pounds in twenty two days and promises sixty tablets for six cents with a money back guarantee. Directions and formula appear on each box with the slogan Get McCoy's the original Cod Liver Oil Tablet.
In this chapter of a Whitmanesque melodrama, Connell Parlor confronts Sweetie and a reformed life prospect after a dawn encounter with David Lacy. Sweetie reveals a shady past and plans to flee the gang, while the duo plots a staged return to respectability through costumes and cunning as Aunt Celimena’s world collides with their escape. A rescue party tracks the captors aided by Lacy as the scene ends with Celimena secured aboard.
John Nicholson, 64, a retired farmer and former Knox county auditor, died at Good Samaritan hospital after a surgical operation failed to help. He never married and cared for his mother. Surviving siblings include sisters Mary E. Watsen and Martha A. Williams and brothers A. E. Nicholson and Charles B. Nicholson. Funeral at Wheatland M E church with Rev. Todd. burial in Wheatland cemetery. He belonged to the Court of Honor Modern Woodman and Elks.
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