04 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1935
Page
1
A partially readable court docket fragment mentions Frank and Theo with references to county orders and mand arrangements. The legible words suggest a legal proceedings context though details are largely obscured by OCR errors.
Two local men, Robert B. Simpson and Nathan Garding, were seriously cut and bruised when a moving coal train struck their sedan at a crossing near Washington. Both were hospitalized with injuries described as not life threatening. The wreck occurred at night at a crossing lacking warning signals, as freight trains travel north with coal cars.
Mrs H C Wadsworth wife of Dr Wadsworth of Washington suffered a fracture and severe bruises when a heavy sedan skidded on ice on a steep hill at Oplitt. Her sister Mrs A G Burnett also in the car had painful bruises but no fractures. Both were moved to Bedford hospital. The two women had left Washington around 6 am en route to Lafayette, driving slowly due to slick high way conditions, when the vehicle overturned before reaching Salt Creek embankment.
Police court was busy this morning as city officers brought in several accused drunks for arraignment before Mayor McPherson. Two young men from Jo [transit?] were found guilty on charges and fined. Other suspects faced various charges as police handled a very active week.
Mrs. Robert Sullivan of Shoal underwent a major operation. Mrs Kats Johnson of 401 W Second Street submitted to a major operation this morning. Michael Canfield of Shoals R 114 was admitted for medical treatment Saturday afternoon. Gupten White of Montgomery 2.3 a patient for several days able to be taken to his home this morning in an ambulance.
Indianapolis February 4 Republicans in the Indiana House announced a formal protest against the state NRA bill. Rep H H Evans of Newcastle said a nine point resolution opposing the measure will be discussed by minority members. Reasons include opposition to dictatorship, doubts about contents of section 2 price fixing, Gov. and sponsors ignorance, and warnings about the plan's outcomes.
Two men identified as Harry and Henry were captured Sunday night after a burglary spree near West Third Avenue. Officers and deputies, including Chief Frank Smith and Sheriff staff, recovered tools and a truckload of milk crates as part of the investigation. Charges include second degree burglary with further details pending.
Witness account describes a chaotic cafe incident with a car crash near a street, injuring persons including Bruno Ri and others. The report mentions a vehicle moving fast, headlights, and a walk sequence leading to injuries. Additional details reference a hospital, a physician, and possible legal actions with charges noted.
Fire Chief Charles Bate reports two false alarms Sunday involving Boxes 33 and 51. Fire trucks responded to the first call at Fourteenth and Metormick. police then cleared the scene. The second alarm was canceled before arrival.
Sheriff Ed Hank reports two Burton brothers in custody after a theft incident. The investigation names Janis Cunning as a person of interest, with officers stating evidence includes a distinctive faded car. Details remain limited as inquiries continue.
A brief notice reports Dorothy Queen, aged years, burned with water during an incident at a location involving William, with attention to the burn treatment and rapid development of the case.
A 17 year old James Arthur is reported in Daviess Hospital after a medical incident. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text, with references to an individual named Ar ry ynship and mention of stey how shitheering from fonia.
County commissioners meet in regular session to review claims and allowances and address pending heirs' concerns at the public house. Officials discuss duties, verify administrative actions, and consider routine financial matters affecting the county's budget and duties.
Indiana’s 1933 death rate ranks highest since 149 in the state’s annual death and birth report. The Division of vital statistics released figures yesterday showing births at about 40,538 with a population growth context and a maternal rate near 15.4 percent, amid a year marked by lower birth counts and rising mortality.
A large Democrat advertisement invites all to attend the McCormick Deering store spring opening day on February 6. The event will showcase and instruct on useful implements and feature a demonstration of Boulder Dali construction. Lunch will be served at noon.
Mrs Portia Fields of West Walnut Street drove a Tudor sedan that skidded on ice early Sunday and crashed into the north wall of the community gymnasium. A wrecker towed the damaged car to a local garage where the axle and one fender were found damaged.
Hervie Verthees of Elnora has been placed in charge of life insurance departments at Hastings agency. He will oversee policyholders and funds as part of Hastings plan to assign a full time representative. Verthees brings years of service from Arts Columbia Univ and Illinois schools to the post.
Margie Chandler age 13 died Saturday in Fort Wayne a week after surgery to remove her ruptured appendix. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Loren Chandler of Fort Wayne. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon at the Holahome with burial at Wak Grove Cemetery.
The Dairy Division of Gars Farms announces a plan to use cellophane hoods on milk and cream bottles. The proposal includes lamination and red lettered bottles for cream delivery and the standard cap system. The movement aims to standardize bottle tops and labeling across Indiana operations.
Two people killed and several injured in separate crashes. A man died after a collision with a bridge railing on State Road 69 near Jasonville while another crash near Indianapolis left a man dead and four sons injured. Sheriff's reports indicate severe head and neck injuries.
A Washington resident and long-time city member Mrs. Courtney died Sunday night after a ten week illness from heart disease. Born March 30, 1849 in Ohio, she was the wife of Levi Courtney and mother of Raymond W Courtney. Funeral arrangements were not specified in the brief notice.
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