18 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1933
Page
1
Catholic high school tournament slated for its sixth annual run, with plans to host eight teams at Cathedral of Indianapolis and St Andrews in Richmond. The schedule lists games at Memorial Hall and Reitz Memorial, as organizers confirm venues and dates.
New York Feb 18 James J Corbett known as gentleman Jim of the ring and stage died at his Bayside home after a period of critical illness dating from January He fought John L Sullivan in the sport’s era and was regarded as a leading heavyweight figure of his time.
Wray Fleming of Shelbyville was elected president of the Indiana Competenturi Association in Indianapolis on February 18. Fleming directed publicity for the organization and will oversee state demolition headquarters during the latest phase of its activities.
Dr GC K Fetherson brother of A O Sessson of Washington high school plans to reside in the city next month His wife lies at Poplar Mon West 14 years in service on February 1st His varied government service includes Rosebud SD and a reservation in Oregon before returning to duty in early years at the post.
Fragmentary notes from Rockford dated February 18 reference local items. The readable text hints at brief notices and events, but details are limited and uncertain.
Governor Melvatt will speak on a statewide radio hookup Sunday afternoon from 3:30. Indiana stations WFBM Indianapolis Wayne and WGBF Brazil will carry the remarks. Legion officials and members will provide stirring bugle music and auxiliary members are urged to listen with their spouses.
A long serving editor and local journalist celebrates over 56 years with The Democrat. The announcement honors a career spent in community reporting and public service, highlighting loyalty, consistency, and local engagement.
Two youths, Joline and Oll, found guilty of larceny, were fined $1 and taxed about half a rupee before appeal. they were arrested months ago and held for 159 days pending trial.
A Chevrolet coach belonging to Gertrude Palmer was reported stolen Friday night from a parking area near the community gymnasium. It was found this morning with the headlight and batter missing, but the Hale tires remained intact near the Palmer residence, and the driver reported no other damage.
Funeral arrangements are set for Ephraim Colbert with Morhraim of Police officiating. Burial will take place at South Washington Cemetery.
Funeral services for Wesley J. Wilson were held at 10 o'clock this morning at Wesley Memorial Church with G. Peel officiating. Burial at Oak Grove Cemetery follows in the local area noted in the obituary.
Thelma Clark was reported to be in a local hospital this Friday afternoon. Details on her condition and the hospital were not immediately available.
A fragment from a historic page notes an odd couplet style line about a Mrs. Herman Haigerty and a Mrs. Haigerty figure from Loo Falor. The garbled text hints at a humorous or local society item with names and playful phrases.
A major operation is underway today at a county hospital amid unusual confusion in the report. Officials have not released detailed information on the patient or operation.
J C Newton, regent at the local tar for several days, is able to return to his home today in Nome.
Mrs. D. L. Booth announced a baby arrival with the family at home and a hospital visit. The short notice notes Mrs. Booth and infant are well.
Fragmentary obituaries and family notes recount a long life marked by marriage, death of relatives, and scattered dates. Mentioned figures include Everett Gay, Mrs W. Jay Blackwell, Walter R R. Hays, and George A. Ate, with references to the Porte ville road and Twin Idaho. The text notes a funeral procession and a list of grandchildren in a compressed, incomplete form.
Investigators cite political support for marketable investment trusts sold to the public after promoters exited, alleging promoters earned millions. Documentary evidence shown as officials seek to expose rigging of the market and profits diverted from ordinary investors. Harold J. Stuart of Harvey Stuart and Company named among those involved.
The Baptist group 5 GAs will listen to a broadcast as part of their program. The event aims to include the broadcast in the scheduled activities and fulfill the planned sequence.
Indianapolis February 18. The final rush for a legislative session will begin as two administration readers open the last of their bilan bills. Two more ilms are planned to pass. a forthcoming intangibles tax may join revenue-raising measures.
Chicago officials report letters threatening judges Edmund Kirk and Judy Dennis after they dismissed tax-collection suits. The incidents connect to roughly 130000 dollars in back taxes and involve county officials in a citywide dispute.
Fragmentary text indicates a bill or measure approved by a house on or around February 18. It references a village setting and an ongoing process, with limited readable details about the specific action or parties involved.
A fragmentary report notes three men appeared before county commissioners and were found guilty by a circuit court yesterday, each fined one dollar. One defendant denied conspiracy, claiming he acted only as a bystander during the sale.
A fragmented note indicates Indianapolis February plans to aid Kokomo with a city initiative to lure the Reliance Factory, outlining state and local cooperation and expected economic benefits.
A garbled New York dispatch notes Sir Ronald Lindsay and Franklin D. Roosevelt were due to meet Monday to discuss political plans and potential policy steps amid unclear details from the press copy. The report references talks triggered by ongoing state and telecommunication issues.
Fragmentary text notes an Indiana Legion program planned for Sunday with unclear details about an event or activities. lacks concrete entities or outcomes to confirm.
Harold Thompson of Montgomery and Jasper Montgomery of Loogootee were injured in a noon crash near Montgomery. Both cars were damaged. Thompson suffered multiple injuries and broken bones, was treated at Dr. Wilson’s office, and Montgomery was not seriously hurt and taken home.
The weekly press association elected officers with Mor, Hostetter of the Bethville Tribune as president and Paul Rethk of LaGrange Standard as vice president. Peter Holzer of Osgood became treasurer, G E B Van Valer of Bloomington re elected secretary, A Z Flanaghan named publicity director. Four extend names listed for regional posts. Democratic chas addressed the dinner.
Indiana senate members, seeking speedy passage of prohibition and beer control laws, found they lack enough votes under suspended rules to advance the measures. Senator Egan of Gary said votes will be available for both bills, with Bean noting reports to the house and plans to pass pending the rules.
Roger Thomas Hornaday of Montgomery RFD 4 marries Dele Avo of the same area in a ceremony reported by the local section. The couple’s families, including Mr and Mrs Ray Montgomery and other relatives, celebrate the union.
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