Circuit court suit seeks 5000 in damages for child injury
Hastings attorney represents 14 year old McCrary and her father Kenneth H McCrary of South Washington seeking 5000 from Roy H Bahr Ben M Bahr and Union Savings and Loan Association. Complaint claims defendants own 1404 Vincennes Forrest Drive and that on January 19 1955 the girl visiting in the home was injured when a defective mantle toppled over breaking her right leg in two places and injuring her back requiring a plaster cast for three months or more.
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Hastings
Y McCrary
Kenneth H. Mcc Crary
South Washington
Roy H. Bahr
Ben M. Bahr
Union Salvings & Loan Association
Dismissal of James Bateman from service by trustee Hyatt
A hurried meeting of the Washington township advisory board led to the dismissal of James L. Bateman, a school bus driver injured in a fatal crash, while Bateman hospitalizes at Daviess County Hospital in Indiana. The board and trustee planned a hearing for March 11 1935, with Bateman’s petition seeking delay until recovery and a chance to present evidence in person.
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Washington Township Advisory Board
Will Hyatt
Bateman
D Viess County
Seal
Healon
Beeman
Hyatt
Tateman
L. Bateman
Lang
Ae ‘Daviess County
Wington
Indiana
James L. Bateman
F. A. Seal
Bedford Players Suspended For Hockey Game
Bedford Ind February 25 five Bedford high school basketball players were suspended from school for playing hockey last Friday. Regulars Ralph Yeskie Lilli Tumey Richard Boston Wayne Bruce and substitute Blackwell face reinstatement only with parents accompanying them to school, said principal Harry H Mourer.
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Bedford
Ind
Bedford High
Ralph Yeskie
Lilli Tumey
Richard Boston
Wayne Bruce
Sand Blackwell
Harry. H. Mourer
Mourer
Sarah J Raney Dies After Long Illness at 62
Mrs. Sarah J Raney 62 widow of Frank A Raney died Sunday at 4:20 PM at her Maysville road home after about two years of illness. A lifelong Daviess County resident, she was born November 30, 1872, daughter of George Wilson and his wife. Survived by six children and relatives, funeral 2:30 PM Tuesday at United Brethren Church with Rev. J W McMurtry. burial Oak Grove Cemetery. James A Gill & Sons funeral directors. She was a member of Knights and Ladies Security group.
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Sarah J. Raney
Frank A. Raney
Maysville Road
Daviess County
Washington
George Wilson
Ney
Cree Ce
Ashington Rock
Plainville
le Tremaine
Castle
S. BH
Third Street
United Brethren Church
J.W. McMurtry
Oak Grove Cemetery
James A. . Gill
Desperado Ray Hamilton Wounded in Flight Near Capture
Ray Hamilton is wounded in the jaw during a desperate flight from officers near Celina. He is accompanied by a wounded companion and three farm youths held as hostages. The group faced Muddy Road obstacles as they attempted to evade pursuers and head toward Dallas or north toward Oklahoma. Local constable Betty reports Hamilton and the others spent the night at Bill Mayes’ ranch, about 73 miles east of the left.
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Celina
Raymond Habiiton
Desperado
Muddy Roa
Hamilton
Dallas
Port Worth
Oklahoma
Constal Ible
le Betty
Bill Mayers
Senanery
Mayes
Local Woman XK of C Dies After Illness Saturday
Margaret Woodville lifelong city resident died after a short bout with influenza and complications. She lived with daughter Mrs Margaret Davis at 72 South Meridian Street while visiting Mrs Mollie Jett of Wheatland. Survived by children Charles and William Woodville, Mrs Jose Harding, Mrs Mollie Jett, Mrs Be Reeves, and others. seven grandchildren, four great grandchildren, seven great greats. Funeral services and interment planned at Oak Grove cemetery under Frank Lemé’s charge.
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Margaret Woodville
Margaret Davis
South Meridian Street
Mollie Jett
Wheatlani
Charles Woodville
Chicago
William Woodville
Detroit
Josea Marie
Harding Peoria
Wheat
Oak Grove
Frank Leme
Knights of Columbus discuss mobilization for Catholic action
Indiana Knights of Columbus leaders met at the K of C auditorium in Indianapolis to plan mobilization efforts for Catholic action. District Deputy James E. Deery opened the session and P C Reilly outlined a campaign to build manpower against atheism and materialism, supporting Catholic charities and hospitals.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Knights of Columbus
Indiana
K of C
Catholic Action
James E. Deery
P.C. Reilly
Nis
Silly
Reilly
Joseph E. Ritter
India Apolig
John F. Nopil
Fort Wayne
Ndiana
Jon A. Naughton
James
Chicago
K. of Co
Irving Gilmore Taken By Death Sunday Night
Arvin Gilmore aged ninety near Swan Pond died Sunday night at 8 55 in Davis corn hospital after a lingering illness. Born in Kentucky in 1845 he would have turned ninety this August. Survived by his second wife Josephine and four children from the first marriage Santo Gilmore Charles Gilmore Hatti May Berger Olive Wagner and Harley Gilmore and four from the second union James A. McMurtry to conduct funeral services at the Fourteenth Brethren church after visitation at the paper until 12 30.
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Arvin Gilmore
Swan’ Pond
Daviess Corn Y Hospital
Giore
Kentucky
John Gilmore
Fire destroys meat in city smoke house
Fire swept through a smoke house in the city destroying meat and damaging the structure. Firefighters fought the blaze with hoses but it progressed before containment, with building contents including wood and other items damaged. No injuries reported.
Chicago Weather Sweeps Midwest With Tornadoes And Snow
A sweeping storm belt from Missouri and Oklahoma to Kansas fanned tornadoes and blizzards across the TriState Area. Casualties, damaged homes, and hundreds blocked by snow paralyzed towns as utilities failed and roads iced.
Daviess Farm Group Honored
A Daviess based farm group was honored for its work across the county. Members received recognition for community service and agricultural outreach across several local programs and cooperatives.
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Daviess Farm Group
Blanche List Granted Divorce in Daviess Circuit
Judge Frank Gilkison granted a divorce to Mrs. Blanche List from Rape List on her cross complaint. The decree awarded alimony and allowed her to resume her former name Taymon after evidence heard last Saturday and advisement.
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Frank —. Gilkison
Daviess
Blanche List
Haiforce
Ty Calimony
Taymon
Ipl Son
Damaged Small Building After Collision Incident
A small building was badly damaged after a high speed impact. The driver attempted to pass through the wreckage, causing extensive harm to the structure and leaving it nearly destroyed. No further details on injuries or exact location are provided.
Venison Supper for Elks Guests at Local Lodge
The Washington Elks Lodge hosts an indoor picnic for members and invited guests in the lodge Keller starting at 7 o'clock Tuesday evening. A celebratory menu features venison, an unusual fare in this region, as a diversion from typical events.
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Ashington
Elks Lodge
Custer State Park
Hern
Woman in fall fractures wrist at school
A 7-year-old girl identified as the daughter of Mrs Jack EsKey falls on the steps and breaks her right wrist. A local doctor reduced the fracture at the scene.
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Kew
Jacksouth Bide
Theehods
Pat O'Donnell Confined to Home with Flu Like Illness
Pat O'Donnell of the O'Donnell company was confined to his home today with a heavy cold. Nothing serious, he said, just attempting to prevent a case of flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat O’donnell
Pat. O'Donnell
O'Donnell Epeepany
George Dages Improves at County Hospital
George Dages shows marked improvement at the county hospital Sunday, the condition described as better and stable. Medical staff report steady progress and expect continued recovery with supportive care.
JAS Fitzpatrick Confined Today With Influenza
Jimmie Fitzpatrick is confined to his home on N. W. Second Street today with a light attack of influenza.
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Jas. Fitzpatrick
Jimmie Fitzpatrick
N. W. Second Street
Radio Car Officer Discovers His Son Found Dead
Police officer Detec Keefe, driving a squad, rushed to 194-18 116th Ave after radio directions. A 14 year old boy, his son, was found dead in his home, hanging from a noose tied to a football belt and trousers suspended from a rafter. The incident is reported as a suicide.
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Keefe
116Th Ave
Kasefe
Sarles
Grater of Montgomery Admitted Today
Grater of Montgomery was admitted today, marking a significant development reported by local officials. The admission followed routine procedures and involves ongoing coordination with Montgomery health authorities. Further details regarding treatment plans and expected next steps were not available at this time.
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Grater of
Montgomery
Macon Crash Attributed to Sabotage Claim
A report from Washington dated February 25 states the Macon crash is being blamed on sabotage. Officials referenced an unidentified suspect and ongoing investigations to determine the motive and involvement.
Large Fish Trap Found in Lake Park
A large fish trap was discovered near a lake in a park area. Readable fragments indicate the trap was found and reported, but details such as exact location or releasing authority are unclear in the text.
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Ana Park
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