28 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1933
Page
1
A notice indicates funeral arrangements for the deceased, with many friends and relatives expected to attend. Grandsons of Mrs. are mentioned among mourners, reflecting the extended family involvement in the services.
A funeral was held at 3 o clock at the residence on East Walnut Street UT for John Hoddayel. Attendees included Mr Hoddinott and Keith, Clarence Evans, Keith, W C Lan Spee, John T Livingston and four Myers. The grave services were conducted.
A fragmentary report notes two crappies weighing over a pound each caught by a young fisherman and a police officer on a Mo day at a park lake. The catch is described as among the largest in the lake.
Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Foust were set for Wednesday at Williams Funeral Home with details awaiting confirmation. The notice indicates a graveside service and burial to follow likely in the local cemetery.
Leonard, 13, of Montromery, seriously injured two weeks ago when an automobile incident removed him from a hospital to Dr H C Wadsworth’s office. The picture shows the leg fracture and he was returned to hospital care.
A Pride patient returned home after a short hospital visit. The note mentions Motta and Williams Peohuaakee in relation to the care, but details are unclear. The text shows fragmented references to timing and a positive reference to the patient’s condition.
In Dayiesy County the carpenter RNED E Roy and infant were discharged from the hospital this afternoon and returned to their home following recent medical care.
Mrs Odus Wilson of WN E was moved to the hospital wing after an unspecified condition noted in the report. The brief notice lists her as a hospital patient with no further details on location or diagnosis.
Carrico of Cannelburg is listed as a patient at the local hospital and has returned home after several days of treatment. The report notes she is regained strength and hopes to resume daily activities soon.
Feb 28 dispatch from Lingyuan says Japanese forces drive along the front toward Lingyuan to break Chinese lines around Chengtehfu. Reports describe heavy bombardment, a whee-like assault, and refugees moving toward safety as Japanese aim to seize Lingyuan and press toward Jehol city. Guerilla losses reported in Manchuria as operations continue amid drifting dust storms and supply wagon movements.
Mrs Lerner Pijzabetle lan Freeman 62, wife of John Freeman of Veale township, died after a long illness. Born in Orange County, she lived most of her life near Hull Church. Survived by one daughter Winnie Noblitt of Robinson, three Freeman children, and three brothers Fitch, Grover Fitch, and Frank. Husband from a first marriage also survives. Funeral arrangements pending.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim M Nutt predicts passage of a bill awaiting Governor signature. Text shows garbled phrases about repeal, enforcement act, and London mention. No clear people beyond M Nutt and Governor.
Washington considers postponing the municipal election to coincide with the congressional vote. Governor McNutt notes potential savings of 500000 for the election and an additional 800000 if voter registration is kept separate, arguing the move reduces overall costs.
Hyde Park February 28 President elect Roosevelt named Senator Rheied J Walsh to the new steel portfolio in the Hew Cabinet. Walsh becomes a key administrator in Roosevelt's economic reform push and will oversee steel industry policy and industrial recovery efforts.
Parmer H. Dyal, 71, farmer of Van Buren Township, died Monday afternoon of cerebral hemorrhage in Ohio. He was born to Evan C. and Leah Dyal and survived by his widow, three daughters Verda Ketcham, and sisters Mrs. Battie Manion, Mrs. Casey, and others. The family lived in Vermilion County most of his life.
fragmented notes report medical staff optimistic yet cautious about Mayor Anton J. Cermak’s ongoing battle after exposure to oxygen therapy and a new apparatus from York and Chicago. doctors say another 24 hours could prove crucial as teams coordinate with Logansport and Daviess County officials amid transportation of a large shipment of pistols and knights.
A local council gathered for a brief session tonight to discuss important neighborhood matters. Officials reviewed a street project near Eighth Street and a plan affecting Mayer IM and Ture Mat, with decisions anticipated at the next meeting.
In Sullivan Indiana a fight aimed at blocking a farm mortgage led to a second death as Oral Reed y Hymera died in Terre Haute hospital. His father Andy Reedys 55 also died last week after injuries from the clash with six farmers. Police filed murder charges against six Hymera men as Rex Bridwell warned additional counts may follow.
The Daviess County Tomato Growers Association met at the courthouse Monday afternoon and ratified their constitution and by laws. Attendees included officers and representatives from Washington and Bastaan, with Wm Himburg and Wm Sullivan noted among those present.
William Patterson of Loogootee was named highway superintendent of Martin County by the commissioners at a recent meeting. He succeeds former longtime superintendent James Dunlap of Shoals who had served for many years.
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