21 Jan 1935
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1935
Page
1
An early notice outlines a local theatre event with performances at 3 jana theatre. It mentions a production team, a dancing number, and an attractive program. Tickets are available at a pharmacy in town. The text is fragmentary but indicates entertainment and scheduling details.
The narration centers on Bruno Hauptmann and the Lindbergh ransom saga. Testimony ties Hauptmann to the kidnapping plot and ransom payment of $50,000, with Ed F. Morton and William E. Frank offering financial and stock market context. Jury evidence displays complex financial links, including brokerage accounts and losses totaling over $44,000. The proceedings unfold in New York with government accountants outlining patterns surrounding Hauptmann and associated actors.
Ripe pd Reahag representative re Brat r Ameria , all veterans.
A Dubois circuit court jury returned a verdict late Saturday in a case involving Harne Walter Sullivan while Ford and an associated parole violation case drew attention. A separate charge saw a paroled felon detained in Vincennes for stealing a coat from a church lobby, with possible return to custody to resume his sentence.
County council schedules a 10 o clock meeting next Monday at the courthouse to consider an ordinance authorizing a $380 payment and addressing year long relief funds amid ongoing discussions of outstanding claims and fund management.
The Bloomington River Council hosts an annual meeting where local scouts receive Eagle Scout badges. Attending from Washington were notable figures including Brooks, Royce, Pherson, and Mrs. Carl Voll, among others, recognizing long service in the movement.
A raid near Jeffersonville targeted a resort and night club run by the Greyrhound group. Twelve employees were injured and hundreds of dollars in equipment seized including machines and tables. Indiana state police, led by safety director All Feeney, conducted the operation and confiscations followed orders.
Two dozen Barred Rocks and Rhode Island Reds were taken Friday night from a hen house at Mrs. Vance’s home in South Was. Sheriff Ed Rankin said authorities are investigating to locate where the chickens are being moved for local dealers.
Announcement stated that Knights of Columbus will exemplify the first degree at a group meeting Tuesday at a specific hour. A formal meal followed by an oyster stew for candidates. A large attendance was expected from the members and committee.
Mrs M Evilly is seriously ill at home with influenza. She has been ill since the seventh of last week and today was reported no better. The three children, Reba and Annette, who have also been ill with the flu, show greatly improved conditions.
George Scudder of Weed tore street Ren ORR Daviess county reports returning home from recent operations. Local officials note his recovery follows medical procedures conducted recently.
Funeral services for Mrs. Helen Francis Walters, 75, of Vincennes, were conducted this morning with burial at John's Cemetery. Sister De an William Healy of W top attended. the ceremony followed the funeral at the local church.
Ralph Sawyer of Pil was arrested on charges of public intoxication. He appeared before Mayor L. McPherson, pleaded guilty, and paid a local fine of 4d and.
Alan Temington involved in a money inquiry tied to Col Charles A Lindbergh claims. Auditors face questions over nearly fifty thousand dollars and a thirty month period, with the New Jersey authorities to assert the funds originated from the Lindbergh circle. Hauptmann and Ann Schoeffler are mentioned in the audit context.
The court indicates no ruling on the God clause will be rendered before February 4 at the earliest. The delay leaves the issue pending as judges review arguments and settle procedural questions in the case.
Fragmentary OCR reads like garbled text possibly noting years and phrases. No clear event person or organization is readable to form a credible summary with named entities or a complete notice.
A civil action filed over a road collision seeks damages totaling 15000 dollars. The plaintiff names Clarkg Bedfor, John Al Hies of Plainville as defendants or involved parties in the incident of the year. The suit claims injuries and property damage from the wreck.
An issue in Day Martin and Pike counties announces a semi annual Democrat sale by merchants. The plan outlines that merchants may advertise discounts, including dollar reductions on various goods, to encourage shoppers and boost local commerce this week.
Western Union announced it will use 1 00 percent of 25 cent birthday greetings to support the birthday ball committee. Each community will receive credit and the drive aims to aid the fight against illness through a national birthday greeting program.
Former Daviess county deputy Ol Myers is reported to have suffered a paralytic stroke and is confined to his home on the Troy road today. Sheriff Huon is said to be handling the situation.
A damaged OCR note reports the new semester starting today in Washington schools. It mentions changes implemented by promoted personnel and hints at class reorganizations, though the fragmentary text limits details of the schedule or specific schools involved.
Spanish War veterans plan a meeting this evening to discuss group affairs and upcoming activities. Local officials urge attendance and note the event will be held at the veterans hall with potential speakers.
A 1932 to 1933 oil contract dispute outlines a flat price bid including resem per gal and wholesale rates. It notes 4 cents per gallon owed, a $100 cash rental, and a five sided bid with Road Fund authorization questioned, signed by LIAM FIFGIBBON.
The announcement outlines the General Agent Ball planned for the 30th at Paul G. 0 chairman and a publicity committee. It lists appointments including Dot as treasurer, Dot the b conservation, and Kiwanis representatives Palmer and Baglett with Dorothy Ross and Thelma McCord in Delta roles for Gaylord and Ro- Dorothy Ross roles. The event involves Tota Xi and Delta groups with Thelma McCord cited.
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