Portland death of Lydia E. Davis 82 former Washington resident
Mrs Lydia E Davis 82 formerly of Washington died yesterday at her Portland Oregon home. The body will return to Washington probably Monday for funeral services to be announced Elwood Wilponer in charge. Surviving children include W H Davis Veale township A E Davis Portland and Mrs Vera Risley Rickford Tl Thirteen other relatives noted The funeral will be at 10 am at ES cemetery with the body arriving noon Monday and the Williams Funeral Home handling arrangements friends may call to pay respects.
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Lydia E. Davis
Washington
Portland
Ore
Elwood ‘Wilponer
Davis
Ayghan Davis
John
Aikman’s Creek
Search Intensified For Four Bank Robbery Suspects
Oakland City Ind January 27 state police today intensified search for four bandits who robbed the State Bank at Mackey Princeton yesterday. Hayden 29 of City and Lemme 65 cashier Victor Sgmme were identified, other two suspects fled toward Mackey. Hayden denied knowledge, saying he was helping Charles Young. investigators continued stakeout for the remaining pair and seized clues along the route.
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Oakland City
Ind
Mack R
Princeton
Jami of
Hayden
City
Lemme
Mackey
Charles Young
Oakland
Hagyden
Garment Workers Object to Move
At a Washington meeting of Garment Workers Union No. 239 members received an explanation of the NLRA trial examiner's intermediate decision from Chicago. Miss Madge King international organizer filed exceptions in Chicago against extra time given to Reliance Mfg Co for filing exceptions to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garment Worke Union
No. 239
Washington
N.L.R.B
Chicago
Madge King
Reliance Mfg. Co
Suit Over $45 Property Damages Filed in Circuit Court
C. E. Pruitt sues Walter Ziegler for $45 damages alleging a house trailer parked in Ziegler's garage was damaged while stored there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
C. E. Pruitt
Walter Ziegler
Ziegler
Joe Ward Fined in City Court
Joe Ward, a local young man, was fined one dollar and costs in city court and given a 90 day suspended penal farm sentence after pleading guilty to intoxication charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ward
Dr Waggoner Dies Suddenly In Osining New York
Dr W C Waggoner 57 son of Mrs M B Waggoner of East Main Street died suddenly at his Osining New York home today. He was born in Washington and educated at W H S class of 1899 and Miami Medical College Cincinnati. Funeral Sunday in New York with sister Mrs Chas Wildridge and Mrs George Vance attending. Survived by mother and sister in city and brothers G H Waggoner Bremerton M rs George Purdum Ludlow M rs W A Branhall Miami Okla and M D Weggoner Kansas City plus widow.
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W. C. Waggoner
M. B. ‘Waggoner
East Main Street
Ossining
N. Y
Waggoner
Washington
W.hs
Miami Medical College
Cincinnati
New York
Chas. O. Wildridge
S. E. Eleventh Street
George Vance
Miami, Okla
M. D. Weggoner
Kansas City, Mo
Drastic Franco Decrees In Barcelona After Capture
General Francisco Franco proclaimed martial law in Barcelona after insurrectionist forces captured Badalona. The decree calls for summary executions of murderers and hosts of opposition, internment in concentration camps, immediate surrender of arms, and nullification of prior government decrees. The Auditoria military court oversees justice, with potential court martial or civil trials, as Franco demands total collaboration for restoration.
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Barcelona
INS
Francisco Franco
Badalona
Catalonia
Franco
Eral Eladio Alvaras Arenes
Davila
Auditoria
Eva M. Porter Dies in Wayne Michigan
Eva May Porter 66 formerly of Loogootee Ind died yesterday in Wayne Michigan while visiting her daughter Mrs Charles Porter. She spent most of her life in the Loogootee community and is survived by two sons one in Evansville and one in California. The Evansville son is Robert Porter.
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Loogootee
Ind
Eva May Porter
Wayne, Mich
Charles
Porter
Loogochee
Deating
Evand
California
Evansville
Robert Port
Pruitt vs Zeigler Legal Case Details
Fragmentary notice shows E Pruitt against Walter Zeigler in a damages action. Philip Wal l 4 ee Se for plaintiff. Venue indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Pruitt
Walter Zeigler
Philip Wall
Roosevelt Faces First Major Defeat in Senate
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt's plea for 875 million dollars to extend the WPA relief program was rejected 37 to 46 by the Senate. The vote split along party lines with Democrats, Republicans, and independents voting across the spectrum while the McKellar amendment to boost funding failed.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
House
McKellar
armer-Labor
Renat Ie van Nuys
Indiana
Amendmet
Seator Minton
Vesper Hour Concert Slated This Sunday Afternoon
A Washington area Vesper Hour program will be held this Sunday at 3 00 p m featuring two guest soloists Jer me Fongerousse and Edwin Schwartz with Marjorie Grim and Mildred in support The event includes violin piano solos tenor solos and a soap carving exhibit from grade school children followed by Vesper Hour music and songs with local school choirs and guest performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jeréme Fongerousse
Petersburg
Fongerousse
Indiana State Teachers College
Terre Haute
Marjorie Grim
Cincinnati ‘College of Music
Albino Corno
Edwin Schwartz
Huntingburg
Schwartz
Indiana
Schwartz Tas
Mardhngton School
Lehora Graham
P T A Brings Barn Dance Group to Local Event
The P T A announces a Barn Dance show on Saturday night broadcast on WLW featuring Ford and the Coon Creek Girls Band. The performance will be at the community hall and is sponsored to gain public support for the event.
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WLW
Cinnati
Tea Ford
Coon Creek
Community Caesium
P.T.A
Washington Speech and Hearing Clinic Opens Next Week
Plans have been completed for a Washington speech and hearing clinic to be held next week under Psi Iota Xi at Indiana University. Dr Robt Milisen of IU and Supt Clyde Parker oversee, with 2000 city pupils slated for examinations, reports kept in school records, and free exams for public and parochial students from third grade up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pei Iota Xi
Indiarra University Clinic
Clyde Parker
Psi Ote Sorority
Robt. Milisen
I. U
Parker
West End
Durtbar
South Side
St. Marys
St. Simons
St. Sin
West Street
Warren Gati
JL U
Blaze destroys dwelling in Mitchell. two flee for safety
In Mitchell on a cold Sunday a fire blamed on a defective flue destroyed the Nichols home, a five room house owned by Fred Stain. The blaze spread to Claud Wiggieton’s nearby roof. Nichols valued his insured contents at 1500 dollars. the loss figure is 2000 dollars.
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Mitchell
Art Nicholsign
Claud
Wiggieton
Fred Stain
Nicholson
Hospital notes on major operations and wind tunnel claim
Mrs. Marionites Shoals RFD 2 underwent a major operation yesterday afternoon. Miss Anna Lou Johnson of 306 N. W. 11th street submitted to a major operation this afternoon. A 2000 horsepower motor capable of winds up to 400 miles an hour has been erected. Temperatures up to 200 degrees Fahrenheit are expected to develop in the wind tunnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marionites
Anna Blair 81 dies in Lawrenceville after illness
Anna Blair an 81 year old artist and teacher died at her home in Lawrenceville Illinois after a six week illness linked to a broken arm and age. She taught art painting and geology astronomy and taught in Flora Louisville Charleston and El Paso schools. Her work and that of her students was exhibited at national institutes and she left reminiscences of the War. Burial is planned in Flora Indiana.
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Anna Blair
Lawrenceville
Bhair
E Gee
Ming B R
Flora
Louisville
Tee
Charleston
Illinois
el Paso
Texas
Blair
Port Wwog County
Indiana
Mary E. Haga Taken by Death in Shoals
Mary E. Haga died late Thursday in Shoals after a monthlong illness. She was values, married to L. D. Haga who preceded her in death. Surviving are relatives in Lafayette and Thomas County, including a son and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending with local services to follow.
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Mary E. Haga
Lafayette
Digan
Thomas
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