Steele Township Convention and Williams reunion noted
The Steele Township convention with acting chair John Gilliatt is set for Sunday July 6 1925 at 2:30 PM at the Brethren church. The program includes Zion A. B. School offerings and officers elected led by President Dod Williams and Secretary Mrs Pearl M Lever. A Williams reunion follows in Washington public schools lore with many attendees listed and former president Mrs Mattie Herndon praised for her yearlong efforts. The Day Chapter DAR held a meeting at Miss Jeanette Dilley’s home and next gathering planned at Miss Edith Allen’s in August.
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John Gilliatt
Steele Township
U Brethren — Church
Dod Williams
Washington
Pearl M. Leter
Plainville
D. J. Myers
Myers
S. E. Myers
Allegra
Pearl
Ellen
Seth Myers
Mary
Ted
Tomey
Loella
Samtoro
Bobbie
Bonnie Monzel
Jark Davie
Hart Larb
Aero Wells
Gladys
John
Rolly Long
Ida Baker
Elva
Fank
Homer
Chi
Wilma Jean
Max
Ed “Williams
Frank
Charles
Ethel
Frances
Ed Williams
Mabel Paul
Vera Williams
Slater
Flossie
Annabelle Gilchrist
Harry Egand
Betty Jane
John Williams
Mabel Teepuhelara
Etta
Annabelle
Ida Williams
Lewis Aikman
Charley
Ellis
James Hoze
Clara Bell
Lenora
Marvin
Boyd
Robert Williams
Mattie Herndon
Ackerman
Jeanette Dilley
Harriet Acker
Pes
Iin Chenoweth
Ei Sunpass
Jeannette Dilley
Ian Brooks
Miss Oppelt
George B. Stokes
W. D. Allen
Flora Alexander
Edith Allen
Emory guests at party hosted by George Kiutey
Elnora Guest and George Canady of Emory attended a social gathering hosted at the Kiutey home. The event showcased local residents and featured casual conversation and hospitality among neighbors.
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Elnora
George Canady
Emory
George Kiutey
Sebring Opera Club Attends Pie Ces Commercial
The Sebring Opera Club met Monday night to attend Robin Hood at the Ta uqua pow wow in Vincennes. Forty people gathered as the club contemplates staging the opera in early autumn and has secured musical bore. Mrs. Sebting and son Paul are visiting Washington attending the Mutual Morgan chautauqua.
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Sebring ‘Club
Seeries Opera Club
Princeton
Vincennes
Aang Club
Sebting
Paul
Washington
Mutual Morgan Chautauqua
Picnic Along River Draws Local Family Guests
A Sunday river picnic near the ks drew members of the Goatee family including Mrs Jennie Goatee and her kin. Attending were Mr and Mrs Iph Goatee Mr and Mrs Everette Spaulding and their children plus Mr Alvin Demiaroen and daughter Kathryn Mr Power Jones and daughter Boreser as well as William Ottis Gootee.
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Martin Unity Tribune
Jennie Goatee
Iph Goatee
Everette Spaulding
Mooreel -Amd
Alvin Demiaroen
Kathryn
Power Jones
Boreser
Gootee
Wiliam Ottis
Williams Family Reunion at the Park Sunday
The annual Archibald Williams reunion was held at the park on Sunday June 28 with many relatives present. Two distant members were absent due to death, W. R. Baker of Odon and Mrs. R. H. Lester. A noon dinner featured fried chicken and other dishes.
Church Will Be 1d At 11
A fragment indicates a church event set for eleven with unspecified date. The note mentions a service or meeting but lacks clear details or names. Further readable text would clarify church name, location, and exact time.
Former Resident Mary Lois Shirley Marries Fred Jay Byers
Miss Mary Wright announces the marriage of her daughter Mary Lois to Mr Fred Jay Byers on Wednesday July 1 1926 in Kokomo Indiana. They will reside after September 15 at 224 Kingston Road Kokomo. The bride, formerly a Washington resident, moved to Kokomo three years ago where she has served as music supervisor with assistants and as director at Friends Church in Kokomo.
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Washington
Koomio
Ind
Ehureh N Kokomo
Byers
Community Event At Noon Service And Quarterly Meeting
A church invites all to a Sunday noon service followed by preaching baptizing and election of officers. A quarterly meeting will be held with all welcome. C P Murt is the pastor.
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P. Murt
Bridge Club Outing From Trinity Springs
Members of a bridge club with their children enjoyed a day trip to Trinity Springs. The group departed this morning and returned by noon. They found delicious eats at the noon hour and enjoyed various amusements at Trinity. Participants included George Krempp and daughters Dolly and Bernice. Mrs J P H son and John. Mrs Will Lar daughter Eileen. Mrs Lowk and children Ruth Reba Anna Regina and Bobby. Mrs Joe Gill. Mrs Henry Kramer and daughter Catherine. Mrs Frank Kramer and Miss Margaret Sinnott.
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Ting
Trinitye
Trinity Springs
Trinity
iGeorge Krempp
Dolly
Bernice
John
Will Lar
Eileen
Lowk
Ruth
Reba Anna
Regina
Bobby
Joe Gill
Henry Kramer
Catherine
Frank Kramer
Margaret Sinnott
Rotary Club Honors Veterans At July Fourth Luncheon
Rotary Club hosted a patriotic luncheon at the Elks Home with World War I veterans in uniform escorted by GA R members from the courthouse post room. Rev. S. L. Martin delivered a national observance address.
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Rotary Club
Elks
GA. R
Court House
Missionary Society and Euchre Club Gather for Meetings
Local M E Missionary society met at the First M E Church for regular business and a program including readings, songs, and a Christmas leaflet. The Sugarland MAE church Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met at Mrs William Carroll's home with devotions readings and a lesson titled A Summer Christmas Party.
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M. E
Woman's Foreign Missionary ‘Society of the First
M. E. ¢Urch
Laura
Ruth Marie
Bert
Mission Station
Mary Wright
Sugarland Missionary Anciety
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Sugarland Mae
William Carroll
Weday
Mary Keith
William McCullough
Carroll
Oe If
Entertaining Six O'Clock Dinner By Alten Couple
Mr and Mrs ac R Alten hosted a six o clock dinner at their home on South East Thirteenth Street Wednesday evening. Guests included Ira Tomey of Montrose Colorado Samantha Tomey of Elnora Ed O Connor and son Junior of Memphis Tennessee Hervey Tomey of Elnora and Carl Grow with daughters Ruth and Bonnie of the city. The dinner was enjoyed with conversation and music.
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Ac R. Alten
South East Thirteenth Street
Ira Tomey
Montrose
Colo
Samantha Tomey
Elnora
Ed O’connor
Memphis
Tenn
Hervey Tomey
Carl Grow
Fifth Ward Sewing Circle Meets This Week
The Fifth Ward Sewing Circle will hold a meeting this week. Members gather to discuss plans and share projects in the community room.
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Fifth Ward Sewing Circle
Crowded Social Roundup From Martin County Tribune
Local snips report visits and travels of Anna and Catherine Coyle Earl McCafferty and others, with relatives in Vincennes Decatur and Shoals. Residents attend Washington trips view Montgomery fire remains and shop in Terre Haute Indianapolis and Philadelphia as guests of friends and kin.
June marriages and divorces filed in the month
The county reports 22 June brides this year and 26 last June. A local columnist notes June may be losing its appeal for weddings and could become a month of divorces if trends continue. Thirteen divorce complaints were filed, three by husbands and ten by wives.
Miners Strike at Princeton Over Wage Scale
Princeton July 2 Miners at the King station of Deep Vein Coal went on strike over a wage dispute. Local officials say the contract requires hand loading paid by the ton and the company has refused to comply. The company cites objections to mechanical loading machines. One hundred four men are employed, all working on mine development.
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Princeton
King Station
Compan
The Mine Hopes to Lead in Future Production
A mine described as likely to become the country’s largest producing operation within a few years is highlighted as a major forthcoming industrial site.
Sunday School and Services Notice for Local Church
The bulletin invites all to Sunday School at 9 45 and welcomes Rev Paul M Sayer as preacher again this Sunday. A union prayer service and preaching at the church are announced with Walter White listed as superintendent inviting broad attendance.
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Paul M. Sayer
Lang Eg
P. U
Gris
Walter White
Baker Corrects Fire Report About Automobile Loss
M C Bussard owner of the destroyed Montgomery bakery calls attention to an error in The Democrat's fire account He states his automobile was not destroyed as the paper reported The remark appears amid brief notes and a fragmentary column about the blaze and local responses.
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M. C.bussard
Montgomery
Democrat
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