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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1925

Page

5

Sunday Morning Church Meet Near Trinity Springs Event

First Christian church plans a 7 a m Sunday service at the Colo Neh area, followed by a trip to Trinity Springs. Saints Festival preparations noted with community picnic plans and All Saints observances. Elnora Camp Fire Girls head to Noblesville for a state camp, with escorts and guardians listed. Participants include Ruth Eek, Marjorie Payne, Clara Dillon, Ann Catherine Stalcup, Sue Dillon, Dorothy Caress, Ruth Payne. Birthday party details for John Lee noted with games, cream cake served.

Trinity Neaet Thie First Christian Church Colo Neh Trinity Springs Elnora Noblesville William Payne R. Stalcup Guarian Edna Nip Ruth ‘Eek Marjorie. Payne Clara Dillon Ann Catherine ‘Sinicup Sue Dillon Dorothy Caress Ruth Payne John Lee Charles Williams Street Arthur Greenwood Acyl “Williams Walter Clark Edgar Lee Jerry Waller Kee White

Graceful Sleeves Featured in Local Society News

Mrs William Brown of Rincre and Mrs A O Bowlar of Odell visited here Friday. Webber and Miss Burch planned a Bloomingtion trip. Max Reel of Vingernes came on business. Akron trip taken by W Ackman to visit daughter. Barbara and family visiting in Bicknell. Nelle Ford returned to Goshen after visiting her parents in Edwardsport road. Hazel Feagans and Miss Kla les of Washington visited the Feagans home.

A. O) Bowlar Odell Miss Nelle , Ford Goshen Mrs William Ford Edwardsport Road

Shoes to Match the Season in Vivid Pastels and Suede

The United Press notes a fashion surge in colored shoes matching streetwear and dresses. Pastel suedes in chamois beige blond greens and navies lead, with patent accents and reptile skins as trim. Cuban heels dominate while shorter slides fade.

United Pree New York

Prize awards in euchre party by Auxiliary to Stes

The text shows an Auxiliary euchre party awarding prizes. Names such as Henry and Mrs Herr raw appear alongside Miss Anna Sum. The fragmentary source indicates a social event with prizes given, though many letters are garbled.

Aubré Henry Gum Fae Herr Raw Anna Sum

Sewing Circle Hosts Kitchen Show and Bridge Party

Fifth ward ladies hosted a sewing circle kitchen show at Mrs Philander John’s home and held a two table bridge instructress in Hospital with Irene Zinkan as guest speaker. Guests enjoyed tea, garden flowers, music, and games with prizes. Mrs Read, Mrs Scudder, and Mildred Prea attended among others.

Fifth Ward Philander John W Eton Irene Zinkan di Fapolis Ebe Hesshoonh St. Wetnt’s Hospital Zinkan St. Vincent's Richard Read Louise Scudder Mildred Prea Ruth Scudder Morgan

Dawes Campaign Unease Shakes Dawes Senate Bid

Ishington July 18 The Dawes campaign against senate rules widens rift with Republicans as Dawes presses to change rules. Dawes seeks presidential nomination in 1928 if Coolidge does not run. Republican leaders fear losses in twenty two Senate races as dem and progressives unite to block administration. Concerns mount over strain with party allies and possible Coolidge criticism.

Coolidge Congress Ager Dawes Torake Haseen Senate Gargene White House Swamps Soo

Madras and velveteen styles dominate summer frocks

New York fashion notes describe two piece jumpers in crepe, tulle and georgette in pastel hues with matching hats. Long velveteen coats in green or rose are seen at Westchester clubs while beach pajama ensembles pair velveteen trousers with batiked upper sections. Bright colors prevail except for the black Bangkok hat and satin-checked undergarments appear in shops.

New York Westchester Hillmore Country Club

Untitled social note from Cosby area engagement

A brief social snippet notes Miss Flos sover daughter of L W Vai of 1700 McCormlick avenue and Cosby son of Mr and Mrs ay Gueby of 25 N E Tenth street plan marriage. Miss Vanover is a telephone operator and Cosby is an employee at B and O shops.

Miss Flossover L.W. Vaie McCormlick , Avenue Uhtes Cosby Ay Gueby N. E. Tenth Street Wei Miss Vanover Artel Me Cosby

Wilfred Centare Rescues Pipe Amid Lake Champlain Saga

Stranded by an anchor that failed to touch bottom, Wilfred Centare tipped into Lake Champlain. He clutched his pipe in his teeth and swam roughly a half mile to shore. His wife and three children watched from land as a briekee, for fear his swimming strength would fail. Centare landed the pipe safely.

Lake Champlain Wilfred Centare Centare

Saturday's Best Hadio Features Featured Acts and Times

The listing shows a schedule of music and performance acts including Geveland Chicago and Davenport venues with start times around 8:45 p.m. to 1 a.m. CST. It mentions Marie Paud as director and a string orchestra program by Robert’s. The station identifiers WHAM WLs and CHST indicate broadcast slots for the night.

Wee Burta O York Marie Paud W Wigten Geveland Wls Chicago Sip Mito Bard Chines wWoc Davenport Cst-Erobert’s String Orchestra Ash

Tornado Model Auto a Wonder Car in Indiana

Princeton Indiana July 1 Wallace living in Owensville drove to Pringen yesterday in the most battered model automobile ever seen. The new Ford touring car had just been paid off March 18 when a tornado tore the garage apart. The body was battered and torn, the engine undamaged, tires stood up while wheels collapsed. Wallace and his family escaped as the car rolled along the street in the storm’s aftermath.

Princeton Ind Wallace Owensvithe Pringen Tad Mr. Wallace

Sportsman Hides in Tree Platform in Dense Jungle

A sportsman in India uses a tree platform to hunt amid the dense jungle terrain. He remains stationed above ground as activities unfold in the wilderness.

India

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