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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1939

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Death Notices for Mrs Esther Potts Whyatt Los Angeles

Word of the death reaches from Los Angeles California for Mrs Esther Potts Whyatt born March 1919 in Winona daughter of Paris and Lula Potts formerly of Washington. Her father died in 1926 in Madison Wisconsin. She married September 4 1936 to William Whyatt of Los Angeles. Survived by husband her mother a brother Paul and other relatives in this city.

Esther Potts Whyatt Los Angeles Cal Windaughter Paris Lula (Gregory) Potts Washington Madison Wis William&. Whyatt Paul

Truck Driver Injured After Wreck Near Church

Merle Bailey of Kansas Til drove a ton and a half truck that veered off Route 50 east of the church around 11 45 p m while lighting a cigarette. The vehicle struck a culvert, tipped over, and the cab was demolished. Bailey suffered minor bruises and scratches to face arms and legs.

Merle Bailey Kansas Til

Kempf Adds Leonard Refrigerator Line to Store

Kempf Electric Co introduces the Leonard refrigerator line. Leonard has served millions of homes for 58 years across three generations. Features include glacier sealed unit ice trays an extra large vegetable bin freon refrigerant and simple home use.

Kempf Electric Co Leonard Refrigerator Leonard

Charles Veale Jr Loses Left Eye in Toy Plane Accident

Charles Veale Jr five year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Veale of this city lost his left eye Monday afternoon while playing with a toy airplane. The older brother threw the plane into the air a strong wind hurled it into the boy’s eye. He was taken to Indianapolis where doctors decided to remove the eye.

Charles Veale, Jr Charles Veale Indianapolis

Doll Show for Kiddies at Recreation Ground

A doll show will be held Friday evening at the recreation ground on 17th and Vincennes avenue. All children are invited to enter their dolls with prizes awarded for top entries.

Vincennes Avenue

Burress Buys 98 Fine Cattle Near Hindostan

Loogootee Indiana July 27 Dr B O Burress of Washington unloaded 49 white face cattle and 49 calves from the B and O car here last Friday morning. The cows and calves were taken to the doctor's farm near Hindostan where they will be quartered.

Loogootee Ind B. O. Burress Washington Hindostan

Baseball scores and postponements across leagues

Summary of American and National League results including Trout Masterson Rigney Rich and Postponed rain games. Specific box scores show Chicago and Philadelphia matches with runners and pitching notes, plus late figures from Pitt Brk CHL and Cen Derringer.

ST. L

Sugarland Community Builds Church and continues faith

In Sugarland a group of Christians united to erect a church, choosing a site funded by the late Charles Allen and bricks from the Brown Brothers. The building committee included Samuel Lucas and Ww. D. Allen. Pastors and council members are listed with years from 1890 to 1936, noting parsonages at Maysville and Washington and a ministry period led by P. S. May. The article closes with a call to revive the community’s faith and attendance.

Sugarland Charles Allen Brown Brothers Samuel Lucas D. Allen Alex Byrd Vt. Alexander Paslave J. Smith C. A. Ward F. T. Jon F. S. Burns Wm. E. Hogan L. B. Johnson J. B. Robinette P. 8

Elijah McGuire Taken By Death At 72

Eli jah McGuire 72 longtime Bogard farmer died after a yearlong illness at Daviess county hospital at 8 pm Funeral services set for Friday at 2 30 pm at Epsom Methodist church with burial in Walnut Hill cemetery Odon Huette Poindexter Sons handled arrangements McGuire born Bogard near November 1866 married Emma J Pon August 2 1894 Mrs McGuire survives

Epsom Ind Elijah Uire Bogard Daviess County Hospital Epsom Methodist Church Walnut Hill Cemetery Odon Huette Poindexter & Sons Mr. McGuire Emma J. Pon McGuire

Miss Wilma Allen to Appear Here

Miss Wilma Allen, gaining fame on Indianapolis radio stations with her renditions, has been booked for a appearance here. The article notes her rising national reach and upcoming local engagement.

Wilma Allen Wilma Allén Indianapolis

Bicycle Safety Club Meet At City Hall Tonight

A Bicycle Safety Club meeting is set for tonight at 7 20 at the city hall. The event invites all girls and boys aged 6 to 27 to attend.

Bicycle Safety Club

Triplet Calves Born At Newberry Farm Attract Curious Crowd

On Friday July 14 at C. W. Wolford's Newberry outskirts farm a Jersey cow named Blackie birthed triplet calves two heifers and one red bull. The event, rare in Davies county, follows a prior twin birth from Blackie over ten years. The calves will be hand raised with extra milk from another cow. Mr Wolford, Newberry postmaster, reports many visitors and pride in his valuable animal.

Wolford Newberry Greene County Black Jersey Co Fife C. W. Wolford Blackie Jersey Senearde Davies County Elnora Weldfords

Lewis Attacks Garner as Labor Foe in House Hearing

John L. Lewis of the CIO denounced Vice President Garner as a poker playing whisky drinking evil old man in a fierce remark before the house labor committee. He said he would oppose Garner’s presidential bid and attacked Republicans and conservative Democrats as renegades in the wage and hours debate. He also criticized wage and hours chief Elmer F. Andrews and mockingly linked the Amalgamated Association of Porch Climbers and Sneak Thieves to proposed amendments revealing broad, hostile rhetoric toward labor interests.

Whington House Labor Committee John L. Lewis John N. Garner SD Lewis Garner Lewis C. I Aaseail Garner United States Senate Labor Labor Committee House Elmer F. Andrews Andrews Congress

Band Concert Friday Night At Virginia Hall

A brief band program lists March-Greenway Richards and Waldteufel The Waltz with piano solo, cornet and polka selections by Goldman Joyce. Virginia Hall hosts junior band members Glagye and Arndt with alto saxophone, accompaniment by Read.

Greenway+Richards Waldteufel Ro Read Cornet Goldman Joyce Virginia Hall Accom Ola— Arndt Junior Glagye

Hospital Notes Report of Local Surgeries and Admissions

Master Jackie Diekman from Oak Town underwent a minor operation yesterday afternoon. Mrs Clara Hunter of Plainville had a major operation this morning. Master Walkie Harshaw of Shoals had a major operation this morning. George W Stringer of Shoals Route 2 was admitted for medical treatment today. Master Victor Harris of Plainville had a minor operation.

Jackie Diekman Oaktown Clara Hunter Plainville Walkie Harshaw Shoals George W. Stringer Shoals R. R. 2 Victor Harris

Ralph Hastings Describes Six Week Western Trip

Ralph Hastings gave an engaging talk at the Rotary about a six week journey to the western coast, reporting on experiences and observations from the trip and noting he returned Tuesday.

Ralph Hastings The Rotary

Michael O'Connor and Betty Watson Page Details

Michael O'Connor age 25 a teacher of Montgomery son of John O Connor and Betty Watson age 20 of Mont daughter of Fred Watson are noted. The fragment provides names ages and parentage without final context or event. The readable text indicates two individuals likely linked by a notice but lacks event type or location.

Michael O'Connor Montgomery John O'Connor Betty Watson Mont Fred Watson

Farm Bureau Picnic Draws Large Daviess County Crowd

Daviess County Farm Bureau members families and guests gathered at Eastside Park for an annual picnic and program. The afternoon featured a picnic dinner at noon contests for men and women and ended with an address by the Indiana Farm Bureau treasurer.

Daviess County Farm Bureau Eastside Park Indiana Farm Bureau Organization

Kiwanians and Guests Dine at Glendale Meeting

Washington Kiwanians and nearly 70 guests traveled to Glendale High School for the weekly club meeting. A fried chicken supper was served by Harrison Township Community Club ladies, followed by an entertainment program. Members introduced themselves and guests as initiation night for new members was announced for next week.

Washington Kiwanians Glendale High School Harrison Township Community Club

Engineer For Gov't On Stand In Levee Hearing Here Today

Loogootee Indiana July 27 a Friday night game featured the Holy Name team managed by Father Bernard Gootee. The contest against Coca Colas of Loogootee drew strong expectations as Loogootee softball fans anticipate a real treat from two noted teams in southern Indiana.

Gov't. On Loogootee Ind Aie Ae Loogootée Bernard Gootee Holy Name Indiana

U.S. strikes second blow at Japan in gold move

Secretary Morgenthau announced a thorough scrutiny of Tokyo's gold and silver shipments to the United States, a swift follow up to Hull's warning of abrogation of reciprocity and the end of free silver imports. The treasury department acts immediately to probe fiscal dealings with Japan amid ongoing wartime tension.

Washington INS United States Japan

White River Unit No 8 levee project court testimony details

The new commissioners report for White River Unit No 8 outlines farm damages and benefits to be assessed, with exemptions for remonstrators. Mr Kurrasch testified as the likely sole witness while the court noted exhibit designations labeling past flood levels and levee construction timing.

White River Unit Kurrasch Ae Ee

Hopeful Sign in London on Japan Treaty Denunciation

London reports indicate U S denunciation of its treaty with Japan renews tensions in the Far East. Unofficial sources suggest Secretary Cordell Hull’s move may bolster China’s stand against Japan and shift regional dynamics.

London United States Cordell Hull China Japan

Japan calls Roosevelt trade treaty denunciation regrettable

Tokio reports the Japanese government deems Roosevelt’s denunciation of the 1911 Japan American trade treaty regrettable while accusing political motives rather than economic ones behind the move. The statement, issued today, frames the dispute as non economic in aim.

Tokio INS Roosevelt

Move to Bring Man to Trial Reports Kidnap Murder Case

Chicago July 27 government machinery to 39-year-old Jack Russell Oklahoma state penitentiary convict filing for the kidnapping murder of William Hamilton follows the desperado’s confession of the crime.

Chicago INS Jack Russell Oklahesma State Penitentiary Hamilton

Senior Scout Camp Opens at White River Council Camp

The senior scout work camp will run three sessions at Mar tin county's White River Council camp. Dates move from July 23 30 due to delays with the lodge. new periods are August 6 13 and August 13 20. Fees were set at 5.00 to 5.50 per week depending on troop size with options for self‑furnished meals and equipment. Scouts will participate in a water program approved by the U S Department of A for use of the government lake.

White River Martin County Harry Dowell U. S. Dept. of A Government Lake

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Kempf Masterson Rigney Rich Zoe BOS MacFayden Derringer Methodist Church Eliah M’guire Jerny J. N. Garner Trip West Farm Bureau Glendale Community Club Jeffersonville U.S New Scout Camp Linda Storm
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