Hayes Girl Hurt In Wreck Sunday Evening
Betty Hayes twelve daughter of E Hayes of North Merid street sustained facial injuries when her father's car collided with a machine driven by Anna Summers near Fourth and East Fourth streets Monday night. Both cars were damaged and police reported minor injuries to others involved.
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Washington
Betty Hayes
E. Hayes
North Merid Street
Fourth
East Fourth Atreet
Anna Summers
Edward Sport
Fourth Street
South Street
Hayes
West First
van Trees Streets
H. J. Birkley
Second Street
van Trees Street
Owrick Mosier
Cincinnati
Burkley
John Jerger
van Trees
Franklin Kell
Woolworth
Bloomington
Court of Honor for Washington Boy Scouts Tonight
A court of honor for Washington Boy Scouts will be held tonight in the courthouse court room. John W. Hastings will preside as all scouts and scout masters participate. About 200 merit badges will be awarded to various scouts who earned them. Troop No. 2 led by Dr. C. P. Seu will receive registration certificates. Rev. J. Edw. Murr, pastor of First Methodist, will address the group as the session begins at 7 o'clock. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Court House
John W. Hastings
C. P. Seu
J. Edw. Murr
Ie First Methodist Church
J W Mattingly Dies at 77 After Long Illness
James W Mattingly 77 longtime janitor of the local library died at his home 1196 Washington Ave from heart disease after several months of illness. Born December 45 1853 in Da views county he married Sarah B Clark in 1875 and leaves one son Henry B Mattingly plus two brothers Elisha Ezra and sister Mrs Laura Cole. Funeral at Veale Creek church Wednesday at 2 PM with Rev J Edward Murr. James Again Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Mattingly
Washington Avenue
Mr. Mattingly
Daviews County
James W
Mary (Berry) Mattingly
Kentucky
Sarah B. Clark
John R. Mattingly
Henry B. Mattingly
Elisha
Ezra Mattingly
Washington
Laura Cole
Oklahoma
Mattingly
Masonics
Veale Creek
J. Edward Murr
James
Banquet at St Simon Auditorium Honors Columbus Leaders
A Sunday banquet at St Simon Auditorium closed a day of activities for the Knights of Columbus. Speeches by T Harris, Hon Pay, and Mr. McNutt highlighted loyalty to United States government and active citizen participation. The crowd heard warnings about foreign influence and calls for a strong militia, ending with a chorus of America. The Deery district deputy and Indianapolis officials attended, with musical interludes by Mrs. Mary Sanford Flagg and violinist Bullock. The class of forty Knights initiated at K of C hall followed, naming members Zinkan, Weilan, Smith, Binghar, Walker, Krempp, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Simon Auditorium
Knigh Columbus
Ha T. Harris
Father Rotek
Mary's
Washington
Pay
Indiana Law
McNutt
Amerigs Lagion
United States
Wtty
Moscow
Hte
America
James ”. Deery
Grand Knigh Ho
Indiapolis
Indianapolis
K. of C. Hall
Deery
Mary Sanford Flagg
Thernord Bullock
Hong
Marry Harris U
Paul Ofer
C. Hall
Iph Zinkan
Mathias Weilan
Fred Smith
Joseph Binghar
Iph ‘Walker
Ray Krempp
Hugene Bordinett
Roy ’ Charles Gill
Joseph Reon Kiefer
As iLunder‘Wilson
Kitasis
Robbery at Filling Station Near South and Meridian
Thieves entered the Homeline Oi company filling station at South and Meridian, stealing several packages of gum and a machine. The break in was discovered Saturday morning by local police. the front door was found open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Meridian
Jess
Morning Sessions Only At St. Simon's
St Simons schools shift to morning classes for the remainder of the day with all sessions in the morning this week except Wednesday when no school is held due to a church picnic and a noon dismissal for Simon's boys and girls last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Simon’s
Simon’s
Fire Destroys Barn and Truck on Local Farm
A Saturday night fire at Mrs. Frank Osha’s farm, south of the city near Jefferson school, destroyed a large barn and a truck stored inside, plus three heating stoves and about 50 dollars in farm supplies. No stock or feed were lost. The blaze began around 8:20 PM and spread rapidly, with rain likely from a lightning strike. insurance covers part of the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Osha
Jefferson School
Local insurance man named paid secretary for Chamber of Commerce
Harry V. Hyatt, a local insurance man, was chosen today as paid secretary for the Chamber of Commerce. The group adopts the common plan of employing a secretary to handle many affairs, while Hyatt continues his insurance business and uses his knowledge of chamber operations from other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry V. Hyatt
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Hyatt
Chambers of Commerce
Dances Listed At Palace Of Sweets And Bureke Park
Advertisements in today's Democrat announce dances this week at the Palace of Sweets and at Bureke Park. The notices do not specify dates or times.
Requiem Mass Held for Local Catholic Child
A morning requiem mass was celebrated for an 8 year old at a Catholic church in Sonnee. The remains will be taken to Mary of the Wools for burial on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soneee
Mary-of-the- Wools
Armed Bandit Robs Street Car Motorman for $8.30
James Healy, city street car motorman, was held up on a late Saturday night by a masked bandit who boarded the car in overalls. The robber, armed with a revolver, demanded all cash Healy had collected, about $8.30, then fled before police could locate him. No passengers were aboard during the holdup and no description beyond tall, heavy man in overalls was obtained. Healy notified police from the Arlington Hotel after summoning help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Healy
Healy
Field Day Plans Near Graham Farms In City Area
Plans near completion for a field day meet to be held Wednesday at Graham Farms east of the city. Sponsored by St Simon schools, the event will feature athletic events for boys and girls along with a big picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Farms
I City
St. Simon Schools
Ruth Hill Hospitalized With Pneumonia Illness
Mrs. Ruth Hill, ill with pneumonia, was taken from her Harned Avenue home to 313 Mill Street yesterday. The Williams ambulance was called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hill
Harned Avenue
Mill Street
Williams
Otwell Man Dies After Hospital Stay
Melvin Gray of route one Otwell died at 3 58 oclock this morning at Davie County Hospital after an operation for a ruptured appendix. He had been a patient since May 27 and did not recover. Body sent to his home for burial preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Gray
Otwell
Daviess County Hospital
Mr. Gray
Mrs. Gus Wonders Returned to Home
Mrs. Gus Wonders of Véale township, once a hospital patient, was transported home by the Keller ambulance Saturday afternoon after several days in the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Gus Wonders
Gus’ Wonders
Véale Township
Keller
Review board members appointed in Davies county
John T Harris and Willard A Lucas, county citizens of opposite politics, were appointed this morning to the Davies county board of review by Judge Milto Hastings. They will serve a four year term with Rollie M Moren, auditor, John Sims, Josephswor, and B O Chattin, treasurer. The board will meet soon to hear and equalize all assessment sheets as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Harris
Willard A. Lucas
Daviews County
Daviess County
County Commission Decision on Business Allowances
A fragmented notice indicates county commissioners considering allowances for a business. The readable portions suggest the action will affect future economic support and policy, with reference to local governance and budgetary oversight.
Underwood Breaks Leg In Front Porch Accident
Underwood, living on North to Meridian Street, slipped while entering her house Saturday evening and fractured the left ankle. She was placed in a plaster cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agtille Underwood
Meridian Street
H H. €. Whsworth
Road bids list excludes ROAG-57 project
June bid call by the state highway commission omits ROAG-57 from the program after prior committee review. four paving projects slated include routes from Madison to Wallcottville in LaGrange and grades in Weard and New Marmons counties with bid openings set for blacktop retread and bituminous work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Commission
J. Brown
Madifee
Smiles
Wallcottville
Robbers Hit Odon Stores In Early Sunday Burglary
Early Sunday two Odon stores faced burglaries. Laté crackers netted about $8 to $10 from a Barkley store safe after an explosive blast. The Smiley Seneff store was entered next door with only 65 cents, two bottles, and minor loot found. Police suspect two thieves, unseen at 2 to 4 am, with unheeded nearby witnesses.
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Odon
John Bowman
Nicholas Barkley
Barkley
Bowman
Smiley Seneff
Seneft
Three Businesses Closed In Town Shakeup
Three local business houses shut their doors during the recent days. The Wiig Market House between Fourth and Fifth streets quit business and the proprietors returned to Indianapolis. Boston Store on East Thesis between Mali and Southh Streets moved to an oil fields locale in Illinois after five years in the town.
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Deere
Wiig
Indiapolis
Boston
East Thesis
Mfg. Co
Mali
Southh Streets
Ilinois
Local Woman Dies After Short Illness
Mrs. wif tralia Ill., Vance of beth Morris of C n paother of Mrs. George Blashington died Sunday after a brief illness. Survivors include Mrs. Charles Ravenscroce of Centralia and Miss Jane Morris of St. Louis. Born in Bonnes Scotland, she lived in Daviess county for many years. She was 76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiftralia
Vance
Beth Morris
George ‘Blashington
Sun
Centralia
Sday
Theyance
Charles Ravenscroce
Janes“Morris
St. Louis
Bonnes
Scotland
Daviess County
Cracking County Superintendent Attends State Meeting
O O M SleCracken, county superintendent, traveled to Naahanabe lig this afternoon and will attend a standard meeting of county superintendents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo. M. sleCracken
Naahanabelig
JOS E NORRIS TAKEN BY DEATH
Jovsept E Norris 30 truck driver of Loogoodtee died Sunday at county hospital from brain ulcer after weeks of illness. Survived by widow, four children, two brothers, a sister, half siblings, and mother. Born Sept 16 1900 in Daviess county near St Mary's, lived in Loogoodtee most life. Services Tuesday 9 am at St Johns Catholic church with burial in St Johns Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jovsept E._Norris
Loogootee
Mr. Norris
May Weather Report From Washington Observes Feagans
May weather data compiled by C. C. Feagans U S weather observer in Washington shows a mean temperature of 62.2 degrees with a high of 90 on the 17th and a low of 8 on the 7th. Total precipitation 3.32 inches including 0.83 on the 20th. Eleven days with measurable precipitation, sixteen clear days, eight partly cloudy and seven cloudy.
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C. C. Feagans
U. S. Weather
Washington
Atien
Mrs Tom Daily and baby moved home by Keller ambulance
Mrs Tom Daily and her infant were discharged from the hospital and transported to their home on East South Street this morning in a Keller ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Daily
Baby Bog
East South Street
Keller
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ATK. Re
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Pate
Schneider
Louis Schneider
Clinton Walters
City
Armed Bandit
J. Healy
Arlington Hotel
West End
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Underwood
Ant
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Wghan
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