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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1937
Page
1
James Lavely, longtime head of New Albany prohibition forces since 1929 and chief agent for the alcoholic tax division since repeal, is transferred to the Chicago district effective immediately. He will be succeeded by James Browning of the Bloomington district.
A brief notice notes a class or group event at Vincennes involving a head count and a lead figure, with a mention of a thirty seven member contingent. The fragment hints at a ceremony or transition from city to graduation with names Atee and Paul Lamon de sees.
Edgar ner of Washington was held on a perjury charge and jailed for arraignment. The defendant allegedly lied on his marriage certificate claiming he had never married while planning marriage locally. A not guilty plea will lead to trial in Daviess circuit court.
Odon resident John Bowman has been named lieutenant of the year by state officials for his efficiency in official duties. The promotion reflects strong service and recognition within the local law enforcement community.
Local Elks are attending a meeting of the state association of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks in Logansport. The gathering brings together delegates and members from chapters across the state to discuss lodge activities and community programs.
Otis W. Roberts, special investigator, was seen in the city amid reports of a pending inquiry. Clifford associated individuals were not named in official statements, leaving local observers awaiting further details.
A free picture show will be given Thursday night at eight o'clock at Price's Store Montgomery of interest to every farmer with grain to market. The show will feature Chalmers Jil Crop Har.
A landmark Mt Gilead Methodist church about half a mile south of Cumback in Veale township was destroyed by fire around 10 30 tonight. Firefighters battled flames but the structure was severely damaged with its fate uncertain.
A man from ElNora was struck by a freight train near Elnora. He was found with a key in his clothing unlocking a locker at Ilene. Workers identified him tentatively after the body was found with an empty food can and a knife nearby, suggesting he may have fallen asleep or been killed as the train approached.
The Daviess county board of equalization will meet Monday for a month’s regular session to review all assessments. Frank E. Gilkison named two civilian members, James McCann of Ashington and Harley Potts of Canderbury R. R. 1, as Democratic and Republican members respectively. Existing members by office include John A. Sims as county assessor, Samuel H. Smith as county treasurer, and Eminest Clark as county auditor.
Warren Dove and Elijora R R 1 underwent major operation Sunday morning. Miss Rosa Fieth of 318 North East Third Avenue had an evening procedure. Harold Gilliatt of R R 3 reported a daughter born this morning.
Shoals Indiana June 1 Raymond of Plainville is held in connection with a local case. Trial will be held in circuit court.
The Supreme Court grants reviews concerning the case of the Wheeler Cay Tail Company and related entities. Details remain limited as documents are released for further consideration and formal proceedings.
Amid holiday period reports show a heavy death toll with multiple regions recording substantial fatalities. Authorities cautioned on travel risks and urged caution for celebratory gatherings as emergency services handle the surge.
In Vincennes Indiana a Knox county trio chased a supposed murder victim who fled after claiming to have killed a man on old Road 50. The man later appeared alive in Washington Indiana, while a self styled fugitive kept officials on alert seeking his alleged killer.
Mrs. Olivé Wick Lively aged 60 lifelong Pike County resident died this morning at 3 25 in Daviess County Hospital after a five month illness. Cause listed as complications with her health turning serious in recent weeks. Born May 25 1877 in Pike County, she was the daughter of Albert Pride and Sarah Arnold Pride. Her mother, a native of Ohio, survives in Otwell.
Picketing members of the Reput party clash with police in a savage daytime scene. The暴 violence leaves five dead and about ninety injured as authorities struggle to restore order amid the chaotic confrontation.
The phonograph makes its Washington debut months after bus invention stories. The device reproduces voice from eight records and attached cylinders, letting customers listen. Owner charged a dime per record, thriving as many anxiously seek the new mechanical thrill. Dr Henry Ge Vollmer, connected with the city school, is noted among participants.
James A. Gill & Sons to conduct the funeral for the deceased withRev W G Walker officiating. Burial planned at Old Union Cemetery. Service details note a 2 o'clock start at Alfordsville Christian church.
Donald Meyers died in Bogard on September 24 1934 while ill at the hospital. He was a member of Connettsville Methodist church and survived by his parents a brother and a sister Max Wal Lach Meyers and Wilma Jean Meyers. Funeral services were held at Cornetsville Methodist church with burial in Cornett cemetery. James A Gill & Sons collected the funeral charges.
Washington officials stated the United States hopes for a peaceful settlement to the crisis. Secretary Hull expressed the government’s earnest wish that both belligerents will reach a calm, negotiated conclusion.
Worland era viewed through a fragmentary note where a farmer group plants corn to aid a sick member. The brief item hints at communal effort and rural life themes without detailing dates or places.
The Board of Directors of Odont’s two banking institutions announced unity as the Farmers Bank liquidates after about 20 years in Odonte. Depositors may withdraw funds at First National Bank which has deposits to cover all withdrawals. About $200000 in deposits will be distributed to Farmers Bank depositors.
A local woman was injured when her car collided with another vehicle at the corner of Meridian and West Walnut. She was taken to a hospital for treatment and later returned home. Eddie Comet was driving the other car as it began to turn south on Meridian. Other occupants were involved.
Of interest to residents The Inn Marie Sahm granddaughter of James and Mrs Hill and daughter of Arthur and Mrs Sahm Indianapolis has a perfect scholastic record with no absences.
Ellis Webb was fined five dollars and ordered to pay court costs after a public order charge. Details are limited in the fragment, but the case centers on Ellis Webb and the resulting monetary penalties.
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