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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1939
Page
2
A bold editorial urges readers to doubt rumors and demand sources amid Dies Committee scrutiny. It challenges “inside-stuff artists” and stresses asking who they are, what they claim, and where their information originates to prevent gullibility.
The public is invited to attend Sunday services at 10 45 and a 7 30 evening service with singing by the church quartet. A midweek meeting is scheduled for Tuesday at 7 30. The lesson theme centers on The Lord Reigneth clothed with majesty and Man's First Duty is explored by the pastor.
A 70 piece Indiana State Teachers College concert band will perform Sunday afternoon at Indiana State. The program features Ralphashington junior as a band member and treasurer. Mr and Mrs A C Wise are visiting Fowler with daughter Mrs Robert Davis and Mr Davis.
The Sunday School worship service begins at 9 40 A M with communion and preaching on How and Where We Get Our Bible. Evening services include Christian Endeavor at seven followed by an Evangelistic service titled The Great Refusal. Missionary Society meets with Mrs Howard Wilson on Wednesday afternoon June 7 led by Pastor E W Akeman.
Readable fragments show a brief note about scheduled messages and times. The text references a 7 30 p m window and mentions messages in a line of terse OCR. No clear event or entities beyond time markers.
Readable fragments mention help for the road or road project and a Sunday timing. The text is incomplete with scattered letters and unclear names or places. The item appears to be a brief public notice or column fragment.
Glendale Methodist and affiliated churches announce schedules: Rogers pastor leads Pleasant Hill and Ebenezer Sundays with Sunday School and worship at 9:30 or 10:00 and afternoon services. Bible study and prayer meetings weekly. Lottie Russell leads Hudsonville Bible study. Women's Foreign Missionary Society to hold a full day meeting at Glendale on June 7 with basket lunch and speaker Mrs. Frank Morgan. public invited.
The Trinity Gospel Mission on West Main near the depot invites all to Young Peoples gathering Saturday at 7 30, Sunday School at 9 30, and preaching at 10 30 and 7 30. Wednesday evening prayer meeting at 7 30. If you are not in church somewhere we give you a hearty welcome. Ry burn Ray pastor.
Arie V Faris minister and J E Peek superintendent lead a 9 30 Sunday school. Morning worship at 10 30 with sermon Brotherhood Comes First. Epworth League at 6. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30. Eskel Webbe superintendent preaching 7 30 with sermon Jesus Our Standard of Sacrifice. Prayer service Tuesday 7 30 and Epworth League Wednesday 7 30.
Maysville lesson schedule lists Sunday School at 9 30 with E H Allen as superintendent Loveless Jones presiding Epworth League at 6 30 in the evening continuing weekly study and activities for church youth groups.
Minister R M Sims and Ralph Smith outline a church service schedule with Bible school at 9 15, worship for 30 minutes, classes at 9 45, call to worship at 10 30 with communion at 10 45 and an 11 o clock sermon. The afternoon devotional question is raised about personal interpretation of the morning sermon.
Mere Purcell to be Dean this year. The Missionary Society plans a banquet for Bishop Titus Lowe on June 26 at North Church in Indianapolis. Sunday visits include families of Seal, Wai Grenlas, and others. A daughter was born to Mrs Leon Carrieo Thursday morning. Families from Joliet, Lawrenceville, and Chicago visited here Sunday.
Plainville A B CIRCULT holds Sunday school at 9:36 a m and evening worship at 7:30 p m. A visiting group from Edwardsport led by Mr Cormick will perform. June 6–8 the Indiana branch Women’s Missionary Association convention meets at Plainville Brethren church with speakers from Dayton Ohio and notable figures from the islands. Public invited to attend the services and convention sessions. Zion church also reports Sunday school at 9 a m and morning worship at 10:30 a m led by M W Roberson.
Tonight at 7 30 local time the Brown Bombers senior team will play the W hours B league squad in the opener. In the second game, the K of C team faces Cleaners of Peté. Week builds include Plainville Monday and Washouts versus EF Nora Tuesday Col ag Wednesday Br vs Newton Terneys Thursday Cors (B) versus Wait der Friday Boosters against Lemion of Bedford. County Baseball League holds Sunday activities at Shopgrounds.
Mrs Starrison Kellems and her children from Wayne Michigan spent a week with Miss Minnie A M and Mrs George. They were joined by Mr and Mrs Charles Waghet and son Timmy of Evansville, Mr and Mrs Roy Templin and children, and Mr and Mrs Fred Litwyler and children from Washington. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Becta fe gna and children from Haute.
Ornamental and crop gardeners face severe cutworm damage as larvae devour young plants. Purdue University entomologist George E Gould notes worms mature slowly, require abundant food, and attack corn, grains, and trees. Control relies on poisoned bait mixed from Paris green, bran, and water, broadcast in late afternoon when worms feed at night.
A fragmented note discusses extending aid to stabilize the flow of credit to the nation’s small businesses. The text mentions a major merchant bank urging action to support commerce. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR, but the emphasis is on financial relief measures.
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