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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1932

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Yarbrough Named Manager of City Water Works

Johan Yarbrough resigned as councilman and was immediately appointed manager of the City Water Works at a salary of 150 dollars a month. A water committee was named including R L McIntosh George Cavah and Ben Dillin. A successor to Yarbrough was chosen from the first ward after White moved to Indianapolis. Yarbrough brings 32 years in public utilities including telephone light water and gas across Washington and Petersburg offices. No other water plant business was acted on at the meeting.

Johan “Yard Main Street R. L. McIntosh George Cavah Ben Dillin Yarbrough White Indianapolis Washington Petersburg

Polish flyer not reported over England

London reports poor flying weather hindered the search for the Maria, a flame colored plane piloted by Hausner en route from New York to Warsaw. Visibility was two to three miles over the mid Atlantic with drizzle, heavy clouds, and light to moderate northeast winds. Authorities at Croydon and Baldonnell had no news as the St. Rosa and Bellanca craft disappeared into the mist from Floyd Bennett Field.

London Air ‘Ministry Stanl Asthetencoe Penace Can Fier Atlantic New York Warsaw Middle Air Ministry Ireland England Civic Guards Hausner Croydon Baldonnell Air Dublin Bluea Floyd Bennett St. Rosand Bellanca

Referendum on Prohibition Favored by GOP

The Indiana GOP leans toward a semi wet platform as state party leaders report the majority supports proportional action. Delegates for the state convention will be chosen from districts and at large, and James Watson is expected to be renominated as a favorite son for President Hoover.

Indiana Ath Watson Evan C. Morgan United Press George Stout Lafayette Petes J .Arthur MM. Robinson di -Congressiot Sions Harry Fenton Eouhawce Hall

Cross Funeral Will Be Sunday

Mrs Lucy Cross aged 72 died this morning at 9 25 after a year long illness kidney trouble and complications. She was born July 16 1849 in Dubois county wife of Frank M Cross mother of three who predeceased her. She was a Baptist member and lived on East John street before moving south side. Funeral service will be Sunday at 3 PM at the Baptist church with Rev James Osborn of Bicknell and Rev J T Henderson officiating. Burial will follow.

Lucy Cross Grove Street Frank M. Cross Dubois County John and Charity (Wykoff) Eads Mr.Cross Thousband Bicknell J. T. Henderson

Forest Brooks In Charge Drug Store

Forest Brooks formerly manager of the Kroger store has returned to Washington and taken charge of the drug store on West Walnut Street formerly run by Arthur Hummel. It was learned today that Hummel plans to open a drug store in the Cahill room on South Meridian Street.

Forest Brooks Kroger Thas Washington West Walnut Street Arthur Hummel Hummel Cahill South Meridian Street

Car Crash on Road 57 Injures No One

A car driven by Mrs. Clarence Myers of Binora struck the rear of John Vance’s car on Road 57 near Harb treit hill, causing it to overturn into a ditch. Occupants were not injured.

Clarence Myers Binora John Vance Westerwa Harb Treit Hill Tore Vance Emene Ber Selene

James M House Dies in Vincennes Former Mayor Passes

James M. House, 67, longtime Vincennes figure and former mayor, died at his home after a seven year illness. He served as mayor from 1914 to 1918, during which time extensive paving transformed the city and Vincennes earned a reputation as an improved, well paved city in the state.

Vincennes Find James M. House Tojocal Atey House A Nee Jnuary

Clinton Ford Operates Till Station In Northeast Corner

Or eR STATION Clinton Ford, who purchased the tilling station on the north east corner of South and ip, is operating the station today.

Clinton Ford South A

Funeral notice honors John Knox County figures

A brief funeral notice honors the late John Knox and pays respect to county residents connected to his life. The item names the community and acknowledges local involvement, preserving the dignified, restrained tone of a traditional obituary notice.

John Knox County

Boston Is With Army Monford Boston Is With Army

Monford Boston, son of L B Boston of Washington, has passed flying tests at Wheeler Field Honolulu and qualified for Second Lieutenant in the Army. After early tests and a solo flight, a landing accident required a second solo, which he completed successfully earning his commission. He will fly daily in service duties and spend this year in Hawaii, with future transfer options to San Antonio Texas.

Monford Boston L. B. Boston Washington Wheeler Field Honolulu T. H Army Monford U. S. Belief Vernon Mynford Taot Tee Ao Ond Haman Kelly Oe San Texas Trottas

K C Officers To Be Named In Washington KC

Washington Council Knights of Columbus will elect a new slate of officers Tuesday night June 7 after evening services at Catholic churches. Nomination committee names hint at a younger group for 1932 1933. Candidates include Grand Knight Louis McCriskin Thomas J Dery Deputy Grand Knight Jos H Bing Estel Clark Joe Mams Walter Vollmer Vic Grannan Joe Dant and others.

Washington Council Knights of Columbus Louis McCrisaken Thos. J. Dery G. K

GRESSBOY HURT IN FALL OFF HORSE

A 10 year old son of Andy Gress of Veale was thrown from a four horse team on gravel and suffered facial and head injuries. He received first aid at Dr Kittrick's office, a deep chin cut required one stitch, his sister escaped with a minor back injury from the Friday accident.

Andy Gress Veale

Stems Burnt? St. Simon's church Sunday service times

Readable fragments show service times at St. Simon's church on Sunday at 6, 6:30, 8, and 9:30 a.m. The text preserves no further context or events.

Simon's Church Sundey

Hope for Missing Men Fading Today

Michigan City Indiana June 4 Hope for two men missing in a 30 foot fishing launch fades as coast guard cutters fail to find the craft. The men Sam age 56 owner and Abe Hack his helper disappeared after a net trip miles out in the lake. A sudden rain storm and wind wall threatened capsizing or lightning strike as the search continued.

Michigan City Ind Coast Guard Sam . Ae Abe ‘Hack Tne Annee

Five Drown When Boat Overturns In Indiana

Rockport, Indiana reports that five members of two families drowned when their boat overturned on the Ohio River. One swimmer reached shore, two children survived by inflating tubes for buoyancy until assistance arrived. Vernon Lynn and a young daughter were among the dead, while Lynn’s son Billy, eight, and a nephew survived by improvised flotation as rescue efforts continued.

Beaver Dam Lake Wisconsin Dorothy Hanson Cumberland Wis Rockport Ind Ohio River Irs Vernon Lynn Cee Oolson Secana Young Daugher Ted Billy Ang & Nephew Lynn

Bank Banditis Object Of Search

Indianapolis police and federal agents pursue a thief linked to a bank robbery with losses totaling over a listed amount. Officials describe a joint investigation expanding as clues emerge and a suspect remains at large.

Indianapolis Serage

Shoals Residence Damaged by Fire

Shoals June 4 Roy Henry dwelling at Water and Fourth Streets damaged about 8 o clock Friday night by a fire started in a rear bedroom. Firemen fought the blaze and the structure was severely damaged. The home was insured and owned by C. C. Baker.

Roy Henry Fourth Streets Gary Tod C. C. Baker

Indiana safety drive targets autos statewide

Indiana state police under Chief Grover C. Garrett and Secretary of State Frank Mayr plan a statewide safety campaign June 4 to 18. Sheriff, city, and town agencies will assist in inspecting headlamps, taillights, brakes, titles, plates, and dealer plates, aiming for a large coordinated effort across the state with early checks starting Saturday.

Indianapolis Ind Indiana State ‘Polices Grover C. Garrett Frank Mayr Indiana

Arches Halt Cleveland Trains in Yards

An acrobatic stunt will be presented at Eastside Park with Fred Clark in charge of the comet act. Afternoon shows at 12:30 and 4:30, with evening performances around 7:30 and 9. Murphy Store supplies a new selection of popular records for visitors.

Eastside Park Fred Clark Courteau Murphy Store

Mrs Sterling Dies At Home After Lingering Illness

Mrs Martha silen Sterling 70 widow of M Sterling died at 12 30 this afternoon at 306 Ogden street from cancer after a long illness She was a native of Ireland and had lived in the area for years Surviving are two children Pauline Cunningham of Washington and Lucille Sterling of Indianapolis one brother James B McAdoo of Oakland Cal Funeral services set for 2 30 Monday at the residence Rev J Edwurt to officiate Burial in Oak Grove cemetery James A Gill & Song to conduct the funeral

Martha Silén Sterling M. Sterling Ogden Street Valle Sterling da James McAdoo Ireland I Daviess County Téro First Methods Church Pythian Sis Lodge Pauline Cunningham Washington Lucille Sterling Indianapolis James B. McAdoo Oakland Cal Rev. J. Edwurt Oak Grove Cemetery James A. Gill Song Wil

Water Works Fund Transfer Sets City Purchase Price

A $5,700 fund from patron meter deposits was moved by Indiana Water Works to Washington as the city bought the local water company. City manager Iona Yarbrough notes 1,842 patrons had deposits to install meters. deposits varied and are refunded when meters are removed. June 4 report by Harold C. Thompson.

Indiana Water Works Company Washington Iona Yarbrough Water Company

Indiana Theatre Patrons Win Cash Rewards

Three patrons at the Indiana theatre last night were presented with cash rewards worth 35 and 5 dollars. Wildridge received 35 dollars and Mrs Keith Godwin received 5 dollars.

Indiana Theatre Indiana Ee Worth Wildridge Wee Keith Godwin

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