The Wan Democrat Building
The Wan Democrat published daily except Sunday.
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1938
Page
2
The Wan Democrat published daily except Sunday.
A long-ago California hammer slayer, Clarra Phillips, has gained parole board permission to divorce and remarry, sparking a critique of “murders for love.” The piece argues true motive lies beyond noble passion, noting jealousy and selfishness as common causes of fatal acts rather than love. A closing note mentions a new navy ship, Hall XPTBH-2, under fleet testing.
At the Plainville Christian Church a Wednesday eve program featured a meeting of the Christian Endeavor society with readings and songs led by Mrs. Harvey Fisher and others. A church party followed with contests and refreshments. In town, Mrs. Logan Groves hosted the Bunce Club on Wednesday night with prizes for high and low scores awarded to Mrs. Charles Nowling and another member.
A jumble of readable fragments mentions Mrs William Voils Jrrot Mich and Mrs Gourley former Plainville residents visiting with Mr and Mrs E S Mrs Gourley and Miss Margaret wee Elwood Dougherty of Elnora guests of Mr and Mrs Richard Bissey Thursday Evelyn Avery of Monroe City visiting with Mr and Mrs Martin Mallett Clyde McConkey of Terre Haute weekend guests. In San Diego County California the sheriff's department uses planes to track fleeing criminals with police cars communicating by radio.
In a tense scene from a troubled household, Irene and Terry clash over secrets and observed abuse. Joe confronts Terry and her circle as rumors of a troubling past and a dangerous suitor, Tommy Withers, surface. Joe warns Irene to keep him away, signaling a grim continuation.
Local reports detail the Loyal Ladies Class of the First Christian Church meeting in the basement, a full day quilting by the Ladies Aid of the M E Church with noon luncheon, and several religious and social gatherings. Attendees include Reverend Burton, Mrs. J Ralph Gantz, Mrs. R F Myers, and many local families. Other items mention Ecoomic Club, District Brotherhood, Epworth League, and a bridge club gathering hosted by W Fred Dearmin with prizes awarded to Eleanor Gantz and L C Pickett.
The column lists numerous visits and observers from Odon and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Abe Kemp, Reid, L , Gail Kemp, and Gail Riieliona among others visiting Indianapolis events, New Harmony trips, and local gatherings at Odon City Park. Families from Bloomington, California, and Wallonia attend graduations, hospital days, and reunions.
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