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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1919

Page

2

Doan’s Kidney Pills Appeal by Washington Man

William Borders, a railway enginee r living at 905 West Main Street, reports relief from backache, stiffness, and irregular kidney function after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. He states he is now free from the trouble and endorses the product, noting it costs 60 cents and is sold by all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. advertisers.

Washington William Borders Railitond West Main Street Doan Mr. Borders Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

First Communions and Visits Highlight Reeveland Township News

In ReeVe Township farmers labor in heat to plant corn. Perkins of Kansas visits sister Ada Hedrick and relatives. Charles Gold and family from Harrison Township spent Sunday with relatives. First communion services were held at St Patrick's Church at eight in the morning.

Perkins of Kansass Ada Hedrick Charles Gold Harrison Township St. Patrick's Chaurch

Coal prices rising monthly with June start

Advert asks readers if they want hard coal and promises sourcing. It notes hard coal climbs 20 cents per ton each month starting June, offers plenty of soft coal, and to place orders. It specifies 16 cents per bushel for coal types and markets the home mine delivery idea.

St Patrick’s Parish First Communion Service Described

An altered church service for St Patrick’s Parish featured candles and festooned altars with Rev J E Hamill delivering a clear instructive talk to twenty eight children aged six to eight. Names of sixteen boys and twelve girls are listed, including Michiel Grannan Dania Kane Hugh Gil looly Michael Bennett and Bridget Hughes. Miss Clara Basthel of French Lick visited Alfordsville relatives. Cpl Arney J McCord recently returned from overseas visited local relatives. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Gillick and daughter spent Sunday with Walter Sullivan family near Montgomery.

J. E. Hamill St. Patrick's Congregation Michiel Grannan Dania Kane Hugh Gillooly Michael Bennett Paul Delaney Clarence Bennett Charles Rodimel Carl Baker Ralph Fagen James Colvin Joseph Pettigrew Virgil Riney Joseph Kane Louis McDonald Federices Smith Bridget Hughe Marie Rodimel Virdena Fagen Maud Qi- Jooly Odetta Brown Celestene Brewar Helen Colvin Mary Fagen Clara Doyle Agnes Colvin Anne Clements Eula Wilson Clara Basthel French Lick Alfordyvillé Arney J. McCord Washington Alfordsville Lawrence Gillick Montgomery Walter Cullivan

Boy Faces Murder Charge in Indiana Suburb

Bloomington Indiana June. Prosecutor Austin East filed an affidavit charging 20 year old Alva Banks with first degree murder for the May 26 killing of his father Andrew J Banks near Sanders. Banks’ body was found in a pond. blood stains and a damaged hat were located. Banks claimed the blood on his clothes came from rabbit hunting. Witnesses described Banks as an expert gambler. Police also reported a separate gunfight with four bandits near Columbus, with multiple casualties and loot found on the prisoners. The detainees face charges for breaking into a freight car and possession of burglar tools.

Bloomington Tud Austin East Alva Banke Andrew J. Banks Sanders Banks Stone Quarry Sherif W. H. Bartlett Harry Allen Alva Banks Sam Indianapolis A. J. Banks Saymar Jones

Gun Battle Claims Life of John Jones in Columbus

Columbus Indiana June 5 A gun fight near the city left John Jones thirty years old of 2541 South Meridian Street Indianapolis dead after fourteen bullets and buckshot struck him. He died at Bartholomew County Hospital following a running revolver fight with Patrolman John W Phillips and railroad officer Jones 2 Pennsylvania, near here yesterday.

Columbus Jones Jonea Ind John Jones South Meridian” Street Indianapolis Bartholomew County Hospital John W. Phillips Pennsylvania Railway

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