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Newspaper

Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1946

Page

5

Ella Vowell Birthday Party At Vowell Home

Friends and relatives gathered at Harry Vowell home for Ella Vowell’s birthday anniversary. A 44 candle cake baked by cousin Mrs Joe Riney was cut as music and games entertained attendees. Gifts were given to Ella and refreshments served to a long list of guests. An important church meeting was announced for Thursday at 6 30 with choir rehearsal at 7 p m at First Christian Church.

Harry Vowell Ella Joe Riney Helen Arms Effie Brown Lorena Fulcher Shirley Petersburg William Catt Vanita Evelyn Byrd Millard Grove Millie Patty Betty Janice Patty Arms Iva Hamm Ella Vowell

Local Card Party Socializes With Bingo and Chats

The event featured bingo and conversation with attendees including Downey, William Hobert, Lester Summers, William Taylor and Luella Summers, Myrtle Hamm, Charlies Read and daughter Myrtle, Alonzo Hedrick, Moots Rose Brewer, Clarence Stoll, Walter Summers, and Eizie Wal. Hostesses were Mrs. Myrtie McDonald and her daughter Dorothy.

Mcdonald d. c Downey William Hobbert Lester William Taylor Luella William Hamm N Summers Charlies Read Myrtle Alonzo Hedrick Moots Rose Brewer Clarence Stoll Walter Summers Eizie Wal Myrtie McDonald Dorothy

Two Weddings and Reunions In Local Families

Mildred Shelton and Robert Cox wed at Free Methodist church in a Monday 8pm ceremony conducted by Rev Engieman with Wayne Shelton as attendant. A Sunday dinner honored guests and relatives. many Shelton and extended family attended. Anna Lucille Booker, daughter of Cecil and wife, married Joseph B. Strange in a double ring ceremony at St Simon's rectory with attendants Mrs Harold Neidige and Ralph Mac Eagle. The brides wore grey and blue suits with coordinating corsages. a Booker home wedding supper followed. Mrs Strange, a Washington high grad, works as Kroger cashier. Mr Strange, a WHS grad, has re-enlisted after 37 months overseas with the Army Air Forces.

Mildred Shelton Robert Cox Free Methodist Church Engieman Wayne Shelton Ee Charlies Lowell Sager Claude Sete Arvel Foster Sind Raymond Shelton Earl Shelton Mary Russell Anna Lucille Booker Cecil Booker Route Three Joseph B. Strange Anna McDonald N. E. 14Th Street St. Simon’s Rectory Hannigan Harold Neidige Ralph Mac Eagle

Mrs Seliman Hosts Lt Lena Morton WA Corps Guest

Lt Lena Morton of the Women’s Army Corps is the guest of Mr and Mrs John P Seliman. Morton is being transferred to the city of Galesburg.

Lena Morton Women's Army Corps John P. Seliman Morton Galesburg

Fishing trip Leaves for Reelsfoot Lake Tenn

Mr and Mrs Harry Creager and Mr and Mrs Bruce Banta depart Monday for a fishing trip to Reelsfoot Lake in Tennessee.

Harry Creager Bruce Banta Reelsfoot Lake Tenn

Mrs Belle Franklin Takes Job At Beauty Shop In Odon

Mrs Belle Franklin of Odon accepts employment at a local beauty shop. The announcement notes her new position and residence, reflecting a common community employment update in the period.

Belle Franklin Odon

Third Vision of Pastor Aid Society entertained at Westminster Church

The Third vision of Pastor's Aid Society of Westminster Presbyterian church was entertained at the home of Mrs Frank ah hee Oak street with Faith assisting. The opening Lord's Prayer Reading The Unknown Years of Jesus Life Mrs A B McCoy closing prayer. A social hour with refreshments followed for guests Mrs George Hitch cock Terre Haute Mrs Claude Price Boonville Miss and Mrs Overbay Wheatland and members. Rainbow Party at Plainville at the lodge Wednesday evening 7 o'clock practice. Each girl to bring gift for sunshine basket for a sick member. Prizes to Villa Jane Fisher and Mary L McBride. Pink and blue shower for Mrs Fern Acton. Ice cream and cake served to members Margie Ruth Young Mildred Feagans Helen Biddinger Juanita Carr Ruth Day Viola Jane Fisher Virginia Weathers Mary Louise McBride Elva Potts Nell Emmick Reba McGoghey Nellie Yeager Fern Che Ruth Encoff Mildred Chappell Acton. Hostesses Dorothy Littell June Littell Theda Gregory Shirley Ellis Jean Williams.

Villa Jane Fisher Mary L. McBride Fern’ Acton Margie Ruth Young Mildred Feagans Helen Biddinger Juanita Carr Ruth Day Viola Jane Fisher Virginia Weathers Mary Louise McBride Elva Potts Nell Emmick Reba McGoghey Nellie Yeager Fern Che Ruth Encoff Mildred Chappell Acton Ee Ea Ie Dorothy Littell June Littell Theda Gresory Shirley Ellis Jean Williams

Farewell Supper Honors Reenlisting Soldier James Bush

A Monday night farewell supper honored S Sgt James Bush of Petersburg who reenlisted in the U S Army for a three year hitch. Bush has four years prior service as a Mess Sgt with 18 months in the South Pacific and will report to Bakersfield camp at Shreveport La. His wife and son David Eugene hope to join him soon. Attending were Mr and Mrs Luaither Ingram Mr and Mrs Richard Irven Bell Mr and Mrs Marion Ingram and children Marion Max Donna Jean Jack Ingram Mr and Mrs Wilbur Shelton and the Bush hosts.

James Bush Petersburg U. S. Army Bush Army South Pacific Bakersfield Shreveport Aush David Eugene Luaither Ingram Richard Irven Bell Marion Clifford Ingram Marion Max Donna Jean Jack Ingram Wilbur Shelton

Double Wedding at First Methodist Church

Mr and Mrs Jesse H Chestnut invite friends and relatives to a double wedding for daughters Vera Chestnut Ward and Vonda Chestnut Mauck with grooms John J Ward and Kenneth Mauck. Ceremony Sunday June 9 at 3 pm at First Methodist Church officiated by Rev H O Kismer. Mr and Mrs W P Walter of Grand Avenue visit family in Newark Ohio.

First Methodist Jesse H. Chestnut Vera Vonda Chestnut John J. Ward Kenneth Mauck First Methodist Church H. O. ' Kismer

Ludwick Family Visit Highlights Akron Ohio Weekend

Mr and Mrs John Ludwick of Akron Ohio and their son S Sgt Jack Ludwick of Barnsville Georgia spent the weekend visiting with his brother L A Ludwick and family.

John Ludwick Akron, Ohio Jack Ludwick Barnsville, Ga L A. Ludwick

Mr and Mrs Murl Ruggieas of Wayne Mich

A brief social item notes Mr Murl Ruggieas and Mrs Ruby Bled married or hosting a social event in Wayne Michigan with local family and friends. The fragment confirms names and location, indicating a community notice style.

Mrs Murl Ruggieas Wayne, Mich Ruby Bled

Epsom W S c Seet Church Meeting Leads Talks

A church gathering opened with hymn and devotions by Maude Osman, prayers by Lula Myers, and a group of girls sang Let the Sunshine In. Talks on Training Children and America’s Proving Ground were given by Pearl McCall and others including Georgia Powell, Ainscough, Zigler, Esther Myers, and Jane Ritter.

Epsom W. S. c Seet la Chestnut Maude Osmon Lula Myers Géorgia Vowell Ainscough Zigler Esther Myers Jane Ritter McCallion Ritter Joe F Linda Lou Chestnut Presidén Pau Ruby Browning Mau ‘Osman

Jobs Daughters Meeting Sets Installation Date

The Or der of Jobs Daughters held a Tuesday meeting at the Masonic Hall with Phyllis Dobbyn presiding. Installation services are announced for June 18 and a formal event planned Friday evening from 3 to 12. Committee members are Mary Martha Bide chair and others. about 40 members attended.

Order of Jobs Daughters Masonic So Een Freddie Phyllis Dobbyn Peccnstions Mary Martha Bide Sally Dick Ry Boston Nancy Colbert Nancy Smead Bette Puncil

Victory Home Makers Dinner Date Rescheduled

The Victory Home Makers will hold a covered dish dinner at the Kiwanis cabin Friday evening June 7 instead of June 14 as previously announced.

Victory Home Makers Kiwanis Cabin

Odd Fellows Hold Meeting Before Funeral for Brother Reeve

A call meeting of the Odd Fellows is set at the Odd Fellows Hall Thursday at 7 PM to march in a group to Gill Chapel for funeral services honoring Brother Reeve.

The Odd Fellows Odd Fellows Hall Gill Chapel Brother Reeve

G A R Circle to Meet Friday at Court House

G A R circle holds its regular meeting at 2 o clock Friday in the court house.

G. A. R. Circle Court House

GOP Convention Arrangements For Indiana Meeting Schedule

The Young Peoples Chair of First Baptist Church in Indianapolis will host events as the Republican State Committee plans its convention. A pre-convention session is set for June 12 with luncheon for state officials and county chairs. The June 13 convention will have 2129 delegates, with headquarters opening June 12 on the eighth floor of the Claypool Hotel. President Ralph F. Gates will present the kegress, and George W. Henley of Bloomington is named permanent convention chairman.

Indianapolis Ind Republican State Committee G.O.F H. C. Springer Horace M. Coats State Committee G.O.P Claypool Springer Ralph F. Gateafal Kegress George W. Henley Bloomington State Fairgrounds

Confessed rustler admits theft of hundreds of cows

Palmyra Illinois June 3 A Jacksonville man Robert Spaenhower, 27, confessed to cattle rustling spanning Morgan and Macoupin counties over four years. He was jailed in Macoupin after being pursued by a Palmyra resident, loading two cows into a truck when spotted. He provided a list of kidnapped cattle to Sheriff George Ihley.

Palmyra Ill Robert Barl Maceadhower Jacksonville Macoupin County Gell George Ihley Spaenhower Morgan Macoupin Speenhower Helisves Imael Spaenhower Ashley Justier

Veale's Creek Sunday School Class Meeting Report

Veale's Creek Golden Link Sunday School class met Tuesday evening under Chap pell who led singing and prayers. Members reported committees and a short business session before group singing and sermons by Evelyn Batchett and Bertha Nee. Contests yielded prizes to Mrs. Chase Faith and Lisetta Lipton. Gerald Standley returned home for a 60 day convalescent leave from Vaughan General Hospital. Mrs. Mack Ketchem of Odon was noted.

Veale’s Creek Veale's Creek Golden Link Thesday Cht Per Chappell Old Rugged Cross Gladys Shank Bertha Ne Ees Evelyn Va Bertshayiet Ennae Es Rthansog Idie Ohen Henoney Hatner Evelyn Berry Elsie Bennett Chase Faith Lisetta ‘Fipton Gerald Standley Vaughan General Hospital Chicago

Missionary Society Meeting at Central Christhurch

The Missionary society of Central Christhurch will meet Friday after 2:30 for installation of officers.

The Missionary Society of Central Christhurch

Daughters of the American Revolution Host Friday Social

DAR members will be entertained at 12 W Walnut St Friday evening June 7 at 7 30 Mrs C B Russell and Misses Priscilla and Virginia Davis assist with hospitality The program includes Old Glory annual reports officer installations Continental Congress report One Red Rose Forever and Mrs Harry V Hyatt W Auxiliary The W F W Auxiliary meets Friday at 7 30 in the courthouse

Daughters of the American Revolution Bruce Williams W. Walnut Street C. BD. Russell Mises Priscilla Virginia Davis Continental Congress Harry V. Hyatt

Girl Scouts Meet at Central Christian Church

Girl Scouts will convene at Central Christian Church at 4 P M on Thursday for an afternoon meeting.

Central Christian

Indiana accounts board to oversee election tabulation

Clarence E. Ruston chief examiner of the Indiana state board of accounts will supervise the vote tabulation with assistance from board members. The arrangement assigns official oversight to ensure accuracy in tallying ballots from the recent election.

Michigan to lead Big Ten claims in coming season

The article records a coach predicting a strong Big Ten season with Michigan as the bellwether. It notes retirement of Dr. Walter F. Kelly, a former physical education director, and mentions other schools Indiana Illinois Purdue Minnesota Northwestern Ohio and Chicago as potential contenders, without firm outcomes.

Walter F. Kelly Indianapolis Butler University University of Texas Kelly Connecticut Michigan Chicago Tlinois Ohio Minnesota Purdue Northwestern Indiana

Abandoned quarry murders shift through Monroe court

The Hunters’ stone quarry near Bloomington figures in a sensational case as bodies are said to have been dumped in a sludge pit. The matter moved from Monroe circuit court at Bloomington to the Owen court for further action.

Bloomington Monroe Circuit Court Owen Court

Woolridge Held in Owen County Jail After Double Slaying

Judge Frank M. of Owen circuit court expects arraignment for aereo negro Woolridge charged with killing Russell Koontz 43 and Phyllis Coleman 32 on March 1. The suspect, tied to a church leader and his married sweetheart, was held in Owen County jail awaiting proceedings.

Frank M.rie Owen Circuit Aeree Woolridge Russell Koontz Phyllis Coleman

Council backs Willis renomination in Indiana GOP state convention

The Indiana Council of United Duty Forces endorsed the renomination of United States Senator Raymond E. Willis of Indiana. Support was urged through letters from Clayton M. Wallace, executive secretary of the council, sent to all delegates to the June 13 Republican state convention.

Indiana Council of United Dty Forces United States Raymond E. Willis Willis Clayton M. Wallace Council

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Church Fvents First Christian Church Indicate, Inc Mcdonald Home Shelton-Cox Koy H. Gray Jesse Elmore the Dale Booker VOGUE Getter Hedden’s State Bank Wright E. van Smarter Apparel Mcgehee Rainbow Plainville Sgt. Bush Richard Hudnut Lindeman’s Epsom W. &. C. S. Meeting Young Peoples First Baptist Church Mack Ketchem of Missionary Meeting D. A. R. Meeting Girl Scouts Lemal Ralph Morc Ted Ek Liberty N. E. Fifth ST Washington, Ind Sen. Willis Third Sts Ce Bay Richard Hudnut Laboratories da Barry Owen CO Koret California E. Main Axminster East Main ST Tom Daily
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