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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1918

Page

6

Notice of 1913 County Board of Review meeting and schedule

Public notice lists dates for the county board of review reviewing and equalizing townships and areas through June and July 1918 with named townships and entities. Officials Bush Clark Buzan McCord Bowman and Miles O Neall oversee assessments, mortgage exemptions, and corporations.

County Board OF Review Veale Township fTarrison Township Keeve Township Ita Elaneus Oun Elmore Township Elmora Montgomery Cagnesburg Madison Township Odon Washington Township City of Washington Dank & Trust Companies Tuesaday EK. Bush G. Clark Elmer Buzan Daviess County W. J. McCord Willard Bowman

Executor's Sale of Murphy Estate in Washington Indiana

The executor with will annexed of Harriet E B Murphy deceased, by order of the Davie ss circuit court, will offer private sale of Lots 14 and 15 in Bradford's addition at corner East Fourth and Flora streets Washington Ind. The property lies in a fine residential area near churches and schools. Sale begins June 27 1918 from 10 am to 4 pm and continues daily until sold with one third in four months.

Harriet EB. Murphy the Daviess, Circuit Court O'Neal O’neall Washington Ind Bradford City of Washington Daviess State of Indians East Fourth Flora Streets Washington, Ind

Black Walnut Drive Seen As Key War Resource

The Boy Scouts in this city were asked by the U S Department of Agriculture to help locate black walnut trees suitable for war use. Black walnut supplies are vital for gun stocks and airplane propellers, and reports will be tabulated by the Forest Service to aid the war effort and conserve forests.

Boy Scouts United States Department of Agriculture United States Forest Service Siena Corps Ordinance Department

Old Leather Needed for War Relief Effort

Public call urges collecting worn leather items such as gloves postcards and vest parts to aid aviators. Hugh L Cox & J. Co will forward the materials to the War Relief Committee in New York for making windproof vents and supplying American flyers.

New Hope Hospital Dedicated at Fort Wayne

Fort Wayne June 6. The Moyes hospital under Methodist Indiana management was dedicated with ceremonies. The Fort Wayne parish will be asked to raise 106000 for the hospital purchase while the church provides 25000. Government care limits military and civilian employees. the subscription list closes based on wartime service.

Fort Warne Moyes Hospital Methodist Hospital Indiana

Local Visits and Color Theory Notes

John McHridé and Dora visit Washington Saturday. Charles Carroll of Edwardsport stops by last week. Rogers and Virgil traveled to Washington Monday. Frank Marts of Washington and family visit here Sunday. William Eaton goes to Washington Saturday. Leo Williams and Ezra Moren from Washington spend Sunday here. Ira Patterson family and Mary Patterson visit Washington Thursday. John Tooley trips to Washington Tuesday. Viola Rogers from Washington stays this week with relatives here. Science lists seven primary colors violet indigo blue green yellow orange red. White equals all colors. black is absence.

John McHridé Dora Washington Charles Carroll Edwardsport Rogers Som Virgil Mrs Frank Marts

Musical Instrument Auction Listing with Pianos and Machines

One second hand Kohler Campbell piano priced at 125 dollars. One square Knabe piano 350 dollars. One Stuyvesant piano 100 dollars. Two second hand organs in good condition at 15 dollars each. One Victor talking machine with twenty two records for 25 dollars.

Kohler-Campbell

Trustee notices for Harrison Barr and Reeve townships

Trust notices warn all persons with business to contact trustees Bernard Looley Daniel Carlin and D S Trastes. Harrison township schedules monthly office visits on second Saturday at Glendale and residence other times. Barr township trustee at Montgomery Tuesday and Saturday and Cann erburg Wednesday weekly noon. Reeve township trustee at Alfordsville Saturday weekly and residence other times one mile south.

Harrizon Township Harrison Township Glendale Bernard Girl Looly Barr Township Barr Montgomery Cannerburg Daniel Carlin Reeve Township Reave Township Alfordsville Alfordsvills

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