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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
2
Mrs Nellie Bowers of Bedford and Mr and Mrs Ralph Killion Sr visited Denbo and family this week. John Robert Myers, a Purdue University student, spent last days in the area with relatives and friends.
Last weekend saw Mr L and Mrs Charley Mosty Holied of Penne Olis, plus visitors John Cochran Jr from Detroit. Mrs Anna Under eri and Mrs Bob Denbo of Roanoke visited Thursday. Clifford Walker and Bloomer Burke of Cincinnati joined dinner with the Peerce family and Jackie David Sallie of Cincinnati. Edward Pidree and Florida guests, Hattie and Elizabeth Hinkle from Plainville attended afternoon visits with Odius Hinkle and sons Johnny Jimmy and Ronnie of Lyons.
A mixed local page notes two years since D Day with family visits across Indiana communities and a feature from Ste. Mere Eglise Normandy. The narrative recalls Utah Beach and the liberation, with signs in English and memories of the Fleet Engineer Special Brigade.
The Plainville Betsy Ross Girls 4H Club met on Friday May 21 with Margaret Nowling as president in charge. One new member, Carolyn Smith, was introduced. Refreshments served to eight members and leader Mrs Alma Gallagher. The Clover Leaf 4-H Club met May 29 in Wesee School with Joanne Trueblood presiding. Cletus Byer replaced Phyllis Allegree as news reporter. Recreation led by Nora Ramsey. refreshments for members and leader Rosalie Franklin. A talk on Swine Sanitation was given at Sugarland Agriculture-Club meeting May 31 at Sugarland School. A ball game was announced for Sunday at 1:00 pm, with attendees to meet at the schoolhouse. Recreation and refreshments followed for about 50 members and guests.
The Ss. 8. Marcus Daly is noted as the first Pacific Coast vessel to earn the gallant ship award. Its role in the liberation of the Philippines is cited, including docking during the October 1944 invasion and serving as a key defense port for six days with troops and vital war supplies aboard.
The leader Neal Banta announces the next meeting will be held on June 14 with a talk on Diseases of Poultry by Bessie Th Brook.
Discharges are recorded for John A. Bradley of the U S Army Glen Ray Lemmon of the U S S or Vernon Lloyd Eggleston of the U S Navy in formal military separation notices detailing service status and discharge validation
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