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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1946

Page

2

Grace E Killion announces marriage of Alma Jean Killion

Grace E Killion announces the marriage of her daughter Alma Jean to Billie G. Edwards on June 1 at 6 p.m. at the First Christian parsonage with Rev. M M Prater performing the single ring ceremony. Attendants were Keith Killion and his wife. The bride wore a white linen dress. the groom recently discharged from the navy. They reside with Alma’s mother, while Clifford Berkley and relatives stop by Washington en route to Missawaka Indiana.

Grace E. Killion Alma Jean Billie G. Edwards Catherine Edwards R. R M. M. Prater Keith Killion En Tire Victory Reliance Factory Navy South Pa

Local families visit Wheatland and city residents

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Killion and others from Lake Charles Louisiana and nearby towns spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Small and family of Wheatland Ind. Mrs Ival Usher and children of Eld, Al. are in the city staying with her mother Mrs. William Sullivan.

Carl Killion Keith Killion Billie Edwards Grace E. Killion Ray Clifford Berkley Lake Charles Louisiana Donald Small Wheatland Ind Ival Usher Eld, al City William Sullivan

Odon Couple Wed In Simple Ceremony At Home

Mrs Greene daughter of Mr and Mrs Smiley Seneff of Odon married Mr Ray Greene of Sandborn in a small ceremony. The couple and families hosted a reception at the Flynn home. They plan a Chicago apartment residence after a Smoky Mountains honeymoon.

Robert Flynn Dike Greene Smiley Senneff Odon Terre Haute Union Hospital Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie International Business Machines Chicago Ill Pier of Engineering Bliss University of Washington D. C Ray Greene Sandborn Robi Flynn Apt Maywood Mil Edgar Greene Anita Greene Bud Pashmier Marcille Seneff Columbia University New York City Elsworth Greene Bloomington Smiley Seneff Gary Neal This City

Richard Queen Returns From Visit With Family

Richard Dick Queen has returned from a visit in Cincinnati with his daughter and in Louisville Kentucky with his son and daughter in law.

Richard Queen Cincinnati Louisville

Leukhardt Crane Wedding in Washington City

Miss Eleanor Leukhardt daughter of Montgomery residents W J Leukhardt and Mrs Leukhardt married Robert Crane in a Saturday 11 oclock service at First Methodist parsonage. Rev H O Eisner officiated with a double ring ceremony. Attendants were Mrs Hilda Raney and Clifford Raney. The couple will reside with Crane’s father in Washington after employed at Corcoran plant.

Eleanor Leukhardt W. J. Leukhardt Montgomery Robert Crane First Methodist Church H. O. Eisner Hilda Raney Clifford Raney Raney

Hour of the Chestnut wedding at First Methodist church

A Chestnut wedding is planned at First Methodist Church Sunday with the ceremony set for 2:30 in the afternoon. The event will involve local residents and seeks to mark a family milestone in the community.

First Methodist Church

Residents visit kin and enjoy day trips across the region

Mrs. Cyrus Rink returned home Thursday after visiting her brother and sister in law Mr. and Mrs. William Crowe in Wallonia. Several families spent Thursday at Coney Island Cincinnati including Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and children Freddie Kay Janet Joe Gill Elizabeth Kirsch and Jerry Fridrick. Eli Lett in the Methodist hospital Indianapolis is reported to be recovering nicely today.

Marie Patheal Vincennes Glenn Memering Cyrus Rink William Crowe Wallonia Fred Smith Freddie and Kay Janet and Joe Gill Elizabeth Kirsch Jerry Fridrick Coney Island Cincinnati Eli Lett Methodist Hospital Indianapolis

Ladies From Local Club Visit Louisville

Mrs. W. H. Kennedy Mrs. J. W. Odum Mrs. Roy Scoble and Mrs. A. T. Steinhart spent Thursday in Louisville Kentucky for a social outing and customary visits.

W. H. Kennedy J. W. Odum Roy Scoble A. T. Steinhart Louisville, Ky

Women of the Moose elect officers and plan duties

The Women of the Moose met at the Moose Home for a regular meeting and officer election for the coming year. Senior Regent Bonnie Williams presided as Blanche Selby became Senior Regent and Margaret Wilson became Junior Regent with Kathleen Killion recorder, Mildred Reel chaplin, and Mae Martin treasurer. A neighbor chapter was invited for installation and two delegates to the State Conference in Fort Wayne June 21 to 23 were chosen, Blanche Selby and the recorder. Birthday offerings were given by several members and attendance prize went to Eileen Auberry. Sixty two members answered roll call, next meeting set for June 13 for initiation and covered-dish dinner. Mrs. Will Longer and grandson Fritzie and Mrs. Katherine Longer Tooms returned to Danville, Illinois after visiting here.

Rebekah Lodge Lo.0.f Wilda Wuertz Virginia Petrey Alma Golliher Tri Kappa Sorority Dale Dykins First Methodist Church Dykins R. O. Dykins Libbie Haskett Clare Edwards Washington College of Music of Cincinnati Herbert Newman Army Air Corps Europe United States Girl Scouts Troop Three Pinnick American Legion John Simpson Violet Theta Rho I. O. O. F. Hall Rebecca Sisters Violet Theta Monroe City Oaktown Vincennes Violet Gibbons Terre Haute Ola Blagrave Washington Girls June Tharp Indiana Fort Wayne Blanche Selby Matt Poland Florence’ ‘Fisher Fiona. Ragsdale Maude O’brian Ethel Allen Rowena Krock Will Longer Fritzie Katherine Longer Tooms Danville, Ill

Ministerial Association Meeting Set for Monday at First Baptist

The Washington Ministerial Association will hold its regular monthly meeting at the First Baptist church on Monday, June 10, at 10 o clock. The Ever Ready Home Economics club will meet with Mrs. Frank Jackson Monday afternoon at 1 45.

Washington Ministerial Association First Baptist Church H. E. Club Home Economics Club Frank Jackson

Retonga Restores 14 Lbs and Appetite, Says Tenn. Woman

Mrs Poole of Clarksville Tennessee credits Retonga with regaining fourteen pounds after severe weight loss and indigestion. She says laxatives not needed now, meals restored, and daily energy improved. Retonga is marketed to ease digestive juice flow loss appetite and constipation with Williams Pharmacy as a local supplier.

Sam Abanky Farkiway Clarksville Tenn Tonga Retonga Williams ‘Pharmacy

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