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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
7
Fragmented advocacy piece urges national resolve through hope and idealism as society braces for danger. It extols lyceum and Chautauqua education, religious faith, and entertainment as tools to fortify minds, urging preparedness without despair and stressing bold, enduring ideals.
Ruth Ailes and Cunningdm, graduates of Washington High, were married Monday night at Cincinnati with J R. Mey of Cincinnati officiating. McKinney, visiting from here, led the reception and noted merchants service chief led a long city presence. Officers for the coming year were chosen at First Mt. E church with Maymo Keithly as president and Vera Leverett as vice president. A birthday surprise for Mrs Bowars occurred at West Fourth Street home, with guests presenting gifts and refreshments.
Readable fragments reference India and a church or religious themes, a piano recital, a preacher, and railway ties. It mentions the Hudson River area near New York with river tones and a boundary argument. The text is garbled and lacks coherent narrative.
The board of review for the session of 1915 lists the rank and dates for examinations and equalizations across townships and towns. Washington township and adjacent districts merit review from June through June 30 with sessions for mixed townships, Harrrison and Veale townships among others, including final entries and misc items.
A fragmented notice lists July dates for banks and trusts, mortgage examinations, and public actions. It describes real estate totaling 74 acres in Section 27 Township 4 North Range 7 West including 10 acres and the east half of the southwest quarter with a 16 acre square outcrop, and references a June 10 2045 hearing.
A fragmented notice appears to reference a real estate commission matter from April term 1813 involving James D. Williams and Annie Williams. It mentions commissioners and a court doorway, but the readable text is partial and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
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