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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1937
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes describe mail transmission and governmental power, with references to democracy and second class matter. The readable portion mentions West Indiana post office, a numbered reference, and a assertion about power being firmly essential to democracy.
A critical essay argues that tax avoidance by the rich through lawyers undermines fairness, erodes respect for law, and fuels belief in a privileged class above government. It warns the national budget suffers as the wealthy evade taxes, alienating ordinary citizens and undermining trust in Washington.
The M E Society at Plainwill held a meeting with a large turnout. Members and guests from nearby towns attended, including families from Collinsville and Bloomington. The gathering featured prayers, socializing, and a note about a church event schedule, ending with a mention of the snapping turtle as a key freshwater reptile.
Grannon entertained the eS T E club and at four tables Arlees 4 were won by Mrs. Léo Costello Miss Alberta Mrs. John Norris. Guests included Mrs. Henry Norris and John Norris Mrs. John 8 Matthew Dooley and yo ge Club ection: oT Mrs. thom A erman es In Home) fr and Mrs Homer Doyle Mr. and Mrs Far Doyle Miss Olive rie and Harry Doyle were guests at the home of Mr. and I. Will Daily Thursday evening. Bridge and refreshments followed.
A sunlit afternoon drew 1 605 spectators to the Skeet Club shooting event. Prizes included a .22 gauge gun with experts noting the field and traps were the best yet. Honors went to S– Sharpless of Wheatland and Kerns of Plainville plus Eber of Washington and Karim of Elnora among others as local shooters competed and enjoyed a lively community gathering.
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