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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1930

Page

5

D A R Meeting at Princeton Club Hosts Chapters

The Southern Indiana D A R gathered Tuesday at the Princeton Cantry Club with chap ters from Evansville Huntingburg Jasper Togootee Shoals New Harmony Petersburg Sullivan Vincennes and Mr Carmel. Mrs S B Robinson opened the meeting after lunch, with remarks by state officers and a vocal piece by Mrs James Gavins of Indianapolis and Mrs James Crankshaw of Fort Wayne.

Neastai John Gibson A. R Princeton Southern Indiana Princeton Cantry Club Evansville Huntingburg Jasper Togootee Shoals New Harmony Tetersburg Sullivan Vincennes J. Arch Sprow Ollie Sevedge Rhoinson Thomas J. Brooks Bedford James L. Gavins Indianapolis James B. Crankshaw Wayne

Woodmen of the World to hold regular session

State Manager Joe H. Price will attend the Woodmen of the World regular session tomorrow evening at o clock and help arrange a district meeting for June 26 with delegates from six southern counties. All members are urged to attend the session and the district meeting.

Woodmen of the World Joe H. Price

West Alfordsville Community Notes Summary

James P. Donahue took a business trip to Washington. Mrs. Mary J. Brown returned to Indianapolis after visiting her daughter. Miss Lillian Gould spent Thursday with her sister Helen. Margaret Donahue stayed Saturday night with Mrs. James Mahan. A large crowd attended the Basket Dinner and dedication of the new High Rock church. Helen Gould and Ora Hedrick of Alfordsville attended Oak Grove services Sunday night. Locals attended a lawn social at St Patrick's Sunday evening. Charles Gould bought a new Chrysler. Lucille and Onelia Potts visited Margaret and Sophia Donahue Monday. Mrs. Rose Shelton visited her brother Dave Potts Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Swickard were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard. Mr. and Mrs. William Ball and others were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Shelton. Lawrence Schnarr and daughters spent Sunday with Ed Schnarr's family. Rev Earl Adams and family returned to Evansville after visiting relatives here.

Helen Gould Ora Hedrick Alfordsville Oak Grove William Ball Godwin Washington George Ham Dave Potts Taylor Potts Grant Shelton

A Simple Step Towards Health and All Bran

The piece urges adding Kellogg’s All-Bran to daily meals to prevent constipation and related ailments. It touts iron in the bran boosting blood color and fighting anemia, suggests it aids in reducing diets, and praises its versatility with cereals, desserts, and cooked dishes plus doctor endorsement.

Kellogg’s Ask Ar. Grocer

Petersburg Couple Visited City This Morning

Mr and Mrs C W McClure of Petersburg were in the city this morning. The brief sighting noted their presence without further details.

Petersburg Visitor And Alabama Student Home for Summer

Wm. Gray of Petersburg visited the city today and Ralph Zinkan, a student at the University of Alabama, is spending the summer vacation here with his parents.

Kathleen Caldwell DePauw University Mrs J. G. Clark Wm. Gray Petersburg Ralph Zinkan Alabama University

Chicago Population Surges By 672,048 In Decade

Chicago reached 3,575,753 population in the decade ending 1930, a gain of 672,048 since 1920. The final census figures were released at a luncheon of the Association of Commerce, triggering a citywide celebration with ticker tapes, flags, and whistles.

Chicago Association of Commerce

Lawrence Starts Rain Returns Playhouse to City

John Lawrence visited the city to arrange bringing his rented playhouse next week. The forecast promises a real rain for the event as onlookers anticipate the show, with locals grateful for the planned arrival.

Lawrence John Lawrence Jawn

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