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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
6
Gideon observes Judy Grant and Miss Morley at a rainy cafe as Stornaway introduces Gideon. Judy teases with mischief while Chummy eyeing Gideon’s ugly charm. Two poor men approach, Judy’s life appears starkly penniless, and Gideon ponders the girl’s potential before leaving with Stornaway.
In a smoky streetside scene Judy warns Chummy that her former lover Alan Steyne has returned. Bastien Dumont delivers urgent news while Chummy, long lost in memory, remains unaware of the past and the coming encounter. Judy plans a quiet meeting at their attic hideout to confront the unknown.
Public Service Commission of Indiana will hold a public hearing at City Hall in Washington Indiana at 11 00 PM on Tuesday July 8 1930 on the petition of the Cleveland Cincinnati and St. Louis Railway Company to change its Rogers Indiana station from agency to non agency status. The notice lists officials and costs connected to the proceeding and signs by D B Matthews. Also includes a separate executor sale notice for Anna Hort deceased with court order and sale of personal property in Davis County.
Judith Grant and Chammy Morley, linked by a tragic past, scheme to reunite Chammy with Alan Steyne. Steyne arrives with concern, while Judy believes Chammy’s sight of him may finally unlock her fractured mind. A tense, charged studio rendezvous unfolds amid art and longing.
In a June 1930 chapter, Alan Steyne returns to Clarissa Morley, still nameless to her, as Judy fears for her friend’s fragile condition. Jealousy and affection intertwine while a donation from Steyne reveals tensions about Chummy’s future, and Judy contemplates guardianship and loyalty among friends.
Indianapolis June 12 Frank lin George a Newcastle attorney was appointed Henry county prosecuting attorney yesterday by Governor Harry G Leslie. Mr George succeeds Leslie W Ratuff who resigned recently following a mysterious disappearance for several days. George was named Saturday as the Republican candidate for the prosecuting attorney office at the Henry county convention. The Governor also named Oscar Russell of Elkhart as a member of the state board of pharmacy to succeed Frederick W Meissner of LaPorte whose term expired June 9. The new board member is a graduate of the Purdue university school of pharmacy. His term is for four years beginning yesterday. Governor Leslie also announced the reappointment of
Forrest Knepper of Bina Green is appointed as a member of the livestock sanitary board. His new term runs three years starting June 8, ending with the expiration of his previous term.
Thomas Richardson, 59, was gored and trampled by a vicious bull while near Princeton on the Raymond Bintiack farm southwest of the city where he worked. He was taken to Methodist Hospital in grave condition with little chance of recovery.
A 1929 letter from Mrs. Bar ringer of Lewistown Montana describes her use of Kruschen Salts to lose weight. She reports shedding weight from 239 pounds in four weeks and feeling better, noting reduced food intake and increased activity. She recommends Kruschen Salts to friends and encourages others to try it.
A man on a farm was found unconscious with a maddened bull standing over him. He suffered severe chest and shoulder injuries with multiple broken ribs, discovered by nearby workers. He was carried to safety for medical care.
A brief note explains that 300 worker bees weigh an ounce while drones require about 100 bees for the same weight.
Public sale notice for a Portersville highway location near Washington Indiana on June 14 1930 with terms of cash and credit options. Real estate about 45 acres to be sold. executor Steward Horrall to oversee proceedings with Mattlingly and Myres attorney. Also notices of administration for Elizabeth J Ham and Mary E Scott in Davie ss County Indiana with appointments of William J Ham and Michael T Madden as administrators.
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