Woodmen Camp to Host June 15 Meeting in Indiana
Local Camp No. 63 Woodmen of the World received notice from state manager M. E. Kilpatrick of Indianapolis confirming a June 15 meeting at 7 30 p m. to plan district gatherings in southern Indiana. Delegates from 16 counties will attend. Kilpatrick will conduct. Washington camp members urged to attend and help welcome delegates. Provisions have been made to furnish the meals and other entertainment.
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Washington Camp
Local Pupils Attend Purdue and Movie Adverts
Local pupils listed by township attend Purdue and names of students across several townships appear with other items mentioning Washington Peoples Ink Trust First National Bank and local chamber names. The piece also references film listings and actors like John Garou and Guy Usher along with other names and production notes.
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Washington, Peoples’ Ink and Trust Co
First National Bank of Odon
Farmers’ Bank of
James Overton
Ruth H Reeve
Mabel Bake
Steele
Robert
John Stamm
Lela Crawford
van Buren
Mary Trueblood
Veale
Helen
Twee Caroline McDaniel
Dean Allis
Marvin Flint
Sam Barber
Washington Township
Louis Newton
Betty Ruth Burch
Ruth Wallace
Helen Ricks
Ruth Angerer
Moberghs Advising on Air Power and War Readiness
Washington testimony by Charles A Lindbergh urges immediate research and expansion of US air power. He calls for higher quality and quantity of mail time planes, stronger air corps, and readiness for war at a moments notice, referencing naval and geographic considerations. The context contrasts with a county league game between Cumback and Glenda, set for Glen dale at 2 p.m.
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Washington
Ins
Charles A. Lindirgh
House
Cintior Committee
Bnf
Cumback Wins 4-3 Over Aaglesville In Sunday Game
Cumback Indiana defeats Aaglesville 4 to 3 on Sunday afternoon. Bards pitched well for Cumback and D Byers held the visitors to five hits. Jones was the Cumback catcher with one of the two or more hits. The two teams plan a return game next Sunday in Cumback. Local social notes mention Mr. and Mrs. H South Bend visiting.
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Cumback
Ind
Cumback Balters
Aaglesville
Hato
Power
Crafford
R. Edwards
Ogmon
Jones
Local Society Notes From St Louis Visitors and Weekend Travels
Lb E Miller of St Louis visits son Farrell this week. Harry Hanson returns from Chicago furniture convention. Robinson back from South Bend visiting the Hortalis for six weeks. Mrs W E Hackler Jr of Mt. Cora visited this weekend. Miss Mary Greene Regent of the Muncie Daughters of Isabella spends weekend with the Dailys. Harry Chickedantz and Bud McKown head to Mackinac Island for summer. Billie Maece to Indianapolis for a few weeks. Mrs Louis McCauley and Theresa, plus William Howard and Jimmy visit Kramer family in New Albany. Strausheims move to Huntington WV. Alvin Seal family plus Walter Wetzel and We return from a month-long west motor trip. Bob Vollmer and A1 Vollmer of Indianapolis visit with Carl Vollmer family. Basil Tyree of Jaganville visits with Dr. and Mrs E Bowmain. Eliza Sunderland of Louis attends cousin East St. morning. Greenwell leaves for Eliza Sunderland. Kenneth Hill of Indianapolis spends Sunday with parents Mr. and Mrs. John Hill. Padgett family helped with home work remains visiting. Mrs R I land of Ohio, Doyle of Montgomery joyle in Hamilton attend funeral of Mr George Huette. Mrs Huette, Doyle’s daughter, travels to Hibbing with Miles Merp.
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Louis McCauley
Theresa
William Howard
Jimmy
Jacob Kramer
New Albany
Strausheim’s
Huntington
W. Va
Pleasantville Beats Glendale in slugging victory
Pleasantville Wildcats defeated Glendale in a high scoring game as pitcher Gilley hurled well for the winners. F Ragas D Campton led Pleasantville with strong hitting while L Auberry and E Robison starred for Glendale on the hill.
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D. Campton
F. Ragas
Gilley
L. Auberry
E. Robison
Glendale
Classified Wants And Ads From A Rural Paper
A fragmented page lists various classified items including a coffee offer and toy goods from local stores, pieces of used appliances like a Warner Electrol, a buggy for sale at $24, a wagon, and a faded parlor piece. Multiple notices include lost items and household goods along with a dog and a cow for sale. Contacts include Tom Daily and Mrs Myrtle Wilkinson with geographic hints like Loogootee and Glendale.
Centennial of Baseball stamp on sale Tuesday local post office
The 3 cent Centennial of Baseball stamp marking 100 years of baseball goes on sale Tuesday June 14 at the local post office. First issued today in Cooperstown NY birthplace of the game, stamps elsewhere in the US until Tuesday. Also available locally is a stamp commemorating George Washington's inauguration as first US president.
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Cooperstown
N. Y
United States
George Washington
Calf and cattle market mixed with steady sections
Market reports show calf activity at 5 to 9 dollars and cattle at 6.15 to 6.50 per unit in the 160 to 300 pound range. Cattle totals include 1300 calves and 600 animals with all classes described as strong while steers and lambs hold steady at 9.50 to 10.00 per unit.
Selowe Ho Market Prices and Steady Pads
Market notes show 1 60 to 250 lb cattle steady at 6.55 with 3 600 in the mix. Pad cry steady. Gaile records list 9 priced between 7.50 and 8.50. Trade activity appears muted with limited new quotes and stable ranges across items.
Glendale Steamrollers Triumph Over Washington Bed in Local Game
In one of the best played games at the local shop ground Glendale Steamrollers defeated Washington Bed by a 5 to 3 score. The contest featured strong offense with a few costly errors that affected scoring, while spectators noted the overall quality of play and margin favored Glendale. Mrs. Robert Grannon visited Washington briefly, amid mentions of team margins and scoring twists.
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Glendale’ Steamrollers
Washington
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