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Newspaper

Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1946

Page

2

Washington honor marks longtime railroad official Waller

The dinner at The jal Cafe in Washington honors Mr. Waller for a career starting in 1910 as a freight porter and culminating as superintendent of the Newark Division by 1945. He served at Akron Chicago Division, N Vernon, and other posts, receiving a briefcase and pen set. Mrs. Waller received a corsage.

Washington Nessemarke Waller Ind Weller Akron-Chicago N. Vernon Proto G Newark

Miss Henrietta Drew Weds Robert Carroll in Farm Wedding

Miss Henrietta Drew and Robert Carroll were married in a double ring ceremony Saturday morning at the home of Rev. E G Grimes near Plainville. The bride wore bridal white and the couple left for an unannounced honeymoon. They will reside on a farm southeast of Mr and Mrs William M Reet and children, Alice and Leo. They recently visited Mr and Mrs John Kushmerick and daughter Janet in Peabody Massachusetts.

Henrietta Drew Robert Carroll E. G. Grimes Plain- Ville William M. Reet Alice Leo John Kushmerick Janet Peabody Mass

Bride and Groom Frank R Callahan Wed at Odon

The marriage unites the couple Frank R Callahan and the bride of Odon with vows read by Rev. R. P. Hawkins. The bride's father served overseas. The groom recently discharged and bought a 200 acre farm north of Odon for their future home. Lloyd Callahan and Betty Chestnut attended.

Frank R. Callahan Odon R. P. Hawkins Lloyd Callahan Betty Chestnut

Riester School Program To Feature Violin and Guitar

Mrs Grace Riester of the Riester School of Music will present a program of violin guitar and piano at 8 p m on June 13 and 14 at 8 p m at 8th and Poplar Streets Petersburg Ind The list of participants for June 13 includes Walter Hale Jr Doris Ann Dyer Lurice and Martha Nixon Lois Catt Donna Mae Ward John Hempling David Tritter Alvida Willis Paul and Pearl Rice Johnnie Johnson Robert Dowden and Cecil Colvin Certificates of award will be given June 14 to six students completing one course in electric Hawaiian guitar These students are Martha Jane Caldemeyer Charlotte Ann Cantrill Margaret Beatrice Peggy Eck Iona Froman Gerald Gene Grey and Marilyn Fay Tate.

Grace Riester The Riester School of Music Poplar Sts. Petersburg Ind Walter Hale, Jr Doris Ann Dyer Lurice Martha Nixon Lois Catt Donna Mae Ward John Hempling David Tritter Alvida Willis Paul and Pearl Rice Johnnie Johnson Robert Dowden Cecil Colvin Martha Jane Caldemeyer Charlotte Ann Cantrill Margaret Beatrice Peggy” Eck Iona Froman Gerald Gene Grey Marilyn Fay Tate

Ada Ruth McDonald Weds Charles W Arnold in Simple Parsonage Ceremony

At the First Methodist parsonage on Monday afternoon at 2, Ada Ruth McDonald daughter of Mrs Roscoe McDonald of Wheatland became the bride of Charles W Arnold son of Mr and Mrs Chris Arnold of Wheatland. Rev H O Eisner officiated with no attendants. A photograph in the Baltimore and Ohio Magazine features Montezuma Indiana employees including Robert N Kuhn, house foreman formerly of the city. Local notes report visits and society happenings including gatherings of American War Mothers and other relatives in Indiana and Michigan.

First Methodist Church Ada Ruth McDonald Roscoe McDonald Wheatland Charles W. Arnold Chris Arnold H. O. Eisner McDonald Bob Kuhn B. & O. Magaine Baltimore and Ohio Montezuma

Birthday party honors Phyllis Ann Haag in Vincennes

Mrs. George Haag hosted a third birthday party for her daughter Phyllis Ann with a fish pond and contests awarding prizes to Paul Dale Wildridge Dean Kays and Gus Hayes. Ice cream cookies were served to many children including Leon and Sandra Haag Barbara Linda and Larry Fox Charlotte Wilson Jane Ronnie Dean Kays Judy Ione Rider Paul Dale Philip Wildridge Evelyn Lindsay and others.

George Haag Phyllis Ann Paul Dale Wildridge Dean Kays Gus’ ‘Hayes Leon Sandra Haag Barbara Linda Larry Fox Vincennes Charlotte Wilson Jane Ronnie Judy Ione Rider Paul Dale Philip Wildridge Evelyn Lindsay Billy Sharon Hayes Carl Haag Hugh Fox Lorena Wilson Gus Ebler Pauline, Hayes Evelyn Kays Joyce Rose Eva Ebler Doris Holt Lillian Holt Maud Mattingly

Free Methodist Young Peoples Society Lawn Party

The Free Methodist Young Peoples Society held a busig meeting then a lawn party at the home of Mr and Mrs Herbert Gines on the Aprow road. After a brief business session, attendees enjoyed outdoor games and cafeteria style refreshments for many named members and families.

Free Methodist Youngples Society Gines Faye Hand Jack Haski Margie Jerry Gregory Gene John Dorothy Delbert Horton Von Leo Green Lloyd Peach Austin White Otto Sevieking Harold Gines

Bethany Church Group Meeting Sees Devotions At Hunter Home

The Bethany Christian Crusaders gathered last night at Miss Maxine Hunter's home with cohostesses Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haupt. Charlotte McKinney led devotions. Harold McDole gave a solo and talk. Betty Shirley, Coleen Quilliams, and reading by others followed. prayers by Eugene Haupt. Refreshments served to McKinney sisters, Ruth Clark, Betty Shirley, Coleen Quilliams, Ruth Steen, Lois Hunter, Harold Mole, Robert Summers, and the Haupts.

Bethany Christian Crusaders Maxine Hunter Eugene Haupt Charlotte McKinney Harold McDole Betty Shirley Coleen Quilliams Charlotte Martha McKinney Ruth Clark Coleen Quilliam Ruth Steen Lois Hunter Harold Mole Robert Summers

Auxiliary Meeting Announced for Friday at Court House

The Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will hold a meeting Friday at 2 30 PM in the court house. The gathering aims to discuss union matters and member coordination in the local division.

B. of R. T Court House

Willing Workers Club Meets Thursday at 7:30

The Ww W. H. E. Club will hold a meeting Thursday at 7 30 with Mrs. Helen Armes listed as a participant or speaker. The event is set to take place in the familiar club setting and invites members to attend.

Ww. W. H. E. Club Willing Workers Club Helen Armes

Omission in St Marys Choir Social Note

Dorothy Kramer was accidentally omitted from Tuesday's Democrat write up of St. Mary's choir social meeting. The correction appears in the latest issue, acknowledging her attendance and contribution.

Dorothy Kramer St. Mary’s Choir Social Meeting Democrat

Violet Theta Rho Meeting Planned at I O O F Hall

A meeting of Violet Theta Rho girls will be held Thursday evening at 7 o'clock at the I O O F hall.

Violet Theta Rho I. O. O. F. Hall

Recital of Piano Organ Pupils at First Methodist

Junior students of Miss Kathleen Reiners will be presented in a piano and organ recital at First Methodist on Thursday evening June 13 at 7 45. The program features familiar melodies and showpieces by student performers from Ann Cottee to Elinor Feagans and others.

Kathleen Reiners First Methodist Cnufen

Plainville News Social Weekend With Local Families

Mr and Mrs Frank Moore and daughter Hazel of Vincennes visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Henry Yates and relatives. Charley Nowling and son Jack returned to Collinsville Illinois after visiting the Nowlings. S H Humbaugh Gilbert Humbaugh Ray Humbaugh and son Billy hosted a Sunday dinner for Henry Strate near Freelandville. Andrew Slatton and son of Gary spent last weekend with Slatton's mother

Frank Moore Hazel Vincennes Henry Yates Charley Nowling Jack Collinsville Illinois William Nowling S. H. Humbaugh Gilbert Humbaugh Ray Humbaugh Billy Henry Strate Freelandville Andrew Slatton Gary Slatton

Real Estate Deeds Filed In Washington and Michigan Areas

Jesse Leighty and wife transfer Washington lot 60 in Tranter's addition to Carl Paris and wife for $1. Alice B Cosgrove transfers to Donald Irwin Rude and wife a portion of local lots 134 13 and 17 for $1. The article notes the carnation origin in Persia and Michigan's long inland coastline.

Jesse Leighty Carl Paris Washington Tranter’s Add Alice B. ‘Cosgrove Donald Irwin Rude

Westminster Presbyterian Youth Choir Practice Tonight

The Westminster Presbyterian Youth choir schedules an important practice tonight at six o'clock. The session aims to sharpen voices and prepare for upcoming services and events.

Westminster Presbyterian

Amicitia H. E. club to meet Thursday at 2

The Amicitia H. E. club will convene Thursday at 2 o clock with Mrs. Edna Tedford on Hefron Street.

Amicitia H. E. Club Edna Tedford Hefron Street

Westminster Presbyterians to entertain third division

The First Division of Westminster Presbyterian Church will entertain the third division on Thursday at 2:30 in the home of Mrs. Harry V. Hyatt.

Westminster Presbyterian Church Harry V. Hyatt

Plan to Combat Socialized Credit in Indiana

Indiana bankers, insurance and loan executives, farm cooperatives and other representatives gathered in Indianapolis on June 12 to discuss plans to combat socialized credit. The state chamber of commerce sponsored the program, with agriculture business committee members opposing government agencies extending credit and citing unfair competition and tax exemptions as enabling factors. Speakers included Burr S. Swezey of Lafayette Fred O Hair of Greencastle and Indianapolis figures Howard Friend William Schiltge and Paul E. Fisher.

Indianapolis Ind INS Indiana State Chamber of Commerce Chamber Agriculture-Business Committee Burr S. Swezey Lafayette Fred O'Hair Greencastle Howard Friend William Schiltge Paul E. Fisher

Forefathers Folded Letters Without Envelopes

The text notes that early letters were folded to seal messages and addressed on the outside, predating envelopes which were not common until 1839.

Gas Factory Stomach Relief Promises With Erb-Help

A reader reports dramatic relief from bloating gas headaches and irregular bowels after taking Erb-Help. The ad claims 12 herbs cleanse bowels clear stomach gas and improve liver and kidney function with testimonials urging others to try Williams Pharmacy.

Williams Pharmacy

Vale dog pulls in big cancer drive funds

A small dog with a $2.50 license tag sparked Vale Oregon donations for a cancer fund drive. Bought for 50 cents, the dog was auctioned and resold until bidders totaled 117 dollars, helping reach 78 percent of Vale’s quota.

Vale Ore

D of I Meeting Agenda and Siam King Death Note

The Daughters of Isabella held a June business meeting led by Regent Lorena Walker with prayers dues and plans for future activities. Ada Hill reported on May’s social. next social is June 25 and Holy Communion is set for June 30 at St Simon’s church.

Daughters of Isabella Lorena Walker Ada Hill St.Simon's Church Catherine Baker

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