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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1939
Page
2
In a comparison of the largest selling brands, Camels were found to contain more tobacco by weight than averages of fifteen peers. The test noted Camels ash lasting longer than other brands, with cooler smoke and a delicate taste and fragrance.
Lafayette Indiana June 11 nearly 1100 earned degrees at Purdue University 65th annual commencement. 900 personally received diplomas from President E C Elliott in the field house. Daviess county graduates included Orin H Bowman Odon in agriculture Julia E Peek and mechanical wearing.
Mienee Marjorie Gootee and Frances Greene hosted a surprise miscellaneous shower for the bride to be, gifts arranged in a decorated wagon, games and refreshments follow. Attendees included a long list of local names and relatives, with Miss Mise McGuire receiving many gifts.
The list of attendees includes Margaret Washington, Betty Richard, June Carr, Wil for Leaders, Henri Drew, cobbler and barber, Mrs. red Behle, Assistant leader, Mrs. Lilian Holt, and guest Betty e. The next meeting will be June 13 at Betty Richard's home.
Iris and Bart Whittaker clash over a budget married life with Bart pushing thrift and Iris resisting. He champions low cost meals and leftovers while Iris, overworked in an office, wants a more substantial lifestyle. Tension grows as they argue over spending, saving, and the meaning of love versus money.
North-East Meeve Phe North-east Réeve 4-H Club met Tuesday at leader W A Harrawood home for first meeting with officers elected Pres Bernard Miles Vice Pres Donald Llama Secy Everett Harrawood News Reporter AF Williams The next meeting June 13 at 1 30 in high school building with members and leaders listed from several clubs
Reeve Township Willing Workers 4-H Club met in Glendale school basement at 2:00 with 16 members present. Members planned upcoming meetings and demonstrations on chores and dishwashing, led by Mrs. Fred Bing and Mrs. Clyde Wallace. Next gathering set for June 20 at Glendale gym and another for June 21 at St. Mary’s. demonstrations on sewing and making cheese discussed.
The 4-H group Stitch and Chatter met at Bonnie Myers home. The roll call was Favorite Magazine in response. Bonnie Myers demonstrated how to hem a tea towel as part of the activities.
The Willig of Plainville met Thursday night of Chester Edwards with Osmon Ray Lawyer, Bernard, Bob Phillip, Donald Bird, Floyd Bennington and guests Laura Copeland Patty Leota Agigton present. The next meeting is scheduled for July 11 at the home of Robert and Bernard Wichman.
Bessie Brown is linked to a matter involving Dully gton City School in Indiana. The brief item notes local schooling officials and a municipal context, with no further specifics provided in the readable copy.
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