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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1932

Page

3

Roosevelt adds advisers for Walker testimony in Albany

Gov Roosevelt names John Mack and Cowboy to assist in digesting Mayor James J Walker's Hofstadter committee testimony while studying charges of prodigious inefficiency and malfeasance. Block protests inference and defends his joint account with Walker tied to subway work.

Albany N. Y Gover Franklin D. Roosevelt John Mack Cowboy James J. Walker Hofstadter Committee Democratic Supreme Court Duchess County Stillman Conbey New York Roosevelt Sittims Samuel Seabury Hof Committee Paul Block Monday Seabury Block Walker Black

Monroe City Couple Wed in Petersburg Ceremony

Miss Pauline Scott and Roy were married Thursday afternoon in Petersburg by Rev. W C Polson of the First Baptist church. The bride wore a dress of appears incomplete in source text.

Pauline Scott Royce Petersburg Rev W. C. Polson First Baptist ‘Church

High Rock News Roundup Highlights Local Visits

Miss Bertha Berry of Washington returns home after visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Edward Taylor. Kathleen Taylor comes home from Jasper. Mrs Charlie Taylor guests of Mrs Hannah Taylor Friday. Epworth League holds Sunday services at High Rock church. Mr and Mrs Edward Taylor and Miss Clarissa Schuler drove to Jasper on Saturday. A June 26 basket dinner is planned at High Rock church. Everyone is welcome.

Bertha Berry Washington Edward Taylor High Rock Church Epworth League High Rock Edward M. Taylor Clarissa ‘Schuler Jasper

Potts visit to Wheatland and home stay announced

Walter Potts motored to Wheatland Saturday with Mrs Nellie Potts and the Potts children. They accompanied him home for a visit with Mr and Mrs B F Potts.

Walter Potts Wheatland Nellie Potts Mrr B. F. Potts

Jasper Hosts Visitors from Canton and Family

Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hauser and son and Mr and Mrs Wilbur Doades with daughter were Saturday night and Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs John Smith of Jasper.

Lawrence Hauser Wilbur Doades John Smith Jasper

Local social visits and guesting across towns

Miss Genevieve Frye visited friends and relatives in Hudsonville. Miss Clarissa Schuler visited friends and relatives in Jasper. Mr and Mrs George Allen were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Taylor. Mr and Mrs Edward Taylor were guests of Mr and Mrs Dverell Canary Sunday. Irene Taylor and Bertha Berry called on Eldeng Potts in the afternoon.

Genevieve Frye Hudsonville George Allen Mrs Charles Taylor Edward Taylor Mrs. Dverell Canary Irene Taylor Bertha Berry Eldeng Potts

Mrs Krodel Visits Daughter Potts Relative Today

Mrs Susan Krodel is visiting her daughter Mrs B F Potts. The outing highlights family ties and social greetings in the community.

Susan Krodel Mrs B. F. Potts

Huge Ship Canal Urged Across Northern Florida

Col. Gilbert A. Youngberg urges a massive ship canal across northern Florida to save 800 miles and about three days of ship travel, a proposal he presented to the Florida Engineering Society.

Florida Col Gilbert. A. Youngberg The Florida Engineering Society

Broadway's Changing Times Reverberate Through Headlines

A patchwork of notes on George M. Cohan shifting to Hollywood and Broadway’s fading grip, with mentions of Lewyn Katz, Kern, Betty Boop, Bob Hope, Hart, Brady, and other industry figures. The piece surveys theater, film, and literary shifts, from offices abandoned to new U.S. cultural currents and upcoming events.

Cohan New York Broadway George M. Cohan Knickerbocker Hollywood Allen Charles ‘Dillingham Arthur ’ Hammerstein Playhouse William Harris, Jr Dwight Deer Wiman Ing Kern May Questel Betty Boop Bob Hope Rian James

Shakamak Park Hosts Indiana 4‑H Club Camp Finale

The final session of the 4-H Club Leadership Camp at Sha kamak State Park featured Dr Stanley Coulter and praised by A P Graham for its premier facilities. The event marked a major Indiana gathering with about 350 youths from 45 counties and noted the park’s capacity for ongoing 4-H group camps statewide.

Indiana U. S. Department of Agriculture D. Graham United States Shakamak State Park Shkkamak Smetiods Greene de ‘Knox

Sharpe Case Closed In Lindbergh Kidnapping Inquiry

Trenton New Jersey June 15 The Violet Sharpe phase of the Lindbergh kidnapping inquiry appeared closed as state police announced no more bulletins would be issued and referred questions about Miss Sharpe’s body to Arthur Springer secretary at the Dwight Morrow estate. Officials said she died by her own hand last week while questioned about the case. they found she knew nothing of it.

Trenton N. J Violet Sharpe Lindbergh State Constabulary Col H. Norman Schwartzkopf Miss Sharpe Arthur Springer Springer Dwight ‘Morrow Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr Schwartzkopf Great Britain New York John Hughes Curtis Col. Lindbergh

Community notes and a county ball game result

Mary Edith and Ralph Colvin and Agatha Lewis visited. Helen, Mildred and Joseph McDonald were seen Sunday afternoon. A Washington visitor, Mrs J R Queen, is staying this week. A lawn social and supper is planned for Sunday June 19 at St Patrick's church. Attendance at a Pennyville ball game included Mr Leo Colvin and children Norma and Mildred, Miss Mary Lewis, and Mrs Mary Jane Cullivan. Red Sellers visited Joseph Lewis on Saturday. A Montgomery game Sunday afternoon ended with Corning 8 Montgomery 5.

Mary Edith Ralph Colvin Agatha Lewis Helen Mildred Joseph McDonald St. Patrick’s Church Leo Colvin Norma and Mary Lewis Mary Jane Cullivan Pennyville

Yesterday's Major League Results Across Leagues

Yesterday's baseball scores show American League matches with York beating Cleveland 7 to 6 and Philadelphia routing Detroit 10 to 5. Boston edged Chicago 5 to 4 in a 10 inning contest while St Louis defeated Washington 13 to 3. In the National League Philadelphia won 6 to 2 as all other games were postponed by rain.

York Cleveland Detroit Boston Chicago St. Lewi Washington

Ancrypt sports scores from a weathered brief

Partial OCR shows American Association and Muwadikes 4 Toledo 38 Nubus 6 Kansas City 4 v le Shy Pau with rain noted. Only games scheduled.

Merican Association Muwadikes Toledo Nubus Kansas City le-Shy- Pau

Incorporation of James A. Gill & Sons Inc filed

Local directors filed incorporation papers for James A. Gill and Sons Inc with incorporators Janiah A. Gill W Hayes Gill and James C. Gill. Printer s ink makes people think.

James A. Gill & Sons, Inc Fteers Directors of Washington Janiah A. Gill W. Hayes Gill James C. Gill

Major League Baseball Today Capers and Scores

Baseball recap as Walter Johnson’s Senators falter against St Louis Browns while Jimmy Foxx leads Philadelphia Athletics past Detroit. Yankees edge Red Sox in a relief filled clash. Reds and Phillies split a double header with Chuck Klein and Tony Lombardi hitting homers. Ruth triples and singles for the Yankees as Gehrig and Simmons contribute runs in a rain affected day.

Killefer Sena Towly Browington Saison Boston Red Sox Yan Grevela Indians Bill Dickey Averill Red Chicago White Sox Cincinnati Philadelphia Phillies Phillies Reds Chucka Tony Lombardi Incinnati Dekker Philadelphia Pittsburgh AB H Waner Pirates J Tmbardi Rede Ssurst Harey Foxx Athletics Ruth Yankees Klein Simmons Gehrig

Fishing Season Opens Thursday in Indiana Waters

The conservation department announces the lawful fishing season begins Thursday June 16 in Indiana waters. Thousands of anglers are expected on streams and lakes as large and smallmouth bass rock bass blue crappie red eared sunfish yellow perch pike perch and pickerel will be open. Anyone over 18 must have a license. size and bag limits remain as last year.

Indiana Need Conservation Department

Swedish forestry expert outlines lumber respiration process

A Swedish forestry expert describes a lumber respiration procedure that requires a 12 to 24 hour period. The process aims to stabilize wood moisture and emissions.

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