Attendees Mapped for Dining Capacity Reform
The report notes plans to ensure eating facilities accommodate at least 60 to 16 people, with provisions currently being arranged.
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1937
Page
1
Rites Held for Martin Walter at St Mary's Church
Funeral for Martin T. Spike Walter was held Monday at 9 AM at St Marys Catholic Church with burial in St Johns cemetery. The American Legion firing squad gave a salute at the grave. Pallbearers named Carl Clarence Walter Joe Sum Joe Williams Harry Fornwald Ray Burgemeister. honorary pallbearers also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin T
Spike’ Walter
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. John’s Cemetery
American Legion
Carl and
Clarence Walter
Joe Sum
Joe Williams
Harry Fornwald
Ray Burgemeister
Hogan in Hospital in Washington D C Secretary to Greenwood
John Hogan lies in a Washington D C hospital where he serves as secretary to Representative Arthur H Greenwood. The report notes his hospitalization but does not specify ailment or duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hogan
Ington, D. C
Arthur H. Greenwood
Funeral of Carl Grow Thursday
The funeral of Carl M. Grow, B. and O. employee, will be held Thursday. He died at 305 Ogden Street, with Rev J Edw Murr officiating. The body arrived in Washington from Ohio and was taken to the family home around noon. Friends may call there to pay respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl M. Grow
Ogden Street
J. Edw. Murr
Mr. Grow
Washington
Ohio
Collision at Meridian and Main injures no one
Police report two cars driven by John McGookey Jr and Frank T Miller collided at Meridian and Main streets at 7:50 last night when Miller turned left in front of McGookey. Minor damage to both vehicles and no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGookey, Jr
Frank T. Miller
Meridian
Main Streets
Miller
McGookey
Mangin Woman Undergoes Operation at Olney Hospital
Mrs Alber Mangin of N E Fourteenth Street underwent an operation this morning at Olney hospital as reported in local health notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alber Mangin
N. E
Fourteenth Street
Olney Hospital
K. C. Meeting Wednesday Night
The Knights of Columbus council holds its regular meeting Wednesday night to accommodate the W. C. H. S. alumni dinner dance. Newly initiated members at Jasper last Sunday will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Jasper
Cleveland Zoo Considers Brahma Zebus Trade Deal
The Cleveland city council approved a trade with Crowell Gifford of Port Arthur Texas to acquire two Brahma zebus sacred cattle. In exchange the city would send five ponies and a pony mare, the animals not previously shown in the area, to Crowell Gifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
India
Brookside Zoo
Crowell - Gifford Company
Port Arthur
Tex
Baseball score summaries from early major leagues
Scattered line scores show American League Cleveland and Washington games with pitching notes. National League matchups feature Hubbell facing Pittsburgh and other players with fractional inning results and late innings totals.
Man's Leg Broken In Crash Near Willow Valley
H Philip Voelger a 45 year old Cin bam le to depiece a hospital from ese in . ht. yer's car and another were in a minor mishap near Willow Valley. Voelger and Lee Bond of Oaktown stopped on the pavement talking when a motorcycle ridden by Oscar Downey of Cleaves Ohio and Bill Adams of Eaton Ohio tried to pass between the two stopped cars. The cycle struck Voelger causing a broken leg. The Martin county sheriff investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Philip Voelger
Cinbam le
Willow Valley
Voelger
Martin County
Lee Bond
Oaktown
Alon
Oscar Downey
Cleaves
Ohio
Bill Adams
Eaton
Committees Named to Plan July 5 Graham Farms Event
A Graham Farms Fair Grounds celebration on July 5 will feature day and night racing free acts and fireworks. Preparations advance with grounds cleaning track work and grandstand erection. Committees include Executive chaired by L J Hoefling and others, Publicity led by Boyd and Paulman, Track and Speed with McGehee and Woods, Radio and Broadcast by Hastings and Donaldson, Advance Box Seat Sale led by Burris and Hanson, Concessions by Ear J Krenp, Exhibits managed by Keller and O'Donnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Farms Fair
L. J. Hoefling
A.M. Bisheia
Robert C. Graham
Ralph G. Hastings
Theo, Reininga
L. W. Burris
Ben Allen
Robert C.gray Jr
J. F. McGehee
Hugh L
Theo Reininga
M. E.eliwock
Alvin Padgett
Eam Boyd
Pat Paulman
Jack Leahigh
Curt ‘Sharpless
Sam Barnett
John Woods
Willard Fleming
Syd Bowman
Loren Cox
John Hastings
Ray Donaldson
Harry Hanson
Frank White
Ear J. Krenp
Edward A. Keller
Robert Maxedon
P. ‘S. O'Donnell
West Point Cadet Arrives Home for Three Months Leave
Arthur Allen, a cadet at West Point, arrived home Sunday for a three months leave with his pal and Mrs. A W Allen of North Meridian street. Temperature report notes a low of 66 degrees after a 41 degree high yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Allen
West Point
A. W. Allen
N. Meridian Street
Evacuation of Madrid Begins Amid Rebel Advance
Loyalist General Jose Miaja orders civilians to leave Madrid as forces prepare for a rebel drive toward the Sin Way and surrounding areas, signaling a major wartime evacuation in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
INS
Jose Miaja
LeRoy Dugan Elected to City School Board Amid Bond Plan
A city council election results name LeRoy Dugan to the school post as bonds totaling 5000 are issued for a 10 year period at 3 percent interest. A sewer tax of 25 per lot drains west end, sewer work starts tomorrow, and a few adjacent properties have not paid. Streets in Washington require contact with officials, while several property improvements and remodels are approved with costs ranging from 100 to 15 140 dollars for structures and roofing projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motes & Howeil
West End
Citieis
Washington
Thomas Kinnaman
George W. Walker
Robert ‘Mi
HH. J. Morton
Tragic Car Mishap In Knox County Leaves Children Dead
Investigation into a car accident in Knox County began as authorities report the death of three year old Ronald Brochin of Wheatland. The boy suffered a fractured skull and loss of an eye and died after hospitalization. Mrs. Brochin, Joe Brochin, and several other relatives survived. Funeral services for the boy are set for 4 p.m. Tuesday at the M. E. Church in Wheatland with interment at the O. F. Cemetery. The accident remains under investigation with statements from witnesses and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stee Ead
Rofarl Brochin
R. B. Cochran
R. G. Moore
Wheatland
Mary Louise Ve Pita
Leath
Jad
Harrington
Bréchin
Atland M. E
A. J. Hasty
H of Glea
Anderson
Co O. F
Alphonse, Jr
Gloria Vander grows up in a society note
A fragment from a society column notes Gloria Vander grows up in a milestone moment. The item references a formal portrait and a nod to a photo made when she was younger, reflecting social circles and family connections in the tone of a local newspaper society page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Vander- Assoc
Townsend Abandons Strike Conference Effort
Indianapolis June 15 Governor Clifford Townsend said he abandoned temporarily his plan to convene governors of Illinois Indiana Michigan and to discuss settlement of the steel strike. National Labor Relations Board said employers must bargain with a majority of workers through their representatives or sign agreements with individual employees. Newton Steel with Republic Steel plan peace talks but a threatened invasion by CIO sympathizers on a picket line loomed. The captive mines and steel companies were to be fully affected with about 10 000 workers expected to be out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianjapolis
Ce Clifford
Townsend Sal Todaty
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Ct Ins
National Labor Relations Board
Ployers N c
Mich
Newton
Republic Steel
Ing
Ieh
Dune
New York Kidnap Case Attracts Attention
Fragmentary report notes a kidnap case in New York as authorities investigate a sequence involving an explosion and a shunted cargo of cars. Details remain unclear as investigators probe motive and suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
New York
Objection to Probation of Will Revealed in Court
The probate of the late Emma Ennis’ will is challenged. Objections allege she was mentally unable to sign and unduly influenced when the will was made. A court hearing is scheduled for the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Davcirquit
Béday
Ennis
Gus
Catherine
Broterg
Albert Deitz
John S. Hastings
Elmer E. Hastings
Gourt
Garbage collectors questioned on what they may know
Reported questioning of garbage collectors over what they recall about a long standing matter. They described entering the Parsons home after being met at the door by Mrs Anna, a Russian immigrant and Parsons relative, as part of their routine for inspecting basement refuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Anna Ereeva
Rhoals Indiana election ballot ballots questioned
A garbled clipping from Rhoals, Indiana raises questions about ballot placement and candidate names. The fragment mentions a board, an election, and a vote, with unclear details about the contest or results and potential misprinting affecting the ballot.
Hospital Notes Reports Minor Operations And Admissions
Miss Mildred Albin of 701 South Meridian Street underwent a minor operation this morning. Master Van Heffernan of 14 East George Street underwent a minor operation this morning. Joseph A. Ketchem of Binora was admitted for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Albin
South Meridian Reet
van. Heffernan
East George Str
Joseph A. Ketchem
Binora
Temple Lamp Shown In Burlington Museum Entrance
A temple lamp from India occupies a prominent position in the entrance hallway of the University of Vermont museum. The lamp, crafted to balance when moved, remains steady as it sits on the floor amid visitors and displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
India
Ee Museum
University of Vermont, Tly
Musesho
Dodson Case Against Home Qwagrs Loan Corpora tion
Legal action filed by Bert and Ella Dodson against Home Qwagrs Loan Corporation. Seal and Seal appear as attorneys for the plaintiff. Document lacks complete details but indicates a foreclosure or loan dispute proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Qwagrs Loan Corporation
Bert
Ella Dodson
F Suré
Seal & Seal
Plai Tire
Remembering the early Washington cemetery story
The Odd Fellows lodge purchased land west of Washington in early 1870 to create a public cemetery. The first burial was George Barber on September 2, 1870, ending local burials in the city and Catholic cemeteries on Bedford road near Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Lodge
Washington
O. E. Lodge
George Barber
Old Catholic
Bedford Road
Walnut Street
Mi Park
Seven Drowned On Ill Fated Cruiser
Lewes Delaware June 15 INS ten men aboard the cabin cruiser Teal on a fishing trip in Delaware Bay were drowned seven bodies recovered at sea and rescue operations continued. The fate of the rest remained uncertain until the party was brought ashore at Bowers Beach where the fishing vessel waited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewes
Qel
INS
Teal
Delaware Bay
Bowers Beach
Report Bilbao Defenses Scrambled Under Rebel Assault
Report from Bilbao on June 15 describes Rebel forces breaking through ring defenses by land air and long range artillery as Loyalist troops retreat to safer lines. bombardment prompts evacuation orders and renewed attempts to stem the siege with renewed air raids and wounded reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilboa
Iboa
Eg Rs
Aew
Santander
Yuia
Ex-Firemen hail Muncie case ruling
Former Muncie firefighters who recently won lawsuits challenging their discharge announced the decision as a victory and urged a final settlement. They claim the court ruling mirrors disputes in nearby Anderson and argue taxpayers face ongoing delays and uncertainty over reinstate ment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
France
Anderson
Alering
County Council to Meet June 25 for Additional Appropriations
County council session scheduled June 25 and 26 to consider requests for extra appropriations from county officers. The notices reference state law requirements and urge leaders to study the legal advertisement appearing elsewhere in today’s issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imeet
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Ington Hospital
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Yesterdace
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Amera
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LeRoy Dugan
Donald F. Creager
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Gloria
Townsend
U. S
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Karachi
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