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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1927
Page
4
Sunday notes record visits and church services at High Rock with the Hedrick and Schnarr families, including Mrs. Hershel Potts and family, and guests from Washington on business. An advertisement touts Adierike for stomach gas relief, claiming lasting comfort and renewed energy after years of discomfort.
Vincennes June reports show Irene Hataly admitting a quarrelied moment with her husband Paul Hataly before his death, recounting the street confrontation and a kitchen scene. Coroner details reveal a head blow the night of the shooting, with investigators preparing to examine the second page entry. Nearby residents and visitors are noted, including Joseph Walsh of Indianapolis and Sidney Fields party staying with Meg and Meg, as lightning hit Thomas Mahan’s home and damaged property.
A Vincennes man planned to kill his wife, a neighbor woman, and himself, leaving a blood streak at his home. A second death note mentioned neighbor Mrs. John Russell knew of the trouble. The plan foiled when a 10-year-old daughter was taken to view high waters. Hallaly remains in royal hospital with head injury and uncertain position.
A disjointed reader note and community blurbs mention neighbors visiting relatives in Loogootee Washington and Montgomery. An advertising column touts McCoy’s Liver Tablets claiming to add weight and vitality with vitamins, urging a purchase at H J Linsteadman’s store.
In Chile, railroad conductors clap their hands as an audible signal for passengers to board. The simple gesture marks boarding moments on trains, reflecting local rail travel customs and safety signaling practices.
Indiana officials and Evansville business leaders pressed the state highway commission for rapid completion of a new bridge over the river. Delegates urged informal talks and pledged support as plans move toward early construction and opening.
Williams says the committee is obligated by law to finish the structure. Soundings for the bridge have slowed due to high waters, but rapid progress is expected from now on as work resumes.
The note highlights a shift in men’s clothing as influenced by women and praises lacquer finishes for furniture. It urges completing a breakfast set with automotive color schemes to achieve surprising, satisfying results at low cost.
Ella Scales and her son Curtis were listed as Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs David Potts in the society notes.
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