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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1930

Page

2

Boy Rescued After Narrow Fall Into Well

Bicknell, June 17. Two year old Billy Hill fell into a well at his parents home in Ingraham Til. He was rescued when a boy lowered into the shaft and pulled him out just before he sank further. He suffered only a cut on the forehead and was reported none the worse after the ordeal.

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Local Residents Attend Gatherings and Commencement

A long list of area families hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. C T Litherland and friends from Vincentes Lyons and Terre Haute. Miss Mildred Palmer visited grandparents in Washington while Indiana State Teachers College grads were noted. Several families hosted relatives from Loggootee Newberry Solsberry and Amarillo with departures after visits.

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Early life health gains reflect lower infant death rates

An Indiana State Board of Health bulletin cites Milbank Memorial survey data from 1921 to 1927, noting that improving practices in real professions reduced infant deaths, especially among babies and children. The article says overall death rates drop in early life while adult mortality rises correspondingly, illustrating age-related health transitions.

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Petition Granted After Fifty Years In Finley Township

Scottsburg Ind June 17 Eighteen years ago more than 150 residents petitioned county commissioners to order construction of a free gravel road costing 7798 60. It will provide an outlet for a large portion of Finley township residents in a district where unimproved roads were impassable when wet. Delays followed filing and a law change reducing the debt limit, delaying retirement of road bonds until funds allowed.

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Purifying Human Stock Urged by Indiana Health Official

Indianapolis reports Dr. Thurman B. Rice urges the state Board of Health to prevent births of physically or mentally unfit individuals. He warns civilization must filter human stock, comparing population issues to polluted water and unsafe milk, and calls for action to curb overpopulation, prisons, and asylums.

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Plainville Items from Oakland City College Commencement

Plainville items list social visits and movements of local residents. Mrs Ripscoe Myers attends city events while Fawnas Fisher visits weekend with Harvey family. Rowena Golliher stays with Ernest Mary B Killion near Tcocacsia. Mary Myers visits Elnora with Chas Littell. Ruth Strange Edna ee and Eugene Standiford go toState College Terre Haute for teaching, with Helen arenes and Bonnie Worrell also noted.

Oakland City College Ripscoe Myers Rowena Golliher Eivisited Ernest Mary B. Killion Mary Myers Elnora di Chas Littell Ruth Strange Edna ‘Ee Eugene Standiford Teachtrolege Terre ‘Haute Helen Arenes Bonnie Worrell Plainville

Local visits and travels among Indiana residents

McCormick will spend the summer with them. Mr. and Mrs. Earl McWilliams with Billy and Maurice visit A. C Me Join Mallett of Detroit for a two week stay. Ruth Sheetz, Wiley Morris and Misa visit Carlisle with the Sheets, Ed Smith, and Harry McBride before motor trips to Indianapolis to see Ruth Smith at the Methodist Hospital. Mary Margaret Morgan goes to Terre Haute to enter Indiana State Teacher’s College for the summer term. Dr. Clay McKittrick of Indianapolis visits his mother Louw McKittrick. Carl and Fremont Hutchens of Terre Haute visit with their parents Harlan Hutchens. Otia Graves of Vincennes visits with his mother Molly Graves.

Misa Ruth Sheetz Wiley Morris Carlisle Indiana Mrs Garrett Sheets Ed Smith Harry McBride Indianapolis Ruth Smith The Methodist Hospital Mary Margaret Morgan Terre Howe Indiana State Teacher's College

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