Churches in Washington Circuit Gather For Meetings
Washington Circuit churches list Sunday school times Epworth League and preaching services. Bethel announces district superintendent Rev J N Green will preach and lead fourth quarterly conference. Local families attend births, pilgrimages, and church events across Graysville Plainville and Washington with multiple visits to nearby towns and colleges.
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Washington
G. G. Peel
Wesley Memorial
M. M. Bryan
Ppworth
Sugarland
Epworth
Maysville
Epworth League
Bethel
J. N. Green
Byrd Seeks Further Antarctic Work After Medal
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd told President Hoover at the White House that more work is needed in Antarctica. He suggested weather stations and possibly air ports to link the old and new worlds, stressing the value of weather data and geological findings from his south polar expedition.
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Washington
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctic
Hoover
National Geographic Society
New York
Byrd
South Polar
White House
Pole
Montgomery News Social Roundup in Reeve Township Area
Joe O Connors and family visited his sister Mrs Anna Oberst last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Dant were Sunday guests of their daughter Mrs Ernest Arvin and family. Bernard Conlin and Allie Kellett of Corning visited Pat Murphy and family Sunday. Helen OConnor visited with her aunt Mrs Joe Williams near Whitfield. Mary Louise and Margaret Williams of Reeve township visited Helen OConnor. Joe and Frank Pettigrew of Corning Way in this vicinity Sunday. Mr and Mrs Matt O Connor and family called on her parents Mr and Mrs John Arvin Sunday. Read The Democrat Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe O'Connors
Anna Oberst
Frank Dant
Ernest Arvin
Reeve Township
Bernard Conlin
Allie Kellett
Corning
Pat Murphy
Family Sunday
Helen O'Connor
Joe Williams
Whitfield
Mary Louise
Margaret Williams
Joe and
Frank Pettigrew
Corning Way
Matt O'Connor
John Arvin
Sugar Grove Dairy Proclaims 100 Percent Modern Plant
The Sugar Grove Dairy on the Sugarland Road advertises its 100 percent modern plant and pure, reliable products. Committed to quality, the firm invites the public to visit Mr. Aikman’s facility to see the advanced setup and standard dairy offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Sugarland Road
Aikman
Washington Ind Postal Second Class Matter Notice
Classified line from a Washington Indiana newspaper shows a post office transportation notice marked second class matter and includes a telephonic header. The fragment confirms mailing handling terms without further context.
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Washington
Ind
Contrast in Prohibition: small raid vs huge warehouse distillery
A mother of seven in New York City is arrested for operating a small still as neighbors and authorities respond. Meanwhile a massive warehouse distillery, presumed largest since prohibition, is destroyed by an accidental fire after months of immunity, highlighting the core issue for effective prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dren
New York City
Children’s Society
New York
Waggoner Case Reveals Library Fund Misuse Yet Uncovered
The article reports that Trustee Waggoner diverted library money into the township general fund, neglecting library oversight. It notes the bonding company settled a broader claim, but the library shortfall remains unaddressed except by higher library taxes, with 1929 figures cited and August levies anticipated.
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Waggoner
Library Board
State Board of Accounts
Ed the big fellow goes scot free in liquor supply talk
The remark suggests that reasons for events are self evident and notes the continued abundance of liquor in the country. It implies a critique of the supply situation and government handling without detailing specific incidents or figures.
Aged Man Found Dead Along Track
An elderly man about 80 years old was found dead along a track near Mansfield. He had a fractured skull and crushed chest, suggesting instantaneous death. He wore a Nash Company suit from Cincinnati and carried 71 cents, an old pipe, blue eyes, grey hair, and no teeth. The body, found by Mr. Swayzee, was taken to Odon. identification is pending from Mansfield with burial likely if the deceased is Phelps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Odon
Swayzee
Lane
Loogootee
Nash Company
Cincinnati
Phelps
Boy Dies From Electric Shock Near Paris Interurban
Jacob Dudley aged 14 of Marion Heights was killed near Stop 6 on the Paris interurban line when he fell from a tree and struck a high tension wire. Witnesses include several companions. Survived by mother Helen Stark stepfather Alex Stark a brother and grandmother Effie Dudley.
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Terre Haute
Jacob Dudley
Marion Heights
Paris
Traction Company
Helen Stark
Alex Stark
Effie Dudley
Plainville Social News Recaps Sunday Visits
Mr and Mrs Ralph Strange and daughter Lucille and Shirley and Mr and Mrs Oral Potts of Washington were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs C B Strange Mrs D H Swan and daughter Gladys and Mrs Gene Swan Lucky and son Dick motored to Oakland City Sunday Mr and Mrs Orby Hinke and children Billy and Dortha Sue visited with Mr and Mrs Elbert Dyer at Odon Sunday Mr and Mrs William Nowling Mr and Mrs Edgar Nowling and daughter Margaret Lou Mr and Mrs Morton Kinnett and Mrs Della Risley visited with Mr and Mrs Clyde Kinnett at Sandborn Sunday
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Ralph Strange
Lucille
Shirley
Mrs. Oral Potts
Washington
C. B. Strange
D. H. Swan
Gladys
Gene Swan
Lucky
Oakland City
Orby Hinke
Billy and
Dortha Sue
Elbert Dyer
Odon
William Nowling
Edgar Nowling
Margaret Lou
Morton Kinnett
Della Risley
Clyde Kinnett
Sandborn
Heinbaugh and Montgomery families visit in town
Mr and Mrs James Heinbaugh of Indianapolis visit with Mr and Mrs James Montgomery and relatives, spending time with family during the ongoing visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Heinbaugh
Indianapolis
James Montgomery
Local Visitors Share Emora Sunday Afternoon Delights
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Humbaugh and daughters meet with Mr. and Mrs. Chas Killion and children at Emora. Miss Lucille Killion, Oakland City College student, visited last weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dembo and sons from Maxville, Kansas stayed with Mrs. Zella Dembo. Mrs. John Perkins of Elnora visited Jess Sheetz’s home Wednesday. Rev. and Mrs. J C Foutz and children Geneva and Geraldine were noted in the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Foutz
Geraldine
John Jr
Vincennes
Mon
T. E. Littell
Terre Haute
Wilma Littell
Indiana State Teacher’s College
Harvey Gilliatt
Indianapolis
John Gilliatt
George Smith
Wilma
Bernice Sawger
Indiana
Etta Boeg
Veral Edwards
Col“pee
D. O
Missionary Society of the Plainville Methodist Church
Jess Kilgon
Harvey Walls
Joyce
Clet‘&s Sheetz
Herbert McCann
Clarence Walls
Donald
Hn Merryfield
Burns City
Virginia
Linton
Harvey Fisher
Grax
Albert Graber
Washington
Wilma Joyce Winklepleck
Freewa
Rs. Myrtle Burroughs
Sam Humbaugh
Chas. Killion
William Brown
Emora
Lucille Killion
Oakland City College
W. A. Killion
Mrs
Russell Dembo
Maxville
Kansas
Mr. Dembo
Zella Dembo
John Perkins
Elnora
Jess Sheetz
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Homer Osman
Jen Jack
Billy
Rus 11
Smith
Eaglesville
W. F. Brown
Lloyd Brown
Eloise Hedden
Ruth Brown
Christian Endeavor
New Albany
Addie
Delma Paterson
Fred Patterson
Anison
Mr. and
Martin Mallett
Charles Osmonh
Epsom
Lawrence Hoover and Sons
Charley
Edwardsport
George Feaster
Alton
Illinois
Gilbert Wilson
Toledo
Ohio
Plainville
East Side Park
Geneva Foutz
Ruth Trange
Louise Clinton
Evelyn teCann
Joy Clinton
Francis Jayberry
Sylvia Wilson
Phyllis Piles
Joyce Killion
Mary K. Shepherd
Harold Smiley
Maurice McWilliams
Earl McWiliams
Admiral Byrd
Montgomery News
Democrat
The
Washington Democrat
Washington, Ind
Boyd
Indiana League
Scheerer Inc
Chicago
Chil
Veale Creek
J. E. Seahol
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
William E. Gladstone
Jantzens
Hugh L. Cox & Co
Geneva
Allen
Elattone
B. Allen Co
Dave
Mobil
Willams Bros
Tommy
Johnny
South ST
Chevrolet
Homann
Berns
America
Sport Oxford
Miller-Jones
East Main Street
General Electric
Nationaside N. B.C. Nate
City Light & Power
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