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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1931
Page
2
A local sale offers thousands of yards of attractive fabrics at clearance prices. Lightweight prints and solid textiles are advertised for summer dresses and frocks, with low costs reported to attract shoppers.
Yesterday's puzzle includes a mixed clue set with entries such as dirigible Akron bugle plan skillet ancient and varied numbers. The list features definitions like frozen water unit of work capital of sii leftwardPertaining to the left To adore stir to bring legal proceedings hie and scarf among others sharing a playful cross reference format.
Local residents and relatives gather for family visits in multiple towns. Numerous weekend trips include Baker Hickman and Stuckey families, J. W. Strange household guests, and Laura Webber Mattingly’s church ties. A July 4 chicken dinner fundraiser at City Park for St John’s Catholic Church is announced.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Killion Jr of Seymour visited this weekend with Ralph Killion Sr and Mrs Kil ion. Blanche Sterling of Wallonia stayed a few days with Mr and Mrs William Miller. George Winkler and children Gerald and Marqueta Edwardsport with Dick Williams and sons Earl and George Williams visited the Barn es. John Groves spent time with Mr and Mrs John Matthews near Borom. Tom Webber and children Modene and Lloyd of Montgomery were guests of Mr and Mrs George Feaster.
Mr and Mrs William Vowell and their daughters Betty and Carolyn of Bedford spent last weekend visiting relatives and enjoying a quiet family gathering.
Wardsport visited here Monday with Mrs Hulda Sawyer. Mr and Mrs Frank Eaton of Washington and Mrs Margaret Raminer were guests of Mr and Mrs Charney Deneni Saturday. Mrs Zella Dembo and son Bob and Miss Coretta Dembo of Chicago went to Maryville Kansas for an indefinite visit with Mr and Mrs Russell Dembo. Misses Wilma Littell and Mary Margaret Morgan students at Indiana State Teachers College Terre Haute spent last weekend here with their parents. Matches that go out after a wee period after they have been lighted and self extinguishing cigarettips have been developed by the U S Bureau of Standards to lessen fire hazards. As a result of a recent change in its postal service Poland now has a post office for every 6300 inhabitants.
Purdue University expert Davis notes the insect scale on maples and lindens has caused most damage now and will remain problematic through next spring. Spraying is impractical while trees are in foliage, but dormant oil spray can control the pest during dormancy. For guidance, readers may request Bulletin 168 from Purdue and Lafayette Indiana.
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