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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1932
Page
6
Puzzle fragment list with scattered clues and partial answers including references to weathercocks, totems, and river branches. The text shows cryptic style hints such as Sun god, narrow passage, and totem related terms, interspersed with numbering and incomplete phrases.
A scattered Glen dale column notes visits by Dr and Mrs Poth of Peoria and family, a hot basketball game where Hot Shots defeated Jumpers, and local travels to Vincennes and Washington. Mentions include Franklin Roosevelt campaign talk and various Glendale residents. The piece closes with reminiscences of past eras and a tongue in cheek jab at cornbread.
A garbled compilation of names places and routines reads as a social column fragment. Mentions include Evansville Glendale Algiers Giphdale Cincinnati and Washington with several individuals such as Mr and Mrs stina Hixon and Dr P B J E. The text references farming oats and corn bread diet shifts and community events with calls and visits noted on various dates.
Cherry visits her ailing mother and reconciles with her husband Walter as Mrs Dixon nears recovery. Dan plans daily visits, Cherry reflects on marriage, class, and a longing for stability while the city scene unfolds with news and daily life.
The text notes visits by Thelma Bissey and family, Mrs. Harry, Miss Pearl, and Mr. and Mrs. Seymour. It mentions the Rochety Methodist church meeting, a funeral in Bicknell for A. J. Taylor, Frankie Williams' Sunday visit, and trips by the Khing family of Loogootee. A lawn social is planned for Sunday afternoon and evening with public invitation.
Mrs Myrtle Burron and Nora visited here with their parents, Mr and Mrs Murphy, accompanying them in a brief social notice likely from a local page.
Mrs. James Grider and daughter Monica visited over the weekend to see her mother Mrs. Louise Sharm. Mrs. John Lente and Mrs. Roy Templin and daughters of Washington called on their parents Friday. Virgil Smith and daughters of North Cal traveled to spend the summer with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Smith. Orville Grider of Detroit visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. William Grider.
A certified decree directs sheriff sale of Silas Mallett versus Andrew J Smith for 260.73 dollars plus interest and costs. The sale is to be exposed to the highest bidder at public sale per court order.
Saturday July 9 1982 at 100 AM to 4 PM at the Court House door Daviess County Indiana the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years of Lots 8 and 9 in the town of Daviess County will be exposed for sale to satisfy decree interest and costs if needed the fee simple also may be sold at court house to discharge said decree interest and costs Lawrence E Rankin Sheriff Padgett Rogers Attorneys June 17 24 July 1 Dans County Farmers National Farm Association delinquent members must meet at 9 am at Court House secretary M Madden 20d 31
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