Washington Country Club Sees Broad Visitor Interest and New Membership Plan
The Washington Country Club reports visitors from many states praising the course and facilities. Beginning July 1 a resident of Washington or Washington Township may join for 20 dollars, with student members available at reduced rates. total membership limited to 100, leaving about 15 vacancies, while greens fees stay at 50 cents weekdays and 75 cents Sundays and holidays.
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Jury hears claim of murder in Davis case
Tension rose as the jury heard testimony about the shooting involving Davis and his alleged mistreatment of France. Prosecutors said the death was cold blooded while defense contended an accidental shooting occurred as France handled a borrowed gun. Jury selection concluded with 12 jurors seated amid swift courtroom maneuvering.
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Samuel E. Dillon
Peters
Davis
France
Tlus
Hovey Kirk
Frank Himler
Vincennes
Cecil Bentle
Farmer
Questns
Bentle
Dale Eby
Francis Cardinal
Kirk
Louis Youngstafel
Edwardee Henry Weikman
George Troup
F. Albert Reiman
Hay Steffen
Alvin Scheider
Jes Ellis
Paul Rinsch
Y Beard
Sampson Dunn
Six Section Men Killed by Train in Vermont Accident
Six section men were killed when a Central Vermont Railway express struck a work crew on a track near St Albans Vermont. The bodies lay on a mile of damaged rails as crews halted the line for investigations and repairs.
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St. Albans
Vermont
Central
Two Murder Suspects Shot Dead by Denver Detectives
Denver detectives killed two murder suspects identified as Ira Tate and S J Wilson while resisting arrest early today. Sheriff L E Smoyer of J county, Neb., reported the men were shot during the attempted arrest in Denver.
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Mver
INS
Ira Tate
S. J. Wilson
L. E. Smoyer
J . County
Neb
Denver
Market Report Highlights Livestock Prices
Market notes show bidding on cattle and hogs with steers and heifers valued around 3.75 to 5.75 per hundredweight and 16 dollars for some lots. Dealers display strong demand, with bulk sea trade around 4.2 to 5.0, while smaller lots reach 11.50 to 11.75. Local buyers remain active in the spring market.
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Ito
Jeter
Carrier Boys Enjoy Carnival Visit at John R Ward Fair
Democrat carrier boys accompanied by Circulation Manager Joe Geidenberger visited the John R Ward carnival on the city’s southwest edge last night. They arrived early and, with their chaperone, enjoyed a lively evening of rides and side show entertainment. The group praised the management for their hospitality and thanked the hosts for the enjoyable event.
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Democrat Carrier Boys
Joe Geidenberger
John R. Ward
Local Club Meeting Affected By Hostess Illness
June 22 Health program canceled at the Business and Provision's Club due to Chairwoman Thelma Ross illness. Mrs Nina Lite led an Our Child discussion and guests invited. social games and a program plan were noted as canceled. Nearby notes mention travel and training news for Isola Wallace and Walter Bridcoe with family items and a White River Council scout event.
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Provo Nen
Thelma Ross
H Chairran
Nina Lite
Isola ‘Wallace
S York
St. i
Osey
Cale News
Ensor
Charles
Lois Winkle
Cherokee
N. Car
Albany Glocateh
Lymani Carrico
Walter Arvand
Thérine
Rose
M‘arrico
Mary
Pauetta
Walter Bridcoe
Mahlon Gressley
Ant
White Hiver Council
Peo
Margaret
Alker
Kansas City
Triple Weddings in Vincennes Today
A brief wedding notice reports three couples united in marriage at Vincennes in a single ceremony led by Rev Ogle Chastain. The couples were Norman W waiting Miss Rhoda Irvin Norton H Alling Mary J Tressel Paul O Donnell Marjorie Casper and others. Additional local updates mention Mrs C and Jess Woodwerty weddings in Jasper and visits by Howard Miller and family, Mabel Dowell at college in Indianapolis, and Mrs H B Woods returning from New Albany.
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Ogle Chastain
Norman
Rhoda
Irvin
Norton H. Alling
Mary J. Tressel
Paul O'Donnell
Marjorie’ A. Casper
Sidfer
Jad
C. Aa Sine
Jess
Woodwerty
Jasper
Aiid
Howar Miller
Charotte Mary
Itchel
Allen Miller
Vera
Mabel ‘Dowell
Indianapolis
H.B. Woods
New ‘Albany
Choir To Broadcast Friday Evening On WGBF Evansville
The choir program from the R. M. Smil choir will air Friday evening on station WGBF Evansville at 8 30 o clock. Solo and duet numbers include Joyce McCafferty singing Peace pirate Savior, Susanne Coran and Dr Roy Smiley performing All Alone, and Elizabeth Branamap soprano obligato in From ery Wind. Talks by Dr Edw Murr and musical selections by the choir and Vaan conclude with Now the Day is Over.
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R. M. Smil
WGBF
Evansville
Piraty Savior
Joyce McCafferty
Susanne CoFcoran
Roy Smiley
Ery
Obliga
el Beth Branamap
Dr. J
Murr
Pasta
Reiners
Local Obscure Names in Fragmentary Notice
Harold Lee Hollingsworth aged 21 of Terre Haute R 1 son of Otis Lee Hollingsworth and Aunt Fances Willaggs aged 17 of Cheves YESTERDAY'S TEMPERATURE reading shows high minus 90 and low minus 62 with a cold night reading. additional details are unclear in the fragment.
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Harold Lee Holingsworth
Terre Haute R, R. 1
Mrmer
Otis
Lee Hollingsworth
Aunita
Fances Willaggs
Hter
Chées
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