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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1931

Page

2

MISS GEORGIA MARYFIET AND LOCAL VISITS

Local social notes list visits and Sunday gatherings across multiple towns. Names include Maryfiet, Hast er, Winklepleck, Hafty Hitchcock, Bow man, Sims, Shyrink, Iress, Moore, Baiks, Quilliam, Heibecker, Burdsall, Burdsall, Mize, De Bolt, Debolt, Taylor, Williams, Beam, Yeoman, Drake, Burkhart, McKee, Ghurst, Porter, Leach, Porter, Hard ing, Strohacker, Innman, Lemonds, Hedrick, Mize, Byter, O'Donnell, Hastings, Frater, Noel, Odon, Washington park, and related kinships.

South Pennyville Social Notes Highlight Oak Grove Day

The South Pennyville community reports a lively Oak Grove Sunday with a children’s day program and baptism planned for June 28 at 2 PM. Families including Edwards Run, Ledger, Hedrick, Potts, Foster, Shelton, and Taylor were among guests and attendees.

High Rock Community Notes From Oak Grove Crowding Weekend

A large crow attended the High Rock Children's Program at Oak Grove Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Edward Taylor and children mentored Washington visit with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hauser. Richard Potts visits grandparents B F Potts. Fern Bauers visiting with parents. Mr and Mrs Andy Keilner and Mr and Mrs H Bauer spent the day with Chris Bauer. Ice cream social planned at High Rock church Saturday night. July 4 Mrs Ellen Dayehport was literacy night guest of Mrs D.

Oak Grove Edward Taylor Washington Lawrence Hauser Andy Keilner H. Bauer Chris Bauer High Rock Church

Gall Bladder Trouble Mentioned In Fragment

Fragmentary note cites gall bladder trouble symptoms like bad breath biliousness headache indigestion and gas pains. The text appears to reflect a health complaint with mentions of worry and fatigue. No clear event or named persons identified.

Lincoln Highway Debate In Indiana County Claims Route

In Indianapolis Star’s Hoo sier Listening Post, Kate Milner Rabb reports a heated contention over Lincoln family travel routes in 1830. Washington and Dubois county supporters publish affidavits and maps claiming an 1830 public road from Reeder's ferry to Aprawford via Portersville and Washington, with post routes from Rockport to Washington. Chappell and Chapman families provide letters and memories. the pamphlet argues the Lincoln party traveled through Daviess county en route to Illinois.

Indianapolis Hoosier Listening Post Kate Milner Rabb Lincoln Indiana Illinois Homer Mattingly Mattingly @ Myers Washington Gentryville Ind AprawWford White River Daviess County United States Reeder Jerry Allen Elliott Chappell The Allen’s Thomas Cosby Washington County Chappell Col Augustus Chapman Col. Chapmen Dennis Hanks Chapman Diana Hawke Dubois County Ington Vincennes Apraw Aprawford George R. Wilson Portersville County Yellow Banks Reeder’s Ferry Apraw’s Ford Vig Ferry

Montgomery church to baptize at Straightline Bridge

The U B church of Montgomery plans a Sunday afternoon baptizing service at 2 o'clock beside the Straightline bridge. A nature curiosity notes the vast size difference between a mother kangaroo and a newborn joey with the mother towering four to five feet taller and weighing around 209 pounds while the infant is just over an inch long and far lighter at birth.

U. B. Church of Montgomery

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Sudduth General Electric i Tor Monarch East Main Street J .F. McGuire Democrat Miss Georgia Maryfiet Pete Hastér Winklepleck Hafty Hitchcock Rock Ville Randolph Bowman Curt Sims Spencer State Park A. H. Norton David Petersburg Ira Carmichael James Bailes A. J. Bailes Ms. Ruth Shyrink Visi Mrs Hayden Iress Robert Moore Harold Taylor Tressa Baiks Lucille Pieckmore Scotland James Quilliam Elnora Albert Heibecker Plainville Bedford Roscoe Burdsall Jasonville Miss Kathleen Burdsall Normal Mize Terre Haute Willard Ketchem H. H. Maryfield Georgia Esther de Bolt Fred Debolt Newberry Thurston Gathry Gene Willis Taylor Ruth Helen James Williams Ott Beam Art Drake Midland Scott Harding Ralph Burkhart Ottis McKee Walter Tolman Ghurst of Sullivan Dr. Porter Ruth Leach Bloomington Gene Porter Grover Phillips Grover Geralds Mrs. Stout Odon John Strohacker J. O. White George Innman Betty Innman C. D. Lemonds William Lemonds Ethel Carress Eva Myers Linton Olive Christesberry of Nell Hastings Col Edmondson Dickie Virgil Frater Margaret Dexter Pearson Gretchen of Bloomfield Joe Noel Clarence Sears F Evans Ville T. M. Sears Charley Ross Charles Edsel John Weaver Frank McFarland Dorothy Seth Eads Willis Weaver Washington Park Willard Bronson Susia Cox Ruth, Melsteimer Arnold James ‘O'Donnell Fay Esther Nelly Byter Bernice Ash Bill Byter Evéen‘ng Genet Louise Claude Hedrick John Mize Battle Creek, Mich Lem Mize Lem Mize, Jr Cai Aioe Norman Mize Steve Re Haute Teir Code Batch And Norman Tha Ba Wikle Cuekey Cox Frea F Ans Ottas Padgett Maxine of John Carress Berniece Cox Bicknell Argaret Sue Hickey Pennyville Hetman Edwards Orion nArthes Ruth Washington Day Ray ‘Ledgery Wirs Titus Ledgerwood Wil Straight Lin Mr. and Hedrick and Son Frei Oden Pater Harley Potts William Quack Mr. Anderwood Hedrick Bob Glennville Lucille Day Cleve Potts Potts Grant Shelton Julia Bernard Shelton Mildred Charley Taylor Lowell Richard Potts His Mrs. B. F. Potts Fern Baueras Ellen Dayéhport Young Chappell Rockport Gentry Ntung Zbsc Pate Maton J.C. Pens Bill Krup E. VanTrees Young Men’s Men’s Union
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