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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1938
Page
6
The market rose today with New York stocks surging after an initial dip. Steel shares led declines early but reversed as major groups supported a broad advance toward highs not seen since February, with industrial averages nearing 1938 peaks as buyers stepped in.
Mrs Maryee Bau lah Burris and Lillian Bassler from Alpha Psi chapter Psi Iota Xi return from the thirty sixth annual convention held in Chicago.
Members of East Chicago hosted a convention at the Hotel Shoreland in Chicago on June 23 and 24 featuring vocal solos and choruses. Highlights included a formal dinner in the Crystal Ballroom, a fashion show in the Louis XVI room, dramatic readings at lunch, and a speech correction clinic initiative. Awards included the Meyers and Alexander achievement cup to Goshen, with future plans for French Lick Springs and West Baden as host chapters.
A messy OCR-style puzzle text lists multiple across and down clues with partial phrases. It includes references to religious leader, biblical figures, and various numbered hints, but the surface is garbled and incomplete without a coherent grid or answers.
Davin County Boy Scouts hosted their monthly Court of Honor last night. Jimmie Norris Jon Fields and Junior Pride earned Second Class. Iman Clark Victor Eckge to First Class. Bob Shanks Life Rank. Merit badges awarded to Ralph Stone Bud Ulrich Johnny Jimip and Bob Shanks. White River Area camp set for Taraet Falls July 10 to 31, $5 weekly if eight or more Scouts attend. $5.50 if fewer. Health exams required. Director: Harry F Dowell.
A major two county Christian Endeavor gathering in Washington drew a large turnout from Daviess and Knox counties. Delegates traveled from multiple areas to the Central Christian Church where state leaders spoke. A parade through the business district preceded the church event.
The sister of Mrs Bertha Smith, Mrs Margaret Mitchell, has died in the Washington area. Authorities notified, with funeral planned for Sunday afternoon at 2.
A lively item describes a four year old boy named Jack Connor who was bitten by a dog that also nipped Peggy on the ear after fetching a robin. The story reflects a local note style with other small reports including 4 H club notes and a park find.
Jasper Wright, 54, went from stealing ten Rhode Island Red hens to borrowing a chromium bicycle and liquor in a spree before landing in jail. City court testimony by Detective Sylvester Oswky said Wright, intoxicated, claimed he borrowed the bicycle in Garvin Park. He was convicted of petit larceny, fined $10, and sentenced to 20 days.
A two dollar party forms a centerpiece in the RKO musical comedy Joy of Living starring Irene Dunne and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. The debt ridden heroine is persuaded by a carefree suitor to enjoy an evening out for an inexpensive good time. The duo’s playful misadventures derail plans and lead to a humorous climax with a host of supporting stars.
Reflectorized signs on state highways guide motorists at night. Reflector buttons mark culvert ends and bridge widths, while rail posts warn of shoulder edge changes. T. A. Dicus heads the Highway Commission as the program expands across bridges and signs for safer travel.
Classified fragments show a late notice offering 2x12 lumber and beams for quick move with a telephone contact 813-B. A downtown apartment share is requested for any girl, with P O Box 105. Also offered is a nice oak dresser and a set of oak dining chairs for sale at 300 dollars.
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