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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
4
The report covers rowing races at Philadelphia and Henley with Morse Yule praised as a standout athlete. It lists crews from Cornell and Harvard, mentions Yale fears after a prior incident, and previews upcoming matchups including the Bloomington team against the Grays. Also notes Beal’s anti cigarette bill prep for Alabama legislature.
The sons of Eli and John Harvard renew their classic racing duel on the Thames. After weeks of preparation the Yale and Harvard crews are ready for a heart breaking race. Both crews show season form and have met forty eight times with Yale holding twenty four victories prior.
Cornersville reports Suze Corivett visiting Princeton with kin while John Rogers traveled to Plain Vine. Mrs. Chrl Roger and her Washington relatives visited over Sunday. Elva and Marl Boer took a trip to Washington. Daniell Rutter and James Bennett families from Washington visited Wesley Wilson over Sunday with other relatives.
Unclear fragments report births in Plainville and nearby towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Morgan and Mr and Mrs James Hoss, Miss Rose Ginder heading to State Normal, and several local visitors from Washington and Terre Haute. Mentions St Patrick’s annual event planned for July 20 with extensive preparations.
St Louis visitor Joseph Kavanaugh called on friends while Will Cosgrove of Montgomery visited Mr and Mrs George Grider. Indianapolis visitors Prof and Mrs R C Harris extended stay. Nurse Mamie Milles came to see sister Mrs Marion Grider. James Carlin Bud Cahill relatives announced at All Saints Church. Rev P J Schneider and family visited Jasner. Mrs Frank Callahan traveled to Wheatland for relatives. James Kelley reported serious illness. Schneider bought a Ford. Prof R C Farris went to Vincennes. George Heller and wife shopped in Loogootee. Mort Harris purchased a motorcycle. Mrs R Harris visited Eaglesville. Mr and Mrs Marshall O Pate and Mrs Delis Williams of Loogootee visited Thursday.
In Reeve Township farmers stay busy as births and visits mark the week. Thomas Canalty of Camelba spent Sunday with family. a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Garre Wilson. births to Mr and Mrs John Moron at Corning and to Mr and Mrs Jesse Godwin at Mitchell after a visit with relatives to Alfords ville. visits by Mrs 0 R Hobson and Harold and Hubert of Indianapolis to her parents Mr and Mrs W J McCord. Reverend and Mrs Claude Hurt of Jane fords ville visited Rev J H Furry and family at Loogoatee. Misses Rose Ginder and Elizabeth Grannan will attend State Normal at Terre Haute. Heakel, son of Mrs R H Roberts, injured by an auto crank. large crowd witnessed baptism at Portersville with about five baptized.
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