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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1923

Page

3

Local New Lighting System Installed Amidst Construction

Amid heavy work on a new lighting system at Hatteld soils, Reeve & Brown oversee electrical wiring as a barge incident releases dynamite. A concrete road project causes debris. workers report one of the strongest blasts to date. A bible school exhibition is set for Presbyterian church from 1:30 to 2:30 with memory work and achievements. Hazel Miller, 18 minutes old, dies after ingesting oxide of lead and other substances. father fails to stop a leak as a saucer catches the spill. Lightning strikes cause barnyard incidents near Rivka, injuring no cows beyond a kicked one. others recover.

Hatteld Tores Reeve & Brown Hazel Miller Arthur’ Miller Redgton Jackson County Ming

Sixty-nine gamblers arraigned in Petersburg court

Petersburg June 27 The city justice court was busy over 24 hours with gambling charges. Fifteen defendants appeared before Justice Grim by seven, while one faced Squire Orion Peed. Each was fined five dollars. Thirty-nine were caught in the raid but will enter pleas.

Petersburg Juathem Eliff Revce Burn Fair Grounds Lle's Woods Grim Petersburgs Justice of the Peace Squire Orion Yald Dome

Assignments of Catholic Clergy Men Across the Diocese

Rev John T Ohars pastor of St Simon s church lists transfers and new postings for Catholic pastors across the diocese. Names include Rev T E Cavanaugh to Brownburg, Rev Andrew Hagtnagel from Christney to Rockport, Rev F Hitlen to Columbus, Rev Charles Riebenthaler from Teil City to Diamond, Rev H Feller Frenchtown to Dover, Rev Charles Busaid from New Albany to French town, Rev Joseph Kempf to St Marys of the Woods, Rev S Walker to Holy Cross, Rev A Pussenegger from Holy Crows to Holy Angel Indianapolis, Rev Charles Walsh from New Albany to Gibault Home Terre Haute, Rev John Rodusky to Vernon Hy, Rev Titatpas to St Agan Terre Haute, Rev H ip ordained and assigned to St Marys Diamond, Rev John Gefan to Brightwood, Rev Jerome Prau to St Joan of Arc Indianapolis, Rev Clement Basthagel to St Joseph ind, Rev Henry Bnet ordained as assistant to Shelbyville, Rev AB Duffy to Sacred Heart Indianapolis, Rev Josaph Bradley D D Fall River Mass to professorship at St Marys of the Woods.

John T. O'Hars St. Simon's Church T. E. Cavanaugh Rockport Brownburg Andrew Hagtnagel Christney F. Hitlen Diamond Columbus Charles Riebenthaler Teil City H. Feller Frenchtown Dover Charles Busaid A. Pussenegger Holy Crows Holy Angel Thedianapolis Charles Walsh Aeglatant Moly Trinity New Albany Gibault Home Terre Haute John Rodusky Mlehingnn Caele Frat Vernon Titatpas Cclain Henry Bbnet Shelbyville A.B. Duffy St. Ann New Sacred Heart Pariah Indianapolis Josaph Bradley Fall River St Marys-of-the-woods

Because She Loved Him So at Starnes Stock Company

The Starnes Stock Company performed a two act comedy drama Tuesday night titled Because She Loved Him So. The audience, a lively gathering, enjoyed the production with much laughter and the chorus, described as beauties, added charm to the show.

Starnes Stock Company

Playhouse Review Teems With Laughs And Talent

The troupe delivers lively singing and dancing with strong male voices. Old Pan Harris and Je Huck shine, while the cast keeps the mood light and amused. The night hints at a promising production with energetic performances and warm audience response.

Harris Jehuck Pan

Anderson Threatened With Investigation

A noisy court scene centers on Anderson and associates facing possible investigation after a trade dispute over soft drinks. Attorneys argue about alleged violations tied to a federal prohibition era case, with mention of multiple defendants and prior encounters as Elliott notes the potential defeat of the federal ban.

Tormer Tormey Anderson

European Peasants May Solve Labor Problems

Fragmented item reports a June Forty gathering in Jackson, Mga, describing European farmers and merchants meeting at Greenwood to finance long term cotton sales notes. Talks mention labor shortages, transportation, and a plan to raise funds at two meetings with Akron cited as a motorizing hub.

Europe Dus Dort

Public column letter on city pumper debate in Washington Ind

The column rebuts a council report on buying a fire department pumper. It argues two 300 gallon pumpers for both stations are preferable to one 600 gallon unit, noting equal water pressure and protection during fires and repairs, and warns higher taxes for the single large pumper. The writer signs as Reeve.

Counelt Aml

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