Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Washington Washington Democrat in Washington, Indiana

We have 10,635,812 pages in Indiana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 25 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1932

Page

4

Washington Ind. paper columns urge youth to stay home in depression era

The piece warns that thousands of young men wander the country seeking work but find none, becoming homeless and penniless. It argues staying home offers better chances of securing steady employment or a definite plan, condemning panhandling as a social burden. It also honors 20 volunteers with Bright's disease who consent to medical experiments, hoping to aid future patients though their death is likely.

Washington Ioo Bright University of Chicago Lasker Foundation For Medical Research

Musical Crooners and Broadway Gossip Mix in New York Scene

The article describes crooners led by Rudy Vallee and Little Jack Little, plus stage gossip on Columbo and Hoovers era politics. It notes Jack Leonard from Waterloo Iowa, a cheerleader turned performer, and mentions plans for a song book and a morning radio routine.

Reed Cate New York Columbo Waledorf Rudy Vallee Andi Congress Senate Maing Rudy Little Jack Little Guy Lombar Jack John J. Leonard Waterloo

Memorial avenue paving and Bedford road work approved

County commissioners decide to pave part of Memorial avenue and a section of Bedford road near the community gymnasium. City Council elects A. O. Bulkerson to succeed the late Hamlet Alleh on the library board. Rev William Davis named second assistant pastor at Simons Church. Clifford Allegree marks forty fifth birthday with gathering on Troy road. Henry Brochin couple to celebrate wedding anniversary with private dance. Visitors from Cincinnati New York stop by Mr and Mrs T D Stimps. Lt Col Frank Kidwell returns to Lincoln Nebraska after visit with A Kidwell. Beatrice Series and Matthew Manning Jr announce marriage. Women in Daviess County continue to register despite state-wide changes.

Memorial Avenue Bedford Road

Anderson Man Shoots Thief In Front Of Poland Home

In Anderson Indiana a 46 year old man, Joe Cline, remains in S&J hospital with a bullet shattered left arm after a posse shot at a fleeing suspect caught stealing purses from cars outside the Poland residence. The thief was pursued by guests, fired upon, and captured. purses recovered from the assailant. He is in police custody with an alleged prior record.

Matilda Griffith Athionne Goff Rcaods Anla

Tax Valuation Drops Forecast for Indiana in 1932

Reports to the state board of tax commissioners indicate a drop of at least 1 billion dollars in total assessed valuation for 1932. Unofficial county reports show declines from 10 to 40 percent as county boards of review remain in session statewide.

Indianapolis State Board of Tax Commissioners

Hoover Framed With Pitchfork Amid Wheat Harvest

Report notes the wheat harvest has begun and anticipates the first image of Hoover beside a shock of wheat, signifying the start of the season and the agricultural mood of the time.

Hoover

Gardener’s Spade Referred To By Many Names

A gardener often uses a spade but may call it by various synonyms and related terms in different contexts. The note highlights terminology variety without altering the tool’s fundamental function in gardening tasks.

Gypsies Ordered Out Of City By Police

Local police at noon Monday rounded up a group of gypsies, halted their activity, and ordered them to leave the city. The transients had entered the town, parked on Main Street, and were seen entering and leaving stores before being told to depart.

New Mail Route Operation Begins in Local Area

A new star mail route operates between Washington Plainville Elnora and Odon starting Monday afternoon. Carri Walter Osmon won the bid to run the trip. The carrier leaves at 4 15 p m and will deliver mail to four northern Dayiens county points and collect mail for return.

New Star Washington Plainville Elnora Odongan Carri Walter W. Osmon Mr. Osmon Dayiens

Miami Man Freed After Six Day Bad Check Charge

Miami reports that Frank Smith aged 26 also known as James Ent was released from Dade county jail after serving six days on a bad check charge. Chief Bearborg commented the suspect planned to head north. Later Scarboro learned Smith was accused again of attempting to pass two checks totaling 700 dollars.

Miami Fla Frank Smith James Ent Dade County L. ©. Bearborg Scarboro Ft. Lauderdale Fila Smith

Daviess County Red Cross Gifts Reach $11 293 22 in 1917

Fifteen years ago on Thursday July 28 1917 Daviess county donations to the Red Cross war fund totaled 11293 dollars and 22 cents. The Indianapolis message notes an injunction barring women from registering for the constitutional convention.

Daviess Couhle Red Cross War Fund Indianapolis

Apprentice Seaman Wainman Good Returns Aboard Florida

Wainman Good an apprentice seaman on the U S Florida returned to his ship Wednesday after a visit with his parents near the city.

Wainman Good U. S Florida

Flag Raising at Maysville School House Today

Citizens of Maysville will witness a flag raising ceremony at the Maysville school house with speakers Rev. J. W. Attle and M. J. Hastings. Greenwood is listed as a speaker associate.

Maysville J. W. Attle A Greenwood M. J . Hastings

Tolson Hack and Clements Leave for Indianapolis Exams

Frank Tolson Walter Hack and Will Clements departed this morning to take final examinations in Indianapolis to gain acceptance in the tary.

Frank Tolson Walter Hack Will Clements Indianapolis

Red Cross War Fund Surpasses County Goal

Pikee county exceeds its $2250 Red Cross war fund goal with subscriptions over $8000. Ralph Burris and Miss Carrie J Bracken quietly wed at Rev P S May's home. Elizbeth Osman and Virgil Bernard Killion wed in a pretty Odon ceremony.

Pikee County Red Cross Ralph Burris Carrie J. Bracken Odon Elizabeth Osman Virgil Bernard Killion

Music Pupils Attend Minnie Hall Recital

Miss Minnie Hall entertained her music pupils including Hester Sweeney Ruth Morgan Maxne Jones Catherine Dillin Norma Let Wilma Feagnans Viva Lett Louis Scudder Ruth Scudder and Fredericka Stewart for an afternoon of selections and instruction at the recital.

Minnie Hall Hester Sweeney Ruth Morgan Maxne Jones Catherine Dillin Norma Let Wilma Feagans Viva Lett Louis Scudder Ruth Scudder Fredericka Stewart

Family of Nations El Paso Headline Note

El Paso is now the name of Gibberto Valenzuela and his cosmopolitan family. Valenzuela, candidate for president of Mexico in 1929, has four children. His son Gilberto is 9, Carlos is 7, Gloria is 5 and Paul Rector is 2, born in Mexico City Brussels London and Los Angeles respectively.

Family of el Paso Tex Gibberto Valenzuela Valenzuela Mexico Gilberto Mexico City Carlos Brussels Belgium Gloria London Paul Rector Los Angeles

Oldest Married Couple Claims 175-Year Union

Montgomery Mo residents Mr and Mrs Morrison Hendershott say they are the oldest married couple in the United States with a combined age of 175 years. They recently celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary.

Montgomery Morrison Hendershott United States

New Ordinance Requires Annual Peddler Licenses

Vincennes Indiana June 28 ordinance committee reports a measure demanding 100 per year licenses from itinerant peddlers. City council approves the plan without opposition. penalties range from 50 to 200 dollars for first offenses and higher for subsequent violations. The rule excludes farmers and local chartered firms from Knox and Lawrence counties.

Vincennes Ind Knox

Court hears shifted tale at rebadged day hearing

Murmured remarks fill the courtroom as a Gloucester fisherman described a coast voyage aboard a dark green two masted boat with a Fairbanks Morse 270 horsepower engine. The setting included Lindbergh family figures listening intently as testimony framed the defense table.

Hiodtore N. J New Jersey Gloucester Lind Constance Lindbergh Me Bial Ollie Wheately Lincedgh

Oxford adds thousands to Bodleian Library yearly

The Bodleian Library at Oxford expands annually by about ten to twenty five thousand volumes as part of ongoing growth, reflecting strong institutional support and ongoing acquisition. The article contrasts this with U.S. political maneuvering around candidates and office, noting tensions between Roosevelt Hoover and Morgan interests in Washington.

One Man Shot Dead at West Virginia Mine

Morgantown West Virginia June 28 gunfire erupted at the Maidsville mine of the Kelley Creek Colliery company killing James Shaffer about 30 a striking miner and wounding seven others one critically Dr W H Howell a surgeon notified authorities and directed ambulances while armed guards stood near the mine mouth State police arrested Herbert Vance and J R Thompson mine guards as the disorder marked the first since a northern West Virginia strike began two weeks ago.

Morgantown W. Va Maidsville Kelley’s Creek W. H. Howell Howell West Virginia

Arrests in Pigeon Township Fraud Case

Evansville June 28 two arrests were made in a fraud case involving Henry Elderbruck and his daughter Mrs Emelie Blace accused of defrauding Pigeon Township aid for poor relief. Special investigator James Thomas filed affidavits as a civil suit followed demanding $100 judgment. Probate Judge Travis B Williams criticized Kiely’s office over aid provided to Blace and Elderbruck.

Evansville Ind Henry Elderbruck Emelie Blace Pigeon Township James Thomas William D. Hardy Pigeon Robert H. Kiely Elderbruck Emil Travis B. Williams Kiely

Dam Collapse Floods Farmland Near Lake Hollybrook

Heavy rains and a dam breach at Lake Hollybrook northeast of Spencer Indiana unleashed floodwaters that inundated hundreds of acres of early farmland. Livestock and crops suffered damage as walls of the dam collapsed, threatening homes while White River rose two inches. Seymour streets and county roads faced temporary flooding with over two inches of rain in a separate note.

Spencer Ind Owen Lake Hollybrook Gosport Romona Lake Ace Dg Ily Brook Sey Seymour Monay White River

River floods rise in Muscatatuck area prompting relocations

The Muscatatuck River swelled to flood stage on Sunday and Monday, with continued rise today. Residents along the riverbank rushed to higher ground as water reached levels not seen in more than five years.

Muscatatuck Stree

Also Mentioned on This Page

Washington, Democrat St. Feet Howie Math Advertising 3 Inc Chicago Pet Et Ashington Ole Brank Buck Herbert Hoover William Gaxton Hollywood Geor M. Cohai Phantist Amos A. O. Fulkerson Hamlet Alleh Rev Wiliam Davis Se ‘Simons Ehurch Clifford Allegree Troy Road Henry Brochin Olimp Cincinnati A Bert Slimp New T. D. Stimp Frank Kidwell Lincolin Nebj Mr. Kidwell A. Kidwell Beatrice Series Batr Township Matthew Manning,Jr Detroit, Mich Daviess County Anderson Spade NEW Mail Route Plations Gilbert M. Hitebeogh Axe Carter Glass David I. Walsh Massachusetts A. ‘Mitchel ‘Palmer D. C Burton Wheeler Montane Joseph C O'Miey Wyoming Cordell Hull Tennessee William: G. Maddon California William-4- Stock Michigan Evangeline Booth Salvation Army Oxford Mr. Ogmon Ap Easity Big van Winkle
Search Courier

Search the Washington Washington Democrat Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Washington Democrat?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication