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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1927

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Church Social Union Hears Dr. Bryan on Individual Responsibility

Dr. William Lowe Bryan, president of Indiana University, addresses Westminster Presbyterian Church as the Church Social Union holds its third quarterly meeting in Washington. He urges individual effort in charities and schools, saying only organized action by individuals can root out evils in organizations. The gathering includes Mildred Brown Sebring’s solos, brief talks by ministers, and Congressman Arthur Greenwood's remarks. A pre-meeting dinner is served.

William Lowe Bryan Church’ Social Union Westminster Presbyterian Church Bryan Indiana University John Hastings Washington Dr. Bryan The State University Mildred Brown Sebring Will Hyatt S. L. Martin Arthur Greenwood Washington, D. C Church Social Union Lily

Monoplane America Flies Over Nova Scotia Today

The monoplane America passed over Sherbrooke in Guysboro county Nova Scotia at 1 40 p m Nova Scotia daylight time. The county is the northeasternmost in the province and Sherbrooke lies about forty miles from the northeastern coast.

Sherbrooke Guysboro County Nova Scotia America Bedford Halifax County No Scotia Halifax Amerxa Yarmouth

Mercury Soars to High 93 Degrees at Noon

The Washington heat rose to 93 degrees by noon with sun blazing and records set for the day. After a cool night of 69 degrees, temperatures climbed as residents sought relief at lakes, rivers, and ponds amid the heat wave.

Sol Washington C. C. Feagans

Buckleys Death An Accident Similar To B&O Incident

A Buckley died in an accident after a wrecking crew sent to the scene. The incident mirrors a prior B&amp.O accident with a crew member involved and authorities investigating details of the wreckage and causation.

Buckley

Indiana Klan Leader Says He Is Ready to Talk Freely

D C Stephenson, former grand dragon of the K K K, announces he is ready to discuss Indiana politics. Marion county prosecutor William H Remy expresses doubt about immediate action, saying time will show if the promise is sincere. Stephenson spoke from the Indiana state prison at Michigan City where he was being questioned in relation to a charities board inquiry.

Indianapolis C. Stephenson Indiana Utor Willam H. Remy Marion County Stephenson Supreme Court Isi Istate Board of Charities

Dangerous Pacific flight ends with dawn arrival turnout

The Fokker trans Pacific monoplane completed a 25 hour 51 minute journey from Oakland to Honolulu. The arrival surprised a welcoming crowd as escort planes searched for the craft in mist over Molokai. The plane was reported 700 miles from Hawaii by 3:15 a.m. local radio.

Pacific F. Hegenberger Hawaii Oakland Cal Mies Wheeler Field Fokker Motokai Phanel San Francisco Honolulu North American Modare Islands Fiers Hopolulu

Building repair to house street cars on West Main

Monday night the street car and electric light committees decided to repair and feed the old light plant building on West Main Street to house street cars and Street Department equipment. The old barn and city ground will be abandoned to use the repaired building, and the car line will be redirected to the new site, smoothing the West Main crossing which currently hinders traffic with a bumpy feel as cars pass over a rough section.

West Main Street West Maintreet

Mrs Lents Submits To Major Operation Near Wheat

Mrs Maude Lents, of Daviess County, underwent a major operation at the hospital near Wheat, with her condition reported as stable and expectations of a smooth recovery. Proceeding doctors noted the procedure addressed serious health issues and expressed cautious optimism for her return home in coming weeks.

Maude Lents Daviess County

Byrd Starts North Atlantic Flight From Roosevelt Field

Roosevelt Field New York June 29 Richard Byrd and three companions departed for Paris in a naval cruiser, heading north along the coast into ice and murky weather. Navigator Nevillé pilot Acosta Balchen accompanied Byrd as the America set out to cross the Atlantic, tracked by wireless reports noting a speed near 95 to 100 mph and position near Newport Rhode Island.

Roosevelt Field N. Y Om. Richard BE. Byrd Paris Byrd Europe George C. Nevillé Bert Acosta Bernt. Balchen Newport R. I

Man's Backyard Fire Causes Fatal Shell Blast

Seymour Indiana June 29 A man named Conway was badly wounded and later died after a shotgun shell exploded while he burned trash in his yard. His body was sprinkled with birdshot as the blast tore into his legs arms and chest during the attempt to ignite the pile.

Seymour Ind Conway

Buckley Rites At Lambert Residence In Richmond

Funeral services for Elmer Buckley who died from injuries after falling through an open trestle on the Pennsylvania line were held at the Lambert residence 411 East South Street. Interment followed at Veale Creek Cemetery.

Elmer Buckley Richmond Ind Pennsylvania South Street Veale Creek

New Ratios Debated at Naval Conference

Geneva June 29 The six five four ratio for cruisers destroyers and submarines with Britain superior to the United States was discussed unofficially in naval limitation circles today. The suggestion was not brought to the American delegation and was seen as a hopeful, not expected, outcome. The United States would not accept less than equality with Britain, even if Japan’s auxiliary strength were raised to four fifths of America’s.

Geneva Great Britain United States Japan America

Kiwanis Club Hosts Fine Meeting With Debate

The Kiwanis Club gathered at First Christian Church for a fine meeting with a delicious dinner. Maurice Schnetz of U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co joined as guest of Elmer Buzan, while Rev. C J Grimes also attended. William Quilliam led a new idea a general debate inspired by old time clubs. Jim Dougherty read an Evansville invitation for a July 19 pocket village meeting from 4 PM to midnight. July club meetings move to United Brethren church.

First Christian Church Maurice Schnetz U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co Indianapolis Elmer Buzan C. J. Grimes William Quilliam Jim Dougherty Evansville Pocket Village United Brethren Church

Mrs Wratten Seriously Ill in Waco Area

Mrs. Wratten, near Waco, is confined to her home with a serious illness. She is believed to suffer a brain contusion and has been unconscious since last Thursday night.

Allen Wratten Waco Mrs. Wratten

Mrs Wallace Dies At Home After Illness

Mrs Malinda Josephine Wallace widow of Ransom Wallace died today at 9 30 am at her daughter Mrs Stella Springer West Washington after three weeks with bronchitis She was 64 born February 7 1863 in Daviess County daughter of Anderson and Mrs Thomas Married Ransom Wallace forty years ago he died thirty years ago She leaves three children Mrs Stella Springer Mrs Mary Hess Dayton Ohio and Elmer Wallace Terre Haute Funeral set for Mt Gilead church tomorrow at 2 30 pm with burial in the adjoining cemetery

Malinda’ Josephine Wallace Ransom Wallace Stella Springer West Washington Daviess Count Anderson Thomas Mt. Gilead Church Stells Springer Mary Hess Dayton Ohio Elmer Wallace Terre Haute

Not As Bad As They Say I Am Says Woman In Hospital

Indianapolis June 29 Mrs Betty Padgett 22 of Washington Indiana in a hospital after a gunshot wound inflicted yesterday by Ormand Reed of Covington says she feels much better and wants a full recovery to show she is not as bad as people think She is the wife of Burnett Padgett of Washington and lives apart She told United Press she did not provoke the trouble and still likes Reed Police investigate the double shooting in which Reed shot her in the abdomen and then died Witnesses say Reed was acquainted with Mrs Padgett and she planned to shoot Reed with others present Officials also look into a separate claim that Mrs Padgett and others plotted to eliminate Reed and two others

Indianapolis Betty Padgett Washington Ind Ormand Reed Covington United Press Ormond Ormand Padgett Peaker Sean Reed Mt of Justice Reed J. John Nelson Bedford, Inn Cleo Lucas

Claude Aikman Purchases Pegis the Richest Production Bull

Claude Aikman of Grove dairy announces Pegis, claimed world’s richest production Jersey bull, sire of multiple prize cows. Pegis, dam Sophie 19th, Tormentor and Pogis line, touted for medal of merit and prolific production, with daughters yielding high butterfat and many offspring achieving silver medals. Hood farm dam records and Pedigree details noted, pegging Pegis as a top breeding sire with auction sale history and expected impact on the county herd.

Daviess Claude Aikmen I Grove Dairy Pegis Sophie Hood Farm Jersey Sophia Tormitor Mae Pogis Tormentok Innubsberg Deborah Tun Des

Gray's Manager Kell orders Grays to report for Thursday practice

A notice issued today by manager George Kell directs all Washington Grays members to report to the new baseball grounds for Thursday evening practice. The directive names the team and specifies the venue for the session.

Grays George Kell Washington Grays

Grand Opening Night at St Simon’s Summer Fun Festival

A fair sized crowd enjoyed the grand opening at St Simon’s summer fun festival in the Catholic high school auditorium. A fifty cent chicken dinner fed a full house and midway booths were busy. Many awards were given, with Miss Bernadette Kidwell winning the top prize a quilt. The Farris and Company team kept things lively, and a larger crowd is expected with more awards and attractions.

St. Simon’s Bernadette Kidwell Ae Farris Rea

New Patients at County Hospital Reported

Howard Palmer of this city and Doyle of Montgomery were brought to Daviess County Hospital today for treatment.

County Hospital Howard Palmer Eee Doyle Montgomery Daviess County

Rockport Sheriff dies by apparent self-inflicted wound

Rockport Indiana June 29 Sheriff Robert J Woods 34 was found dead in bed at his home with a pistol grip in his hand and a bullet wound through his left temple Friends noted he had behaved oddly in recent days and feared blindness from eye injury sustained in an encounter with four prisoners last year Neighbors blamed the pain and loss of sight for his action.

Rockport Ind Robert J. Woods Sherif Woods

Auto overturn injures Petersburg youth in crash

Petersburg Indiana June 29 Richard Ganley 15 injured when car overturned north of the city. He suffered a severed muscle and other injuries. W H Nuck of Terre Haute received facial and arm cuts. Jackson the driver was badly cut. The driver fled and cannot be located. the car was later taken.

Petersburg Ind Richard Ganley Stu W. H. Nuck Terre Haute Jackson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sree A Pars Er W. L. Bryan Kausad R. E. Gallivan Leavenworth County Dr. C. Stephenson Marion County Prosentor Maitland and Hegenberger Lambert Little Joe Hk Prt Kiwanis Club Mrs. Wallace Advertiser Democrat Burnett Padgett Claude Aikman Buel Fready
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