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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1937

Page

2

Transcribed Mail Notices No. 40 and 43 as Second Class Matter

An archival document note states that certain mails are marked as second class matter. It lists numbers 40 and 43 as the applicable references for the notice. The terse item records the designation and lacks further contextual details.

Plague Fears Rise as Dr Eskey Warns of Animal Spread

In a Denver address, Dr. C R Eskey of the U S Public Health Service warns a new bubonic plague form spreads among western animals and could threaten humans. He notes ground squirrels carry the pestis since 1908, spreading to seven states including Utah, and urges international cooperation to prevent a catastrophic outbreak. He contrasts natural plague with the looming danger of war as humanitys greater threat.

United States C. R. Eskey U. S. Public Health Service American Association For the Advancement of Science Denver California Eskey Utah

Two in Odon Injured When Car Overturns

In Odon Indiana on June 29 Arthur Stoner and Margaret Burress were injured when their car struck loose gravel on a hill and overturned after hitting a tree. Burress had a head wound and knee injury while Stoner suffered cuts and a forehead gash. They walked to Alto York’s home for aid and were then taken to the Poindexter home for care.

Ind Arthur Stoner Anderson Margret Burress Stoner Miss Burress Jared Mr. Stoner Alto York Huette Poindexter

Superstition Mountain Romance Echoes in Canyon Standoff

Oren Arnold presents Carolee Colter as a bold heroine in a tense scene with Stuart Blake and family members. The trio and kin attempt a perilous ascent, risking exposure and emotional confrontation as they seek a safer overlook after a tense encounter in town. The setting shifts to a rock ascent offering a dramatic landscape view.

White figure seen on cliff in desert tale

In a rugged canyon, Stuart spots a moving white object high on Superstition’s face. He and Carolee discuss meeting at a secret trysting place while planning a signal together as they ride through the desert.

Stuart Carolee

Fragmented Word Puzzle Snippet Identified

A sequence of numbered clues appears, listing terms such as amphibian and Northeast with scattered phrases like Parted and America in a damaged text. The fragment lacks a coherent source context but suggests a word puzzle or glossary segment from a newspaper page.

Birthday Dinner And Pleasant Social At Mrs Emma Williams

A Sunday gathering at Mrs Emma Williams marked her birthday with a bountiful dinner. Friends including Verlan Poindexter and others joined, sharing chat and bridge among a group that also noted local real estate moves and several residents visiting relatives.

Rebekah Emma ‘Williams Verlan Poindexter Alvaces Beal “Helm Lafayette Ketehem le Wade Nina Ward Nichols

Weekend visitors and local households welcomed

A string of weekend guests visits local residents include Mrs Raymon Hifipes and children Ohio Merry Lee Cooper, Mr and Mrs Peris Crane and daughter Gertrude Alen, Spencer visitors Tollived Jr from Spencer, Carl Burrdil of Jasonville, Vivian Poindexter from Indiana, Mr and Mrs Huette, Jamies Schucker from , Mr and Mrs ershing, Kurt Seaman and Mrs John Bea, Alma Terre rs, Alice Cooper, Fortinie Cogier and daughter Jorae at Spring Mill Park Bunddy.

Raymon Hi Fipes Childs Ohio Merry Lee Cooper Peris Crane Gertrude Alen Diph Tollived Jr Spencer Ralph Tollive Carl Burrdil Jasonville Vivian Poindexter

Star Is Born at Temple Through Wednesday

The Temple theater presents Janet Gaynor and Fredric March in a lavish production of Star Is Born. Adolphe Menjou and May Robson also star as the fiery grandmother urges Esther toward Hollywood fame, delivering a vivid cinematic visit.

Adolphe Menjou H la May Robson Esther Holly

Not a Ball Sensation Spins Diamond Drama

Inside story of a dramatic sports sensation described in sensational terms. Readers witness crowd roars and shocking moments as suspense builds around a diamond event. Names, dates, and specific details are obscured, leaving a vivid rumor of a thriller-like sports scene.

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