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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1946
Page
3
The W. S. C. of Epsom held a gathering on a vowell used phrase. Mrs Esther Myers presented the article on Keeping Christ. President Mrs Mauders led the brief business session.
Mr. and Mrs. William M Queen and son Leo travel with Mr. and Mrs. Olen Ledgerwood this morning to spend the week end with Mr and Mrs Victor Queen and daughter Barbara in Wabash Indiana. Mrs James W Healy and Mrs
Mrs. Robert Ham and daughters Roberta and Kathryn visit Colorado Springs for a week. Mr. and Mrs. William Busch of Detroit return home with Mrs Busch’s father John Lambergan who will reside in Detroit. Misses Gladys and Juanita Vootee spend the weekend in Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Baum plan weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Connor of Mooresville.
Readiness for lasting hair styling at Hedden's Beauty Shop located in the State Bank Building. Services include permanent waves and complete beauty care with contact via phone 343. Hours show closed on Mondays.
A neighborhood group hosted a farewell for Mr and Mrs Orwell Ricks and their daughter Betty Jo at the Berry home on Wednesday evening. Refreshments served for the Ricks family and several neighbors as they prepare to move to Kokomo Indiana for a temporary home.
Mrs Ralph Feagans and Mr and Mrs George Walker with Mr and Mrs Thomas Auberry travel to La eee Se of ergene Bordenet to Gerald F Settles likely in relation to a social or family visit.
Mrs Walacia Wagner and her children from Greentown are visiting Washington. The trip highlights a family outing and includes time spent in the capital area with relatives and local attractions.
Mr and Mrs Earl Murray and daughter Barbara of Indianapols are guests of Mr and Mrs Nelson Murray and Mrs Mary O Connor.
Mr and Mrs Robert Clabhorn of Albany Kentucky are visiting with Mr and Mrs Wash McKinley of Bedford Road. The brief social note records the encounter between two local couples and the honored hosts.
The Past Noble Grands regular meeting convened with Berth Avis presiding and a decision to hold the next gathering in Montgomery. Homemade ice cream and cake were served to about fifteen members at the close.
Mrs Sai B Mayer formerly Miss Ruth Angerer has been in Washington three weeks due to her father Jacob Angerer’s illness. Mack Allen was in Louisville yesterday on business. Weldon E Davis after visiting Bill Fitzgibbon at the Meredith Hotel returned to his Jacksonville Florida home.
Shirley, a Washington high school graduate, began as a secretary with the 8th Service Command after 1942 and soon became a Conover beauty in New York City. Her sister Doris models for Nancy Inc. in New York, while Shirley, now Mrs. Maurice Wingo, aims for the theater and keeps piano and dancing as talents.
The Betsy Ross H E Club met at the home of Mrs Bob Jones with Mrs Herb Armes as co host. Singing the song of the month Let Me Call You Sweetheart opened the meeting. Contests were conducted by Mrs Herb Armes with prizes won by several members. Refreshments served to numerous members and guests.
Mr and Mrs James Dailey of 15 Dewey Avenue announce the marriage of their daughter Katheryn Louise to Dale Groves of Vatura California. The couple wed June 21 in Hardford California and traveled to Pismo Beach for four days. They will reside in Avenal California. Attending were Mr Walter D Purcell and daughter Eldena Miss Effie Purcell Mrs Jess Chestnut and Miss Willoughby Allison at Geneva Purcell s nursing school commencement in Evansville Friday night.
Misses Maxine Troutman and Evangline Cox returned home from Indianapolis after visiting friends and relatives there.
Art Jory departs tomorrow for a Freeman Lake week with Hector Jory and family. Earl Bestlin from Lemay Missouri visits wife Betty and daughter Roseanne. Miss Earline Cox of Lawrenceville Illinois plans a weekend with Miss Frances Rodarmel.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Miller and daughters Carole and Marilyn of Indianapolis visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Gutsch. John T. Force of Shoals spent Friday in the city on business. Mr. and Mrs. John Backes left for a week’s vacation at Fish Lake Michigan hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tyrrell of Grand Rapids Michigan.
Job's Daughters will attend church at First Baptist Sunday morning meeting at the east end of the church at 10 20. Rainbow club members hold a covered dish dinner at Eastside Park Monday at 6 o'clock. Goodwin and Barber reunion moved to Sunday July 14 to allow relatives to visit Mrs Ora Hancock from Council Idaho.
In Grant Pass Oregon on June 28 a humorous note explains that the chipmunks at the Oregon Caves, idle during the war years with the resort closed, are signaling that visitors have returned. The creatures are described as back in full force as tourists resume trips to the caves.
President Truman expected to approve another year of price control but with sharply reduced authority. Bowles resigns as economic chief, signaling possible signing of the bill to keep OPA alive. Senate action follows, as rifts over inflation and rents prompt urgent fiscal moves and battles on relief aid to uncensored nations.
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