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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1947

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Elmore Farm Bureau Meeting to be Held Next Monday

The Elmore Township Farm will hold its regular meeting Monday evening May 12 at 8:00 at Elmora High School. An entertainment program by the Daviess County Rural Youth Club will follow the business session with a playlet, a Rural Youth trip to Washington DC by Marvin Flint, and a Rural Youth Quartette. Farmers and families are invited. Damon Vertrees, chairman. Hargid Doove, secretary.

Elmore Township Elmora High School Daviess County Washington, D. C Marvin Flint Damon Vertrees Hargid Doove

Local Men Attend Meet at Santa Claus Indiana

A community Soil Conservation program briefing drew bankers, county agents, and conservationists to Santa Claus Indiana. Lawrence Nolan farm in Barr Township highlighted practical farming methods, with attendees from Daviess County including John M. Mee and County Agricultural Agent Holmes Morrison.

Darryllis Louis Reserve Santa Indiana Lawrence Nolan Barr Township Francis Daviess County John M. Meee Holmes and Morriso

Alfordsville Woman Mavis Heiderman Dies at Home

Mrs. Mavis C Heiderman died Thursday at her home near Alfordsville. She was the wife of Maitland Heiderman and survived by three children, Alice Sharp in Shington, Ruth Mills in Col. and Emery Heiderman at home. Services are set for Sunday at 1 30 p.m. at the M church in Alfordsville with burial in Christian cemetery. Friends may visit after 2 30 o'clock Friday night.

Mavis C. Heiderman Alrnle Maitland Heiderman Alice Sharp Shington Ruth Mills Col Emery Heiderman Alfordsville Christian Cemetery

Seaman Dant Has Accident

Mr and Mrs Joseph Dant of 1404 Grand Avenue received a long distance call from their son James Francis Dant S2C reporting an accident aboard the U5 Ss i and hospitalization for 30 days at Island Naval Hospital He expressed a wish to hear from his friends and family at his address James Incis Dant U S Naval Hospital

Joseph Dant Grand Avenue James Francis Dant Seaman Dant Island James iIncis Dant U. S. Naval Hos

Rites Held for Francis M White

Funeral services for the late Francis M White were held at 2 PM at Aikman Creek Baptist Church with Rev William R Seat presiding. Burial followed in the ng cemetery. Bearers included Donna Mc Cain Emma Fitzgerald Millis Sullivan Evelyn Kays Zelma Goodwin Hallie Meade Martha Ricks. Pallbearers were Stanley Dayton Homer Dayton Gilbert White Lloyd White Wil Davis and Milton Fitz-.

Francis M. ‘White Aikman Creek Baptist Church William R. Seat F Ng Donna McCain Emma Fitzgerald Millis Sullivan Evelyn Kays Zelma Goodwin Hallie Meade Martha Ricks Stanley Dayton Homer Dayton Gilbert White Lloyd White Wil Davis Milton Fitz

Thomas Daniels Buried Yesterday in Oak Grove Church

Funeral services for the late Thomas Daniels were conducted at Oak Grove church in Reeves township yesterday afternoon at two o'clock. The Rev. R C. Hale officiated and burial was in the adjoining cemetery. Active pallbearers were Armes, Herman Edwards, Friedman Edwards, Phillip Schnarr, Clyde Schnarr, and Charles Taylor.

Thomas Daniels Oak Grove Reeves Township R. C Hale Armes Herman Edwards Friedman Edwards Phillip Schnarr Clyde Schnarr Charles Taylor

Weather Outlook For Illinois May 9 Report

A weather bulletin notes Illinois will see a pattern of unsettled conditions with periods of precipitation. Forecasters expect temperatures to stay mild with scattered showers likely across central and northern counties through the day.

Elena Weather Report Summary

Elena area shows a low around 40s after a previous night also near freezing. Daytime highs near 58 with clear to partly cloudy skies and light winds. No precipitation expected, thermometers dipping again tonight into the upper 30s.

Elena

Prize Winners of Contest Announced

The Democrat and Temple Court hosted a coloring contest for "Son Of The Guardsman." Over 100 entries arrived, prompting duplicated prizes. First prizes awarded to Patty O Neill and Paul Am, two second prizes to Robert Scudder and Suzanne Wedeking, plus multiple $1 awards to other winners. Free tickets and archery prizes mailed to recipients. serial showings continue Saturdays at Temple Court.

Guardsman Theemocrat Temple Court Mjd Teo Patty O'Neill Paul Am Passai Electric Company Robert Scudder Suzanne Wedeking Washington Robert Walker Robert Charles Ker Épi Son Ardsman Ae Burris Billie May Minton Anie Goodrich Anna Marie Mathews Donald Purdue Samlee Kat Johnny Standley This Y Fileanor Hobson Loogootee Jane Clare Michaels Emma Pearl Edmondson I -One Douglas Blazey Berd Dant Ray Utterback Jo- Sue Miller Gertrude Neil Alvitt White Robert 7

Indiana University Law Alumni Invited to Law Day Reunion

Washington alumni of the Indiana University School of Law received invitations to the alumni reunion observing Law Day on May 14 at Bloomington. A portrait of Wendell L. Willkie, IU Law School 1916 alumnus, will be presented, painted by Clara Fargo and donated by W. Lamont of J. P. Morgan. Hastings will speak. Afternoon program by the Junior Bar Section features the annual law student court finals. reservations handled by Mickey M. Miller of the Law Club.

Ashington Indiana University School of Law Bloomington University Wendell L. Willkie School of Law W. Lamont J. P. Morgan Mr. Willé Clara Fargo Tho Elwood N S. Hastings Washington University’ of Trustees Indiana Bar i Association Mickey M. Miller Law Club

Hospital Notes Admits Several Local Residents

Admitted are Mrs. Cecil Holt of Shoals RAR4 and Mrs. Cecil Holt. Also listed are Miss Bertie Ann Davidson of Bicknell, Mrs. Robert Fox of 311 N. W. iiith, Mrs. Merrill R. Lewis of R. R. 2, Dixie Jean Slaven Minor-Mise, and Mrs. John H. Smith of R. R. 4 with a son. Herschel E. Petersburg and Phillip Woner R. R. 2, along with Mrs. Richard Shy, are noted in the records.

Cecil Holt Shoals Bertie Ann Davidson Bicknell Robert Fox N. W. Iith Merrill R. Lewis R. R Mise Dixie Jean Slaven R. Leorn John H. Smith Herschel E. Petersburg Phillip Woner Richard Shy

Youths tied to hotel holdup and gunfire probe

A Cincinnati hotel hold up links to youths after a detector test and a revolver bullet trace. The Detective Chief notes bullets traced to Jeffersonville Indiana where two officers were shot on May 1 while questioning two men.

Jktaee Cincinnati Merzie Jeffersonville Ind

Truckers Return to Work in Indianapolis

In Indianapolis on May 6 four men returned to the city as 1,400 Teamsters AFL members ended a strike at major trucking companies. The accord raises wages to 1.26 for checkers and switchers and 1.10 for dock workers, with a 48 hour week, overtime after eight hours, and double time on six holidays. The agreement allows drivers to refuse handling unfair goods or crossing picket lines and includes no violence during the dispute.

Indianapolis Ind iIndianapolis Napolis Teamsters Union AFL Peaine Léster Hunt International ‘Teamsters Union Algo

Death Takes Mrs. Clements in Montgomery County

Mrs. Jane Clements aged 75 died at her home on Montgomery Route 2 this morning after an illness that had grown since February. Born in Harrison township on March 2, 1872, she was the daughter of John and Elizabeth Colvin. She married Frank Clements on February 8, 1898, who died in February 1944. She was a member of the St. church and funeral arrangements were being made.

Jane Clements Montgomery Clements Harrison Township John and Elizabeth (Bennett) Colvin Frank Clements St. 4 Cononnae Aebntiag Mor

Wrong Price in Ad At Smith Grocery Sparks Confusion

A misprint in a Smith Grocery advertisement shows an incorrect price for Cheering. Local readers report the three pack price was mislisted, causing confusion and prompting store clarification.

Smith Baal Earetasts Democrat Meek Ag Dls

Death of Mrs Myrtle Weils Former Plainville Resident

Mrs Myrtle Weils a former Plainville resident who moved to Plainville in 1880 and later to Freetown Indiana died at Beth Connellirrs home. She leaves a large family including Ruth Mildred Heibacker and Mrs Mary Weils with several siblings and grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the Plainville Methodist church Sunday at 2 o'clock with burial in Plainville cemetery.

Plainville Beth Conenirr William Weils Freetown Indiana Vernal Ruth Mildred Heibecker Indie Mary Weils Detroit Iles B. Burroughs Hepsonville Tll Theda Bales Driville Ind Liffyn Harstine Broffigi Stanley Murphy Chicago Funeralville Ville Faille Methodist Church

Indianapolis State Te Merée Reported a OE

Indianapolis report notes a state meteorology event in Indiana cities with local details unclear from OCR.

Indianapolis Indiana Te Merée

Enlistment Date Extended for World War I Vets

Cape C Tyler announces extension of the enlistment deadline for veterans of World War I. The cutoff now remains June 30, 1947 for those holding discharge grades who are partially disabled. Applications submitted by June 30, 1997 may allow additional enlistments at Vincennes Army Testing Station, Washington Ind. city hall building third floor.

Cape C. Tyler Vincennes Army U. S. Peace Elim City Hall Bidg Washington Ind

Stan Musial Stricken With Acute Appendicitis

St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Stan Musial has been diagnosed with acute appendicitis. Blood tests and medical evaluation confirmed the condition, and he is expected to undergo treatment soon. The team and fans await further word on his recovery and any impact on the schedule.

Stan Musial St. Louis Cardinals J. Raymond Pal New

Willie Francis faces electric chair again in St Martinville

In St Martinville Louisiana on May 9 Willie Francis an 18 year old Black youth who survived a prior execution attempt last year is to be strapped to the electric chair for a second time at Tony Redbrick jail. He speaks of dying like a man and prays with priests as lawyers seek stays from state and federal courts amid questions about last year’s botched attempt.

St. Martinville Wichie Francis Tony Redbrick Willie Charles F. Hannagan Theria Catholic New Iberia Willie Francis Wilbe New Theria SS Mantinevie Bertrand de Blanc Louisiana Supreme Court de Blanc United States Supreme Court Supreme Court

Navy fliers rescued from Lake Michigan during crash

Five Navy fliers survived a crash landing in Lake Michigan after their PBY flying boat burst into flames during gunnery practice. Ensign Brooks steered the craft into a controlled ditching, then swam helping others aboard a coast guard rescue. Rescued men faced exposure and waves, later brought to Wilmette Harbor. A second item states July 1 new railroad sickness benefits will cover 60 000 employees in Illinois with daily payments, funded by railroad taxes. eligibility requires 150 earnings in 1946 and seven days off work within a 14 day period, with benefits varying by 1946 earnings.

Chicago INS Navy Lake Michig Coast Guard Ensign Broks Louisville Wilmette Harbor Pilot Brooks Donald Egly Petroleum, Ind Robert Merriman Congress St Land Earl Singleton Springfield Hill John A. Bicknell St. Elmo Ely Wilmette Harbor &Ntrante Merrimen H. L. Alberty Railroad Retirement Board Alberty Moreae Omenan Weacen Railroad Relief Association

Drunken Driving Charge Sparks License Hearing Confusion

A garbled OCR fragment notes an intoxication related driving offense and a license action. The readable bits point to a suspension or hearing, with unclear dates or names. Further context is needed to specify the individuals or authorities involved.

Yugoslavia Barred From American Travel

Washington reports Yugoslavia, a Soviet satellite, is blocked for U S travelers. State Department released the restriction, citing postwar tourism impacts on the Dalmatian coast. Observers link the move to retaliation for U S air force plane losses last August. Marshal Tito’s government denies the U S claim.

Wahington INS United States Yugoslavia State Department Yugosvia Washington Marshal Tito United Shetch

Christian Churches Annual Convention at Winona Lake

The 108th Annual Convention of the Christian Churches of Indiana (Disciples of Christ) will be held at Winona Lake Assembly Grounds from June 5 to June 8. Over two thousand delegates are expected. First Christian Church Warsaw hosts with Rev. Avery Miley as host minister. Delegates from Warsaw will attend along with nationally known speakers or singers. The event is anticipated as the largest convention in Indiana church history for attendance.

The Christian Churches of Indiana Disciples of Christ Winona Lake Assembly Grounds First Christian Church Warsaw Avery Miley Farr Indiana

Principal Fined for Paddling Crothersville Boy

Seymour Indiana May 9 Judge George H Gossman fined Crothersville school principal Ellis Hudson ten dollars and costs for assault and battery after evidence showed the principal used a heavy paddle on the left arm and rear of an eighth grade Crothersville boy in a paddling incident.

Mother’s Day Fried Chicken Supper at Eagles Home

The Local Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and Ladies Auxiliary sponsor a free Mothers Day fried chicken supper at the Eagles home Sunday at 6 p.m. All members invited and urged to bring their mothers and wives.

The Fraternal Order of Eagles Eagles

Also Mentioned on This Page

Elmore Farm Bureau Meeting Francis M. White I. U Mrs. Clements Lemois Enion Myrtle Pat Morris Rouseve Willies Lake Michigan Christian Churches Annual Convention Mother’s Day
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