Lyons Fair Draws Entries From Washington and Locals
Local Lyons fair preparations draw entries from Washington and city residents. Mrs. Richardson, Kay Richardson, Loren Cox, Herbert Fisher, and Jack Lillie plan to enter multiple horses in senior, three gaited, model, and harness classes. Nearby participants include Melba Buzan, Norwood Buzan, and several local couples.
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Burton Returns to City After 44 Years
J C Burton visits the city for the first time in 44 years. He recalls early leadership names and notes his past as owner of the old Herald. Burton, now with The Missile Labor Works in Louisville, plans several days in the area with wife Mrs Burton following.
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Dale Dykins Wins Music Scholarship
Dale Dykins son of Mr. R. O. Dykins of N. W. earns a music scholarship after receiving high honors in Cincinnati. The youth, a pianist of rank aged for his years, plans to continue studies while working in Washington under local bakers during grade school.
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Accused man taken to Illinois on extradition
Sheriff O T Pickering of Harrisburg Illinois went to Washington last night to obtain custody of Wayne Bernard 24 who was arrested in Montgomery last Saturday on request of the Illinois officer Extradition papers were to take him from the state Bernard charged with various thefts had been held in the Davis county jail awaiting extradition papers.
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50th Anniversary for C. C. Williams
Dee Williams, prominent Washington druggist, marks 50 years in the drug business most of which have been spent in Washington.
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Football Scores From Central and Nearby Games
Football scores show Bicknell 20 Evans Central 20 Vincemmes 34 Lintan 18 in a set of afternoon contests. Strong scoring event with several teams tied and others close in the standings.
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Hatchets Fall to Tigers in Early Grid Opener at Princeton
In the 1938 season opener the Hatchets lose 20 to 6 at Princeton as Beington’s passing attack shines for the Tigers while Princeton relies on LaMar and Smith for two touchdowns and a late score. Absence of veterans hurts Hatchets but Bruner anchors the line as Seattle-like drives unfold. Next Friday they host Evansville Reiters in a late-season tune-up.
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Downey to Speak at National Federal Life Conference
Knox speaker Mr Downey of second will address the National Federal Life Conference at Vincennes during the conference Sept. 28. His topic will be Agriculture as a Career. Amos McLoughlin of St. Davie ss county will assist in arrangements for the union.
Vincennes Officer Attacks Publishers
An incident in Vincennes involves an officer assaulting publishers as details from local sources emerge. Authorities have not released full statements, but witnesses describe a confrontation linked to press coverage in the area. Further updates are expected from Vincennes police.
Hospital Notes Brief on Major Operation Day
Patient notes indicate a major operation performed this morning at Russe hospital on the E 11th facility. Medical staff report Pat rats and Mrs Toren De are among those listed in the procedure details.
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Mildred Ayers Dies After Short Illness
Mildred Ayers 23 of Vincennes died at 1 50 pm from an acute heart attack after months of poor health. Born June 16 1915 in Wigton she worked as a clerk at Murphy Stores. Survives brothers Andrew and Loren and sister Mrs Carl Bordenet. Funeral Monday at 3 pm at First Met Church with Rev J Edw Mufr officiating. burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Body at Gill Chapel prior to services.
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New York Payrolls Hit Billion-Dollar Mark
A New York report states chain stores nationwide pay about 1.2 billion dollars annually in salaries, with the average state employee earning 25.23 dollars per week, according to the Bureau of Organizations.
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Mike Hartigan Taken In Vincennes Ind Death Notice
Funeral arrangements will be held after 1 o clock at the meeting of the board. Mike Hartigan, longtime resident of Vincennes, died at an earlier hour in the day. The community mourns the loss of a widely known figure connected with local affairs.
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Atrocities Revealed by Nazi Press Sparks Czech Crisis
A battered clipping reports Nazi outlets claiming brutal acts against Czechs. It notes alleged threats in the Sudeten region and Czech government fears of renewed aggression, signaling a turning point in prewar tensions.
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Seed harvest from clover may be tried
Purdue University Extension agronomists note clover seed ripens unevenly and yields vary. Two main practices for harvesting include using a grain binder or header with a harvester. curing, drying, and storage in bags or bins are advised. Equipment and timing adjustments reduce seed loss and improve quality.
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Fire tears through New York six story warehouse
A major fire in New York City today caused about 75000 dollars in damage to a six story warehouse of the New York Journal American. Seven firefighters were hospitalized and 17 others were displaced as flames swept through the building starting on the third floor. The origin remains undetermined.
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Marriage Licenses Granted to Roney and Syma duo
A short notice records marriage licenses for Andrew B Roney aged 28 and Lucille Josephine Syma aged 25, noting their names and ages as the primary details of the license grant.
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Weather Outlook Promises Cool Weekend Across Regions
Touch of fall weather arrives as Armand Armington of the Indian Weather Bureau notes cooler temperatures. At Marion the mercury dipped to 48 degrees overnight, while many areas in the middle Mississippi valley may see clear skies with a chance of rain tonight.
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Food shortage threat hits New York as truck strike cripples city
New York on September 17 faced a looming food shortage as a broad truck strike halted most deliveries. Only essential and hospital relief shipments were allowed to move, leaving hospitals, orphanages, and relief stations at risk of running dry while workers pressed for action through AFL affiliates.
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Burglar’s trick rattles Dallas detective
In Dallas, Detective Luther Phillips recalls a burglar’s claim about a wake up tactic. The thief says he uses a soft voice and calm assurances to rouse victims, then flees before alarm or action can follow.
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War crisis delays New York anniversary ceremony
A high level cabinet decision postponed a planned celebration of New York’s 150th ratification anniversary. Officials cited extraordinary deliberations on how to shield the United States from potential war risks, including blocking trade with hostile powers and coordinating allied policy.
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