Eva Hunt Summers of Covington Dies in Columbus
Eva Hunt Summers daughter of William and Lovina Hunt of Covington Indiana died in Columbus Ohio March 29 1913 aged 24 years 5 months 10 days after a hospital anesthetic complication. She leaves her husband W W Summers and three brothers and one sister. Married Oct 18 1911 by Rev Edward Strecker the couple lived in Columbus. She joined the Methodist church at Covington July 1900 and later worshiped at Mt Vernon Ave Church Columbus. Interment will be in Covington Indiana April 3 1913 by Joan P. Gaius pastor.
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First Methodist Church
Eva Hunt
Methodist Episcopal Church
H.N. Ogden
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Mae. C. M. Sutherly
Strecker
Death Claims Many In Elderly S Mrs Zerelda Shute
Mrs Zerelda Shute wife of the late John Shute aged about eighty died at her home in Gessie on Thursday April 3 from age related infirmities. Funeral services were held at the home on Saturday with burial in Hopewell cemetery. A number of relatives survive her.
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John Shute
Gessie
Hopewell
Obituaries From State Line Indianapolis and Rossville
Elizabeth Kitchen wife of Geo Kitchen died at their home in State Line from brain hemorrhage at 66. Survived by husband and two children. Funeral held Monday with burial in Baltimore Cemetery Mound Township. M Boord undertaker. Mary Ennis aged about 90, mother of Wm Ennis, died at Rossville. Remains taken to Fountain old family home for burial, with M Boord in charge. Kate Marlatt aged about 60 died in Indianapolis from tuberculosis. Body shipped here Thursday. funeral at Methodist church at 10 30 conducted by Rev Strecker. interment Mt Hope Cemetery. Marlatt formerly lived here. many friends mourn.
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Spring Term Opens At Terilot Music School
Mrs. Wm. Walker, graduate of Royal Academy and Royal College of Music, Incorporated Society of Musicians and Trinity College London, teaches piano theory and harmony as the spring term opens at Terilot Music School.
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Decorating and Painting Services by Clyde Carter
Clyde Carter offers decorating and painting with reasonable prices. Located at Russell property corner 8th and Liberty Covington Indiana, or contact by phone 291. Charles Brown injured near Mayer farm when a heavy scale fell on him causing a gash that required stitches. he is hospitalized under care of Dr Wertz.
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Seed Corn for Sale and Notable Local News
Seed corn offered in limited quantities white and yellow Dent seeds carefully selected. C W Printy notes a letter from Joseph Johnson now grown and 180 pounds at six feet tall. He has led a Vincennes Bridge Construction crew for two years and is currently at Ola Arkansas with his team, planning to visit Covington soon.
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Joseph) Johnson
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Card of Thanks and Foot Care Advertisement
Card of Thanks expresses heartfelt gratitude for kindness, flowers, and sympathy after recent afflictions from John W. Wilson and family. Advertisement promotes Allen's Foot Kase antiseptic powder for corns, bunions, and sore feet with 25 cent price and free sample offer through Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy N.Y.
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Global notes from 1912 frontier headlines
A mosaic of early 20th century items. Russia reports 101000 primary schools, Berlin uses 52 power cars, Montreal bans steam freight on streets. Reports cover war materials, school labor, suffrage, public notices, and regional trade. Also noted are shipper risks, electric lighting, and international finance proposals.
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Veedersburg Officials Held in Temperance Fight Scene
Freeman Dice and many Veedersburg citizens attended the county commissioners court in a temperance fight. The article also notes Chase & Sanborn coffee offered by Paul C. Board at desired price and reports the body of a drowned Lafayette youth found near a sand bar after he tried to rescue others during the flood.
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Dedrick Wallace
Noah Justice
Irving Webster
Veedersburg
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Lafayette
Warren county to repair wagon bridge grade in Williamsport
C F Lowe Mark and Roy Rodgers Will Hunter Charles Printy Robert Moody and Jas Zanes visited Williamsport Monday to urge Warren county commissioners to substantially repair the wagon bridge grade, and they promised to take action.
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Mark and
Roy Rodgers
Will Hunter
Charles Printy
Robert Moody
Jas. Zanes
Williamsport
Warren County Commissioners
Ferry Reopens At Lafayette After Long Interruption
A large ferry boat was put in commission at Lafayette last Friday to shuttle passengers across the river. With bridges closed to traffic, motor boat operators are charging 25 cents for one way trips, and the revival marks the return of ferry service after a lengthy absence.
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Lafayette
Nobel Will Creates Five Prize Funds For Humanity
Alfred B Nobel died in 1896 leaving about 9 million dollars to a foundation. Its interest funds five annual prizes for top achievements in physics chemistry medicine or physiology idealistic work and peace, with awards to those who advance humanity, science, and international fraternity.
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Rock-a-Bye-Baby in Atlantic Advocate Excerpt
The passage describes a vocalist Diggs praising his wife as a wonderful singer who holds her audience for hours. Biggs interrupts, then Diggs recalls her rocking a baby to sleep in the cradle. The fragment presents a domestic anecdote tied to a performance context.
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Sky View on Browns in their new monoplane
The dialogue features a wife claiming the Browns are in a new monoplane and a husband questioning the identity. A remark about ancient Rome notes the Romans taught shorthand widely, mentioning Emperor Titus as an expert.
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