Republicans Nominate Honest Men for Covington Offices
The Covington Republican ticket features William H. Cox for Mayor John LaTourrette for City Clerk Martin L Stanton for Treasurer and James L Jackson for City Marshal. The platform stresses integrity, law enforcement and prudent governance across wards. James B Jackson is highlighted as a fit City Marshal with prior timber work and current Covington Canning Company service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Clark
W. R. Stout
Ed Martin
C. H. Tinsley
M. M. Morgan
John McCoy
Covington
A Beautiful Wedding of Odessa May Morgan and Guy Knickerbocker
Miss Odessa May Morgan daughter of Mr and Mrs M Morgan married Guy C Knickerbocker agent of the Wabash railroad at the Christian church in a nine o'clock Thursday ceremony officiated by Rev J P Henson. The bridal party stood before palms carna tions and roses while Myrtle Monger played the wedding march from Lohengrin. The bride wore a blue traveling gown and the couple left at 9 47 for Buffalo and eastern cities to be at home after May 15.
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Odessa May Morgan
Episcopal Benefit at Presbyterian Church Draws Large Crowd
The Tuesday evening benefit for the Episcopal church building fund drew a large audience. Miss Marié Bryant and Miss Isa Miles delivered noted solos, Prof. Stillwell and Miss Lowey gave acclaimed instrumental performances, and Meda York impressed with The Child's Bear Story. A burlesque sketch Six to One featured Guy Hart and others, ending with The Wonderful Sweet Family farce to roaring applause. The show underscored Covington’s strong literary talent and substantial receipts.
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Presbyterian Church
Episcopal Church
Marié Bryant
Isa Miles
Prof. Stillwell
Miss Lowey
Meda York
Guy Hart
Verna Glasscock
Hieanor Rinn
Ina Cadwallader
Mildred Dennis
Agnes Meehan
Miss Lemp
Mesdames Barrett
J.B. Martin
J. L Townsley
Wm. Cox
Mont Board
Court Dice
Dr. Rowland
Covington
Zobo Band Concert for Presbyterian Choir Benefit
Evening of fun to aid the Presbyterian church choir features Miss Lara Hunter Miss Ruth Board and other soloists with A T Livengood Hesse Henselman and Bertha Towey directing. Highlights include solos by Bryant Hunter Towey and Boord Henselman. Remember April 21.
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Presbyterian Church Choir
Lara Hunter
Ruth Board
Marie Bryant
Henselman
A. T. Livengood
Hesse Henselman
E. Livengood
Bertha Towey
Ethan Be L
Boord
Bryant
Hunter and Towey
Millis Re-Elected by Northern Indiana Teachers’ Association
The Northern Indiana Teachers’ Association adjourned at Warsaw after electing officers. President J. W. Carr of Anderson. Vice President Walter Dunn of Knos. Treasurer W. A. Millis of Crawfordsville. Railroad Secretary E. L. Hendricks of Delphi. Chairman W. A. Work of Bluffton. Executive Committee members N. C. Hironemous, J. F. Nunner, W. E. Garrison, J. G. Collicot, E. L. Hendricks, F. F. Highway, P. C. Emerson, and M. Miller.
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Northern Indiana Teachers’ Association
Warsaw
J. W. Carr
Anderson
Walter Dunn
Knos
W. A. Millis
Crawfordsville
E. L. Hendricks
Delphi
W.A. Work
Bluffton
N. C. Hironemous
J. F. Nunner
W. E. Garrison
J. G. Collicot
F. F. Highway
P.C. Emerson
M. Miller
Richland Republicans Nominate Local Officials at Nominating Convention
Richland township held a traditional nominating convention Saturday with ballot voting. Byron Keyt received the trustee nomination by 29 votes and Jeff Brown was chosen as assessor.
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Richlaca
Byron Keyt
Jeff Brown
Big Docket for April Term Opens Monday
The circuit court for the April term lists a large docket with over one hundred state cases and many civil matters of minor importance scheduled to be taken up as the term begins Monday.
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Circuit Court
Covington Canning Co Seed Notice for Tomatoes and Peas
Tomato and pea seed are ready for distribution to raisers. I urge you to obtain seed at once to ensure best results. Call at the factory for instructions and delivery details from Covington Canning Co.
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Covington Canning Co
Death of Fred Tice a Covington native at Frankfort home
Fred Tice a former Covington boy well known locally died at his Frankfort home Wednesday morning. Further details from Bet dinense on Te
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Fred
Tice
Covington
Frankfort
Dinense
Red Men Gather for Annual Hunt and Tribes Parade
Members of the I O R M of the Wabash Valley convened in the city for the year’s hunt. Past sachems received the degree, festivals featured town music, a venison banquet, and exhibitions by the Talla poosa Tribe of Waynetown and Creek delegation from Mellott, ending with the pipe of peace and prayers for next year’s hunt.
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Wabash Valley
Atv . m
Tallapoosa
Waynetown
Mellott
Mrs Nancy Robb longtime Covington resident dies at 84
Mrs Nancy Robb wife of the late John Robb died at her son George Robb home in the east part of the city about 5 30 am Wednesday aged 84 years 8 months and 20 days She had been partially paralyzed for weeks A native of Ohio she moved to Grant county in 1863 and to this township in 1869 She and her husband had six children all but one daughter survive Funeral services led by Rev J P Henson were held at the Robb residence at 2 30 pm Thursday with interment in Mt Hope Cemetery Sympathies extend to the bereaved
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Nancy Robb
John Robb
George
Covington
Robb
Ohio
Grant County
Mt. Hope Cemetery
County Superintendent Questions Teachers on Newspaper Use
A neighboring county superintendent surveyed teachers at the institute about using the local paper. Only six said they subscribed, prompting surprise and a sharp remark that they spend nothing on papers yet expect free publicity in notices for institutes.
Banks and deposits profits under low interest rates
New York banks face high costs in paying interest on deposits during periods of low rates. Some institutions pay 3 percent on individual deposits or 2 percent on trust company deposits, while others lend on excess reserves at high rates. A typical example shows a $10 million trust deposit costing 3 percent to the trust and 2 percent to the bank, with reserve requirements and on call lending producing a combined annual loss around $187,500. Otis J. Starns dies at his Hillsboro home after Bright's disease. funeral services and Knights of Pythias rites honor the respected Cain township resident.
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New York
Trust Company
Bank
Otis Starns
Otis J. Starns
Bright
Hillsboro
Adkins
Knights of Pythias
Mr. Starns
R. of P
Crawfordsville
Starns
Cain Township
Death of Alvin D L Bear at Forty Four in City
Alvin D L Bear aged forty four died at his home last Friday morning after a long illness from consumption. He was son in law of Squire Hickman and left a wife and children with many friends. Services by Rev alifer at 4 p.m. Saturday from the Hickman residence, interment in Mt Hope cemetery.
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Alvin D. L. Bear
Postoffice Building Sold at Commissioners Sale
The building occupied by the post office and the Review was sold by the commissioners last Saturday. J B Schwin was the purchaser at the price paid, the report notes.
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Postoffice
Review
J.B. Schwin
Chas
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William H. Cox
Portland
Fountain
H. H. Conley
Cox
Cty
John LaTourrette
Thie Township
Henry Or
Hank” LaTourrette
John LaTourrelle
Martin L Stanton
Coal Creek
Fountain County
Ind
Fulton Township
Snow
James L. Jackson
Jackson
Pone
James B. Jackson
Lebanon
Booné County
Lodiana
Covington Canning Company
Marshall
Zobo Band
Prof
Millis
Richland Republicans
Grand Jury
Petit Jury
John Barnhart
Logan Robert Krout
Jackson Oliver M- Coffing
Troy
Seward H. Bush
Jasper Roberts Davis
John G. Evans
John Wagman
Logan
John E. Coen
Richland
Herbert Campbell
John R. Crane
Elmer E. Lease
van Buren
Thomas Pardue
David Wolf
Troy Mase Davidson
Troy James Fowler
Seth Bacon
Felix C. Hann Jackson
James Madigan, Jr
Fred Tice
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Mr. ‘Schwin