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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1919

Page

8

Wreck Delays Peoria and Eastern Lines Near Veedersburg

A small derailment on the Peoria and Eastern between Danville and Indianapolis halted traffic for hours Sunday. A derailed car on eastbound freight No 95 delayed service. Veedersburg and Covington offices closed for Sunday observance, news relayed by telephone, with wreck train sent to recover tracks.

Trafic Peoria Danville Indianapolis Veedersburg Veedershire Covington

A Ho House Party Hosted by Dorothy Smith

Miss Dorothy Smith hosted a large group of college friends for an afternoon gathering and a subsequent slumber party. The event was lively with many attendees and ended in good spirits.

Dorothy Smith

William O Neal welcomed by Danville parents

MASTER O NEAL and Mrs Frank M O NEAL of 14 South Main Danville announce the birth of an eight pound son named William on Sunday July 27 at their home. The father is vicepresident of the Woodbury Book Co and manager of the wallpaper department. The mother formerly Miss Myrtle Munger of this era. Congratulations from many friends.

Frank M. O'Neal South Main Street Danville William Viseh Rosident Woodbury Book Co Wall Papers Myrtle Munger

West Lebanon Lad 15 Badly Injured In Barn Accident

A three year old boy, son of Leb Bw and Mrs William Salts, was badly hurt near West Lebanon when a gate fell on him while trying to open a barn door at his grandfather's home. He suffered a right elbow dislocation, received first aid, and was taken to St Eliza hospital in Danville for treatment.

Wallace Salts Lebanon Leb William Salts St. Eliza Hospital Danville

Country Home I5 Destroyed by Fire Near West Lebanon

A large frame residence on Her van Day's farm tenanted by Mr. Himer Asizi near West Lebanon burned at night. The fire originated unknown, the roof collapsed, part of the home and woodshed were destroyed, and neighbors aided but the building was a total loss. Contents were partially insured.

Hervan Day Himer Asizi Wedneston Astell D. A. Haupt Wits Bere West Lebanon Astoli Eyrasrt Wee Ura Prac- Forn Tisally Pethine

Lost black leather purse in Covington area

Mrs. R. S. Nebeker reports a black leather purse missing last Saturday between New Ross and Covington. It contained some money, a checkbook and other valuables.

New Ross Ard Covington R. S. Nebeker

War Department food disposal debated in Congress

Democratic members draft a minority report after a blocked rehearing on army surplus food disposal. Republicans modify the measure to direct sales to consumers, avoiding speculation concerns and prompting public sentiment about rising food prices and government action.

Washington, D. C House War Investigating Committee War Department United States

Spark from Engine Sets Oats Field Afire

A Clover Leaf train caused a blaze in an oats field near Dice's Corner Tuesday evening. W Dice was nearby in an auto. help arrived too late to halt the fire which consumed 120 shacks and destroyed about 200 bushels of oats.

Dice’s Corner W. Dice

Busy preacher doubles as station agent and cinema manager

Rev. Frank S. Dawson of the Methodist church is the town’s busiest man. He serves as assistant station agent during F. D. Miles’s absence and manages the movies. He is constructing a large air dome on the vacant west side lot and plans open air shows this week.

Frank S. Dawson Methodist Church F. D. Miles Hoosier State

A Merry Camping Party Heads to Turkey Run

John Peters Charles Dickens Clarence Nelson and Guy Faust camp for two weeks at Turkey Run a popular summer resort after spending Saturday night there.

John Peters Charles Dickens Clarence Nelson Guy Faust Turkey Run

Governor defers extra session to later

Governor Goodrich will defer calling an extra session of the State Legislature. The attorney general rules that money appropriated for next year can be used now to address certain emergencies.

Goodrich

Attica Chautauqua Set for August 15 to 24 at Ravine Park

Attica prepares its annual Chautauqua from August 15 to 24 at Ravine Park. The organization promises quality talent and large crowds expect lively programs and community entertainment each year.

Attica Ravine Park

Mrs Millis Called Airs and Death of Hanover College Wife

Mrs. W A Millis of Hanover College in Hanover Indiana died at home on Monday, July 21 after a brief illness. Funeral services were held in Bloomington. Prof Millis formerly headed Attica schools and the family was well known nationwide. A bundle of keys found. return to Warrick's garage for reward.

Soldier Returns After Reported Death in War

Frank Simmons of Hillsboro returns home after discharge at Camp Sherman Ohio. He served overseas about a year and was wounded in the knee during combat. A prior report said he was killed, letters sent home marked deceased. His brother Curtis Simmons also fell in the same battle. of 250 men, only one survived without a wound.

Frank Simmons Walmar McKnight Hillsboro Camp Sherman Ohio Young Simmmons Curtis Simmons Frank Campa

Read the Ads in This Issue

Local newspaper page highlights paid opportunities and advertisements promising earnings. Readers are urged to review listings for job offers, services, and classified notices that claim profitable returns.

Notice to taxpayers on Fifth Street improvement meeting

All persons opposed to the improvement of Fifth Street are requested to meet at attorney O S Jones's office at 8 oclock Tuesday evening August 5 to consider the matter and take action.

Fifth Street O. S. Jones O’clovik

Banker Oley Beal Dies Suddenly in Clinton Walk

Oley Beal president of the 9th Street State Bank in Clinton collapsed and died Saturday while walking from his store to his home. Funeral services were held Sunday with advertising in The Republican.

Oley Beal 9Th Street State Bank Clinton

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Master O'Neal The Republican West Lebanon Country Home Warrick Meyer- Kiser Bank Bankers J Meyer-Kiser Bank New York Sol Meyer Pres Indiana Chalmers America Detroit W. J. Young Covington, Indiana
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