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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1920

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Editors Day at Turkey Run Outing Draws Republican Editors

The Republican Editorial Association held its annual mid summer outing at Turkey Run State Park with about eighty editors and families from across the state. A chicken dinner cost 1.25 and was served from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Speeches by Will Hays Warren McCray Harry New Jim Watson Medill McCormick and a telegram from Senator Harding were read. The program began on the hotel porch with toastmaster Ed Hancock presiding.

Richard Leiber Roland Luke Republican Editorial Association Turkey Run State Park Luke Ed Hancock Association Will Hays Warren T. McCray Harry New Jim Watson Medill McCormick Harding Senator Watson Senator McCormick Jim

Jacob Van Lear dies at Attica at age 41

Jacob Van Lear, a retired farmer, died Wednesday afternoon at his Attica home. Born in Belgium, he came to the United States about 12 years ago. He lived on a farm near Attica until January when he retired and moved to Attica. Funeral services were held Saturday morning at the Catholic church in Attica with burial in the Catholic cemetery.

Jacob van Lear Attica Belgium America

Marriage Licenses List for Several Couples

Jerome Lape and Thelma Glover Paul Leslie Rosenbaum and Mae E Hollowell Ellwood W Jackson and Minta McLaughlin Frank Martin and Nayne Clarke Ralph R Sheeley and Vergie Yer kes Leo V Kane and Mary J Brown

Paul Leslie Rosenbaum and Mae E. Hollowell

Howard Shafer Hosts Wife’s 62nd Birthday Party

Howard Shafer entertained many friends and relatives for his wife’s sixty second birthday on Sunday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Sam Nixon Mr and Mrs Frank Herron and daughter Faye Mr and Mrs Edgar Hall of Waynetown Mrs Harriet Hall and daughters Lida Mary and Zora of Crawfordsville Mr and Mrs Walter Shafer Paul and Irené Shafer Mr and Mrs Wall Shafer of Danville Indiana and Mr and Mrs Chas Ramser of Wabash Chapel. A noon dinner was served and the afternoon featured music and merriment. Guests departed late evening wishing many more such occasions.

Howard Shafer Sam Nixon Frank Herron Faye Edgar Hall Waynetown Harriet Hall Lida Mary Zora Crawfordsville Walter Shafer Paul Irené Shafer Wall Shafer Danville, Til Chas. Ramser Wabash Chapel

Miss Avalene Livengood Returns to Duty at Quality Shop

Miss Avalene Livengood completes a Gary visit with Mrs. Margaret King and returns to her post at the Quality Shop, resuming duties after a two week absence.

Avalene Livengood Gary Margaret King Quality Shop

County's Big Wheat Crop Sees 2200 Bushels Stored at Farm

Fountain county reports a wheat yield under Supt. Oscar Cooper totaling over 2200 bushels stored. One hundred thirty acres were sown last fall with 36 acres yielding about 25 bushels per acre and 94 acres about 15. The general average tops 17 bushels per acre, reflecting fine quality. Cooper also growing large quantities of grain, stock, and produce at the farm.

Fountain County Oscar Cooper Cooper

Three More Covington Boys Join the Army

Covington youths Mac Cane Leslie Hines Wilson and Cecil Kittle have enlisted in the 59 Coast Artillery at Camp Liars Washington. The notice encourages others to join and mentions available Victory Medal applications.

Covington Mac Cane Leslie Hines Wilson Cecil Kittle 59 Coast Artillery Camp Liars Washington Smith

Redpath Chautauqua Delivers Fine Entertainments This Week

The Redpath Chautauqua is in town with excellent music and above average lectures. The Hippie Concert Company performed Tuesday, delivering an artful program. Readers enjoy high class programs and praise the city’s talent as among the best.

Redpath Chautauqua

Sheeley Yerkes wed in Sterling ceremony

Ralph Sheeley of near Covington and Virgie Yerkes daughter of James L. Yerkes were married Wednesday afternoon July 28 1920 by Rev O P Cooper at his Sterling home. The couple traveled to Veedersburg and Indianapolis then Cincinnati before returning to begin housekeeping on their Covington area farm.

Ralph Sheeley Covington Charles Sheeley Virgie Yerkes James L. Yerkes O. P. Cooper Sterling Leroy Casey Veedersburg Indianapolis Cincinnatti Ohio Albert W. Graham

Tom Jackson Attends Republican Meeting Monday Night

Tom Jackson participates in a Republican meeting in Kingman on Monday night. The readable fragments indicate a local political gathering with attendees and discussion points.

Tom Jackson Kingman

Death of ex Govern J Frank Hanly marks tragic end

An obituary review recalls J Frank Hanly ex Governor of Indiana and 1916 Prohibition presidential nominee. It details his rise from poverty to prominence, the fatal car train crash near Dennison Ohio, and funeral arrangements. The report notes his church ties and surviving relatives.

Fletcher Lectures at Redpath Chautauqua Stirring Debates

Thomas Brooks Fletcher editor of the Marion Tribune lectured on A Fool's Martyrdom and the Martyrdom of Fools. He praised child and civic life but clashed with party bias when discussing the League of Nations, voting 9 to 45 in favor of the league among Covington listeners.

Thomas Brooks Fletcher Marion Ohio Tribune Star Harding Redpath Chautauqua Monteville Cox Queston League of Nations Wilson League of Nations Europe

Fragmented OCR Notch on Athlete Absence

Incomplete OCR text notes a period where a person has been unable to compete or attend for two periods. Context unclear, names and specifics are missing.

Veedersburg Woman Mrs James Sullivan Dies at 61

Mrs James Sullivan 61 died at her Veedersburg home Saturday morning after a year of declining health from cancer. A longtime resident, she is survived by her husband and ten children including Dr Paul Sullivan Attica and Dr Arthur Sullivan Attica, John Sullivan Crawfordsville, Henry Sullivan Veedersburg, Leo Sullivan Veedersburg, daughters Katheryn Quinlan Indianapolis Sister Mary Agnetta St Mary of the Woods, Margaret and Gretchen at home. Funeral held Monday at 9 in Veedersburg Catholic church with Rev Father Shea officiating. burial in St Joseph's cemetery northeast of the city.

James Sullivan Veedersburg Earty Veedersburg Father Shea St. Joseph’s

Obituary: Mrs P W Fleming of West Lebanon

Arianne Craft born 1842 in Fredericktown Ohio. She moved to Crown Point and then West Lebanon. She married Peter W Fleming 1869 and lived in Williamsport before moving to West Lebanon and then died July 21 1920 at five in the morning. She left husband daughter Mrs Henry B Chandley stepson L B Fleming sister Mrs Sarah Sherard brother W H Craft and many relatives. Funeral held July 24 at 2 pm at the family residence conducted by Rev John E McCloud with interment in West Lebanon cemetery.

Arianne Craft Henry W Mary Beach Craft Fredericktown Ohio Crown Point Indiana Lavina West Lebanon Peter W. Fleming Ind Williamsport Daugher Henry B. Chandley L. B. Fleming Danville Illinois Sarah Sherard Lowell W. H. Craft Indianapolis John E. McCloud M. E. Church West Lebanon Cemetery

Belles & Son Expand Ice Cream Parlor Into Basement

Belles and Son remodel the basement room under their drug store to create an overflow ice cream parlor. The former barber shop has a sealed concrete floor. it will be re-sealed painted and lit with booths tables and fixtures. A dumb waiter will deliver service from above for privacy and efficiency. Entrance will be via a lighted exterior stair.

Belles & Son

Zufall of Chicago Visits Old Mound Township Earlier

Mark Zufall of Chicago visiting his parents in West Lebanon on vacation called on Hon. O S Jones in the city Tuesday. They were former residents of Mound township.

Mark Zufall Chicago West Lebanon O. S.jones Mound Township

Wilt Murdock Hog Sale At Hillsboro Draws Big Bids

The Wilt Murdock public hog sale in Hillsboro featured a Poland China pig selling for 10 240 dollars to W A Harriet of Mahomet Ill The English Color Bearer brought 4200 dollars to John Bock Kempton Ind Top sows priced 1525 and 1250 dollars to buyers Hildebrant Fross Weigley Camden Ind and Jere Goodnight Sheridan Ind Wilt sold 54 hogs averaging over 500 dollars totaling 33600 Other sale at night by McKinley Murdocks yielded 46 hogs At auction many hogs shipped to Iowa Nebraska Missouri Illinois and Ohio.

James A. Wilt Hillsboro W. A. Harriet Mahomet John Bock Kempton Ind Hildebrant, Fross and Weigley Camden Jere Goodnight Sheridan Mr. Wilt McKinley Murdocks Iowa Nebraska Missouri Illinois Ohio

Republicans Hold Organization Meeting in County

County chairman Harry Wertz led a Monday night gathering of about fifty precinct committeemen and Republican workers at the city headquarters. District Chairman Wm. J. Robinson and Mrs. Callie Hartman from Lebanon addressed the group on registration and organization, praising the turnout and urging broad participation beyond a few leaders.

Harry Wertz Wm. J. Robinson Callie Hartman Lebanon Hesler Richland Fulton

Frank R. Pence Dies of Blood Poisoning at 52

Frank R. Pence, 52, prominent Warren county farmer and grain man, died at Lakeview hospital Danville Ill at 12:25 PM Tuesday from infection following tonsil surgery. Founder of Pence Ind, he built a grain trade network with elevators at Tab and other sites and recently sold Pence elevator. Married to Delia McCandless, he left son Harold Pence, an assistant in his enterprises. Pence was the Republican nominee for state senator from Warren and Benton counties in November and was active in Masonic circles and the Indianapolis Consistory.

Frank R. Pence Warren County Lakeview Hospital Danville Ill Mr. Pence Pence, Ind Judyville Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railway Tab Pence Delia McCandless Harold Pence Warren Benton Indiana Indianapolis

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Turkey Jerome Lape and Thelma Glover Ellwood W. Jackson and Minta McLaughlin Frank Martin and Nayne Clarke Ralph R. Sheeley and Vergie Yerkes Leo V. Kane and Mary J. Brown THE Masonic Order of Sheeley Yerkes J. Frank Hanly Hiram W. Kelloggs Central Avenue M. E F. D. Leete Amily Hanly Cabin Champaign County Elijah Healy Hamilton County Ann Eliza Calton North Carolina Sherman Hanly Cha Elem Anna Harry Hanly Helen Louise Garman Methodist Church Kilgore Philadelphia Road Twin’ City Baker Indiansinglis R. Harry Miller Fenniston P. W. Fleming Clem & Harden Ford Agait
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