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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1915
Page
4
The pastor and family return from vacation and prepare for work. Pulpit themes for next Sunday are The Satisfying Life and Reach at the Veil. There will be preaching at the church in the afternoon.
Important meeting at the First Presbyterian Church this Friday August 27. Members interested in the welfare of the arch are urged to attend.
A short note by I. S. Farmer contemplates Christian sacrifice and its rewards derived from scripture. The item reflects on difficulties in understanding sacred texts and their application to faith practice.
The Republican delays due to cylinder press repairs and intends to publish earlier starting September 1. Readers are told a return to shipshape operations is expected next week and subscribers should welcome the change compared to prior practice.
In a note of gratitude published in the Covine tun Republican a writer thanks friends for support in the contest that ended August, crediting their help for the victory and the Fifty Gadar prize with Isa Bete.
The 24th annual reunion at Little Grove Farm home of C. E. McClure had about 60 attendees. Officers James Bottenberg, Mrs. Jas. Cassell, and Chas. D. McClure were reelected. next gathering set for August 16 near Hillsboro with about 25 living veterans identified.
Mrs. Chas Brown joins Niagara Falls excursion while Mike Mayer Jr visits New York. John D Martin marks his 50th birthday and Simon Minnick turns 76. Harveyburg elder John Guffy dies. local Republicans recall veteran status. A flax of local camping, a flour shortage warning, and county teachers institute set for Attig in September. Mill Creek teachers plan a declamatory contest near Yeddo on the fourth Saturday of August.
Clint G. Beckett of Foster is hired to teach at Pine Village high school for the coming year. In other news, Geo W. Turner and Lottie Graham wed at the Baptist church with Rev. J H Spainhour performing the ceremony at 9 15 PM amid decorated d cor and congratulatory friends.
Annie McDonald served as Krigde's maid and Clyde Board as the groom's man as friends of the millinery business couple from Fountain County extend best wishes for a long, happy life. The pair plan to make their home in the city.
The infant son of James Cranmore of Indianapolis was buried in Veedersburg on Friday. The mother is Miss Golie Morris of this city.
Trustee Dicken helps a Strain family move to Manville funded by a community subscription covering transport and a month of rent.
A group of youths appeared before Mayor McGeorge for troubling a local family. They received a stern warning from the mayor and a woodshed-style scolding at home.
Vacation S. C. Kaufman, after 24 years as a Big Four agent, is granted an unlimited vacation. He will travel to Winslow Arizona to visit his son Rudolph, a bank cashier, then proceed with family to San Francisco and other points.
H G Brown of Lebanon Indiana visited the city for a few hours on Wednesday meeting local Republicans and making an excellent impression. He has led Lebanon schools for years and will speak at the teachers institute next week.
A state fire marshal bulletin notes property losses near $20 000 after a West Lebanon garage blaze at Ira N Crash caused explosions. Gasoline storage orders, lack of insurance, and absent water works hindered containment until external apparatus arrived from Danville Williamsport and Attica. Burt Cooley, a harness maker, is named in the context.
Supt J C McBride Fern McKinney Paul Riley Katherina McCoy Pearl Foster Eva Frazee Leela Black Beulah Hadley. Supt J C McBride Vida J Gray Lyle Courtney LaVera Shultz W B Dodson Mary Ehrie Norma Pavey Grace Wood set September 18 as start dates for both districts.
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