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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1919
Page
7
Attica reports the death of Jackey Bethel a Civil War veteran aged about 75 at his West Monroe home. Frank Schultz and wife tour east visiting Buffalo and Baltimore. Carl Frey welcomes Carl Allen at St Elizabeth's Danville hospital. Others include injuries farmland incidents and civic visits by public service officials and lawmakers.
A local death announced for Miss Emma Lucas who died in Indianapolis after two years of treatment. Funeral at Sterling Christian church in Veedersburg. Also news of Miss Helen Grady of 17 dying after tuberculosis with service at New Liberty church. Various residents visitations and travel notes from Veedersburg and surrounding areas. Dr Wesley Aldridge returns from overseas on furlough.
Java Jordan came home Friday after 18 months overseas with Warren county’s posse of soldiers. He was among the first to enlist at the outbreak of war and after training in the states went to the fighting zone. He was gassed once and fought hard amid hardships. During his absence, a sister Edna Harris and brother Neil Jordan died. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jordan.
Alva Snyder and Miss Jacia Stonecipher visited with friends near Hillsboro Sunday. The North Threshing Bong hosted an ice cream supper last Thursday evening. Miss Florence Barkley and sister Mrs Myrtle Slaughter returned from Callin Ot. with relatives. Eugene Barkley returned home Sunday after visiting Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs Willie Cartwright and Kathryn Wann attended gatherings with relatives near Silverwood.
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