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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1923
Page
5
Cooper Clifton suffered a severe mash of two fingers on his right hand in the office press Thursday morning. Dr. West treated the painful wound.
The Covington band will play Friday at the Fair, the Newtown band on Wednesday, and the Car Coupler band on Thursday. This lineup offers audiences a chance to hear Tae chere at oocations.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m with morning worship at 11 led by the pastor Rev McGaughey will preach in the final union service of the summer season at 7 45 p m. All are invited to join, Russel B Kerns pastor.
Frances M. Hull of Veedersburg injured his foot and right ankle when a large timber rolled onto him at the railroad bridge around 10 o clock Thursday morning. Dr. C C West treated him but found no bones broken. Marshall Coffing of LaFayette, a former Stone Bluff boy, spent Sunday in Covington and played cornet with the M E Sunday School Orchestra. He was first cornetist with the Lafayette Band and his performance Sunday showed notable ability and resolve. Sehesley is setting the precedent for low sale prices.
Readable fragments cover church notices and local visits. Names include E M Board and Mrs Belle Bilsland with Mr Frank Bilsland from Chicago visiting family. Mentions Perrysville Mills ad and Fountain County teachers institute.
The City of Veedersburg Fountain County Indiana will hold a budget hearing on September 4 1923 at the regular meeting place. The notice lists salaries, expenses, and totals for General Fund Water Light and other departments with a proposed amount to be raised by taxation of 12690.00 and total expenditures around 13090.00 plus sinking fund details and hearing arrangements. The notice is dated August 21 1923 and signed by Mayor John S Ratcliff with City Clerk-Treasurer Oliver W McGaughey.
The Fountain Benton Warren Historical Society will meet in West Lebanon at 1 30 p m Sunday the meeting moved due to Attica chautauqua. CARD OF THANKS We thank all who helped after the death of our wife and mother. Special thanks to the minister and singers of the Christian Church and floral contributors. B F Cox Aaron Cox Barney Cox Betty Compson Bert Lytell May McAvoy in Kick In at Lyric on Monday and Tuesday.
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