Fountain County to Send 13 Delegates to State GOP Meet
Fountain County will send 13 delegates to the Republican state convention next spring, down from 15 last year. Carl W Rid dick, secretary of the state committee, tallies the apportionment showing a statewide drop of about 373 delegates and 373 alternates. Only Dubois Ohio and Posey counties buck the trend with small increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain County
Carl W. Riddick
Republican State Committee
Dubois
Ohio
Posey
Covington Light and Water Co praised for free services
The Covington Light and Water Co wired the hail and supplied light at no charge during the corn show exhibit. The management thanks the company for its public spirited generosity. Also advertised is a 25 percent discount on men’s suits and overcoats at J Loeb’s Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Light & Water Co
J. Loeb’s
The New Covington Band Debuts With Concert
The New Covington Band performed at a Saturday corn show with an evening concert. It was the ensemble's first public performance, and the audience should be proud of this new local band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Leather shoes offered as Xmas gift at Coleman store
A pair of men’s guaranteed patent leather shoes is recommended as a useful and acceptable Xmas present at W. B. Coleman’s store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Coleman’s
Miss Zoe Crane Weds John E Leonard In Family Home
Zoe Crane daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin F Crane married John E Leonard in a private ceremony at the brides parents home near Stone Bluff. Rev Fox of the Presbyterian church officiated. couple now reside on Pearl Street and begin housekeeping as Leonard works in the city for a furniture dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoe Crane
Benjamin F. Crane
Stone Bluff
John E. Leonard
Rev. Fox
Presbyterian Church
Leonard
M. Board
Pearl Street
New Girl Born to Mr and Mrs Mayer in Evansville
Michal Mayer Jr and his wife welcome a fine girl baby at the Evansville home of Mrs Mayer's parents where the family has resided for a month. All parties are progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michal Mayer, Jr
Evansville
Lewsadder To Sell Stock Farm Implements At Public Sale
William Lewsadder of three miles south of the city will offer his stock farm implements hay and corn at a public sale on Friday December 20. He has a choice lot of property and buyers are urged to take notice of this big sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lewsadder
Lewsadder
Allen Pavey Farm Auction Near City
Allen Pavey advertises a sale at Luther Martin farm south of the city on Monday December 23. The event features horses cattle hogs grain hay and many farm implements and other articles. Visitors seeking good farm equipment are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Pavey
Luther Martin
Xmas Gift Ideas From M Scheley Hatter and Gents
An umbrella cane or suitcase makes an acceptable Xmas gift at M Scheley the hatter and gents furnisher located on the south side square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Scheley’s
Gents
South Side Sqr
Methodist Church Announces Regular Meetings and Winter Plans
Sunday School 10 a m Preaching 11 a m Epworth League 6 p m Preaching 7 p m Prayer service Thursday 7 p m At Ladies Aid Society Mrs Challen Spiniog elected president Official board favors January meetings first Monday monthly date Pastor Frank K Dougherty The Leader advertises clothes and overcoats as Xmas gifts with a large stock to choose from.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Challen Spiniog
Frank K. Dougherty
Death of Clement Holder at 21 in Kankakee yard accident
Clement Holder, 21, son of Isaac, died in Kankakee Illinois hospital from injuries after a turntable accident at the Big Four yards. He fell into the turntable pit while alighting from an engine he was preparing to move. He died around 2 a.m. after heart failure following concussion of the brain. Interment was at West Liberty Cemetery near a brother Will buried there from a 1902 episode. He leaves bereaved relatives. funeral was held at his home and his family mourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement Holder
Isaac
Kankakee
Gerde
Clem
West Liberty
Will
Clement Hilder
Covington Knights Plan Annual K of P Ball
Tidal Lodge No. 36 K of P decides to hold its annual ball on Dec 30 in the castle hall with committees at work. The event is a major Covington social function and an executive rule requires ladies to attend with a male escort to prevent crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidal Lodge
K. of P
Tidal Lodge No
Covington Society
J Loeb’s Stores Offer 20 Cents Off Dollor on Cloaks
Sale promotion at J Loeb’s Stores cuts twenty cents from every dollar on ladies and childrens cloaks. Customers urged to shop early for best selection and savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies and Childrens
J. Loeb’s
A Rap For Reed
The Friend urges a strong choice for representative next year and favors a temperance minded Democrat. It notes Dan Reed of Logan township currently serves as representative and seeks re election but lacks pronounced temperance views. In the legislature he opposed the high license bill and moved to adjourn three times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Reed
Logan Township
Reed
Leader Showcases Largest Stock of Accessories Yet
The Leader displays the biggest collection of ladies and gents handkerchiefs mufflers umbrellas and fancy hose ever shown promising wide variety and value for shoppers.
Fine Company Horse Dead Royal Sucumbs After Illness
Royal No 45842 a fine stallion owned by Fountain and Warren Stock Co died Sunday evening at Mr Hull’s stables north of the city. He was sick Saturday night and vets Carter and Gurley diagnosed a ruptured stomach causing peritonitis. The horse, valued at over 1700 dollars, had no insurance and the loss hits the owners hard. Special sale prices continue next week at W B Coleman's East Side Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Fountain and Warren Stock Co
Rank Hull
Hull
Carter
Gurley
Crawfordsville
Indiana Teachers Association to Meet in Indianapolis
The Indiana State Teachers Association holds its annual meeting in Indianapolis at the Claypool hotel from December 26 to 28. A notably interesting program is planned for this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Teachers’ Association
Indianapolis
Claypool Hotel
Finest display of home made candies in the city
A local notice highlights the White Kitchen as offering a finest display of homemade candies in the city, drawing attention to its confections and welcoming shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Kitchen
Irvin Family Welcomes Firstborn Son
Mr and Mrs S Mac Irvin celebrate the birth of a fine baby boy at their home Saturday evening. Mother and child are reported healthy and the family expresses great rejoicing. Mack is described as stepping high in happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Mac Irvin
Irvin
Mother
Babe
Mack
Rubber goods display at J Loebs in large assortment
J Loebs showcases a very large and complete rubber goods selection with a wide range of items for sale. The display highlights extensive stock and variety for customers seeking rubber products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubber Goods
J. Loeb’s
Yocum thanks helpers after house fire loss
John Yocum expresses sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors who assisted after his home and contents were destroyed by a fire. He notes the loss was serious but emphasizes relief that no one was hurt and thanks all for generous contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yocum
Mr. Yocum
King Hat or King Quality Shoes For Xmas at Schesleys
Fragmentary lines suggest a local retailer Schesleys offering King Hat or King Quality Shoes as Christmas gifts. No clear dates or prices are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schesley’s
Daniel Tague Seeks renomination at Republican primary
The Warren Review endorses Sheriff Daniel Tague as a worthy candidate who will again seek the suffrage of voters at the coming Republican primary convention. It praises his efficiency and courtesy in representing the law and urges support at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Tague
Tague
Dan
Warren Review
Reduced Prices on Blankets and Comforters
Reduced prices on all blankets and comforters at W B Cole mens Hast side square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Coleman
Hast Side
Broken Leg For Newtown Man While Hauling Wood
H. H. Palin of Newtown suffered a broken leg and a dislocated ankle after the wagon he was riding on rolled downhill. He jumped clear into a rut, breaking the large leg bone two inches below the knee and injuring the small bone. Also, Ost & Davis' advertise fresh groceries and holiday confections for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Palin
Newtown
Mr. Palin
Melott
Black O Possum Found by Hunters in Diffenderfer Woods
George Phebus and his brother Bean treed a black opossum while hunting in Diffenderfer woods. They brought the rare creature to camp alive and into town, exciting local naturalists who seek its genealogy. Also advertised table damask at 48c per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Phebus
Bean
Diffenderfer Woods
Fifty Years as Odd Fellow Honored in Covington Lodge
Alphonse Lemp received a handsome jewel from Covington Lodge No. 21 I O O F at a regular meeting to mark his 50th anniversary as a member. He remains the only known survivor who joined the lodge half a century ago. He was admitted by special dispensation before reaching legal age, likely making him the youngest old Odd Fellow in the state. C Yount presented the gift with a brief, fitting speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Lodge No. 21
Alphonse Lemp
Lemp
C. F
Covington Lodge
C. Yount
The Leader Line of Slippers for Xmas Gents and Ladies
A note promotes The Leader brand slippers as suitable gifts for Christmas. It highlights a variety of shogs or slippers for men and women and invites shoppers to view the line.
Hetfield Chosen to Lead County Campaign
The county selects Alex Hetfield as chairman to spearhead an aggressive campaign and energize the undercurrent of democratic activity believed to be growing strong in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Hetfield
Moses
Holiday Candies and Nuts at Ost and Davis
Fresh and fine assortment of holiday confections including candies and dainties offered by Ost and Davis for seasonal gifting and treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ost & Davis
Local Weddings Reported In City and County Seats
Married by Simms Mack Martin and Mary Jasperson of this city were united in marriage at noon Sunday with Justice Simms presiding. James B. Jones and Ella Reister of Newtown secured papers from lerte Madden and wed by Justice Sam DPD Simms. The bride is a niece of Newt Stevens. A farm coat and other items are advertised as Christmas gifts at Schesley’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Martin
Mary Jasperson
Justice Simms
James B. Jones
Ella Reister
Newtown
Lerte Madden
Sam Dpd. Simms
Neice
Newt Stevens
Found His Money From Stolen Certificates of Deposit
Charles Nilson of Attica recovered from his cupboard certificates of deposit worth 3450 dollars stolen a week earlier. The thief appears to have feared use of the papers and returned them. Nilson suspects the culprit but will not prosecute without evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nilson
Attica
Nilson
Nilsen
Leader Offers Big Saving on Cloaks and Furs
You can save on cloaks and fur items at the Leader store. These make a nice present and are advertised as good value for shoppers.
Republicans Set Precinct Men Election Dates and County Organization
At a Republican state committee meeting the election of precinct committee men was ordered for January 10 or 11 and county organizations to be formed on January 13. County chairman candidates were urged to organize quickly and visit the prize chart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Committee
Holiday candle ad and local society notes
Mrs James Philpott of Kingman visited her daughter Mrs Cras McCormack in this city last week. The new Republican state committee will meet in Indianapolis January 16 to reorganize with James Goodrich likely re-elected chairman and Carl Riddick secretary. All 124 and 15 cent flanelettes reduced to 9 and 10 cents at W B Colemans East side square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Philpott
Kingman
Cras. McCormack
Republican State Committee
Indianapolis
James Goodrich
Carl Riddick
W. B. Coleman
East Side
Wabash timetable change affects Covington to Attica trains
The Covington branch train now departs Attica at 8 15 a m and arrives at 9 15 a m with the morning westbound service reaching Attica a few minutes earlier. Other trains run the same. Also note a half page Coleman Reeves Coleman ad urging readers to visit their department store for Christmas goods and special lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Attica
Coleman, Reeves & Coleman
Wood and Coal for Sale by P J MecMudon
Plenty of good wood and both hard and soft coal offered for sale by P J MecMudon. Local buyer inquiries welcomed for delivery or pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. MecMudon
Widow of Capt York Receives Back Pension and Widows Benefit
Mrs. York widow of the late Capt York has back pension pay about 250 dollars and a widows pension of 12 dollars per month. George W Martin of this city helped bring the cases to a successful conclussion. Also notices urge careful selection of precinct committeemen and promote special prices on waists and plaids at Ost Davis and W Coleman.
Duncan Receives Fountain Pen Surprise at Rebekah Lodge
John A. Duncan, 62, was honored with a fountain pen by Rebekah lodge members during Wednesday evening’s regular meeting. A longtime faithful worker since the lodge’s organization, Duncan’s gesture marked a notable lodge moment. Triangle, collars, cuffs and shirts, made and shrunk to size. Sold by M. Senesley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Duncan
Rebekah
John
Mr. Duncan
M. Senesley
Obituary Notice for Arthur Livengood
Arthur Livengood died Tuesday after a two week illness from appendicitis aged 25 years 9 months and 25 days. He was born in Taswell county Illinois and lived mostly near Wallace. He was twice married. his first wife Ella Smith died two years ago and they had a son Loren now five. Six months ago he married again. He leaves a widow, a son, his father and mother and two sisters Orma Steele and Nellie Livengood. Despatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Livengood
George Livengood
Taswell County
Ilinois
Wallace
Ella Smith
Loren
Orma Steele
Nellie Livengood
Waynetown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fountain
Merry‘man Bros
N. G. Harlow
Ohio & Indiana Jive Stock Company
Methodist Church
Covington Knights
Nual Function
East Side Square
Teachers’ Association
B.coleman
Covington Lodge No
1.O
Simms
W. B. Voleman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!