Cooper Chabel Welcomed Davi Eugene At Cooper Home
Cooper Chabel was born January 29 to Mr and Mrs Lucky Abernathy weighing eleven pounds and named Davi Eugene. Mrs Frank Riley and Ruby ill with grippe. George Woodrow and Nelson Noel visiting at Sunday dinner. Flo Martin confined with tonsillitis. Various local visits and illnesses noted including Mrs Fenton Howard still ill. Funeral services held for Mrs Nancy Abernathy in Yedda with Rev McHarcure. Ralph Darling moving saw mill to John Rhose farm. Continuous small town social updates and visits.
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Lucky‘ Abernathy
Davi Eugene
Frank Riley
Ruby
Geo. Woodrow
Nelson Noel
Flo Martin
Flossie Hawkins
Lela
Minnie Clodfelder
Nancy Abernathy
Yedda
Arernathy
McHarcure
Ralph Darling
Kingman
John Rhoce
Fenton Howard
Covington
Everly Orahood
Cates
Ruby Shumalo
Mi dred Martin and Harlan Gilkey wed in Indianapolis
Announcement of the marriage occurred Saturday night at 9 20 Rev Stragan presiding. The bride daughter of Mrs Emile Mayaw recently moved to Cincinnati. Gilkey a prosperous Wingate farmer. Kathie Brown witness. Local social notes follow with visits and events from the Friday Study club to Loy Daughters class gathering and neighborhood visits.
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Midred Martin
Harlan Gilkey
Indianapolis
Stragna
Emile Maya W
Cuccinnati
Relaris
Gilkey
Wingate
Kathie- Brown
Teachers’ College
E. W. Kirk
Lucas Coats
Frankfort
N. E. Glover
Chicago
Glover Dry Goods Company
Nell Young
Mary Young
Walter Spencer
Crawfordaville
I. W. Spencer
Will Glascock
W. C. Stambaugh
Franklin Clark
C. E Stuart
Sue Elkins
Wingae
W. L. Hayes
H. C. Whistler
Loy Daughters
First Christian Church
Covington High School Basketball Schedule
Covington High School schedule lists games at Veedersboro on Feb 9 Perrysville and Hillsboro on Feb 23 Melloct on Feb 24 with a sectional journey set for Mar 7-8. The article provides compact dates and locations for the upcoming season.
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Veedersboro
Perrysville
Hillsboro
Melloct
Jurney
Opp. Coz
W. Lebanon
Kineman
Ere
Attica
Boswell
Newtown
Jackson Twp
Weed’burg
Here
W’town
Kingman
Mellott
Jackson Tp
Covington
Wallace
On the verge of discoveries beyond our dreams
A London Mail quoted reflection on a century of astronomical progress. Advances in telescopes cameras and spectroscopes reshape knowledge of the sun moon and stars while debates consider life on Mars and possible inhabitants in lunar craters. The piece emphasizes cautious anticipation of new scientific information.
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Mars
Eddington
London Mail
Wooden Leg A Handicap Duck Learns To Adapt
A Baltimore doctor keeps Muscovy ducks at his country place. One duck loses a leg to a rat but recovers after surgery. A wooden leg helps it move on land though paddling in water makes it circle then drift to shore by luck.
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Baltimore
Cheam Cottage Moved to Save It From Road Widening
The Cheam village, now a London suburb, spared a Fourteenth century cottage by moving it on rollers to widen a road. The act kept a decorative rural feature intact amid urban expansion, drawing praise for practical protest against vandalism while benefiting motorists and artists alike.
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London
Trinity House
Worcester
Cheam
Christian Science Monitor
The Last Straw
A tense exchange ends in a fatal misunderstanding as a father’s irritable reply to a boy’s question leads to Raymond’s last words. The scene unfolds with parental anger and a grim twist implied by the final line.
Old Reliable Club Seeks New Members in Oakland Ad
An Oakland advertisement by the Old Reliable Club promises speed in marriage and confidential descriptions for men and women, claiming 18 years in business and wealth among members. The notice also reports Fr. Daller’s Urbana correspondence renewing to 1928 and mentions the death of J. A. Davis of Champaign, a Covington relative.
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Old Reliable Club
Wrubel
Oakland
California
Fr. Daller
Urbana
J. A. Davis
Champaign
Covington
Albert Davis
In Different Classes
A visitor asks a host’s boy if he goes to school and what he learns. The boy cites learning reading writing sums and religion. He says the small religion teaches all come from Adam while the older brother in a higher class learns the big religion that teaches all come from monkeys.
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Boston Transcript
Wonder of Small Things in Everyday Life
A reflective meditation on how small moments reveal life’s grandeur. The author notes that ordinary incidents and a poet’s verse can suddenly unlock deep insight without grand proclamation, prompting wonder at a blue face behind human fears and the angels above a child’s smile.
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Maeferlinck
Boy Whose Haircuts Predict Poet’s Fate
A humorous dialogue notes a boy who never wants his hair cut, with a parent remarking he may become a poet. The light exchange hints at future creativity tied to his unruly appearance.
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Conrad Nagel
Dorothy Dalton Hargus
Theodore Kosloff
de Milli
Paramount Magazine
Cooper Chabel
Wm. Richardson
Lela Clodfelder
Hattie Clodfelder
Homer Hawkins
Ladies Aid Society
Cooper Chapel
John Rantz
Stringtown
Lela Gose
George Bentz Ani
Foster
John Bantz
Veedersburg
Covington High School
Raymond
Sahara
Perrysville Flour Mills
Indiana
Universal
Citizens Bank
Covington, Ind
Bradley Hall
Bradley Knitting CO
Delevan, Wisconsin
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