Political Announcements For Treasurer Nomination
Republican voters nominate Claude Pale for Treasurer of Fonte County in the May 1920 primary election.
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Claude Pale
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1920
Page
8
Open City Milk Station Serves Milk and Cream
The Covington Barry Co. and Karl Fartenheimer open a modern milk station at the corner of Jefferson and Fourth streets. A steam washing and bottling setup processes bulk farm milk for bottling. Customers may be served at the station any time except 8 to 9 a.m. delivery hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Barry Co
Karl Fartenheimer
Jefersen
Fourth Streest
Death notices for Edith Galvean and local burials
Mr and Mrs J W Phillips 846 North Jackson receive word of the death of Mrs Edith Galvean formerly of Warren county near Foster Indiana. the body to be returned for burial and the family may travel to Windsor Kansas. Also noted are the death of Paul Auter age 14 months and the burial of a Frank Hall child near Gessie with funeral services held and burial at Hope cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Phillips
North
Jackson Street
Edith Galvean
Phillips
John Galyvean
Windsor
Kansas
Vic
Sirs
Danville Press
Paul
Chester Auter
Hope Cemetery
Frank Hall
Gessie
Sheep Raisers Notice Seeks Names and Flock Counts
In Trey township sheep raisers must send names and number of sheep before February 20 to allowpiens for collective wool sale. Ches Denten, Committeeman, signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trey
Reformers Oppose Hidden Tactics in County Primary
County Chairman Wertz and officials push for May primary tactics to favor certain Republican candidates. They oppose star chamber methods and demand rank and file consultation at open precinct meetings. Lloyd Coffing joins Car coupler plant in Attica while Albert Hutson enlists for the regular army. Jack McCoy shows slight improvement after illness. It's a good time to subscribe for the Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wertz
Court House
Lloyd Coffing
Attica
Albert Hutson
Danville
Death of William Cline, Attica Resident
William Cline, 64, died Sunday night at 11 at his brother James Cline’s home in Attica. A farmer, he had lived in Warren County until illness led him to stay with his brother, and he is survived by several brothers. Funeral services were held Tuesday at James Cline’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cline
James Cline
Attica
Cline
Warren County
Woman's Club Banquet Features Varied Festivities
The Woman's Club hosted its annual banquet and entertainment with the Ladies Aid serving at the church for 738 plates. Toasts centered on family life and board topics before guests moved to Mrs. John Bilsland’s home for a musical program and burlesque sketches. A fuller report will follow next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
John Bilsland
Fourth Street
Special Union Meetings At Baptist Church This Week
Special union meetings are held at the Baptist church this week with good interest and crowds. Preaching each evening by pastors Rev McGavvhey and Rev Korn with strong sermons. Union senior and junior choirs furnish splendid singing each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
McGavvhey
Korn
Miss Mary Brant Visits Hillsboro Grandmother
Miss Mary Brant of Hillsboro spent the weekend here with her grandmother Mrs. Mary Gardner Mgr. and Mrs. S. 4. Merryman of Toledo Ohio were headed here Friday by the death of Mr. Merryman s mother Mrs. Nathan Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brant
Hillsboro
Mary Gardner
Mgr
S. 4. Merryman
Toledo
Ohio
Merryman
Nathan Wolfe
Funeral for Leopold Lauba and local notices in Attica area
Mrs Wm Leuba and family and T O Bailey attended the funeral of Leopold Lauba of Hillsboro brother of Wm Lauba. Relatives from Chicago attended the service. Attica visitors Misses Hazel and Gladys Paterson. Mrs Pearl Grimes and Mrs Chas Bushman shopped there. F P Beymer Hoomer Bushmon Ennis and F P Watts in Covington. Belle Bushman in Attica for dental work. Shawnee Township Institute held here. Mrs Herendeen of Danville Ill. on business. Lon Ennis to Tab for a week. C J Patterson in Covington. Ray Holder ill with flu but able to be out. Hastings ill with pneumonia but now out. Read ads. street work and wasteways discussed by street committee. Elizabeth Spence weekend guest in Hoopeston Ill. Mrs Steely McMahon moved from Chicago to Detroit Michigan. The Republican has them up to date and for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Leuba
T. O. Bailey
Leopold Lauba
Hillsboro
Leopold
Wm. Lauba
Chicago
Redpath lecture by Dr Roscoe Gilmore Stott at M E Church
The third Redpath lecture features Dr Roscoe Gilmore Stott at the M E church tonight at 8. Single admission is 25 and 50 cents. Warren A Yeagy and wife, visiting, left for Boseman Montana, their home, after nine years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Gilmore Stott
M. E
Redpath
Dr. Stott
Warren A. Yeagy
Boseman
Montana
Warren
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Covington
Indiana
W. B. Gray
Ches, Denten
Nan
Army
Jack McCoy
William McClerg
Churngold Store
Womans Club
CG. D. Redden
Covington, Ind
Fountain News
Misses Hazel and
Gladys Paterson
Pearl Grimes
Chas. Bushman
F. P. Beymer
Hoomer Bushmon Ennis
F. P. Watts
Belle Bushman
Shawnee Township Institute
Mrs. Herendeen
Danville, I
Lon Ennis
Tab
C. J. Patterson
Ray Holder
James Hastings
Elizabeth Spence
Arthur MaeMcFarland
Hoopeston, Til
Steely McMahon
Detroit
Michigan
The
Republican
MMERM
BOND
Mary Miles Minter
Gables
Anne
the Monroe
Monroe
Trott & Bantz
Phione
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