Mellott News Briefs Highlight Local Births and Moves
Ransom Myers and daughter Miss Effie near Wallace conducted business here Thursday. Two babies were born Wednesday morning February 15 at Mellott a girl to Robert Simmons and wife and a boy to Jay Rice and wife. Farm deals rumored this week. Bob Benjamin sold personal property Tuesday and plans to move to California for health. Many moved to new homes thanks to good roads and sunny weather. E. M. Morrow and wife of Linden were Sunday visitors. Bert Oyler, ill with influenza, received serum in Hillsboro Saturday. C. E. Huff visited Lafayette Saturday. Bert Page and Ed Keeling are sick this week. Mellott schools run to last Friday in April. Alonzo Devoss visited Attica Tuesday. Nellie Ellis and baby of Hillsboro spent the weekend with her parents, Harry Leighty. Cecl Willem Nine of Hillsboro spoke on auctioneering Tuesday. Mrs. Iola Moore and Ruth Pogue visited Veedersburg Sunday. S. A. Moore and wife visited relatives in Newtown Sunday. Subscribe for the Republican.
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Mellott
Robert Simmons
Jay Rice
Veedersburg Community Notes Deaths and Local Events
Mrs. Bessie Cleveland died at her home after a long illness at 26. Funeral held at United Brethren church with burial in Rockfield cemetery. Mrs. Martha Stroup died at Indiana Central Hospital after pneumonia followed influenza. her daughters Mrs. Harold Rader and others survive. Carlyle Crane and wife welcomed a seven pound daughter. Local residents Grover Holmes, Anna St Clair, Mrs. Ike E Ray, Mrs. J M Taggie celebrated birthdays and farewells. Many visits and social events among residents noted with guests from Danville, Wabash, Marshfield, and Indianapolis neighborhoods.
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Bessie Cleveland
Nebe Cleveland
Hannibal Rusk
United Brethers Church
Rockfield
Martha Stroup
Indiana Central Hospital
Indianapolis
Harold Rader
Herold Rader
Clyde Lang
Cecil Lang
Yeddo Notes Include Visits and Local Events
Local residents report social visits with the Jones and Lindley families. Attica County Supt. Guy Waldrip toured area schools while Hillsboro visitors called on local residents. Hannah Stonebraker's death is announced and nursing care for Jane Redenbaugh is noted.
Covington High Faces Waveland In 1921 22 Basketball Schedule
Covington High School lists its 1921 22 basketball schedule with Waveland as the Feb 24 opponent. The table shows Covington’s points first versus opponents second. Last season Covington led opponents in total points by 43 and won 5 of 9 games.
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Covngton
Local Visitors and Relatives Highlight Week End Movements
James Smith of Battle Ground visited relatives here over the week end. Dr and Mrs C M Coggins of Coal Creek were in Covington Monday looking after interests.
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James Smith
Battle Ground
C. M. Coggins
Coal Creek
Covington
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