Death Calls Talented Delta Omega Theta Young Woman
Mrs Adda Clifton Smith died at home in this city on December 21 aged 33 years 1 month and 27 days due to diabetes. Funeral held December 23 at 2 30 pm conducted by Rev Russell B Kern with music by Mrs Dr Myers and Miss Hazel Richardson. Interment in Mt Hope Cemetery. The Delta Omega Theta sorority held its eleventh annual Christmas banquet December 23 at the home of Mr and Mrs W T Adkins with Mrs Gene Ford as hostess. Members attending included Mrs Gene Ford Lebanon Mrs Ralph Moore and Mrs Marguerite Rinn Gary Mrs A B McFarland Hoopeston Ill Miss Cordelia Reed Champaign Ill Miss Hazel Nelson Hibbing Minn Mrs Guy Faust Mrs J E Romine Mrs W H Lykins Mrs W B Dunlap and Miss Avolene Liven good Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adda Clifton-Smith
D. Francis Smith
Russell B. Kern
Methodist Church
Crockett Street
Dr. Myers
Hazel Richardson
Edison
J. S. Fearis
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Adda
India
Delta Omega Theta Sorority
W. T. Adkins
Gene Ford
Delta Omega Theta
Lebanon
Ralpnh Moore
Marguerite Rinn
Gary
A. B. McFarland
Hoopeston
Cordelia Reed
Champaign
Ill
Hazel Nelson
Hibbing
Minn
Guy Faust
J. E. Romine
W. H. Lykins
W. B. Dunlap
Avolene Livengood
Covington
R. B. Kern
The
Mr. Stanton
Fred
Fulton Township
A Case of Sleeping Sickness in Veedersburg Child
Herbert Glover, young son of Bert Glover of Veedersburg, is ill with sleeping sickness. He fell asleep ten days ago and can be aroused briefly. Dr. Foreman, Indianapolis specialist, saw several similar cases and said the boy may sleep for days but should recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Glover
Bert Glover
Veedersburg
Foreman
Indianapolis
No Issue Last Week We Could Not Publish
In a note from the newspaper we report failing to issue a weekly paper for the first time in 28 years due to a family bereavement. The editors describe death in their home and a sense that business concerns seem trivial beside the loss.
Dan Morris Drills 44 Feet for Water on His Lot
Local contractor Dan Morris proves skeptics wrong by hand digging a well through rocky soil to 44 feet, delivering water and demonstrating skill in framing both wells and barns. Neighbors witness the achievement and praise Morris for his hands on approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Morris
New Furniture Firm Opens Modern Rooms on Third Street
A. L. Ellis & Co. have opened new sales rooms in the Murray block on south Third street. Manager Mr. Ellis, formerly with East Side dealer and undertaker Mr. Board, brings extensive furniture trade knowledge and invites customers to tour the new store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Ellis & Co
Murray Block
South Third Street
Ellis
Board
East Side
Administrator Appointed in Kelley Estate Case
Daniel M. Messmore was appointed administrator of the estate of William J. Kelley who was burned to death in his home near Newtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel. M. Messmore
William J.kelley
Newtown
Sunshine Thimble Club Christmas Dinner in Covington
About twenty years ago the Sunshine Thimble Club formed by Mesdames Nellie Adkins Okie Graham Zola Hendrix Mary Smith and others in Covington held a Christmas gathering at Mrs William Zimmermans East Liberty Street home on December 20 1919 The event featured gifts for each member and a modest fund from regular nickel donations plus a booby prize for attending husbands and an oyster supper hosted by the hostess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Adkins
Okie Graham
Zola Hendrix
Mary Smith
Covington
Wiliam Zimmerman
East Liberty Street
Christmas Wedding at Hutson Home
Evangelist Thad S Hutson presided over a Christmas noon wedding uniting his daughter Virgie M Hutson to John M Flick. Attendants were Harold Oleby and Mae Claypool. A two course dinner followed with gifts and rice showers. The couple planned a trip to Covington Indianapolis and Newcastle Indiana after the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad S. Hutson
Virgie M. Hutson
John M. Flick
Harold Oleby
Miss Mae Claypool
Bismark
Ill
Covington
Indianapolis
Newcastle
Indiana
Washington Herald
Joseph Borders Dead in Miami
Joseph Borders of Williamsport died in Miami Florida last Saturday while wintering there with his wife. The body was returned to Williamsport for burial this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Borders
Williamsport
Miami, Fla
Willaamsport
Church Social and Watch Meeting Draws Members
The M. E. church held a social and watch meeting at the church on New Year’s Eve. Many members and friends attended the event during the church periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Ross V Stoup Dies at 55 in West Wabash Farm
Ross V. Stoup, 55, died Sunday at his West Wabash farm after paralysis struck last October. He is survived by his widow, a son Frank, and three brothers. Funeral was held Monday at his residence with Rev. Carter of the United Brethren Church of Cates officiating. Interment followed at Mt. Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross. V. Stoup
West Wabash
Essex sets world's long distance mark at Cincinnati speedway
An Essex stock chassis under AAA observers set a new world endurance record for long distance driving. In three attempts at Cincinnati Speedway the car exceeded fifty hours of top speed, finishing after 50 hours and covering 5,870 miles with Dave Lewis, Tommy Milton, and DeLloyd Thompson promoting shifts. The Covington Motor Co. sells the car and displays it in Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Automobile Association
Cincinnati Speedway
Goodyear
Dave Lewis
Tommy Milton
DeLloyd Thompson
Covington
Covington Motor Co
East Side
Sudden Death at Newtown Claims Mrs Hal Utterback
Mrs Hal Utterback, 34, died suddenly at her home northeast of Newtown early Sunday from heart trouble. She retired Saturday night as usual and passed away before medical aid could reach her. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 1 30 PM at the Christian church in Wingate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Utterback
Newtown
Christian Church
Wingate
Subscriptions Urgently Requested From Republican Readers
The paper appeals to subscribers after years of coverage without asking payment. High paper costs and material expenses have strained finances, and the editors say they have provided reliable reporting and urge timely renewal to continue service.
New Year Greeting from Robbs Jewelry Store 1920
Robbs Jewelry Store thanks patrons for past patronage and friendship in a holiday notice. They note stock has been added and emphasize quality and service. Mr Hastings retires from bench work due to eyesight. they strive to hire a competent worker to fill his place. They wish a Happy New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Veedersburg Woman Dies at 81 Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs. Alcinda Dickman of Veedersburg were held Sunday at 1 p.m. at the United Brethren church with burial in Rockfield cemetery. She was 81 years old and had spent most of her life in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcinda Dickman
Veedersburg
United Brethren Church
Rockfield Cemetery
Dickman
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Sorrow
Our hearts express gratitude to all who ministered in sympathy service flowers and song during our sorrow over the death of our loved one. D. F. Smith Mr and Mrs T A Clifton Cooper Clifton and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Smith
T. A. Clifton Cooper Clifton and
Chicago man Malcom Adamson spends Christmas at home
Malcom Adamson of Chicago spent Christmas with his mother and friends at home, sharing a quiet holiday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcom Adamson
Chicago
J Lyons Buys Herb Rinn Property on North Fourth Street
J Lyons purchased the Herb Rinn property located on North Fourth Street in a real estate transaction. The deal confirms Lyons as the latest owner of the site formerly associated with Herb Rinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lyons
North Fourth St
Peter Harmon Passes Away in Covington
Peter Harmon a Civil War veteran and Covington resident died at his East Jefferson street home early Saturday morning December 20 He was born January 14 1840 in Reading PA and lived in Michigan and Chicago before settling in Covington He married Margaret Clayton in 1882 they had no children but adopted daughter Lena Kilby Surviving is his wife and brother William Harmon Attica Ohio A Grand Army post member his funeral was held December 21 at 2 pm with military and Presbyterian choir support Interment at Mt Hope
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Peter Harmon
Covington
East Jefferson Street
Mr. Harmon
Reading
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Vaughn
Miinois Light Artillery
Chicago
Margaret Clayton
Lena Kilby
William Harmon
Attica
Ohio
Harmon
Grand Army Post
J. F. Kiskaddon
Presbyterian
James Hudson
Eliah Beard
William Remster
Henry Smail
Jonathan McCoy
M. V. Allen
W. M. Evans
John D. Martin
Zephaniah Fulton
Bert Vanhook
William Evans
Mt. Hope
The Rogers Crossing Death Trap Demands Action
This editorial denounces Rogers Crossing as a death trap after several accidents in three years. It argues life is priceless, calls the accidents murder by neglect, and urges immediate safety measures before another tragedy claims a family member.
Attempted Robbery At Cates Bank Fails After Alarm
An early Monday morning attempt to rob the Cates Bank failed when robbers could not cut telephone wires. The bank telephone office sits above the bank, and the operators alarmed the authorities, prompting the bandits to flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cates
Geggs
Warrick Takes Over O. G. Hay Pool Room
Earl Warrick became proprietor of the O. G. Hay pool room after the sale closed last Wednesday. Ill health of Mr. Hay was a major reason for selling the business in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Warrick
O. G. Hay Pool Room
Hay
Covington Pioneer Stephen Lyons Dies at Home
Covington resident Stephen Lyons known as Ponta died at his Fifth Street home at midnight on December 20. Born May 9, 1840, he lived in Covington for decades and was married to Lenora Jenkins in 1878. Survived by three sisters, his funeral was held 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Presbyterian church with burial in Mt. Hope cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Lyons
Covington
Fifth Street
Mr. Lyons
Lenora Jenkins
Benjamin Jenkins
Lyons
Ponta
Steel
Mary Tucker
Tennessee
Sarah Steel
Wray Township
Margaret Steele
Stanton Family Portrait of a Long Life in Indiana
Martin L Stanton born January 11 1839 on a farm in Gilford County North Carolina later moved with family to Parke County Indiana near Tangier. He married Margaret Collison in 1861 had five children and moved to Fountain County about fifty years ago. He served as a teacher and farmer, joined the Methodist church and helped Burnside Chapel. widow Margaret died in 1894, he remarried Mary Wann in 1897. he died December 29 in Covington at almost 81. He left four children nine grandchildren and many friends at his funeral conducted by Rev R B Kern.
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Gilford County
North Carolina
Solomon and Charity
Saraim) Stanton
Martin Luther
Stanton
Elizabeth
Blue Ridge Mountains
Parke County
Indiana
Margaret J. Collison
Anetta
Myrta Bell
Susa
Fred L
Nellie
Myrta
Stantons
Fountain County
Methodist Church
Burnside Chapel
Margaret
Mary J. Wann
Covington
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Entertains Club
Mrs. Flick
Ross Stoup
Leila
Thoma
Essex
Speedway
Republican
Robbs Jewelry Store
Rogers
Sponse
Cates Bank
Pioneer
Presbyterian Church
Martin L. Stanton
Tangier
Sketcher
Michael
Letitia
Martin
Helen
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