Plight Their Vows at Church Altar
Miss Hortense Smith of Cevinecon and Mr. Francis A. McCue of Chicaro wed at St Joseph Church with Father Harold Moran officiating. Attendants included Miss Bernaraing Smith and Mr. Carl Hickey. reception followed at the home of the couple’s parents before they leave for Birmingham. Mrs McCue will reside at Trilath after August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortense Smith
Cevinecon
Francis A. McCue
Chicaro
Jarvard
St. Joseph’ Catholic Church
Harold Moran
Bernaraing Smith
Carl Hickey
Chicazu
Albert Smith
Wiliam Mooney
Vicioy
Murray Sheaenter
Leoaiee Whitak Roof
Leoaiee Whitak Roof Urare i. Paneed
Mettetas
Parerts
Mero
Sefay
Sefay Gath Deer Ang
Dpeaeile
Potraw
Birmingham
Ata
Trilatha South
McGaeie
Superonte
Atti Covington “High School
Sietma Rho Sorority
Oklshboma City
Okis
Oyinegs
Oteu Peer
Shalta
Too Many Young Chickens In Ford Roadster Heist
Last Saturday a Ford roadster carried two crates of young chickens toward Cleve Howard’s place west of the city. The driver and a companion were stopped after 4938.00 was paid for the poultry at a Danville firm. Howard arrested them, charges and hearings follow in Covington court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve Howard
Hess
Herce Company
Danville
Mr. Howard
Unclear OCR notes on Loeb Road dispute and names
Fragmentary text describes a matter on Loeb Road with several named individuals. References to Ava and Ohe Pacts, ages 22 and others, plus notes about deliveries, prescriptions, and a person named Tafuyvette. Details are garbled and unclear.
Mixed Shower for Miss Hortense Smith Held at Deane Home
The Sine Nomen club hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Hortense Smith last Thursday evening at Mrs. Earl Deane's home. The venue featured pink and white bridal colors and abundant flowers. A bride and groom contest, written by Mrs. Earl Doane with a blank to be filled in, provided the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sine Nomen Club
Earl Deane
Hortense Smith
Cheree A ree Cheree A ree ey REN prize event
A wedding reception featured a pair of glass candle sticks as a prize. Guests admired the decorated chandelier and pink and white crepe paper hearts. The bride opened gifts and served sweets to attendees including several named townsfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prckares
Tree Spring Robbery Suspects Arrested in Newport
Charles Red Smith and Clarence Haines were arrested on warrants charging robbery at Tree Spring. They were bound over to the September Vermillion county court with bonds set at 2000 dollars, unable to post, and locked up. Authorities deem the case strong based on statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Red) Smith
Clarence Haines
Newport
Vermillion County
Ed Harris
Fourth of July Celebrations Spread by Auto Travel
The article notes extensive Fourth of July festivities aided by automobiles, with crowds at Rovers Park and Portland Arch drawing an estimated 10 000 visitors. People visited Turker Run Lodi Danville Lafayette and Portland Arch then returned for evening fireworks, placing Covington on the main July 4th scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Park
Danville
Lafayette
Turkey Run
Portland Arch
Lodi Resort
Thay
Turker Run
Lodi
Rovers Park
Celebration of 84th Birthday at Community Center
The article notes Mrs. Clint Smith hosting a birthday celebration for an 84 year old resident. Gifts and decorations filled the center as neighbors and friends joined the party. Actress Ginmer is mentioned in connection with the event and cake. Mrs. Brewers and others wished many more happy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fege
Actin Geboek Ginmer
Mes
Clint Smith
Return of Local Patients From Lake View Hospital
Misses Fulog ae Wingswerth May Wogser and Wisehort were previously arranged as in print at Lake-Voew hospital three weeks ago and returned home last week in good health. Mr Wisekrain remains in hospital with condition not listed. Miss Hulmesworth underwent open surgery for horns and is expected to recover with support from many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulog
May Wogser
Lake-Voew Hospital
Wisekrain
Beverly Gardens Orchestra at Rogers Park July 7
The Beverly Gardens Orchestra, a premier dance ensemble, will play at the big concrete pavilion in Rogers Park on Friday evening July 7. One of the season’s big dances, with street crowds expected. don’t miss this event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Gardens
Rogers Park
Rovers Park
John Phelps Plans Gary Fourth Visit Monday
John Phelps of Gary is coming down Monday to spend the Fourth, according to local notes. The announcement highlights his travel and holiday plans in the community brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Phelps
Gary
Former Attie mayor Jesse Martin dies by suicide
Jesse Martin 55 former mayor of Attie and brother of Ephraham Martin of Newtown died by hanging in a tool shed on his Benton county farm five miles east of Ranches. He had visited his daughter Mrs A R Cabbahs for a vacation and was found unable to be revived. He had been in poor health and recently in an Indianapolis sanatorium. He led rich local interests and served as president of the First National Bank of Attica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Martin
Attie
Ephraham Martin
Newtown
Ranches
A. R. Cabbahs
Martin
Indianapolis
Benton County
Richland Township
First National Bank of
Attica
Death at Hillsboro crossing halts hay-field delivery
Amos Boggs, 38, a farm hand, was killed at Range road crossing east of Hillsboro when a westbound freight struck his wagon. A fox reportedly diverted his attention. He was thrown about a hundred feet and died two hours later. He was unmarried and survived by relatives including a brother Iva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Boggs
Range Road
Hillsboro
Boggs
Iva
Court hearings and road project debates in county session
In the Byron Brazier district court term the commissioners faced renewed injunction plans as a county auditor dominated the discussion. A petition from Milbreek township urged opening a Hershbereer road, intending to shorten hauls to Merker and create a direct north south route to Kingman and Veedersburg from the county’s tower end, with ongoing local opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etura
Byron
Merrd
Mfilbreek
Hershbereer
Local church roles shift among area clergy
A garbled report lists movements of several church figures including a former Young preacher and a Methodist church member amid unclear details. The item notes transfers and leadership changes affecting parish leadership and church membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rei
Herve N. Gosden
Daavith Pee
Ferro
Methodist
Shrine Picnic at Turkey Run Draws Big Crowd
The Fifth District Shrine Club hosts its third annual picnic at Turkey Run State Park on Sunday. Zeus Temple’s bard will perform and a special program is planned for visitors. Last year more than four thousand attended and organizers expect a larger turnout this year. It is a basket picnic with families arranging their own dinners. The Fifth district Shrine club is a permanent group with clubs in every county. Publicity chairmen are Isha & McFeoddin of Reckville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrine Club
Turkey Run State Park
Zeus Temple
Isha & McFeoddin
Reckville
Rudolph Martin Receives Dental License Soon
Rudolph Martin son of Dr. E. J. Martin of this city has passed the State Dental Board examination and will receive his license to practice dentistry in a few days. He expects to begin practice at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Martin
E. J. Martin
State Dental Board
Road Hog Incident Ends in Wreck Near Hillsboro
Mr and Mrs Wells of Covington avoid serious injury after a near fatal crash caused by a reckless driver on the Dixie Highway. Their Ford Sedan rolled down a 10 foot embankment near Hillsboro, front crushed and doors torn away, but they escaped with non life threatening injuries and planned Fourth of July visit with friends in Shelbyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. V. Wells
Covington
Dixie Highway
Hillsboro
Mr. Wells
Mrs. Wells
Automobile Hit Sides Women Turning Hopes For Recovery
A car struck Mr and Mrs Wells injuring them but causing no broken bones and the occupants were soon cared for at home. The hit and run driver fled east and is believed to have detoured to avoid capture. Local authorities were notified and medical aid arrived, with the couple receiving treatment for soreness and injuries from the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Sid
Welle
Diem & Harden
Mrs A J Royse Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Mary J Blakeny Royse 65 wife of A J Royse died at their East Liberty home at 12 20 am Thursday after a year’s illness from stomach cancer. Married March 26 1871 the couple had eleven children seven survive and were present. Funeral services by Rev Wm Elmore will be from the home at 10 am Saturday with interment in Mound cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Blakeny Royse
Ears
A. J. Royse
East Liberty Street
Andrew J. Royse
Wm. Elmore
Mound Cemetery
Hillsboro Woman Injured in Auto Accident
In Hillsboro a woman sustained a back injury when a car driven by Oita Watrick collided with an Illinois car. The crash occurred around 1:50 pm in the town center as several vehicles were parked. Mrs Weidman was jolted but unharmed beyond a back strain. minor vehicle damage occurred to the fenders and hoods of both cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willsporo
Nearros
Oita Watrick
Wuthrick
Elizabeth Pickering
Cora Purdue
Frank Sanger
Grant Weidman
Victor Russ
Min Street
Newell and Rev Berry Visit Covington Friends
Mr. and Mrs. L. HW. Newell and Rev. Berry of Heopester Th. visited Covington friends last Friday. Mary from Attica joined the crowd at Rogers Park to view the fireworks on the evening of July 4th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Attica
Rogers Park
Death claims two older residents in Covington area
Mrs. Lou Charles aged about 78 died at her home on Second and Crockett streets around 4 50. The death followed illness of long duration. She had lived in Covington after moving away and returned about six months ago. Funeral services were held Wednesday morning. The undertaker Kerr transported the body to Maplin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Charles Cied
Crockett
Mordey
Covington
Charles
Funers
Kerr
Maplin
Covington Mourns Longtime Resident After Illness
Joseph Haines died at his West Jefferson street home after a long illness. His wife Mrs. Haines died five weeks earlier. He moved from Illinois to North Vermillion county about thirty years ago and later settled in Covington. He was involved in local business and was a Red Men's Lodge member. The funeral service will be held at a local church tomorrow with services conducted by undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Clarence
Chen
Fuerm
Covington
Tex
Sotee
Disin
Vecy
Soiieus
Many Foreign Cars Parade Through Dixie Highway On Fourth
Cars from New York Connecticut Iowa Ohio Kentucky Texas and California were seen passing this point during the Fourth of July with a steady stream moving both east and west along the Dixie Highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Conneticut
Iowa
Ohio
Kentucky
Texas
California
Dixie Highway
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St. Joseph’s Church
Alva
Ora Fritz
C. F. Towe
Db. A
Covirneton
I.i
Loeb Road
Chandler
Eile
Tedoebor
Tara Sheld
Cheree A Ree
Fascination
Spain
Paramount Magazine
Lyric Theatre
Horace N. Ogden
DLAD
Mrs. S. V. Wells
A J. Royse
Mrs. Charles
Wm. M. Hain
Mr. Dollar Bil
Twiddy
Covington, Indiana
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