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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1915
Page
7
The report lists numerous Attica Veedersburg Covington Perrysville and Danville residents visiting in towns like Veedersburg West Lebanon and Stone Bluff. It records meetings church events weddings funerals and everyday business in early July with names such as Myrtle Bogard Marion Shepard John Meeker and William Jones among others.
Coal Creek residents share a week of visits and gatherings including Harry Snoddy and wife with S Diffenderfers Rev John Higgenbothan visiting neighbors Robert Keller and son on a Cates trip Harmon and family with Manford Richards Ruth Coggins staying with Perrysville friends Albert Burnsides family summering on a farm John Lyons unveils a monument at the old cemetery Frank Holland and wife visit Hollands relatives Four of July at Covington draws many locals Robert Paschai Oscar Richardson family attend a Wallace birthday dinner Bartolph Richardson and wife visit Kingman kinship Mitissa Richardson and Beulah Wood cow visit Etta Hershberger at Kingman Grayson Lanter dies and is buried in Cat in Ill Edith and Ferne Richardson return from Terre Haute with Edith not returning Ferne to be away six weeks Mrs Walter Snoddy hosts a comfort tacking with Wm Yerken Sam Yerkes Fred Stanton and Harry Snoddy Cream served to Sam Snoddy and family Martin and Carl Keller Edith Davis Picnic at The Glen with Maud Cook Goldie Myers Ferne and Maud Richardson Raymond Suiter J O Beckelhymer Arlie Harriman Albert Suiter despite rain all attend church at Stringtown.
Mr Jones planned to resume duties as country clerk Monday morning. W C Johnson of Danville hosted Collett farm owners, Dr W A Johnson, Joe Jones and Harley Sanders of the Masonic lodge at his home Friday afternoon. Ladies of Perrysville Methodist served supper at Morgans hall for Danville churchgoers. A bountiful supper and a pleasant social were enjoyed, with the ladies raising a small sun of money.
Marhfield residents attended Lafayette auto races on Monday. Ernest Lyons among West Lebanon callers Friday. Marley Haskins and Ramny Morlan visited Lee Sunday. Ralph Ross and family visited Lee Saturday. Ernest Byers and Ruth White of West Lebanon drove Sunday. Mrs Homer Tyler of West Lebanon weekend with Mike McInuv ey. Alex Moody and family visited Ralph Taylor Sunday. Jess Van Leer and family visited with Alvin Roderick family. Elswood Williams and Grover Williams with Bert Wysong and AC Wurtsvang family visited Veedersburg. Gladys and Roth Pribble of West Lebanon spent weekend with aunt Mrs George Lyons. Many attended Covington 4th of July celebration Saturday. Includes Wes viring daughters Dora and Mora, Gay Byers family, Edith Obert, Owen Roderick.
Old Kentuck Mrs Emma Keefer hosted relatives from Wingate on Sunday. Link McCord and family entertained Attica friends. Eddie Summers stayed with his parents at Cates over Sunday and Monday. Henry Lamb visited Mr Suiters near Stringtown. Miss Gale Galloway visited Miss Miller north of town. Miss Georgia Campbell vacationed with friends in Covington. Miss Florence Barkley stayed at Turkey Run from Saturday to Monday. Lulu Thomas of Terre Haute visited home folks Friday to Tuesday. Most locals joined fireworks in Covington Saturday night.
Miss Julia Jackson visits near Veederburg while Lulu Bessie and Paul Thomas spend Sunday with Augusta Grace and Robert Nicklas. Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Charles Moffett's home. Mahlon Bodie and family visited Covington. James Welch and wife spent Saturday with Mrs. Lyons in Covington. Mrs. Schuyler Rhodes is reported ill after visits by Mesdames Walter Hunter and Harve Barkley. Clyde Hershberger family visited north of town.
Friday and Sunday social visits dot the week with Miss Madge Brewer Ruth Yocom and Miss Mildred Coffing among those hosted by friends and relatives. Several families including the Yerkes Grahams Bodines and Yocoms are noted, with illnesses travel and Independence Day celebrations mentioned. a wagon collision on Yerkes hill injures none, and an optimistic aside closes the item.
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