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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1913

Page

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Death Claims Homer Sewell Covington banker and citizen

Homer Sewell a well known Covington resident and abstract business operator died at his home after weeks of illness from stomach trouble and complications. He was 70, a Civil War veteran, married to Magdalena Sewell with a will leaving most estate to his wife. Burial followed in Mt Hope with G A R and Masons in attendance.

Homer Sewell Fountain County Covington Hower Sewell Wm. B.C Useba Sewell Mary Nebeker Barton Sewell Europe Comaany E. Doch Indiana Court House First National Bank Fountain Trust O Sewell Magdelena Sewell Fife Homer Guy S. Spinning Fred 8. Sell

Attica Resident Henry Fugate Dies After Sunstroke

Henry Fugate of Attica died July 3 in Danville region after sunstroke while visiting his foster daughter Mrs Hardesty. Born August 27 1848 in Attica, he was 65 years 10 months and 138 days old. Survived by wife, a daughter Mrs Hardesty, a sister and a brother. burial at Riverside Cemetery in Attica.

Henry Fugate Attica Nathan Hardesty Hardesty Danville Riverside Cemetery

Four Men Head North For Pleasure Trip

Forest Livengood Ray Wir gert Dr Mont Faust and Jimmy Morris left Thursday morning in Forests car for a several day pleasure trip through Northern Indiana and Michigan.

Forest Livengood Ray Wirgert Dr. Mont Faust Jimmy Morris Forest Indiana Michigan

Advertisements Boost Real Value in Daily News

You owe it to yourself to seek value for every dollar spent. Read advertisements to learn what items are worth, where to buy, and tips on quality, style, and design. Ads promise bigger dollars from smart purchases and provide timely, cost-saving information in every edition.

Jury Disagrees in Perjury Trial of Wilbur G. Voliva

The jury in the perjury case against Wilbur Glen Voliva, leader of Dowie’s religious society, reported a deadlock after seventeen hours. Eleven jurors favored conviction, and the panel was discharged. A retrial is expected in the October term.

Wilbur Glen Voliva John Alexander Dowie

Leader's Big Sale Opens Tomorrow

The Leader launches its annual clearance sale tomorrow offering notable savings to local buyers. Discounts described as exceptional this year promise strong value and money saving potential for shoppers.

Primary Held For City Ticket Nomination

The Democratic city ticket will be nominated at a primary convention at city hall from 1 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday August 5 1913. The event promises interest as each candidate appears opposed and allows the people to express their choice with fair dealing and diligent effort by all contestants.

Corner Stone Laying at Waynetown High School

Waynetown holds corner stone ceremonies for a $35 high school building Tuesday afternoon July 22 at 2 30 led by the Waynetown band and five hundred school children with American flags. Calvin A Prather directs Grand Lodge of Indiana events and Frank E Cavin of Indianapolis speaks. Masons of Fountain county urged to attend. Com on Arrangements: John W Schuler O L Osborn Walter Runyan.

Waynetown Calvin A. Prather Grand Sec’y Grand Lodge of Indiana M. W Frank E. Cavin Indianapolis Fountain County John W. Schuler O L Osborn Walter Runyan

Death of William Koontz Civil War Veteran

William Koontz longtime city resident died at his East Jefferson Street home last Wednesday evening at 6. He had suffered paralysis and a stroke earlier in winter. Survived by a widow and several children. A Civil War veteran with no pension record, he was buried Friday at Mt. Hope after services at his home.

Sewell East Washington Street Er. W. Strecker Mt. Hope Cemetery G. A. R Post Lodge Oscar Phebus Will H. Thompson Leroy Sanders W. B. Gray Cardiff Wm. Wright Manford Liveaogrood Claud Pailport City Lucian Wheatly W. G. Miles Chicago George Mayer Duquoin Ill Wewell Nebeker Indianapolis Simmerman O. W. McGoughey Irving Webster C. M. Berry Veedersburg Reed Wm. Koontz East Jefferson Street Mt. Hope

In Memoriam Emma Bilsland Everly Eastern Star Sister

Obituary resolutions honor Emma Bilsland Everly of the Order of the Eastern Star. She is praised for faithfulness, kindness, and exemplar life. The chapter drapes in mourning for sixty days and distributes resolutions to family and minutes, with notices in Covington papers. Also an ad offers a seven year old driving mare for sale, sound and harness capable.

Order of the Eastern Star Ada Ruth Esther Martha Electa Minutes of Troy Covington Madge Wilkey Olive Boyd Mildred Kerr

Has Two Runaways In King Man Runaway Incident

Elmer Barker and Billie Briggs, horse buyers for King man, experienced separate runaways on a Wednesday. Barker’s wagon tongue dropped, the wagon veered into a ditch, and he was thrown about fifteen feet, suffering a deep arm cut and temporary unconsciousness. Briggs also lost the tongue on his team driving a buggy, but escaped with minor injuries and left the rig unhurt.

Elmer Barker Billie Briggs Kingman Mr. Barker Mr. Briggs Briggs

County approves small contracts for road work

County commissioners let contracts for local roads this month. Nebeker culvert retaining wall awarded to John Hawkins for 14950 with Wm. Hegg bid 15.95. Wilmer Foster sole bidder on Brummett grade in Wabash township at 400. Shawnee grade bid by Foster 285, bid not accepted but under advisement. Riverside grade received no bids. estimate 1200 may prompt readvertisement.

Nebeker Covington John Hawkins Hegg Wilmer Foster Wabash Township Shawnee Township Wabash

Secretary of State advises patience on new Indiana license numbers

Secretary Lew G illingham says the July 1 license law requires time to issue new numbers due to high demand and tag delays. He notes applications already filed comply with the law and urges forbearance as authorities work to supply tags. Also includes a local trade ad for two Danville houses worth 6000 to swap for land in Fountain or Warren counties.

Lew Gillingham Indiana Danville Fountain Warren County W.R. Massey & Son

Notice to Clean Up by City Health Dept

City Health Commissioner C. C. Wert issues a cleanup notice requiring mowing of all weeds on occupied and vacant lots within ten days and immediate sanitary restoration of any unsanitary privies wells or cess-pools to prevent odor flies disease. Dated July 18 1913.

C. C. Wert M. D

Many Cars Participate in Covington Vermilion County Run

The Vermilion County automobile club held a Sunday drive with thirty four cars. The trip ran without accidents in intense heat, pilot Eh elbert Jones led with confetti, and press cars studied road conditions. They traveled Covington Veedersburg Hillsboro Wallace and Shades, returning by 4:30.

Vermilion County Automobile Club Ehelbert Jones Covington Veedersburg Hillsboro Wallace Crawfordsville By & O

Methodist Church Announces Sunday Theme and Series

The pastor will preach next Sunday on God Our High Tower and conclude with Christ in Art in the evening. Sunday school meets at 9 45 a m and Epworth League at 6 30 p m with spirited meetings and good music, aiming for strong attendance through summer.

Methodist Church Epworth League

Illustrated Sermon At Presbyterian Church Theme

The Sunday evening service will feature object lessons to illustrate the truth with the subject What the Fiat Lion has to Say. Morning worship will focus on Temple and Hearth as the theme. A large turnout is urged for the last service before vacation, with Bible school at 10 o clock.

Presbyterian Church

Coal Dealer Seeks Orders for Hard and Soft Coal

A coal dealer invites customers to place orders for both hard and soft coal in any quantity. Customers can call to arrange delivery or pickup.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lard J. Shannon Nave S. H. Elwell Yeddo Holland Voliva Emma Bilsland Everly Salee Secretary of State Benjamin Spence John H. Spence Spence People’s Paper Mr. Spence Old Town J. T. Prather Q.d McMahon’s Ind Paul Board Rockville Ruth Remster Rockville State Sanitarium Win. Remster Thomas Orr Wichita Kans EW. Shrevicel Men’s Brotherhood M. E. Church Alonzo Lewsader Lura Spinning Sam Simms Lafayette Methodist Church Notes
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