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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1919
Page
4
Two women, Mery Law and Helen Smith claiming Venice 1 as their home, wore mixed attire and were found fortune telling. After a police conference the chief probation officer ordered them to leave town, a move described as preventing wrongdoing and escapes. The Law girl says Romany gypsy descent while the pair deny fixed residences.
Ransom Lewis, a tensorial artist described as the crack rifle shot of eastern Llireis, cracked a large barber shop mirror when a rifle discharged while he removed shells. The accident happened Wednesday, narrowly missing barbers and customers.
Sermon subjects Sunday include The Reward of the Faithful in the morning and A Good Work in the evening at the Presbyterian Church. The First National Bank runs a new ad this week. Power house stack work with a six point lightning rod was completed Tuesday. Allen Coffing from Cincinnati and family visit Mrs. Louisa Coffing and relatives. John Wheatley visits from Danville. C and EI employees held a big picnic at Douglass park. The Heart of Humanity at Lyric is showing Tuesday and Wednesday. Subscribe to the Republican.
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