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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1919
Page
7
Warren County notes detail a busy Attica area with church mortgage burning planned, farm purchases by D B Thornton and Wallsee Haworth, several weddings including Roy Williams and Helen Strader, and various visits. Charles Haller dies, private funeral held. buttons include Scout programs and a diverse roster of residents visiting relatives and traveling to Chicago, Indianapolis, and Lake Webster.
Miss Nell Harris of Billsboro and Carroll Wallace of Veedersburg wed Wednesday night in a ceremony conducted by Rev. H. A. Devis. The couple stayed in Crawfordsville then returned home Thursday. The bride, youngest daughter of Mrs. A. Z. Harris, is a former Hillsboro teacher. the groom, a Veedersburg High School graduate, worked at Dodson Grocery and served in the U. S. S. T. C. at Wabash. In other news, Verlin Ellis’s auto collided with a horse-drawn buggy driven by Frazier Hesler during a storm. both vehicles were damaged but occupants unhurt. Funeral announced for Nettie Bever, 59, longtime Hillsboro resident. services at her daughter’s home and burial in Wayne town Masonic cemetery. Family gathering at William Snyder’s home draws fifty-four relatives. Maurice Williams, discharged Navy yeoman, arrives for leave and plans civilian work in Philadelphia.
Inez Elberson was a weekend visitor. Chas Cechran and daughter Virginia returned home after visiting relatives. W J Snoddy stopped in Danville. Chas Donaldson hosts two grandsons from Illinois. Dorris Bryant took nephew Robert F Bryant to Danville for throat surgery. sixth operation for the patient. M J Rudy is home from Indianapolis hospital in critical condition. A Perry Woodram child drank carbolic acid and is serious. Mr and Mrs John Barnes of New York City attended a funeral and returned home. O P Layman did business in Danville. Mrs Lewis Watt and son Lewis with Blanche Marshal visited Lasse Denlan. Mrs Ray Rabb and daughters returned from extended visit in Catlin. Mrs J E Doneldson weekend visitor in Danville. Mrs Olmstead of Newcastle and Mrs Jewett of Terre Haute visited for Woman's Home Missionary Society event at Mrs A L Smith’s home. Dorothy Caywood of Terre Haute visiting her mother. Mrs Don Kiser home after visiting Roscoe Moody and wife. Mrs Wm Morgan hosted a gathering for Jesse Whyde, a returned soldier.
Municipal notice forbids dogs on Covington streets after July 15 with muzzles and bans female dogs running at large. City Marshal Allen Noble warns enforcement and fault for dog killings rests on owners. In Fountain Circuit Court April term 1919 D M Messmore as administrator files final settlement for the estate of Ethel B Kelloge deceased, with heirs required to appear and prove heirship, as creditors and heirs are summoned. The notice includes a medicinal ad for a remedy.
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