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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
3
Long list of residents visiting relatives, hosting guests, and attending events around Osage. Social rounds include church gatherings, birthday dinners, and a Children’s Day program. Multiple mentions of trips to Danville, Veedersburg, Attica, and Silverwood.
Local notes show several visitors and day trips with names and hometowns including Dr Carter from Newtown, Wilbur Campbell in Kokomo rides, Letie Jones in Caampaign, Albert Galloway in Newtown, Oy Babb in Covington, Doggett of Danville, Glen Sinsmora from Mellott, Wil Colvert from Attica, A G Walton in Eedersburg, Glen Morgan in Covington, John Meeker from Veedersburg, John Fix from Attica, and Marie Sutton in Veedersburg.
Veedersburg social and church notes recount a Euchre party hosted by Berle Glover and wife on Seventh Street with guests Mack Irvin and Miss Rachel Quigele. Reports include Mrs. Lincoln Crown’s eye surgery in Crawfordsville, Clyde Young’s hand injury at Veedersburg Power plant, and a Faith Church Sunday marking the fiftieth anniversary of dedication. Baseball fans saw Covington visit for a well attended game.
A fragmented notice lists wealth and marriage proposals from Relable Club in Oakland and a property sale near Springfield Wisconsin. It mentions best prices paid for marriages, notices from Mrs Wrubel, and acreage pricing around 172 dollars per acre with easy terms.
Poco er poses in a county league series with Covngton star scoring one point and a late two bagger as the visitors edge the home team 2 to 1. Hubitea aims to regain honor in a Sunday rematch in the county seat amid local sports chatter and charitable quotes from J N Street.
A boy Tim recounts his ordeal during a home accident that kept him isolated in a rocked and lonely house. He admits fear at first but says by this afternoon sleep dulled the fear, leaving him sleepy rather than frightened.
A fragment notes a 5 cent bundle and a Republican office reference. The readable text suggests a small archival notice or sale note related to old newspapers or papers for sale. No further details on date or location are available from the fragment.
A 160 acre improved farm owned by M. Tinis sits 2 miles from town along the Great Northern Railway in Wilkip County. The land features deep black loam soil with clay subsoil and nearly all cultivated except for a small pasture. Every field shows good condition.
Addressed to Brothers Varcebare in Kentucky, the fragment notes a receipt or posting from Loenst and Cosstnut. OCR text is garbled but shows names and a local address context. The readable portion references a mailing or posting event in a Kentucky locale.
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