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Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1901

Page

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Leader Notes on Attica City Life and Nearby Commerce

A mosaic of short items from Attica and nearby towns lists local appearances and visits. Maude Baker and Miss Coffaen travel to Danville, Perry Lindley and Elmer Lindley visit from Cates, Miss Alma Board in Greencastle, and Mrs. Grace Torris returning from New York. Shops advertise Loeb’s and Loeb’s Wright & Gee discounts, Tinsley’s lawn mowers, and Monarch shirts. Local business, social, and transportation updates fill the column.

Grace Torris New York E. H. Nebeker Mr. Torris

Dedication of New Presbyterian Church in Covington

The 1801 dedication of Covington's Gothic Presbyterian church drew a large crowd with a debt-freedom offering surpassing goals. Rev. Dr. Willis G. Craig delivered a revered sermon, while musical performances by Mrs. Nave, Mrs. Martin, and Attica singers highlighted the day. The building, opened in 1801, features rock-faced brick walls, art glass windows, a gold oak pulpit, and frescoes. The project leader Rev Clarence E. Fowler and supporters, including C. M. McCabe and A. T. Livengood, are praised for guiding the effort to completion.

New Presbyterian Church Jesus Christ Presbyterian Church Craig McCormick Theological Seminary of Chicago Solomon’s Temple Attica Graig

A Pretty Wedding At St Josephs Church In This City

William Schma and Miss Lizzie Miller wed at St Josephs Church in this city. The ceremony featured a High Mass and a gathered audience, with reception at the bride's home and a short honeymoon trip to Buffalo before returning home.

William Schma Lizzie Miller Resn Lizzie Miller John Miller Father Tremmel

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Allens Det. Ciger Loet’s Hensleman Maude Baker Danville Coffaen Mayor Reed Emma Cowan Monarch Theaole Mrs. Stewart Mrs Geo. Snapp Loeb’s Stores Mildred Dennis Tina Crawford Brazil Stanhope C. H. Tinsley Borge Feuerstein Wright Block Marx Herzog Hillsboro Will Reeves Perry Lindley and Elmer Lindley Cates Carrie Boyd Guy Hart Crawfordsville Loeb’s C. M. McCabe C. M. Coffing’s Ada Bostic Roachdale Miga Avelyne Livengood J. Ludlow Veedersburg Loob Atoree Harry Board Epworth League Wright & Gee Romley Threshing McBroom Bros Ind George Kerr Indianapolis George W. Crane North 4Th Street Covington Hiram James Harry Clawson Alma Greencastle Elizabeth Mathews Tom Hemphill Arth DeHaven Cayuga Ida Crane Hallie Pettit Pennsylvania James Ousley Samuel Finney, Sr Judge Thomas Maple City Geo. W. Boyd West Liberty Street Oo. M. Coffing Iti Algo C. H. Tinaley Robert L. Baily Sterling Mr. Baily Rev Bolton Flotow Holy Jesus Nave Martin Willis G Dows Fountain County E. A. Hovey Wabash College James Long Janies McLane Mclane John M. Bishop J. M. Bolten Fred R. Rosebro Hishop Rosebro D. R. Burr Clarence E. Fowler Chas. McCabe W. E. Livengood A. T. Livengood C. N. Barter J. M. Martin H. C. Yount Kranel Tee Fred B. Wilson E. Livengood E. Fowler N. Harter The Equity Farm Wabash, Ind Wabash Covington and Vicinity Loeb’s Storeo Jefferson and Fifth Street C. E. Fowler Clarence Everett Fowler St. Joseph's Church This City Buffalo Ter Pauline Miller John Muller, Jr Mias Jeniyeye Ulaster Touch Ingly Lfomer Clawson Lee Harter Will Wilber Miles Miss Barnhart Council Covington & Southern Awares
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