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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
3
Ciint DeWitt of the John Martin farm near Newtown lost a horse to a lightning strike during a rainstorm last Pendry afternoon. Another horse was seriously injured in the same incident.
Jack Carroll and James Stinr pleaded guilty in the district court to robbery. Judge Winbrough sentenced them to two to fourteen weeks at Chester Penitentiary for attacking Dennis Morphy of Covington after the robbery on the west side.
Liberty and Washington townships in Warren county hold joint commencement at Elm Grove Church this Saturday evening at 7 o clock. Twelve graduates, six from each township, will speak before Harry Evans, superintendent of the West Lebicion school, delivers the class address.
Miss Sylvia Peterson daughter of P A Peterson of near Bostwell wed Clarence Norquest son of Olof Norquest of Williamsport last Thursday at the bride’s parents home. Rev William Wilmer of Williamsport performed the ceremony. Both bride and groom are esteemed young people with many friends who wish them happiness.
Wilton Velvet Rugs and colored silk umbrellas featured in a Saturday sale ad. Velvet rugs priced with availability noted by The Leader, with umbrellas listed at 81.74. Shop details and timings implied by the ad.
Edward Hanes and wife, traveling from Lafayette, faced a strong gust near Odell. The buggy was hurled against a fence after the horse was detached, breaking the fence. A large barn door was blown into a neighbor’s yard, and fences and fruit trees suffered damage.
Hugh Hodgkin narrowly escaped harm when a wardrobe portion collapsed onto him as he sat on a folding bed last Wednesday night. Mrs. Hodgkin woke others in the house and, though briefly strained, he recovered. the near-miss prompts a rethink on sleeping arrangements.
A Sunday morning schedule offers trips both east to Indianapolis at 8:14 a.m. and west to Champaign at 9:46 a.m. Passengers may choose their preferred destination for a pleasant outing.
The church invites the public to attend Sunday services highlighted by a special sermon for children and a choir sing along. The annual Children’s Day program features a planned exercises and an interesting program prepared by the organizing committee.
Our store presents new field clothing made to order for customers. The message emphasizes custom fabrication and direct service from J. Tob's Stores.
Solomon Hirsch of Attica died at his daughter Mrs Heine Werns home in Lafayette last Thursday morning after months of kidney trouble. He had been treated at Herne Hospital in Lafayette for about two weeks before returning to his daughters home.
Edward Doesutters barn eight miles east of Attica in Davis township was hit by lightning last Friday afternoon. The strike damaged the roof and loft boards but no hay was in the mow, likely preventing a fire.
J L Peters stocks the season’s top summer footwear. The shop highlights comfort and style with a wide range of sandals, sneakers, and casual shoes available for men and women.
Clerk Bryant records new licenses including Henry Gott with Hollis M Odeneal Myron E Gardner with Euelah Hendrix James W Ratcliff with Mary F Fruits Samuel E Snoddy with Leona Vanicker L Porter Marshall with Dayne Cox Harry H Hays with Lara P Minor Lewis M Mahoney with Jemi ma Marlowe and John LaTourette with Bertha Louise Bergdahl.
In Veedersburg Rev. O P Warren joined Miss Beulah Hendricks and Myron Gardner in marriage at his residence Tuesday evening. The ceremony was private with a few friends present and both families of high standing praised by the community. White attire andReferencing local shop promotion from The Leader ends the note.
Irene O Ensiminger files for divorce from Ora S Ensminger. G Clinton Butler seeks venue change from Warren County. Jo Wesley Whicker sues John McBride. Door Barch sues Benjamin I Drea for debt.
Sabbath morning service at 030. All invited. Preaching at the WHO. Civilian protection day observance Sunday evening. Real Church Sabbath afternoon at 2 50. Preaching noted.
While working Monday afternoon on a new barn roof near the city, Joan Glascock fell about twenty four feet into the yard after a plank gave way, striking his head and shoulders and losing consciousness. Charles Dochterman escaped by hanging to the sheeting. Glascock recovered after hours of confusion and is now at home.
Veedersburg witnessed the marriage of Toyne Cox and Porter Marsh to Marshall Cox in the bride’s home Monday at 7 p.m. Rev. M. K. Richardson officiated. The bride is a noted local teacher who served at Sterling graded school last winter. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Marshall, is part of Fountain County’s prominent legal circle and has worked as an operator for the T S T and Western railroad in Veedersburg for years.
A renowned baseball expert returning from Japan says the Japanese are skilled players with strong fielding and batting. He notes Japanese teachers educated in American universities helped introduce the game and that crowds of 10,000 have attended games in Tokyo. Green's Japs will play Covington at the fair grounds on June 23.
Fragmentary OCR mentions buying and a store name but provides no clear event, dates, or identifiable entities to confirm a coherent news item.
John Alexander Dowie, founder of Zion City and early apostle of the Christian Catholic church, testifies in Chicago in a trial over who owns Zion City. Despite a wasting illness he recounts his life and the rise of the city, glancing at Wilbur Glenn Vo ti va as he is wheeled back to his carriage after testimony.
The notice states no items for auction or job postings are requested and rejects any size requirements for men or boys. No further details are provided.
Miss Bertha Bergdahl and John LaTourette married at the bride’s home on Fourth Street with Rev. J T Orton officiating. The couple, members of the Presbyterian church, honeymoon in Chicago after a dinner for forty guests. They will reside on East Washington street after July 1. Guests from Chicago Crawfordsville and Sheridan attended. The Republican offers congratulations.
To be pleased with a suit of clothing buy at Loeb's stores and you will have the correct thing at reliable prices.
Report on High School Commencement failed to include Miss Alma Patton in the graduates list. She completed the course a half year early by special work and made an excellent academic record.
Sunday wedding of Samuel K Snoddy and Leona Vanicka took place at Mrs Sasam Snoddy’s Third Street home with pastor Ray J L Pelwer officiating. Guests included Mr and Mrs J M Conover, Mr and Mrs Mofford Conover, Mr and Mrs Samuel Rhodes, Rev and Mrs Palmer, Miss Lorhe Rhodes, and Miss Mary Fisher.
Mrs James T Beil born Julia Louise Davenport in New Jersey and died in Posey county Indiana after a stroke. She married James T Gell in 1865 and had six children. She united with the Christian church early and was active in the community and Eastern Star. Funeral was at the Bell home with burial in Mt Hope cemetery.
The region’s fruit farms announce seasonal berry sales starting now with a focus on fresh, local selections for buyers seeking peak ripeness and farm direct pricing. Some growers offer pickup and limited quantities.
Fragmentary notes describe Charley Raniz selling a wool clip from 52 head of sheep to M. Borzog. The writer questions whether this is a record and suggests possible doubt about accuracy or preservation of details.
The city council discussed bridge and land assessments, deferred certain estimates from engineer Sadler, and approved routine charges. A new School Trustee was elected Jason M. Martin by unanimous vote. William Bisland received a fifty year sewer franchise offer, later laid over for further review. City Attorney Ay n Livengood resigned effective July 5, O. B. Ratcliff slated as successor. Salaries for officials set, paving Fourth Street rescinded, adjournment follows.
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