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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
2
The piece notes Wes Covingtons strong local baseball pride in Veedersburg and hints at ad advertising by Mr Kryan for wrape juice makers. It jokes about income tax and advertisers, mentions a van with posh fumes, and recalls Coal Creeks receipt of 15 000 bass fry from the state with a nod to Wabash fishermen.
The article lists numerous residents and visitors in Danville and surrounding areas across several days. Names include Miss Maude Cook Perrysville, Peter Coss Perrysville, Charles Sahavers and family Danville, James Sanders Perrysville, and many others visiting shops, attending church, or visiting relatives in Danville Covington Cayuga Perrysville Newport and nearby communities.
Stone Bluff area social notices list many residents visiting Osborns Prairie church, Covington and Veedersburg, with repeat trips and family updates. The record notes several in town Thursday through Sunday, including Irene Galloway and Miss Cecil Arnold, plus multiple Teacrs in Attica and Fountain.
Marshfield scene includes many residents visiting Saturday and Sunday from nearby towns. Notable attendees: Rev. I. C. McDaniel of Pine Village delivering services. Sunday school children performed a fine program. a large crowd at the Presbyterian church. Attendees at the Danville circus included Harles Talbert and families, Edith Rod erick, and several locals.
Transactions show several conveyances in Fountain County incl five percent mortgage loans and lots and acreages. Notable entries include Covington Pidiata I M Bauer to Elizabeth E K and multiple Little, Swaim, Reese, and Machledt deeds in Millcreek and Kingman townships with prices ranging from 1.00 to 3000 dollars.
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