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Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1920

Page

6

Twin boys welcomed by Ayresworth couple

Mr and Mrs J Roy Guy of Ayresworth rejoice over the arrival of twin boys at their home Saturday morning. Roy once lived in Covington and friends extend congratulations on the new brothers.

J. Roy Guy Ayressworth Roy Covington

Missing Persons Traced By Salvation Army In March

The Salvation Army department located 33 missing persons in March, a record for their bureau. The War Cry publishes requests and headquarters share data with districts worldwide. The American branch handles over 8,000 cases annually while London reports thousands. The bureau assists with health, finances, reconciliation, and even money transfers, all without charge beyond printing costs. A $10 million Home Service appeal will be made May 10 to 20 to fund future efforts.

New York Thrty Department of Investigation and Inquiry Salvation Army Jhis Orguh International Department London General Home Service Fund Army

Indiana Universitys Oldest Living Alumnus

John Maxwell Cowan born December 6 1821 in Indianapolis is the oldest living alumnus of Indiana University. He graduated in 1845 and now lives in Springfield Missouri at age 98 with good health aside from impaired sight.

Indiana University John Maxwell Cowan Springfield State Institution Indianapolis Cowan Capitol City Mr. Cowan

Salvation Army Adds Business Methods, Expands Reach

The Army adopts more business-like tactics to strengthen community ties and extend its work. Theodore Roosevelt cites its value as a social asset and recognizes its growing recognition. Economy of effort and personnel underpins its expanded mission.

Theodore Roosevelt Salvation Army

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