Corner Stone Laying Arrangements For Covington High
Knights of Pythias complete plans for June 26 ceremony at Covington High School as foundation delays push events to a shaped site. Grand Lodge officers cannot attend. deputies will conduct ritual with Thomas McGeorge, Earl Romine, Rev Daugherty, Roy Thompson, Frank Hull, D W Spence, and Charles Bergdahl. Public invited. parade from Tidal Lodge No 36 to school grounds with band and local companies. Program includes ritual, choir, reading of list, corner stone laying, music, address by W E Livengood, and benediction by Rev H K Fox.
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Covington High School
Order of Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge of
State of
Indiana
Will P. Hart
Anna M. Brown
Thomas H. McGeorge
Earl Rominle
Daugherty
Roy Thompson
Frank Hull
D. W. Spence
Charles Bergdahl
Castle Hall
Tidal Lodge No
Lodge Hall
Third Street
Washington Street
Fourth Street
Pearl Street
Marshall
Coyington Co
Uniform Bank
Veedersburg Company
Attica
High School Glee Club
Matinee Musicale
W. E. Livengood
H. K. Fox
The Look Out and Two Fine Pictures At The Theaterium
At The Theaterium Friday night The Look Out and The Miner and Camilla played. Saturday night Two Fine Pictures and The Way of the World screened. Monday night Frankenstein from Mrs Shelley’s Famous Story and The Sacred Turquoise of the Zuni shown. Mrs Wilcox and daughter of Champaign Illinois attended the Douglass reception and Field shower.
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the Miner
Camilla
Frankenstein
Mrs. Shelley
Letter List for Week Ending June 22 1910
The list shows letters for the week ending June 22 1910. Recipients include Frank Cowiey W. and Haven, Mrs Kate Gakand, Mr. Robinson Treasurery, Mrs Edma Verishier. Add note to say advertised when calling for these letters. F W Boyd P M
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Frank Cowiey
W. M. Haven
Kate Gakand
Robinson
Edma Verishier
F. W. Boyd
P.M
First Church notices and a prison transfer
The item notes a June 19 1910 church schedule with Sunday School at 10 a m and services by Eid Watkine at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. A Thursday prayer service is listed for 7 30 p m. It also reports Charles Phillips of Attica convicted of sodomy and sent to the Jeffersonville Reformatory on Wednesday.
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Eid. Watkine
Charles Phillips
Attica
Jeffersonville
Miracles and Virtue Themes At First Presbyterian Church
The church announces sermon topics for evening service with themes The Place of Miracles in Modern Thought and A Princely Virtue. A Chicago News commentary questions cigarette users' awareness of harm.
Covington Fair Entry List Tops 138 Horses
The Covington Fair Association reports 138 entries on the first closing date with stalls from Henry Messmore in Los Angeles Frank Macoun in Fresno Walter Garrison Roads Town New Jersey and others. Representing 22 states with three more dates, the final class race closes September 12 and the total may surpass 200, a record for a county fair.
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Covington Fair Association
Henry Messmore
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank Macoun
Fresno
Walter S. Garrison
Roadstown
N. J
Hi. Cannon
Florence S. C
C. C. Huddleston
Hillsboro
Texas
Lexington
The Trophy Exhibit Arrives at C. F. Lowe & Son
The Kellogg Corn Flake Co. prize ear of corn and trophy won by Fred C. Palin of this county will be on display at C. F. Lowe & Son's grocer in this city today and tomorrow along with a demonstrator. The ad inviting observers appears elsewhere in the paper.
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Kellogg Corn Flake Co
Fred C. Palin
Palin
C. F. Lowe & Son
W. W. Kellogg
Omaha
Kellogg Toasted Corn Flake Co
Battle Creek
Mich
America
Newtown
Fountain County
Ind
Misses Dunlap and Glascock Set for Twelve Weeks in Europe
Misses Bess Dunlap and Verna Glascock depart Monday noon from Wabash to Detroit then Canadian Pacific to Montreal. They sail Thursday for Glasco to begin a twelve week tour of Europe, anticipating a fine trip. The Republican for news.
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Bess Dunlap
Verna Glascock
Wabash
Detroit
Canadian Pacific
Montreal
Glasco
Europe
Long Delayed Good Times for American Farmer
The farmer, once the least rewarded, now prospers in America. He buys half the nation’s automobiles and doubles returns for hogs. Prices for wheat corn eggs and milk rise as scientific agriculture expands earnings into the thousands of millions. Arthur Brisbane notes the dramatic income growth in recent years.
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America
Arthur Brisbane
Lights on Hand At Hotel Prompt Mockery
A Denver Post item recounts hotel lights being installed decoratively after a stock show. A hill resident compliments them and asks for more, prompting the head waiter to hint more will appear. The man stays, drinks, and leaves asking if the extras were free, receiving a courteous bow in reply.
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Denver Post
Old Southern Beauty and the Courtship Frenzy
The New York Press describes a bygone scene where a beautiful young woman, often 18, was courted by 12 to 20 suitors and some older widowers. Engagements were common but typically trivial, with the woman ultimately choosing a life partner after a long chase by persistent, youthful suitors.
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New York Press
What 18 Wanted Mother Role in Home Life
The piece argues the need for a strong home life taught by a real old fashioned mother to guide daughters toward contentment and married happiness. It notes restless youth seek change and questions whether maternal neglect influences a daughter's outlook and future.
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Republic
Albert J. Beveridge
Fles
Strength 35n Union and Boston Women Trade Bodies
In Boston women form a board of trade of their own. The International Federation of Business Women began in New York last September and the Women’s Trade Union League of New York led by Miss Mary Drier has shown the power of organized women workers. A Professional Woman’s League in New York has aided many women in that city.
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Boston
International Federation of Business Women
New York
Woman’s Trade Union League of
Mary Drier
The Pittsburg Cop
Reporters seeking a telegraph office in Pittsburg encounter a rubber coated, hooded policeman who admits he is new to the city and does not know where the telegraph office is. The anecdote reflects a humorous miscue cited by the Philadelphia Times.
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Seventh Avenue
Pittsburg
Telegraph Office
Philadelphia Times
Lunch counter chatter and a shorthand reporter
A man at a lunch counter seeks escape from talkers while another man, a shorthand reporter, says talking helps him work faster. The exchange ends with the reporter stating his profession.
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Scott
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