Veedersburg News Highlights From Local Clubs and Town Events
The Boys Boosters of Methodist Sunday School hosted a social after the meeting with about sixteen attendees. A Perrysville trip featured basketball and socializing with several locals accompanying the team. Charles Grigson bought the Sam Largent blacksmith shop in Hillsboro and placed Frank Hriekeen in charge. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Bert Nehemiah died after a brief illness. Miss Gleena Ratcliff hosted the Thimbles club for a lively evening of fancy work and socializing. Veedersburg high school teams lost a doubleheader in Perrysville with the girls falling and the boys losing 31 to 14.
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Charles Grigson
Sam Largent
Hillisboro
Grigson
Frank Hriekeen
Bert
Nehemiah
Charles Howard
Rockfield Cemetery
Gleena Ratcliff
Thimbls Club
North Man Street
Danity
Juanita Morgan
Lela Oxborn
Ethel Coats
Judith Glasever
Hlazel Parrell
Lethe Kerr
Elizabeth Boggs
Hagel Paroch
City High School
Perrys~ville
Perrysville
Toea
Gam
Veedersburg
Ward Vote Totals Reported Across Three Districts
The Vote First Ward 95 to 84 second ward 95 to 102 third ward 103 to 137 total 293 to 323. A grand total of 616 votes cast.
Quick Rebuff Sparks Familiars in New York Globe Piece
A brief quarrel overheard in the New York Globe features a father threatening to disown his daughter if she marries the suitor. The suitor replies that such a match would ruin his social circle's perception.
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Pater
New York Globe
Saloon licenses granted at Attica and notices to debtors
Joseph Weinman Henry Quinn Paul Moore Charles Pear Hugh Sheridan Anton Senomid and W P Lippold were granted saloon licenses at Attica. All parties Lam indebted to will please call and present statement A Lach
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Joseph Weinman
Henry Quinn Paul Moore
Charles Pear
Hugh Sheridan
Anton Senomid
W.P Lippold
Attica
Lam
Wil
Welcome to Our Store Covington Area Announcement
A store invites residents of Covington and surrounding territory to visit and meet staff. The message promises future announcements and emphasizes friendly customer service and a welcoming tone.
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Covington
Five Dollar Earnings Offer from Covington Republican
A countywide appeal invites women to earn five dollars or more easily. Call the Covington Republican office or write for details on how to proceed.
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The
Covington
Bargain Rack Teems With Ladies and Men's Wear Finds
A rummage sale offers a broad spread of clothing and fabrics. Embroidered line pieces and ladies laundry items priced from 5c to 95c. wool dress goods 33c. dress corduroy 63c per yard. suits and overcoats from 1.69 to 1.95. men and boys shoes 95c. hats 1.00. shirts 29c. union suits 63c. corsets 98c. lace caps 29c. boudoir caps 8c. scarfs 29c. Multiple lots include children’s wear and 41 pairs of footwear.
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Bradley
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Pecrvavilla
Fred WW. Sehrades
Misees Zala Brown
Edith Gresemire
Nellie Young
Cisila Citeman
Dols Boggs
Grace Jackson
Jean Jackson
Marie
Rinn’s Grocery
Indiana
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Francisco Chronicla
A. Lach
Supevision
Mortar Bank
Federal Reserve Act
Beautie Tits Pert
Federsal Reserve Bank of
United States
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
W. W. Layton, Pres
Fletcher
J. Frank McDermond
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