Local residents noted in varied visits and events
Mr Beaucamp and J R Campqe were in town and Portland respectively on Monday. Several social calls and visits follow, including Miss Marty Kellogg becoming the Hello girl, and multiple trips to Indianapolis and Romne y. The Presbyterian and M E churches held services and baptisms, while the high school basketball team played Attica in Crawfordsville, losing 16 to 24. many local residents accompanied and supported the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Palin
Attica
Crawfordsville
Newtown Boys
Kon Frazee
Oveta Alvoit
Pearl Foster
Fern Mckinney
Inez Palin
J.C. McBride
Lewis Warren Samuel
Bank Statement for Citizens Bank Covington Indiana 1915
Report of the condition of Citizens Bank of Covington Indiana as of March 4 1915 lists Loans and Discounts Overdrafts Banking House Furniture and Fixtures Due from Banks and Trust Companies Cash on Hand and other totals. S P Gray cashier swears to accuracy before a notary on March 9 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Bank
Covington
Indiana
State of
Social Roundup From Coal Creek Dr Community Eventful Week
The page lists numerous local residents visiting, hosting, or traveling to Indianapolis Covington Kingman and Veedersburg. It notes a church meeting cancellation due to a preacher shortage and a village baseball game with girls defeating boys thirteen to eight. A barn frolic and a surprise birthday dinner are described with attendees named.
Community Notes From Danville And Vicinity
Carwile No 9 Ida Graham visited Danville Saturday and Sunday. Arthur Newkirk works for Chas Ramser. Reatha Donaldson stayed in Covington this week at Barton Brewer. Frank Bodine of Bismark Illinois spent Tuesday and Wednesday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. O Glover returned to Chicago after a visit with Mrs Elizabeth Glover. Ada ill. Mrs Beadle visited H L Heath. Mrs John Graham's mother is better. Audra Bodine visited Will Richardson family near Cates. Fred Holt works for Sherman Yerkes. Ladies Aid of U B church met Wednesday with Mrs Rathier. Temporary bridge built over Graham Creek. road now open. Many from the community attended tabernacle meetings in Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Menaugh
Newtown
Ellen McClare
Chas Shultz
Rovington
Will Link
C. BE. McQuig
Leroy Switch
Gorge Bennett
George Chamberlitn
Belle Royal
Walter Royal
C. E. McQuig
Indianapolis
Catherine McCvoy
Fionia Romine
Indianaplis Moadas
Romine
Ida Phelps
John Kerran
Romney
Kerrs
Congress of Missions of the Presbyterian Church
I. K. Heart
3.C. ‘Saylor
Chicago
S. T. Qela
Taylor
Merc
Julia Cark
Esdames
Deliale
Louise
Danville
Izaas
Fred Royaly
I. L. Foxworthy
Mark Farr
Farr Hes
A. Rodgers
Ru‘3 McCulbach
Sliders
Mr. Rodgers
Dr. Coggins
J. M. Coggins
John Reed
Alfred Jones
Mary Cheanowith
Ruth Coggins
J. M. Davis
A. P.buarnsides
A.S. Kellar
Martin
Covington
Flaud Lindley
Krogman
Sam Yerkes
M. W. Snoddy
H. M. Saioddy
Daisy Merriman
Leone Martin
Emma Lewis
Ferne and
Maude Richardson
Dr. Rateliff
Kingman
Oscar Flowers
Manley Richardson
Fred
Czar Briner
Veedersburg
Blanch Walters
Cates
Q. M. Snoddy
Milton Whale
Frank Bodine
Bismark
Ill
O. Glover
Elizabeth Glover
Beadle
Ada
H. L. Heath
John Graham
Audra Bodine
Will Richardson
Fred Holt
Sherman Yerkes
Legislature Proposes Tax Changes and City School Power Shifts
The front page lists Senate and House bills affecting townships and cities including raising real estate tax limits for trustees, allowing tax levies for township trustee salaries, and authorizing a Fort Wayne coliseum. Other items include school board abolition allowances for small towns, entomologist appointments, service of process on out of state receivers, real estate deductions for banks, and joint high school district establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deck
Davis
Lake
Fort Wayne
Houseill
Morris
Dunmire
Sure
Mother Gray’s Powders for Children Cure and Relief
Advertisement notes Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children cure feverishness headache stomach troubles teething disorders and destroy worms. Sold by all apothecaries 25 cents. Sample mailed free. Address Alena Olmeted LeRoy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alena
Olmeted
LeRoy
N. Y
Covington Remembrance and Local Notes From 1898
Died at her home in Covington Harriet Kessinger aged 64 11 months 14 days of heart failure and asthma. George Meitzler plans a trip through the National Yellowstone park with a large Salmon City party. Clyde Board walks with a limp after stepping on a nail. Perrysville seeks a free Wabash bridge with 70 signers. Dr Towey opens a budding Covington practice. Kingman Journal rebukes Ku Klux rhetoric as prejudice shows. The piece condemns racial intolerance and calls for equal rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Kessinger
George Meitzler
National Yellowstone Park
Perrysville
Wabash
Kingman Journal
Jounal
Grand Old Fountain County
Danville Boundary Change Delayed to June Session
Danville county board of supervisors postponed a local option election on changing city boundary lines to align with town limits. The dispute ties into the wet and dry fight, with the issue laid over until the June session to allow further consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Supervisors
Danville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bohland Grocery
Beaucamp
J. R.campqe
Portland
Miss Marty Kellogg
Hello
Will Watts
G. F. Rostock
McCormick Seminary
Presbyterian Church
Charline MccClure
Pauline Kiffle
J. H Stahl and
Family
Eva Frazee
Chas. McKinney
Fern
Eseck Seeley
R Friday
Caas, Shultz and Family of
Veederburg
Link and Family
Dan Westfall
M. E
Hulda
Agatha Palin
Leona Sinitz
Allen Randolph
J. C. McBride
Dan C. Reep
Worth Reep
S. P. Gray
Jons LaTourrette
Resources
Total
C. W. Dice
Maal Rh
Fkenne
Dasy Murriman
Goldie Myers
Grace Richardson
May Richardson
Hand Lindley
Gilbert Sowars
Dewey Woodrow
Caal
Martin Keller
Fred Richardson
van Davis
Harry Snoddy
Albert Suiters
Oscar Richardson
Isaac Richardson
Mr. Richardson
Mr Bride
Mary Chenowich
Car Klier
Manford Richardson
Daisy
Merriman
Emme Lewis
Wm. Cadman
Robert Paechal
Edith
Van
Zene Geneveve
Helen
Ruth You
Carwile No
Ida Graham
Arthur Newkirk
Chas
Ramser
Reatha Donaldson
Barton Brewer’s
Ladies Air of
The
U. B
Chas Rathier
Graham Creek
Tabernacle
Senate
Culbertson
Summers
Bank
McCormick
Clyde Board
West Side Square
Stone Bluff
Jehu D. Martin Cor
Eighth and
Pearl Streets
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