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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1913
Page
8
The Indiana case of Mattie Smith vs Marion Allendoff on a paternity charge, appealed to the circuit court, was heard Friday but a compromise led to dismissal. The plaintiff reportedly received $300 while the defendant agreed to cover all court costs and attorneys fees.
The Gentry Cheney family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of their child and for floral contributions. The Library committee chose John B. Martin lots at Fifth and Crockett for a new Carnegie Library citing central location and favorable price after reviewing many options. Citizens praise the committee’s decision and the project moves forward.
Mark O Smith of Attica R F D 4 offers a choice lot of Yellow Dent and Laming seed corn at a reasonable price. Contact at the rural route to arrange purchase and pickup.
Indian republicans announce plans for a straight Republican paper to be titled the Indiana State Journal. It will be printed initially at the Muncie Evening Press where Lockwood serves as editor and publisher. Republicans seek a firm organ led by him to advance their cause.
John Robert Gentry Jr. was born November 17 1912 in Attica Indiana to Mr and Mrs John R Gentry. He died May 3 1913 at five months two weeks and two days. The family mourns the loss as a springtime flower gathered by the wayside. Doris B Merry man signs the notice.
Jacob Raffe declares he will not be responsible for any debts his wife Nancy E Huff may incur after she left their home. The Fountain Circuit Court aided the property settlement between them. This public notice states the division and future non-responsibility for liabilities.
Mahala Ann Townsley born near Tatwell Tennessee October 25 1830 died April 23 1913 at age 84 after a life marked by family devotion and long illness She married Campbell Brummett in her seventeenth year and moved through Kentucky Ohio to Indiana in 1852 Survived by seven children Nancy E William A Edward C and a grandson C Orlando She joined the Plumb Street ME church in Cincinnati at age eight and remained active in Christian work including the West Liberty congregation See E M Board for monuments, He can save you money.
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