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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1906
Page
8
A committee on invitation extends a cordial invitation to patriotic and fraternal orders in Covington and Fremont Post No. 4 G A R to take part in the Memorial Day exercises on May 30 1906. Signed by W W Evans A N Clark E M Boord I A Harvey.
Several thousand Knights of Pythias members gathered in Indianapolis to lay the cornerstone of a twelve story office building and castle hall on Pennsylvania Street and Massachusetts Avenue. The $450000 structure will be the order’s finest property, with Governor Hanly, Mayor Bookwalter, Congressman James E. Watson, and others participating. A Dennison House reception preceded a 4000 to 5000 strong parade in the afternoon.
Glenn Twiddy celebrated his thirteenth birthday Wednesday evening with about twenty friends. Thomas Walsh, a Singer and Wheeler & Wilson salesman, has been in Danville several days the past week handling company interests and proving a capable businessman.
The Danville area notes show June graduates from the 1st class Alma Patton and Zod class Mary Graham Edna Costing Francis Blakely Lena Cade Lucile Harlowe Ferrell Williams Dorothy Ellis Clinton Miles Clifford Board Madge Cadwallader. Students prep an Elizabethan style play May 38. Rev J T Orton active on the H S courts and Botany field trips noted.
Benton county readers see strong charges against Judge Rabb and aides over attendance payments and court terms. The Benton County Review claims $70 paid per person for 35 days of court attendance amid long gaps and calls for removal from the appellate bench. It asserts substantial taxpayer losses and criticizes a pattern of waste and mismanagement in the court system.
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