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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1920

Page

3

Local Social Notes From Cates Area

Eston Cory and children and Abbie Abernathy spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trobaugh of Veedersburg. Helen Meade, a Covington high school student, spent the weekend with home folks. Mrs. Anna Barker visits her daughter Mrs. Joe Starkey this week. Mrs. E. F. Pavey called on her mother Mrs. Clayton Witsman Tuesday. Miss Reba Lindley spent Sunday with Nicola Cates. Ladies Aid met at Mrs. E. E. Meade’s and made comforts for Mrs. Joe Starkey. Myrtle Lewis visited Mrs. Joe Bodine Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gates moved to their town property last week. Vivian Allen and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Allen visit relatives in Danville. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gunkle spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Milo Holyeross. Eston Starkey of Lafayette spent the weekend with home folks. Benjamin Renick and Mrs. Cecil Booe spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fern Renick. Edith Wood of Hillsboro visited Icel Cory part of last week. Paris Poole of Cooper Chapel was in town Saturday. Lavina Lindley of Indianapolis visited relatives in and around his place last week. Elsie Cory of Yeddo spent the. Edith Wood and Icel Cory and Archie McMahon attended the box supper at Silver Island Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Omer Shoaf called on Mr. and Mrs. William Gritten Thursday. Mrs. Harry Starkey returned home Sunday after visiting her parents at Tangier. Mrs. Dora Barker and sons spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Barker. William Woodrow returned home Thursday night from Louisville Kentucky.

Edith Wood Hillsboro Icel Cory Paris Poole Cooper Chapel

Local notes from Perrysville and surrounding area

Moody of Detroit and Rev Walker with wife of Danville visited Lewis Watt. Don Lewin called relatives. Jack Patterson of Danville visited John Lewin. George Frock of Vermilion Heights visited Bert Johnson. Mrs Moody of Clinton stayed with relatives. Ed Mack of Chicago visited relatives. Mrs Minerva Morris returned to vote and pack belongings while staying with Veedersburg relatives. Bert Black of Danville visited relatives. Danville shoppers included Mrs Hain and Mrs Pfinger with daughter Mary. Cleve Hannah and son of Cates visited. Frank Coffing and family of Danville were here. Q A Myers Shire and Dr Johnson fished in the Wabash. few catches. Mrs Sarah Jester went to Danville for several days.

Robert Moody Clinton Ed. Mack Chicago Minerva Morris Veedersburg Bert Black Danville

Red Cross Outlines 1920 21 War on Disease Plan

The American Red Cross announces a relief budget of 48.2 million dollars for fiscal year 1920 21, down 21 million from 1919 20. Foreign relief tops the list with 31.5 million including 11 million in supplies on hand. Domestic programs total 16.7 million with 7.8 million for civilian relief and 5 million held in reserve for disasters. Administration drops to 1.8 million.

American Red Cross Washington Europe Red Cross United States The United States Health Service

Local Notes from Gessie and Vicinity

P M Switzer of Illinois visited friends near Gessie and left for home Monday. Clyde Groves, under medical care, entered hospital Saturday. Neighbors from near Gessie visited George Beckett near State Line Sunday. Fred Walter family and Gus Knoth wife left for Florida for winter. Ed Saltsgaver sold property in Danville and moved back to the Gessie area. Wm Smith of Foster was in Gessie Friday.

P. M. Switzer Illinois W. L. Switzer Gessie George Beckett State Line Fred Walter Gus Knoth Florida Mr. Knoth Ed. Saltsgaver Danville Wm. Smith Foster

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