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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1913
Page
1
William Jones Dies. Longtime Kent Republican Leader
William Jones aged about 76, a former State Line postmaster and long serving Kent township Republican, died at his home Tuesday morning from infirmities. He leaves a wife and two sons, Fred and Ervie, all of State Line. A Mason funeral will be held at the home Friday at 2 PM with interment in the Masonic cemetery near State Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
Kent Township
State Line
Fred
Ervie
Masonic Cemetery
Doings at Lodi Well Bring Resort Vision Forward
Charles H White and wife of Chicago visited Lodi on business tied to opening the artesian well and turning the site into a popular resort. White represents the Wm Lorimer Lumber Co of Chicago. The Safely estate buyers back the project to develop the mineral waters long known for curing ailments and elevate the Lodi spring into prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8. White
Chicago
Silverwood
Lodi
White
Wm Lorimer Lumber Co
M. D. Graham Dies After Brief Illness At Home
Milton Oliver Graham died of pneumonia at his home southeast of the city after a brief illness. Born May 22, 1831 in Graham creek Wabash township, he was 82 years 5 months and 21 days old. Survived by wife Mary Wilson and 9 children, funeral today at 10 from his residence with interment in Mt. Hope cemetery. He was a Republican, respected farmer and neighbor. The Lew Nebeker business rooms add brick and iron front improvements to the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Oliver Graham
M. O. Graham
Graham Creek
Wabash Township
Washington
Eliza Graham
Mary Wilson
Fox
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Will B Gray Seeks State Auditor Nomination
The home paper endorses Col Will B Gray for the 1914 Democratic State Auditor nomination. It lauds his seven years as Fountain County auditor, party loyalty, integrity and efficiency, and urges the state convention to place him on the state ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Col
Will B Gray
Fountain County
Townsley-Pavy wedding ties church pastor to widow
Rev. Wm. A. Pavy, pastor of the First Baptist church, and Mrs. Mary Greenwood Townsley wed in Indianapolis at 6:45 PM. The couple then traveled to Greensburg for breakfast, later returning to Greensburg and Burney before settling to homes in Greensburg or Pasadena as best suited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Pavy
First Baptist Church
Mary Greenwood Townsley
Severn Hotel
Indianapolis
E.G. Shouse
First Baptist Church of
Greencastle
Pavy Farm
Greensburg
Burney
Baptist Church
Cambridge City
William A. Pavy
Warsaw
Shelbyville
Pasadena
California
Cal
Investigators Probe Fire at Clint Royals Newtown Barn
The Newtown barn of Clint Royal burned last Monday night under mysterious circumstances. Three stallions in box stalls perished. a driving mare in a nearby stall was found loose in the barn lot after the fire. A local suspicion of incendiary causes grows as Mr. Royal questions how the mare escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Royal
Newtown
Mr. Royal
McAbees Celebrate With Grand State Officers Visit
The McAbee lodge in Covington plans a November 26 meeting at the K of P hall. Grand State officers will attend to present the banner for largest membership and best report. Twenty two members will be initiated and a Williamsport team will direct exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcabee Lodge
Williamsport
K. of P. Hall
McAbees
Covington
Pocketbook Insurance Is Cheap
Advertisements in this paper urge choosing advertised goods as the best and cheapest, promising immediate returns and cash profits for readers who buy from manufacturers and merchants promoting trusted, reliable items.
Thanksgiving clothing sale at The Leader store
The Leader offers a wide selection for the whole family including cloaks suits skirts furs overcoats and mens roughwear. Cooper Union suits for men and Athena Union suits for ladies advertised alongside shoes and rubbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Union
Athena Union
Obituary: Josephine Denman Dies After Cancer Battle
The Danville News obituary notes Covington Indiana native Josephine Denman born June 27, 1870 died November 13, 1918 at age 43. She was a nurse trained through correspondence, served local families, and leaves a sick mother and daughter Miss Isolee Denman in Chicago. The private funeral was led by Rev. H. K. Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Josephine Denman
Covington
Ind
Covington and Vicinity
New Overcoats At Low Prices At J Loebs Store
The advertisement touts the newest and best overcoats available at the lowest prices at J Loebs Store. It emphasizes value and selection for shoppers seeking outerwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Loeb's
Congressman's Flying Visit Sparks Local Postmaster Talk
Democratic Congressman Martin A. Morrison visited Covington and Danville supporters to discuss postmaster recommendations for the district. He said each applicant would receive fair consideration and named Geo. P. Schwin as a likely appointee, with Carter Dochterman defending estate tax collections and county valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis
Post Office
Morrison
Elmer Bowers
Danville
Covington
Ind
Charles A. Morrison
Congress
Ninth
Fletcher W. Boyd
Washington
Death of Aunt Jane Patton at 87 in Crawfordsville
Aunt Jane Patton born Martha Jane Bell died of paralysis at her son John W. Kirkpatrick's home in Crawfordsville. Interred in Hicks cemetery beside first husband William H. Kirkpatrick in Perrysville. Survived by one son and numerous nieces, with a life of kindness and church association from Baptist to Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Patton
Wm. Patton
Veedersburg
John W. Kirkpatrick
Crawfordsville
Covington
M. Board
Perrysville
Hicks
Wm. H. Kirkpatrick
Patton
J. R Dunlop
J. M. Adamson
Albert McNeill
John W
William Patton
van Buren Township
Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church
Post Office Notice For Rural Route Mail
All mail going out on the various rural routes of the city must be in the office by 8 o clock a m to insure delivery the same day. F W Boyd P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Boyd
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. D. Graham
Lew Nebeker
Townsley-Pavy
Pavy
J. L. Townsley
the Woman’s Club
Holland
Leader
Congressman
Martin A. Morrison
Frankfort
Attica
Court House
Geo. P. Schwin
John B. Schwin
The
Friend
Indiana
Charles H. Dochterman
Dochterman
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