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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1923
Page
4
The notice records that the item is entered as second class matter at the Covington Indiana post office, indicating mailing status and classification for publication.
Elizabeth VanDorn daughter of Elihu and Dellah Jones born September 18 1835 in Dark County Ohio died October 12 1923 at age 88 after years of ill health. She married Jonathan Van Dorn October 18 1858 and lived on the farm where she died. Survived by five sons Morris Levi Manford Ora Harry two grandchildren two great grandchildren and extended family. Funeral services conducted by Rev Bleam at Veedersburg M E church burial at Mount Hope.
A memorial note recalls a beloved wife and mother, noting a voice that is stilled and a place that cannot be filled. It speaks of God recalling the boon of her love and asserts that while the body remains, the soul rests in Heaven.
Charles C Martin and Children express thanks to friends and neighbors for assistance during illness and after the death of his wife including those who sent flowers.
Mrs. Sam Adams visited in Danville with daughter Mrs. Pearly Lang on Tuesday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Homer Pearson of Yeddo and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pavey of Cates. Miss Bess Dunlap D. C. from Bloomington visited her mother Mary Dunlap. Orin Smith of New Ross joined Harden & Crain as clerk and plans to move his family soon.
Notice announces choice spring chicken available for delivery across the city with a contact phone 405-2. The brief ad emphasizes rapid delivery options and broad coverage within urban limits.
The Circuit Court of Fountain County Indiana has appointed Berten Oyler as Administrator of the estate of Margaret J. Oyler, late of Fountain County, deceased. Attorneys O S Douglas and J F Davidson listed. Notice dated October 19, 1923.
Readers publish a letter from Walter Noble of St. Bernice condemning the Ku Klux Klan while defending the Constitution and minority groups. The letter questions Klan morality and calls for upholding civil liberties, followed by local notices and social notes from Covington and nearby towns.
Notary records the Covington Republican ownership for October 1 1923. Publisher editor and business manager are T A Clifton of Covington Indiana. Owner is T A Clifton with no bondholders or other security holders owning 1 percent or more.
This exhibit by Ernest Warther represents the progenitor of all locomotives. Though it did not run, it signifies the origin of modern steam engines shown in the Service Progress Special by New York Central Lines, a traveling transport museum.
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