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Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1909

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May Break Will. Unusual attempt to set aside Catharine Foster will

Dan C. Reed as executor seeks court permission to sell the Washington and Council streets property to pay legacies. D N Foster through Crane and McCabe asserts the will and codicils were improperly drawn, aiming to invalidate the will. Charles R Milford represents George Foster.

Catharine Foster D. N. Foster Dan C. Reed Washington and Council Streets Crane & McCabe Crawfordsville

The Leader Ad Teases Hart Schaffner Marx and More

A South Bend commercial note features Stetson Flats Hart Schaffner Marx and Walk Over Dorothy Dodd Vemo Ball Band Arctics Stephenson Wool Underwear and Marshall Field Dry Goods. The piece invites shoppers and asks who can beat them with playful crowding lines.

Stetson Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothang Dorothy Dodd Stephenson South Bend Indiana Marshall Field

Social at Presbyterian church with play and ghosts

The Christian Endeavor Society hosts a church social this evening starting at seven. A short play, recitations, and songs will entertain, with ghostly and witchy elements. Decorations match the season, no admission fee, all are invited.

Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church

Covington Y M C A Organizing Meeting Held

Citizens met at Covington Bank to discuss forming a city Y M C A and a Finance committee was appointed to solicit subscriptions. The committee includes W. W. Layton Chas Lowe John Bilsland Dr E J Martin Geo P Schwin Rev Pamer Dr Fox and Rev Dougherty.

Covington Bank Y. M.C.A W. W. Layton Chas Lowe John Bilsland E. J. Martin Geo. P. Schwin Pamer Fox Dougherty

The Friend Paid Space Claim Sparks Shop Debate

The piece accuses The Friend of using paid space to back another ticket while pretending to aid its own. It calls the tactic duplicity as sales of Ladies Suits and cloaks rise this fall and rejects coupon baiting for gambling schemes.

Ygoode

Palin Receives Damages After Clover Leaf Collision

The Clover Leaf railroad settled with Hyrem Palin of Richland township for the loss of his horses killed in a recent incident. The compromise totaled 2800 dollars, paid by check, and the matter is closed.

Clover Leaf Railroad Hyrem Palin Richland Township

A New Boot at J. Loeb's Stores

Rubberhide Boot features rubber upper two leather soles leather insole and solid leather heel offered for sale at J. Loeb's Stores.

J. Loeb’s

Covington Football Postponed To Saturday Oct 30 at Fair Grounds

Weather delays last Saturday's football game between Covington and Kingman H. 8. will be played this Saturday at the Fair grounds with 3 o'clock kickoff. Both teams are evenly matched and promise a fast contest. Covington players earn a school monogram for regular attendees and two-game participants as the team trains harder than in years past. Admission is 25 cents and support is urged. Also new arrivals of ladies net and silk waists at W. B. Coleman’s.

Kingman H Fair Grounds Covington

A Pretty Home Wedding Involves Alma Boord and Roy Rogers

Miss Alma Boord and Roy A. Rogers wed Wednesday evening at the Boord home. The ceremony featured a blue and yellow theme, a Lohengrin choral prelud,e and the Rose Maiden postlude. Officiating was Dr. H. K. Fox with E. H. Koethe as best man, followed by a reception and out of town guests from Hoopeston Newport Attica Kingman Indianapolis.

Alma Boord Mont Boord Roy A. Rogers Mark Rogers Alpha Tau Madge Laurus LaVerne Glasscock C. L. Myers Quartette Chicago E. J. Boord Hoopeston Manford Jones Newport Charles Zeigler Martha Zeigler Charles Andrews Zeigler Oliver Boord Ruth Boord Attica Harry Glascock Kate Glascock Kingman H. C. Garman J. Frank Hanly D. E. Lindley E. H. Koethe Indianapolis Miss Board McDowell

Old Fiddlers Contest Delights Crowded Rink Opera House

The Old Fiddlers Contest at the Rink Opera House Tuesday evening drew about five hundred spectators. Contenders from Hillsboro Marshfield and nearby towns competed in old time violin music with prizes awarded to performers including John Hosier for violin solos and Uncle Dan Foxworthy for oldest and longest haired fiddler. Russell Kirby won best clog dance and F M Whittaker took best old time song. the event, organized by M Mitchell, entertained and educated youngsters in traditional arts. Star Brand Shoes advertised at W B Coleman’s.

Rink Opera House M. Mitchell Wm. Foxworthy David Nind Hillsboro F. M Whittaker Yeddo Lute Holycross Lower Warren John Barnhart Marshfield B. F. Robinson Fountain Wm. Meharry J. A. Kellem Clyde Edwards Jake Edwards John Hosier James Menifee Marty Connor Worth Youngblood Edwards Russell Kirby Joe Lape Ollie Harden Kirby Jos. Dukes Dan Foxworthy F. M. Whittaker

Postmaster General Seeks Rural Route Assignments

D LeGraw requests Postmaster Boyd name rural route carriers for Fowler and Mt Morencie routes. Boyd recommends Elmore Arter for Fowler and Lee Harter for Mt Morencie. Unclear if either will accept. The move signals Boyd's high standing with postal authorities.

D. LeGraw Boyd Fowler Mt. Morencie Elmore Arter Lee Harter

Hand-me-down style in H S M suit at The Leader

A note highlights a H S M suit available only at The Leader offering style and satisfaction found in hand-me-down clothing. The promotion stresses exclusivity and local shopping.

Leader

Echoes of the School Case in Covington

A Covington citizen laments the city government run by a school board faction. He cites misused funds in the Hall case, disrupted schools, overcrowded rooms, and political pressure, urging residents to vote the alleged ringleaders out. The letter warns against repeating the damage to the public schools.

Covington Ind Republican Covingon Hall C. W. Dice Dr. Ed. Martin E. H. Butterfield C. L. Myers George Miller Nellie Bare Depositions Mall Stella Codfester Depositions Hall V. E Livengood Crane & McCabe School Boards Stanton LaTourrette Spence Alvah Clark

Presbyterians Celebrate Annual Meeting and Elections

The Presbyterian church held its annual meeting on Tuesday evening the 26th with a large attendance. The Ladies Aid provided a generous supper, and new officers were elected: Elmore Arter elder for three years, A. T. Livengood and Dr J. P. Buckner trustees for three and four years respectively, and Homer Lusader treasurer for eight years. The meeting praised growth in membership and activities, with Dr. Leon Marshall delivering an apt address and the pastor closing with prayer.

The Presbyterian Church Ladies Aid Society Dodson Elmore Arter A. T. Livengood J. P. Buckner Homer Lusader Leon Marshall First Church Crawfordsville Fox Brotherhood Christian Endeavor Society Bible School

Bible School Day to Open with Morning Service

The annual daily Day of the Bible School will be held at 10 30 oclock combining the morning service. A good program of song recitation and address will be given. The pastor will speak at the evening service on The Christian Man in Politics.

Bible School

Lee Harter Buys Britton Oil Business

Lee Harter closed the deal to own the Britton oil business and spent Monday afternoon touring the routes with Mr. Britton to learn the trade. Mr. Britton has not yet announced future plans.

Lee Harter Britton Oil Britton Harter

Hiigel-Orr United in Marriage in Winfield

Miss Josephine Hiigel and Thomas Orr were wed at 8 p.m. on Wednesday October 27 1909 in Winfield Kansas at the groom’s parents home. The bride came from the city to Windfall where she met the groom and the ceremony followed immediately. The couple will begin housekeeping with warm wishes from friends and family.

Josephine Hiigel Thomas Orr Winfield Kansas N. B. Orr Hiigel Methodist Church Josephine Welch Windfield Sunflower State

Lectures by John R. Charlesworth in Covington

John R. Charlesworth will give three free lectures in Covington on November 8 9 and 10 on Religions and Religion from an unorthodox view. His talk Bibles and other Bibles promises great interest with rational treatment of faith. Public invited ministers and private citizens urged to attend. The LeapER advertises Ball Band Rubber goods.

John R. Charlesworth Covington Charlesworth Jesus of Nazareth Uovington

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Palin W. B. Coleman’s Rainier’s Star Brand Dr. Martin Vo Spence Martin Doc Martin First Presbyterian Church Hiigel-Orr
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