Prominent Covington Woman Dead After Long Illness
Mrs Isaac Schoonover wife of Judge Schoonover of the Fountain Circuit Court died in St Elizabeth hospital Danville Ill after a lingering illness. Aged 62 she was beloved in Covington and Attica for charitable work aiding the needy and serving in several organizations. Funeral services were held in Covington and the body then taken to Attica for burial.
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Isaac Schoonover
Schoonover
Fountain Circuit Court
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Danville
Ill
Covington
Fountain County
Attica
Methodist Church
Eastern Star
Woman’s Relef Corps
Library Board of
BW Strecker
ME Church
Successful Revival Closes at Christaan Church
A three week revival at Christaan church ended last Sunday night with thirty two new members. Evangelist Roger H Fife led the campaign and impressed local churchgoers as a powerful exponent of church doctrine. He departed Monday for further evangelistic work in Pennsylvania.
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Christaan
Roger H Fife
Pennsylvania
Clearance Sale Ad Promotes Veedersburg Shoe Offer
Advertisement for J and K women’s shoes at Geo E Van Deventer’s Clearance Sale in Veedersburg promises low prices and quality goods. Includes note from R A Booe and a separate line about Mrs Sarah Black visiting Veedersburg to stay with her daughter Mrs John Nelson and family.
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Geo. E van Deventer’s
Veedersburg
Adv
Sarah Black
John Nelson
Pardee Dixon Weds Homer Downs at Cayuga Home
A ceremonial wedding took place January 15 near Cayuga Indiana as Pardee Dixon wed Homer Downs son of Ira Downs Sr. Rev Noah A Dixon officiated. A turkey dinner followed with guests including Iva Downs Ridgefarm Roy Naylor Clinton Mrs Wisely New Mexico and others. The couple plans to live with the groom’s parents. the bride formerly resided in Rush Creek.
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Noah A. Dixon
Cayuga
Ind
Pardee
Homer J. Downs
Ira Downs
Iva Downs
Clayton Elliot
Ridgefarm
Roy Naylor
Clinton
Wisely
New Mexico
John Garner
Edd Frazier
Danville
Fred D. Hiberly
Georgetown
P. Pugh
Lorena Dixon
Ernest Dixon
Ruth Philpott
Mont Downs
Belva Smith
Arrested on Larceny Charge Latollette Nabbed in Indianapolis
Jack W. Latollette alias Chas Davidson was arrested by Sheriff Harry Wertz on a petit larceny warrant locateable with Fountain county authorities. He allegedly wrote several checks and obtained money on deposit and is accused of stealing a fine shotgun and other valuables from Mr Evans of the Veedersburg handle factory.
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Jack W. Latollette
Chas. Davidson
Indianapolis
Harry Wertz
Fountain County
Lafellette
Evans
Veedersburg
Night school classes show strong progress and interest
The night school reports good progress across most classes with growing interest from teachers and pupils though enrollment is a bit lower than initially. A community invitation urges nonparticipants to visit an evening class. A shower at Mrs. McCrary’s home honored Mrs. Everett Ratcliff on her recent marriage with about thirty five guests. Mrs. Myers hosted Needlew orkers in a pleasant gathering with light refreshments. Mrs. Nell Foster visited Mrs. Hattie Cates, and Ham Ratcliff was in Covington.
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Rusic
H. P. McCrary
Everett Ratcliff
A Book Shower Set For Washingtons Birthday at Library
The Library Board fixed February 22 as the date for a daylong book shower to open the Kingman library. A program will be announced later, and donors may register in a memorial book. A Sunday School youth meeting at 2 30 p m Sunday in the basement aims to finish a book solicitation plan with Mesdames Myer and McCrary supervising.
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Library Board
Washington
Kingman Library
Wweeks
Mesdames S. M. Myer
W. E. McCrary
William Harvey Bowman
Marion Law School
Wallace
Bowman
Danville
Ill
Vaudeville Show At Opera House Draws Small Crowd
The vaudeville show last Saturday night at the opera house was poorly attended due to cold weather though those present enjoyed the program. All advertised acts succeeded including E. R. Guilford�s escape routine. Guilford became faint during the box escape and the box had to be busted open to free him. He recovered after a rest and intends to perform the stunt again at a future engagement.
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Opera House
E. R.guilford
Guilford
Local Visits and Funerals Reported Saturday
Joe Sanders visited his son Vern in Goodland after Vern injured his foot at Coal Bluff last Thursday while braking on the local train. Mrs Lydia Dinsmore left town Saturday to join her husband visiting in Boston. Col A G Madden attended the funeral of Mrs Isaac Schoon in Covington on Monday.
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Joe Sanders
Goodland
Vern
Coal Bluff
Lydia Dinsmore
Boston
A. G. Madden
Covington
Isaac Schoonover
Owen Hixon Hurt In Well-Digging Accident
Word from Bloommegdale says Owen Hixon, a well known local, was badly injured yesterday when caught in the gearing of a well digging machine he helped operate. One arm was nearly torn off and he suffered other severe cuts.
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Owen Hixon
Bloommegdale
Poultry Show at Attica Yields Wins and Moves
The Attica poultry show last week was a success. Hobart Duncan won first place in Buff Orpington cockerels and was elected a director of the association for the coming year. J W Bennetts moved to a farm southeast of town, Logan Dillion’s joined housekeeping in the Bennetts’ vacated home. Newt Farr left Friday and joined his wife in Veedersburg before heading to Peoria to start a hotel business.
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Attica
Hobart Duncan
Duncan
Association
J. W. Bennett
Logan Dillon
Bennetts
Newt Farr
Veedersburg
Peoria
Deserter McKinzie Surrenders After Long Deceptions
Harry Smith McKinzie a Veedersburg resident, after deserting the navy under the name John Smith and serving in the army, surrendered following his mother's persuasion. He lost the navy and army records, faced naval disciplinary barracks, and now awaits transfer for possible re enlistment as recommended by the naval commander.
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Harry Smith McKinzie
Veedersburg
Dick Smith
Danvillle
McKenzie
Army
Navy
Terre Haute
Fort Slocum
N. Y
John Smith
Company C
Third Field Artillery
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Port Royal
S.C
McKinzie
Washington
Sergeant Smith
Rugs new patterns from C. M. Spencer’s stock
C M Spencer adds a line of rugs to his furniture stock with up to date patterns. His 47 years in business are offered as a seal of honesty and value in quality goods. Also notes a local home butcher’s sausage gift as usual.
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C. M. Spencer
Rev Isaac Embree Dead at Ridgefarm Illinois
The Rev Isaac Embree of Ridgefarm Illinois died at his home last Friday at age seventy five He had preached the Newlight doctrine and suffered years of illness including a leg amputation from gangrene and a stroke Embree survived by a widow and four children Funeral services were held at Yankee Point church near Ridgefarm with Rev F L Cook delivering the sermon Interment followed at Yankee Point cemetery
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Isaac Embree
Ridgefarm
Zimbe
Silverwood
J. T. Long
Judson
Ind
Charles Dillon
Austin Henderson
Bloomington
Yankee Point Church
Ill
F. L
Oscar Phebus to Get Plum as Deputy Oil Inspector
Oscar Phebus, four years Fountain county recorder who narrowly lost in 1914, is expected to be appointed deputy oil inspector for the district to replace Will Finfrock of Attica. The political appointment carries a salary of 1500 to 1800 dollars and reflects strong local support.
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Oscar Phebus
Fountain County
Will Finfrock
Attica
Phebus
Covington Furniture Dealer Sells Store to Anderson Pair
Mont Boord a longtime Covington furniture dealer has sold his Covington furniture store to W. B. Larrimer and F. H. Black of Anderson. Boord also acquired a 122 acre Jackson county farm in the deal and plans to stay in the undertaking business while remaining in the county seat.
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Mont Boord
Fountain County
Covington
W. B. Larrimer
F. H. Black
Anderson
Ind
Mr. Boord
Jackson County
Hardware dealers attend state meeting in Indianapolis
John Summers suffers thigh injury when a team he worked with ran away and fouled him with a pitch fork. Dr. Ratcliff says the injury is unlikely to be serious. Cory-Moffett and Kingman hardware firms report representatives at a state dealer gathering in Indianapolis. Truman Runyon of Cayuga visited friends over the weekend.
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John Summers
G. L. Cory
Cory-Moffett Hardware
James L. Klepler
Kingman Hardware
Indianapolis
Truman Runyon
Cayuga
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Danville Hospital
R. A. Booe
Downs-Dixon
R. B. Myers
Nell Foster
Near Cates
Hattie Cates
Ham Ratcliff
Plum
Steinbaugh & Son
Phoenix