Mrs. Robert Hemingray
1883 Flood - Mrs. Hemingray Donates to Relief Committee
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[Newspaper] Publication: The Daily Commonwealth Covington, KY, United States |
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IN COVINGTON. · · Mr. W. S. Dietrich, Secretary of the Relief Committee, is receiving donations of provisions and clothing at the store room next to Nodler's lamp store, on Madison street. Donations are coming in as fast as can be expected. The following have been received by Mr. Dietrick so far: Blick & Phillips Coal Company, 500 bushels of coal; Dominick & Bro., 200 loaves of bread; W. C. Hiles, 50 loaves of bread; Jos. Jonas, 50 loaves of bread; J. H. Homer, 15 loaves of bread; Wm. Henker, 49 loaves of bread; F. Sullivan, 1 barrel of flour. Clothing &c: - Second District School, 51 packages; Fourth District School, wagon load. Thomas Robson, Mrs. William Lowry, Mrs. Judge McKee, Mrs. Jos. Noonan, B. Becker, Dr. C. B. Morrell, Mrs. Charles, Mrs. Irodell, Mrs. Robert Hemingray, Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Colvill, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Underwood, Charles Taylor, Mrs. M. C. Motch, Mrs. M. Spaulding, Mrs. Prague, Mrs. Whipps, Mrs. John Ernst, Peter Van Luenen furnished clothing and other supplies.
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