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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1922
Page
8
The article reports a government seed distribution program supplied by Senator Newane Congressran Purneil. Eligible heads of families may obtain garden seed at no cost, with emphasis on proper use and no waste, and applications are open to all who qualify.
A dramatic staged adventure titled Conceit unfolds at the Lyric in Nature's Fury Land. The production promises a lush blend of wit and daring as it follows Hudely through perilous Canadian Rockies landscapes. It debuts Monday.
J. G. Kellogg was in Covington Monday on business. Harry Tyler and wife of Indiana polis visited home folks over Sunday. Casper Cooper and wife of Win gate visited relatives here Sunday. Elten McClure of Wooster Ohio has visited relatives here the past week.
John Marshall and D. S. Cade visited Danville on Sunday. H. J. Sullivan and Misses Margaret and Gretchen Sullivan with Mergge Rite Brennan were in Crawfordsville on Saturday. Wayne Corey from Indianapolis spent the weekend with Harry Glascock and his wife. Awic Daina. te he.
Revival services at Coal Creek begin April 16 at night instead of April 9 as advertised. The Ladies Aid will hold an exchange at Mayer's Hardware in Covington on Saturday April 15. The 13 months old child of Charles McLain died at the home here Sunday evening. Mrs. Davis conducted a short service at the home Tuesday.
Mrs Dallas Henry mourns absence as news arrives of two children drowned at Crawfordsville. Funeral held for Willem Merceder’s little son eight and girl six. Several local residents, including Raymond Neal and family, visit relatives and attend services while others travel to Indianapolis and Danville for errands and church community events.
Fobert Woodrait states his premises were infested and he used RAT SNAP as recommended by a friend. The next morning seven dead rats were found in a bin and more dead rats were reported. The ad claims RAT SNAP dries them up and emphasizes customer satisfaction. Mayer Hardware Co in Covington, Indiana sold three sizes: 35¢ 65¢ and $1.25 with a guarantee.
The Methodist Church lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 11 a m The Consecration of Personality Epworth League at 6 15 p m Evening Worship at 7 50 p m A union Lenten service at the Presbyterian church with one cooperating pastor. The Bend church sermon at 9 30 a m by the pastor. Many are interested in these services. Why Not You Pastor Russell B Kern.
The Circuit Court of Fountain County Indiana appoints John E. Palmer as administrator of the estate of James W. Hutts deceased. The estate is declared solvent and Palmer has qualified. Attorney L. P. Little signed as counsel.
The text argues for preventative medical care and asserts it is easier to prevent than cure. It warns that pneumonia often follows a cold and urges taking Cham Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy at the first sign of a cold to minimize risk and expense.
James C Claypool Sr announces his candidacy for Representative from Fountain County subject to the Republican primary on May 2 1922. He solicits support from Republican voters and signs his name as the candidate.
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for their memories and support after the death of our wife and mother. May God reward you. Sincerely, David Shuff and Family.
A heartfelt note expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for their ministrations and sympathy during the illness and after the death of wife and mother Margarett Wilson.
A farmer near Patten Mills New York was bent with rheumatism when C P Rayder offered Chamberlains Liniment. The man improved after use and returned for more stating it cured him and he wants it in the house always.
Methodist church March 26 to 29 Baptist church March 30 to April 4 Presbyterian church April 5 to 10 Disciples church April 11 to 16 is shown.
Mrs. O B Chandler and Mrs. T H Jeffries of Indianapolis visited their mother Mrs. Elizabeth Yeagy and Miss Nettie, and other relatives here over the week end. Don’t Miss Seeing The Greatest Under Water Fight Ever Filmed at the LYRIC Tuesday. FOR SALE 1130 Fine Fancy brick Jacob Oland.
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