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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1915

Page

6

Perrysville School and Sunday Socials Highlight Week

Local Perrysville and nearby residents attended school closing activities and a series of social visits. Families gathered for a box social hosted by the Perrysville ball team, and many neighbors traveled to see relatives and attend church services across Danville Covington and Cayuga areas.

Wm. Rickett Boner Roman Cecil Thomas Mr. Thomas Ferne Mud Richardson Martin Carl Kelfer van Tavis Gilbert Sowers Perrysville Fulton Township Cates Cayuga Gaubert Sowers Mr. Sowers Tas Stholira Frank Mendenstadt Indys

Local Danville and Perrysville Caller Report

Perrysville and Danville residents reported as callers and visitors across several days. Mre Mellie Anderson and W C Hunt appeared Tuesday in Perrysville, Charley Warren and William Snoddy were callers in Danville and Perrysville on multiple days, and Fern Hold visited Miss Sylva Nash Sunday evening.

Mre Mellie Anderson Danville Charley Warren Sammy Ramsey W. C. Hunt Perrysville William Snoddy Perryville Miss Fern Hold Sylva Nash

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Ad

Many children become sickly and feverish. mother Gray's powder claims to break up colds in 24 hours and relieve teething disorders and stomach troubles. Testimonials note worms. Sample mailed free to Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, New York, for local chemist distribution at 25 cents.

Veedersburg Beta Pi girls meet. road work advances

Veedersburg First Christian church group meets with about eighteen in attendance. April 16 plans include a social in the church basement. Bert Storm’s road project pushes to completion with concrete culverts bridges and brick pavement near finish. Veedersburg high school commencement set for April 27 with twenty one seniors and accompanying events. Public library opens April 3 in Van Buren township with hours and a push to use the new facility.

Fhi Beta Pi First Cristian Church O W. McGaughey Bert Storm Ab Genseack Kingmanhavgog Unis Taevioz Veedersburg Veedersburg High School Wil Chet Diplaans Setoo Levis Moses Ade Ati Neite Yous Alpha Feta Zara Brown Edith Miller Margaret Sullivan Elizabeth Boggs Edith Gressmére Clalla Pittman Grace Jackson Jay Purcell Goldie Snyder van Buren Township van Buren Public

Weekend Guests and Easter Visits Highlight Local Notices

Carwile No 9 guest at Yeddo. Fred LaTourette attended Covington meeting Monday. Della Heath visited Covington with Dave Woit’s. Mrs Cita Graham weakened this week. Mr and Mrs H Carwile hosted Sunday. Momenee Jr. girl with her mother Saturday and Sunday. Peter Cossey Gesgée visitors with Feed La’Pourette family. Roy Causes from Drainville weekend with Seymour Graham. School closed Friday for dinner program. Farmers sowing oats. plowing progressing. Brewers and Johnson dined with Jesse Doe. Dodine family Easter with L. W. Bodine. Conovers and Yocom families spent Easter together. Yerkes families spent Wednesday in Veedersburg. Easter gatherings with Daonkle, Bowers, Roades and Graham families. Willing Workers Easter bazaar at Wabash chapel netted 37.50. For monument designs call E M Boord.

Tath Yocom Yeddo Fred LaTourette Covington Della Heath Dave Woit Cita Graham H. Carwile Stuart Harry Bowers Momenee, Jr M. QO. Graham Peter Cossey Gesgée Feed La'Pourette Roy Causes Drainville Seymour Graham Robert Brewer John Johnson Iiringtown Jesse Doe Dines Mahlon Dodine Near Stone Bluff L. W. Bodine Mattie Yerkes Serena Yerkes William Yerkes Veedersburg Mollie Yerkes Charles Daonkle Momence John Roades M. O. Graham Wabash Chapel

A Corner for Women Only Every Day Dress for Little Girl

A pattern for a girls dress designed for school age wear features a simulated girdle with two pockets and bright plaid gingham piping. Made of natural linen, the model outlines a collar cuffs and neck tie, with manufactured shrinks noted for ready made versions. Julia Bottomley signs off.

1915 Covington Clean Up Week urged for citywide effort

Editorial urges a town wide cleanup with a focus on house cleaning and alleyway tidying. It notes women may lead the effort, calls on men to help by cleaning yards, and expects the city to provide rubbish hauling teams for a successful cleanup as in the previous year.

Covington

Something Coming in the Weeks Ahead

A brief note hints at forthcoming events or remarks to be shared in the near future with expectations of significant activity. The message suggests momentum building but offers no concrete details or specifics.

Severe Blouses Trend In Plain Boyish Styles

Fashion notes describe a strong vogue for severe shirt waists with mannish lines ideal for business girls. Three models were observed: a finely striped black and white silk with a high collar that buttons to the throat, creating a chic but boyish look, plus two dainty linen blouses with graceful shoulder lines.

Women Readers Invited to Join Covington Republic Features

Covington Republican’s Women’s Section invites readers to suggest and contribute features. The paper plans to launch a “one of the hundred” program and welcomes ideas from interested women to shape upcoming content.

Fragments of a historic recipe note surface

A garbled OCR fragment shows a domestic recipe style with references to apples cherries sugar and flour and subsequent unclear lines. Names such as Mrs Abert Shaw and Alis Whittie appear amidst misspelled terms and stray kitchen instructions.

Abert Shaw

Ruth Clips Shoelace To Prevent Fraying For Aunt

A fragment from a tale shows Ruth helping an aunt by cutting a shoe lace so it won’t unravel. A shoe clerk once advised the method, and Ruth passes it along to her aunt.

Ruth

Didn’t Know Shakespeare Sign Sparks Public Debate

A fragmentary notice notes a public discussion about a humorous Shakespeare sign and a warning to stop, reflecting local reactions to a street display and its interpretations by residents.

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