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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1920
Page
4
The Shawnee Telephone Company of Stone Bluff is authorized to set toll rates between Stone Bluff and Attica and between Stone Bluff and Hillsboro. The rate is ten cents per message for five minutes and five cents for each additional three minutes or fraction thereof.
Sunday guests included OLD KENTUCK C L Broudie with the Cartwrigths and C E Thomas with the Moores of Tangier. Miss Jocie Stonecipher left for Kentland. Miss Elizabeth Ward closed her school with a basket dinner and program. Paul Thomas and Harold Martin returned home after visiting family.
The New World Movement of Northern Baptists promotes reviving the family as the unit in church life. Ten family groups per local church will form a cabinet with the pastor to implement programs, with Family Sunday quarterly and family centered services.
The speaker notes that family is the natural division within and outside the church and says the Baptist Church recognizes this in the New World Movement. He argues the movement could strengthen family bonds and reduce national discontent by uniting diverse classes through the church and home.
In Kavali Madras Presidency India American Baptist missionaries with British Indian Government aid train Erukala youths classified as criminals. The unique troop includes two thirds of the school’s pupils from the tribe, with a pageant on the Great War and Scout oath ceremonies witnessed by officials, marking notable discipline improvements.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church announces a rummage sale on Saturday April 10 in the room on Fourth Street formerly used by the Laundry. Proceeds support church activities and local aid.
A fragment from a publication references mortgage exemption and a note about subscribing to the Republican paper. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or locations to identify a full event or notice.
Charles Franklin Erastus Jenkins Howard of Marshall withdraws from the Democratic primary. He had run two years ago against Congressman Parnell and says the party has no chance to win and he will not waste time campaigning or raising tomatoes.
The jury found Arthur S. Baldwin not guilty after a several day trial. The case concerned an alleged scheme to defraud the Car Coupler by floating forged checks.
The Yale University Professor of English states the educational value of the picture LES MISERABLES is immense and wishes everyone in America could see it. The remark appears in LY RIC Tuesday.
The farmers of Fulton township will meet at the Cates school house Saturday April 24 at 2 p.m. to further their organization. Every farmer is requested to be present. Good B. F. Dotson president.
Mrs. Owsley of Moberly Missouri praises Chamberlains Liniment. She says a spell of rheumatism eases after one or two applications and rest and sleep become possible. She would not be without it.
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