Children Grow Up and Pictures Remain Priceless
A reflective note on how childhood moments become valued memories as children mature. The text suggests that photographs from youth retain significance and charm for years to come.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1915
Page
6
Community Callers and Shoppers Across Perrysville and Danville
Wm Hsing and Risert Barnes were callers in Perrysville and Danville on successive days. Numerous residents from Covington, Perryville, Danville and surrounding towns visited friends or shopped in Perrysville, Danville, and nearby areas. Several families and individuals named John Vanderbath, James Beauchamp, Marion Harlan, Mrs Snoddy, Mrs Anstip Etter, and others appear in visits and social calls. A note mentions many Perrysville school pupils absent due to mumps and local residents returning from winter visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hsing
Perrysville
Risert Barnes
Danvile
Mae Mabel Shute
Simpson Steves
John Vanderbath
Covington
Ray Jones
Fred Wharley
J. F. Compton
Thomas Times
James Beau
Will Coleman
Perrysvile
Charley Sanders
James
Danville
Henderson Os
Keller
Baby
Silverwood
Albert Murphy
Carl Carpenter
Donald
Marvy Alice Carpenter
Coral Jester
Bec Dowdell
Win. Haine
Mire
James Jehnean
Ane
Sneddy
Coal Creek
Eabers
Perrysyville
Waiting Coosey
Fern Eighard
W.A Rohnson
Foen Davidson
Mary Ayers
Lahome
Rouse
Charles Morgan
Stockwell
Walker Bryant
Lula Anderson
Ada Beadle and Covington Folks Time Fragments
Sunday visits and Monday calls fill a roundup of local movements. Ada Beadle hosted at home while Veedersburg and Covington residents traveled, moved, or visited kin and friends including the Grahams and Yocoms, with preaching by Rev. Swain and family ties at Wabash Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Beadle
Emroy Yocom
Veedersburg
Ray Simons
Mattsbarger
Fred LaTourrette
C. C. Boling
Coal Creek
Suwith
Caaries Suuith
Llamiilon Martin
Suro Martin Sud
Syroson Wilson
Covington
Henry Zimmerman
J. T. Redman
Jesse Lauine
George Graham
H.L. Heath
Ida
Agatha Graham
Cita Graham
C. J. Swain
Perrysville
Swain
Wabash Chapel
John Graham
Paul
Francis Smith
Marris
John Yocom
Will Adkins
Aive Davidson
Agatia
Florence Graham
G. W. Boyd
Mrs. Gaiover
Chas. Car- Wile’s
Community Notes From Covington and Nearby
Local residents report illnesses improving with Mrs Har Cory and Lis Winter showing progress. Families hosted visitors and churchgoers attended Sunday services as Warren county youths joined worship. Grace Howand chaired a Christian Endeavor meeting while Sunday School elected officers led by Superintendent Mrs Frank Beymer and organist Miss Grace Floagland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krank Faireiiit
Coveington
Har Cory
JW. Watts
Bom Tiarman
Chanel
Alvin Creek
Charlie
Covington
Frank
Atrehill
Cas. Cafling
Warren County
Grace Howand
John Hopkins
Judyville
James Foreman
Frank Beymer
Grace Floagland
M.s Florence Ennis Treasure
Thoroton Dymer
Local notes mix illness visits and community events
Newtown Richard Hatton is on the sick list this week. Numerous residents visit relatives in Attica and nearby towns. The Easter observances include sermons by A. D. Merrell, a Newtown hall entertainment, and a May pole drill. The infant daughter of Howard Corbin died at 17 days. Christian S. Short dies suddenly in Newtown. burial to take place in Bowling Green, Kentucky, as Fred Brown and the Spears family transport the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hatton
J. R. Crester
Enet
George Bennuett
Attica
Margaret Martzauil
Clarence
Paxies
Texas
James Mitchel
West
Lebanon
Floyd Brown
F. L. Foxworthy
Lucinda Danecan
Caude Wood
Lafayette
Harrison Kellogg
Mary
Ray Dinwiddie
Nora Clawson
Winbert Ellis
Enterprise
New Rosa
George Chamberlain
A.B. Carter
Covington
James McClure
Betla Royal
Frank Pogueau
John Slusser
Mellott
J. R. Coester
Aft
Elwood Davidson
Hillsboro
Creorge Bennett
Ernest
Baptist Church
A. D. Merrell
T. E. Martin
Robert Mrodes
Herbert Ellis
Paul
Chas. Lacon
Ruth Edward
Ben Aydelotte
Margaret Martz
Marie Cuan
Newtown Hall
Newtown Selina
Catherine McGoy
Newtown
Ur. Koeily
Terret Hauce
Thedast Niehiaed Township Institute
Washeid
Kelly Andiatelson College
Ray HC
Riley
Lo McKnight
Mr. Spears
Christian S. Short
Spears
Kentucky
Tutu Jones
Mr. Short
Bowling Green
Fred Brown
Linden
A Corner for Women Only Suitable Trimmings for Lingerie
A fashion note praises affordable lingerie with fine trims and neat, handwork like insertion lace and beading. It highlights a simple yet well-made bodice with narrow tucks, scalloped insertion, and adjustable ribbons, designed for busy women needing practical yet attractive undergarments.
Kitchen Tips From A Historic Pantry
Practical kitchen notes on substitutions and techniques. Fudge with sour cream noted as delicious. Mentions buttering pans to prevent sticking and using butter on potatoes to keep skin tender.
Ruth Visits Kitchen Helpers in Comic Dialogue
A playful scene follows Ruth in a domestic moment as she discerns use of a large basin for washing dishes. The dialogue showcases Auntie Dear and Ruth exchanging light exchanges about scalding water and rinsing dishes in a practical basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tere
Ruth
Tie
Praise Meeting of Presbyterian Woman’s Missionary Society
The Woman's Missionary Society annual Praise Meeting featured Gr. Hr. Hope and wife from Ebat Africa who spoke on Christianity growing among Africans and their sacrifices and generosity. The offering collected was $33.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Cas
Hope
Ebat
Africa
Ruth Moves On Amid Cryptic Phrase of Burns
Readable text shows Ruth described as continuing onward beyond a cryptic line about burn. No clear context or other named entities are present in the fragment.
Raspberry Bavarian Cream Recipe Notes
A recipe section describes making a raspberry Bavarian cream with gelatine salt sugar and cream. It instructs softening gelatine in raspberry juice, adding lemon juice and sugar, cooling, then folding in whipped cream and moulding with whipped cream topping.
Cheese Straws By Mrs KE J Martin
Short recipe notes show Mrs KE J Martin's cheese straws using one cup grated cheese, four cups butter, and four cups sifted flour. The method lists mixing rolling like pie crust, cutting into one inch strips, then baking.
Emergency Salad
A simple salad recipe by Mrs. Jesse Bodine uses one can salmon and two hard boiled eggs. It includes four dozen thinly sliced pickles a teaspoon salt and vinegar with the salmon and egg yolks mashed smooth. Chopped celery improves the dish.
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Richard Anderson
Charles Yerkes
Grover H Oly
Wabash Township
Annabine Johnson
Carwile No
Mr. Dreemzit
R’s Hair Asacsam
Druguista
Julia Bottomley
Zachariah
Teese Tibet
Zechariah
Zxvchariah
Mre
Chas, Ramser
KE. J. Martin
Jesse Bodine
Fravedcrs
Dearborn ST
Indiana
Jehu D. Martin Cor
Eighth and
Pearl Streets
Rior
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