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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1923
Page
4
A. T. Clifton, editor and publisher, is listed as entering as second class matter at Covington Indiana post office.
Old Kentucky Mace Davidson of Denville assisted Harve Barkley build fence last week. Attica visitors and local gatherings fill social pages with church, funerals, and meals. May 6 preaching announced. Jersey bull for sale. various travels, calls, and court notes featured.
Lon Lindley of Kingmen visited W. Drolinger and family on Sunday. Samuel Glascock traveled to Indianapolis on Tuesday. Bert Wilkinson and wife spent Sunday in Veedersburg. Perry Cook called on W. J. Glascock. Drolinger stayed home over Sunday. Jess Helveross visited Arthur Phipps and wife. Next Sunday preaching day at the Prairie. Cy Van Deventer visited Drolinger. Cade Drolinger went to Cavinton earlier in the week. Several locals attended the Baccalaureate in Kingman Sunday. Clee Morett and family attended Sunday school. Graze Drolinger visited Veedersburg Saturday.
The bodies of Mr and Mrs George Allen were brought for burial after a train accident near Cates. Mrs Fred Woodrow has returned home from Lake View hospital improved. Local residents attended sermons, dinners, and school events. Elizabeth Allen visited Perrysville. families hosted gatherings with Danville neighbors. music class started by Mrs Glen Gose. Snoddy school dinner and program attended by Charles Woodrow and Glen Oren.
A farmer near here came in doubled with rheumatism and received Chamberlain's Liniment. A few days later he walked in straight as an arrow, paid a dollar for another bottle, and said it should be in the house at all times for it cured him.
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