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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1923
Page
4
The Republican was entered as second class matter at the Covington Indiana post office, indicating its mailing status and distribution method.
Samuel Glascock spent Thanksgiving in Veedersburg. Cade Drollinger and others visited. Avinelle Drollinger from Indianapolis was home for Thanksgiving. Jessie Rossen from Indianapolis visited nearby and in Danville midweek. Homer Shafer and Harry Thomas families attended church Sunday. Bert Drollinger shopped in Danville. Velma Drollinger visited home. Mrs. Mat Gray headed to Waynetown to see daughter Maggie Bittle. First game in new gym, Attica at home against Dec 7 8 P M. 1919 Ford roadster for sale by Harden Motor Co.
Rev Philips held the regular service Sunday night at OAL Creek. Ladies Aid Bazaar announced for Thursday December 13 with night-only hours and a quilt drawing. Rugs on sale and refreshments served. Numerous local residents and guests listed with visits and dinners across Perrysville, Danville, Clinton, and surrounding homes during Thanksgiving and weekend gatherings.
Listing of December 1923 commissioner allowances and expenses for salaries, office costs, repairs, supplies, and services across multiple county offices led by auditors, treasurer, sheriff, and county officials with numerous small payments to individuals and firms. The long itemized roll includes salaries for Nell Norris H. Starnes, George McMurtrie, Levey Printing Co. supplies, and various road, jail, and bridge expenditures.
Fountain County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids for stationary and related materials for 1924. Specifications are on file in the Fountain County Auditor's office in Covington and open for public inspection. Bids due by 10 am December 13, 1923, with a $2000 bond required. bids filed separately per supply class. right to reject all bids.
Mary A. Van Horn files for divorce against Henry Van Horn in Fountain Circuit Court. Henry Van Horn must appear by February 16, 1924, to answer or demur. otherwise the matter will be heard in his absence. Court clerk Harry E Bodine issues the notice with seal. attorney W N White on record.
The Home Dealer E. M. Board advertises a ready to letter item in stock and invites inquiries at 217 So. 6th Street. The note asks readers to call when in town to see the items.
Fountain Circuit Court will examine the administrator John A T Warrick’s final account for the estate of Samuel Warrick on December 14 1923 Heirs and creditors must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved Proof of heirship must be shown Also named O S Douglass as attorney for the estate.
An advertisement advises taking two Chamberlain's Tablets after supper to prompt a gentle bowel movement without unpleasant effects and to banish dullness and fatigue linked to constipation. The claim highlights improved digestion and liver comfort.
Notice to heirs and creditors regarding the estate of Elizabeth Warrick deceased. U T Warrick named as administrator with court supervision. Public record directs claims and deadlines for settlement of the estate.
Mrs Laura M Hoyt of Rockport New York praises Chamberlain's Tablets for headache and bilious attacks after three years of use. She offers to speak in praise of them anytime.
Public sale at the A P Burnside farm 214 miles northwest of Cates and 10 miles south of Covington on Saturday December 15 1923 at 10 30 a m offers 13 head horses and mules 5 head cows 30 Poland China shoals 500 bushels corn 100 bushels oats farm implements household goods and more Terms include cash under 10 and credit 3 6 or 9 months with note at 8 interest Notes payable at Cates Indiana bank Auctioneers Claude Madden and A G Madden with H D Burnside clerk Lunch served by the Ladies Aid of the Cates church.
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