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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
1
Covington High School beat Newtown on their home floor in a decisive scoreline and demonstrated a strong late season form. Courgetoan led Covington with a high level of play and is expected to continue improving.
A fragmented notice discusses various toy categories for children including action figures, crafts, games, and story hooks. It mentions presents from families and shops, with unclear references to brands, dates, and locations, and highlights wrapping and gift presentation themes.
Mrs Caroline R Bell longtime Covington resident dies at her daughter Mrs Albert McNeil’s home on East Fisherte Street after a long decline. Born March 20 1851 in Portsmouth Ohio she came to Indiana early. Survived by three daughters Mrs Mural Br Durlan Mrs Albert McNeil and Mrs Caroline Adamson. Funeral at 2 pm Wednesday from the McNeil home with Rev Rob Kern officiating. Interment Mt Hope Cemetery.
The residence of Rey El ten Town Merit was consumed by flames Thursday night in Hillsboro. Firefighters saved the other buildings as investigators note the origin is unknown while the owners were away visiting. Insurance covers part of the loss estimated at $1.20. Hillsboro Times.
County commissioners held an December session with appointments made and personnel changes noted. The record reflects reorganizations and transitions involving Moray Rhody and Marshall with a future January det. placeholder text preserves limited names and items.
Salem church members plan a country market and bazaar in Covington Chamber of Commerce rooms on Saturday December 9 starting at 9 a.m. until sold out. Food and baked goods will be available.
The second Lecture Course number by Zellnar will be given at Methodix Church this week at 6 p.m. The event offers a wonderful performance and invites attendance.
No hunting or trespassing is allowed on our farms. Violators will be prosecuted. Also mentions Mito Goedner Seward H Bush and Mr and Mrs Harry Evens who left Monday for an extended trip to California and other points of interest.
Miss Bernice Furr of Kingman and Russell Dotson of Indianapolis were quietly married at the M E parsonage by Rev R B Kern last Wednesday afternoon November 29. Attendants were Miss Nellie Grimes and Evan Weeks. They will reside in Indianapolis.
Prof James W Wilkinson superintendent of Logansport city schools was found shot to death in his car after driving from the high school. The manner of death is unclear with possible assassination attempts recent prior. he was 48 born in Jackson township and survived by a wife and children.
Funeral services were held Friday at 2 p m in the Presbyterian church for Mrs Stella Reeves wife of Charles Reeves who died at her home in Indianapolis She was 65 years old married in 1885 and survived by her husband a daughter Mrs Young of Indianapolis and brother Charles McQuig of Newtown Burial took place in Newtown Cemetery conducted by Rev Bear pastel of the Presbyterian church of Leather
A festive window scene described with a Christmas touch features a painted figure of Santa Claus, a green garland, a table, and a notable display crafted by Mrs Car Roma. The notes mention a doorway stance and a decorative stand, highlighting the artistry and effort behind the seasonal tableau.
A subscription notice urges readers to check the paper for the due month and year and prompts payment. It states if you owe, please pay promptly, as money is needed, with a call requested to settle the balance.
The column records social gatherings and local commerce from Fountain County. M Herzog attended Pre inventory sales in Chicago, Mrs. Harden hosted two social evenings, a birthday dinner honored Mrs. J Millikan’s 55th, and many neighbors from Attica Tangier Perrysville and Billings shared meals and cards. Public health officials promoted a Tuberculosis Seal drive in Mellott and Newtown.
Mary Catharine Allen died at home south Snoddy's Mill on Friday December 1 1922 aged 57 years 11 months 6 days. She was born December 25 the daughter of Mir and Mrs Clayborn Wilson Hawkins wife of John Allen survived by eleven children seven sons and four daughters. Funeral services were at J's Chapel Webash town conducted by Fr P McHargue United Bern church of which she was a lifelong member. Interment in adjoining cemetery. Neighbors and friends praised her Christian spirit and character.
Fountain County issues a public health proclamation stressing the need to educate the public about tuberculosis. The note calls for clearer information on what the disease is how it spreads and how it can be relieved and for better care of patients in incipient stages.
Miss Greathouse, Covington Public Health nurse, advocates community interest in health activities for children and urges citizen support. Mayor Wert endorses the effort and urges broad backing from residents.
Levi Redenbaugh, 70, was found dead Saturday evening in the woods six miles east of Kingman. Authorities attribute death to heart failure, noting a two year illness. He lived near Kingman his whole life and recently moved to a farm. He is survived by his widow, five daughters including Mrs. Purley Jackson and Mrs. Harry Cartwright, and two sons Claude and James.
Mrs Lucy Jane Terry former Attica resident and widow of Dr Charles Terry marked her 102nd birthday in West Lafayette. She remains in good health and active, living with her son Charles on State street and continuing daily routine of rest work and house chores.
Veedersburg city council approves a contract with Wabash Valley Electric Co of Clinton to supply electric current for light and power services in Veedersburg.
County Commissioner William J. Mellott of Veedersburg married Mrs. Mertie Down of Williamsport at the Williamsport Presbyterian church. A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s mother’s home. Mellott’s long local ties as businessman and farmer are noted. he currently serves as county commissioner. The Republican party extends congratulations.
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