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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
5
Amos Reath of Veedersburg Indiana announces candidacy for County Recorder on the Republic ticket subject to the May 2 primary. He emphasizes experience and commitment to public service.
Public auction at 605 East Main Street Attica Indiana on Wednesday February 15 1922 at 11 am. 35 dairy cows including 9 fresh Jersey and Guernsey bred cattle 17 Holsteins with many fresh or soon to be fresh. two horses and miscellaneous farming gear sold. Most cows tuberculin tested and weighed butter fat records kept. Cash sales with sums over 10 dollars.
A Fountain candidate announces ambition for the Republican nomination for sheriff in the upcoming May primary. The statement signals a formal bid and intent to seek party support in the race.
The candidate announces plans to seek the Republican nomination for sheriff at the upcoming primary election. He especially appeals to ex-service men in the county, highlighting service in the Philippine Insurrection and World War.
Fountain county voters are asked to consider W B Cartwright as a Republican candidate for Clerk of Fountain circuit court in the upcoming primary on May 2. Covington Indiana supported by a formal announcement.
A handwritten appeal from Ambrose Banta requests Republican primary voters' support for his candidacy for County Auditor. The letter asks for appreciation of the backing and expresses gratitude for the voters' decision in the upcoming election.
John P Brey files as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney subject to the Republican primary election in May. He appeals to Republican voters to support his bid for the office.
A statement to Republican voters in Fountain County announces candidacy for Prosecuting Attorney subject to the May primary. Harvey McBroom of Hillsboro Indiana signs the notice.
Russell B. Kern pastor announces a full schedule for Sunday February 12 1922 with Sunday School at 9 45 morning worship at 11 Epworth League at 6 15 and evening service at 7 featuring sermons on Abraham Lincoln. The pastor also preaches nightly at Benson Chapel and will deliver a Lincoln talk at Bend Church Sunday morning at 9 30 inviting all to attend.
Sunday February 12 Bible School at 10 AM Lord's Supper and Preaching at 11 AM Evening service at 7 30 PM Special music at six services Public invited to attend Q W McGaughey Minister
Mrs.Arch Pierce remains a patient at Lake View hospital. Walter Hardesty is listed as a tea worker. Dan Ville assisted with floor work and other minor tasks this past week.
Miss Annie Aldridge travels for a short visit to Homsher TI. W B Leonard and son of Rossville IL visit the Beckley family. Roy Kilby enters a two month mechanical study in Kansas City. Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. James Barkley for sewing. Mr and Mrs Lee Miles visit near Attica. Kilby party visits Ed Stembaugh family. Ladies' Aid to serve dinner at Galloway sale Thursday. Next Sunday services at 11 AM and 7 PM with Rev Dinsmore speaking. Sunday School workers conference held with Mrs H Thomas. W B Cartwright announced as candidate for circuit court clerk. Cartwright praised as a worthy candidate.
Gleaned snippets show residents transacting business on Monday in Southwest Richland. Mentions include Ed Carpenter and wife of Perrysville, C. Lewis Green and Attorney F Whitehall of Attica, W L Douglas shoes sold by Albert Hegg & Sons, and wiring bulbs by Holeden Crain. Also notes on Lyric theater showings Treasure Island and GUILTY OF LOVE, and a public sale of C S Bowling on the old Bodine farm next Tuesday the 14th.
What Mre Brenninger of New York says about RAT-SNAP poison for rats. She tried preparations that kill rats but RAT-SNAP prevents disagreeable odors after death. It comes in handy cakes with no mixing and keeps hands clean. Three sizes B5e 65c and 1.26. Sold and guaranteed by The Mayer Hardware Co.
Hillsboro residents describe a Valentine themed gathering at Mrs. Irvin Lough with 14 members and 8 guests. New member Mrs. Harlie Ellis joined, and next hosts are Mrs. Daly Frazier with Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Lawsoné Stull. The high school seniors present an upcoming lecture by W. J. Shannon at the Feb 8 event.
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