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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
7
Lost Yale key with red ribbon at Covington
Lost Yale key attached to a red ribbon. Finder please leave at the Post Office. Wanted rugs or carpet pieces. Mrs. John Shafer 103 West Union Street Covington Indiana P. D. Box 228 asks to contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
W. Union St
Covington, Ind
Old Reliable Club promotes speedy marriage in California
An advertisement from the Old Reliable Club of Oakland California claims to offer rapid marriages. It targets both sexes and markets confidentiality and a large member base, noting its 16 years in operation and thousands of wealthy members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Reliable Club
Wrubel
Oakland
California
Help Wanted I N T Stocking Mills Norristown Ad
Wanted men or women to take orders among friends and neighbors for genuine guaranteed hosiery. Full line for men women and children. Earn 75 cents an hour spare time or 36.00 a week full time. No experience needed. Write International Stocking Mills Norristown Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Stocking Mills
Norristown
Public sale of farm property near Covington on February 14 1922
Public sale at the old Bodine farm six miles southeast of Covington proceeds at 10 30 a m on Tuesday February 14 1922. Readily offered are horses and mules cattle hogs farm implements and household goods with terms cash for small sums and nine month credit on larger balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodine Farm
Covington
Cooper's Chapel
Jack
Partisan Strife and Reorganization Prospects in Fountain County
Republicans push for a new slate amid factional tensions over Albert Beveridge and the state organization. The county faces calls for reform, with leaders like Elmer Glover and Ed Patton seen as potential strong chairs. County Clerk candidates include W B Cartwright and Sherman Strader, while Sheriff and Auditor races loom as Democrats field Morris Blunt alongside Charley Brown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Beveridge
Senator New
Bis
van Buren Township
Col. Coat
Gus Culver
Elmer Glover
Ed Patton
Culver
Coats
Patton
Republican Organization
W. B. Cartwright
Cartwright
Sherman Strader
Shawnee Township
McM Coffing
Mr. Coffing
Sheriff Banta
Banta
Sen
Charley, Brown
Cain Township
Judicious Inquiry Prompts Cough Remedy Endorsement
A traveling man inquires about cough medicine purchases in drugstores. He notes that pharmacists often ask if the patient is for a child and then recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, claiming it is safe and highly effective for colds croup and whooping cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Creamery Fieldman’s Short Course Set at Purdue Feb 13 18
Plans are complete for the fourth annual dairy and creamery fieldman short course to be held at Purdue University Feb 13 to 18, aiming to train a number of men connected with the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Yeddo Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Sale
Mr and Mrs Samuel Bonebrake visited State Line hosts Monday. Palmer and Harry Smith were Covington visitors Wednesday. Mrs Mary Frost and Mrs Malinda Philpott called. Mrs J T Sparks visited Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Hamilton Myers and daughter and Mrs Walter Marshall attended Betsy Shoaf funeral at Wallace last Wednesday. Mrs Homer Shaffer of Wesdersburg called on Mrs Jeff Glascock Thursday. Helen Flesher spent weekend in Frankfort. Jess Holycress sale Thursday drew strong bidding and many items sold high. Holycross will move to Danville Illinois soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Myers
Walter Marshall
Betsy Shoaf
Wallace
Homer Shaffer
Wesdersburg
Jeff Glascock
Jess Holycress
Holycross
Danville
Ill
Newtown Social Notes Report Local Happenings
Mrs Orville Jones suffered severe burns while lighting coal oil Last week. Ernest Chester and wife welcomed a nine pound boy named Kenneth R Lee. Leland Parnell was in Attica on business. Mrs Alice Crumley ill with pneumonia. Archie Stansbury moved to Dan Reed place west of town. Hormee and Chal mers Shultz in Crawfordsville last Wednesday. Druley family attended high school play Tuesday evening. Guy Kerr and wife were in Attica on business. Alfrey couple spent week in Crawfordsville. Isabell Kerr and Mrs R L Parnell shopped in Lafayette last Saturday. Prudence Gilchrist Missionary Society met with Mrs Leslie Mitchell February 1. Officers elected for the year: Mrs John Kerr president Miss Annis Martin vice president Mrs Leslie Mitchell treasurer Mrs Lila Parnell secretary Mrs Arch Mc Clure secretary of literature Mrs Fred Coleman pianist. Two vocal numbers given by ladies quartet. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabell Kerr
R. L. Parnell
Lafayette
Prudence Gilchrist
Fiddlers Contest at Alexander Opera House in Kingman
An old fiddler’s contest was held at the Alexander opera house in Kingman on Wednesday February 8. J P Murray was among the principal performers and several prizes were awarded. The Christian Ladies’ Alliance met in the Citizens’ bank basement with a musical program by Stella Ephlin Grace Myer Belle Reath Lenna Robinson. Mrs Claude Day won the Valentine contest prize. Attendees included Mesdames J M Carr Horace Ephlin John Bennet Ed Reath Walter Robinson and Lucydca ae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Opera House
Kingman
J. P. Murray
Citizens’ Bank
Meadames Stella Ephlin
Grace Myer
Belle Reath
Lenna Robinson
Claude Day
Meadames J.M. Carr
Horace
Ephlin
John ‘Bennet
Ed Reath
Walter Robinson
Pirates and Treasure Across Danville Social Notes
John Whearly and Master John Schwin hosted gatherings at his Danville home as Miss Lela Bilsland and Mrs. Nelson Nebeker visited. A party honored Mrs. Hanah Snell on her eleventh birthday with formal Danville engagements Friday and Saturday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whearly
Hidden Treasure
Treas. E. I
Danville
Ure Island
John Schwin
Lela Bilsland
Nelson Nebeker
North Fourth
Hanah Snell
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Shafer
Jersey
A. G. Madden
Jos
Starkey
Ladies Aid of Cooper
Fountain County
Starnes
Mr. Starnes
Morris Blunt
Attica
Fnir A
YEDDO
Samuel Bonebrake
Charles Clapp
State Line
Palmer
Harry Smith
Mary Frost
Malinda Philpott
J. T. Sparks
Helen Flesher
Frankfort
Orville Jones
Ernest Chester
Kenneth R
Leland Parnell
Alice Crumley
Archie Stansbury
Dan Reed
Mrs. Alfrey
Crawfordsville
Kingman News
Merlman
Kerr & Sons
South Side Sqr
Chamberlains
Indiana
Schlosser
de Laval
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