Govington Gazette Editor and Publisher Note
Established 1847 T. A. Clifton is editor and publisher. Paper entered second class matter at the Govington Indiana post office.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
4
Established 1847 T. A. Clifton is editor and publisher. Paper entered second class matter at the Govington Indiana post office.
George McDonald lost four cattle on his farm south of town during last Saturdays storm. A tree was struck by lightning causing the deaths of all four cows, two of which were near freshening. Insurance partially covered the loss.
Mae Murray stars in Fascination described as an international romance set around the old Swain setting. Eston Keerns, a former Warren County lad now in Chicago, arrived Tuesday to spend the Fourth and reconnect with numerous old friends and his strong Chicago position noted.
Mahlon Hancock and family visited his mother Mrs. Jane Hancock on Tuesday. Various locals attended musical events at Portland Arch with the Veedersburg band and Sunset Harmony Kings from Danville. Several residents and visitors from Attica Carbondale and Peru joined families for meals and visits around the Fourth of July in Kingman and nearby areas.
Sale notice for a modern property located on North Third Street offered by E Arter. Listed details include ownership and property type, seeking interested buyers. Local real estate sale teaser promotes inquiry.
Mrs Susie Wilson of 1026 W Oak St South Bend Indiana credits Tanlac with curing years of stomach trouble biliousness headaches and kidney disorder She says six bottles improved her appetite relieved rheumatism and weight gain Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. James Samuels were shopping in Danville Friday. Miss Ruth Borus of Crawfordsville visits James Stines and family. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Keller hosted a Sunday dinner. Mrs. Ambrose Stines is ill this week. Fred Jenks was in Cayuga Saturday evening. Miss Dorothy McCann of Covington visits sister Mrs. Carl Keller. Hortense Rhodes, recent guest at Ambrose Stines, returned to Covington Saturday.
Ray White and his wife camped last summer and used RAT-SNAP to control rats near their tent. The product is sold in three sizes by The Mayer Hardware Co. Covington-Adv.
Fountain Circuit Court September Term 1922 notices Albert Van Der Vaaleen as administrator with will annexed presents final account and vouchers for examination on September 25 1922. Heirs creditors and legatees must appear to show cause and prove heirship. Nebeker and Dice attorneys listed.
Samuel Jackson of Helt township has caused the arrest of Joe Hoeflick and Frank Elwell of Highland for stealing 215 pounds of wool on the night of June 16. Jackson identifies the wool as his and the defendants plead not guilty with a preliminary hearing set for July 10 at Clinton.
The Paisa Akhbar editor, a Lahore India newspaper, endorses Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for colic diarrhea and similar ailments in children and servants, claiming it is consistently effective.
Mr Crawford of Lebanon purchases the Central Hotel at Hillsboro from Mr and Mrs E C Heng. Crawford’s sister will assume ownership, with possession by the Hendersons in a future arrangement. The former owners have no stated plans.
A for sale notice offers twenty acres of othy grass with contact pointing to D Mortis. The brief listing lacks location or price details.
Old Kentucky resident Lee Miles reports two valuable cows killed by lightning last Wednesday. Local families including Sawyers, Barkleys, Grubbs, and others spent weekends with relatives in Illinois, Perrysville, Hillsboro, and Turkey Run for Memorial events and dinners.
A testimonial from Mrs. William Vollmer of Eastwood New York extols Chamberlains Tablets as a splendid stomach and liver remedy. The ad urges biliousness constipation or indigestion sufferers to try them, promising benefits.
Harve Miller a gravel inspector for the Kansas State Highway Commission spent a few days in Lebanon Ohio over the weekend visiting his parents. He was accompanied by Carl Harris.
A Wallace Reid film and a Wednesday Comedy-Lyric show headline a social visit from Hershel Stevenson and family of Hammond plus relatives from Lafayette Aylesworth and Covington. A fishing gear loss near Tipton Rock Cooper Ford bridge prompts returns to Chas Tittle Covington Ind with a generous reward.
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