Covington Indiana Post Office Note of 1847 Second Class
The item notes established 1847 and entering as second class matter at the Covington Indiana post office.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1922
Page
4
The item notes established 1847 and entering as second class matter at the Covington Indiana post office.
Mrs. Simeon Lambricht and family host Susan L. Sherman librarian from Butler-Pa as she travels on vacation and visits relatives in town last week.
In memory of Emma Feters who died June 24 1922 the Mys tic Order chapter in Covington Ind mourns. Troy Chapter 145 drapes its charter for thirty days and offers condolence to the family. Also reflects on the departed with a funeral poem and notes William Wilker and wife of Mon telcia and Miss Marjorie visiting.
Ervine Truex of Liberty Indiana reports relief after taking Tanlac to cure long standing stomach distress back pain and weight loss. He praises renewed appetite and kidney function and urges others to try Tanlac available through druggists.
Old Kentucky notes list visits among New Albany Salem and Hillsboro residents. Families such as Pobertron Thomas Layton and Nicklas are named with weekend and Fourth of July gatherings. Lew Grady recovers from recent appendectomy at Danville.
Robert S Keller born January 4 1844 died July 4 1922 aged 78 years 6 months 1 day son of Micheal and Sarah Endsley Keller. Enlisted March 5 1864 wounded at Kenesaw Mountain June 14 1864 discharged 1866. Married Emma L Lighty April 22 1881, five children born two died in infancy. Survived by widow one brother Erasmus VI of Ohio one grandchild Wilmer. Known as Uncle Bob for his kindness and helpfulness in the community. A requested funeral poem recounts his wartime service and loyalty to comrades.
A Splendid Medicine for the Stomach and Liver. Mrs William Vellmer of Eastwood New York praises Chamberlains Tablets for biliousness constipation and indigestion. She recommends giving them a trial they will do you good.
Coal Creek Young Peoples meeting held Wednesday afternoon and Ladies Aid met Thursday. The 1 division entertained. Coal Creek Aid enjoyed a pleasant visit from West Liberty Aid last Thursday. A social gathering included Dosia Snoddy Derela Snoddy Lois Richardson and Roberta Richardson at a Mary Helen Young birthday surprise. Refreshments were served. Robert Keller died suddenly at his home Wednesday evening. Funeral services were held Friday morning Rev M Harelle officiating with interment in the new cemetery. Manly Richardson and wife and Pearl Orahood and family visited Manford Richardson Sunday afternoon and set the Richardson reunion for August 13 at Harris grove near Tree Spring. program to follow. Kenneth Richardson returned from school last Thursday. Mrs Jane Keller visiting Mrs Emma Keller a few days. Floyd Richardson and family spent Sunday with Will Nash. Wilson Richardson was ill Sunday morning. Ruth Coggins leaves Friday for vacation at the lakes.
The editor of Paisa Akhbar Lahore endorses Chamberlain's Coli and Diarrhoea Remedy for colic and diarrhoea after using it with his children and servants. The advertisement claims consistent effectiveness.
The family of Robert S Keller thanks friends for kindness during illness and death. Special thanks to the Ladies Aid Society and the Women’s Auxiliary of the C A Post of the American Legion for flowers and to Brecher McHargue for comfort.
An advertisement features Ray White praising RAT-SNAP for camping pest control. The copy says a couple used RAT-SNAP during a vacation to trap rats near their tent and promises the product in three sizes 35c 6hc and 1 25 sold by The Maver Hardware Co Covington-aAdv.
In Fountain Circuit Court September Term 1922 Albert Van Der Volgen as Administrator with will annexed of Mary A Cole deceased has filed final account and vouchers for examination on September 25. Heirs and creditors must appear to show cause why approval should not be granted and prove heirship. Nebeker and Dice attorneys.
Mary Jane Blakeney of Vermilion county born February 9 1853 passed July 6 aged 69 at East Liberty street. She married A J Royse March 26 1871 and left seven children twenty five grandchildren five great grandchildren. Funeral at Rogers cemetery Upper Mound with hymns by the Elmores and sermon by Rev Will Elmore.
The Royse family thanks neighbors and friends for remembrances and ministrations during the illness and after the death of Mary J. Royse. A.3. Royse and Children express heartfelt gratitude and faith in divine reward.
E A Metzger of Covington was among nearly 600 IU students in the reserve officers training corps who earned the war department recognition as a distinguished college in military science. Only 10 percent of military schools receive this honor. Ohio State Purdue and DePauw also won in the fifth army corps area. Under Major R E O'Brien, IU’s unit has won the rating and several top awards at summer camps at Camp Knox Kentucky.
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