Handsome Tailleur Garb for Coat and Skirt Ensemble
Blue sik gabardine selected for a charming tailleur. The skirt is full and the coat short waisted with belt and cord ornaments at the waist. A high collar adds style and distinction.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1915
Page
6
Blue sik gabardine selected for a charming tailleur. The skirt is full and the coat short waisted with belt and cord ornaments at the waist. A high collar adds style and distinction.
The Pythian Sisters publish memorial resolutions for Ora LaTourette praising her mercy and duty. They note her bravery in danger and wisdom in excitement, express Christian hope, and extend sympathy to her sons, relatives, and Temple. Copies will be sent to her children and Covington papers.
A simple fruit spread combines 1 cup seedless raspberries with 2 cups rhubarb and 3 cups sugar. Cook the mixture until thick and glossy for a fruity preserve.
A traditional bake list shares a raisin bread recipe from Mrs Jesse Kerns. Ingredients include yeast sponge milk raisins currants sugar lard cinnamon nutmeg and salt with instructions to bake as light bread.
A recipe instructs beating stiff egg whites with dissolved gelatin and sugar, adding color with red sugar, and flavoring with lemon and vanilla. Layers are filled with nuts between and topped with nuts and whipped cream.
Abstracters note multiple weekly deeds in Fermtata County featuring buyers and sellers like George W. Roberts Ellen Basham C. B. Larrimer W. H. Eikenberry and Mary D. Thompson. Transactions cover Veedersburg Kingman Logan and Newtown areas with parcel numbers and prices from 1 to 24 485 acres Fulton to 1 and various dollar amounts including 1100 500 425 1100 10000 6000 259 and 2000 plus numerous frac and lot transfers.
The 15th annual Western Indiana Christian Conference will be held in Wingate August 24 to 27. Noted preachers will participate and Rev. Lewis Bannon of Waynetown will give the closing remarks. Bannon is 97 and has served in ministry for about 75 years.
The Crawfordville Review accuses forgetfulness over a tax list showing 7380 autos in Montgomery County while state records show 13860 licenses issued. The Attica editors pledge to publish the county’s true facts.
A practical serge outing suit designed for comfort on long or short journeys. Features include ankle length skirt with front and back plaits, a box double-breasted coat with long revers and pockets, a white crepe blouse, black and white silk collar, Panama hat, white gloves, and cloth-topped shoes. Describes a masculine yet simple line suited for travel from city to wilderness. Mr. Julia Bottomley notes.
Melissa Richardson visited Fred Parrets near Kingman Sunday. Harry Snoddy and family were guests of Ben Merryman and family of Covington with Dr Coggins and W W Snoddy also joining. Rev Higgenbottom and Rev Jenkins led services Saturday and Sunday night. Claud Parker visited brother Eston Parker. Mrs Parker’s brother joined Sunday visitors. Manly Richardson returned from Danville due to son Lewis illness. McCoy Whitford and family from Silverwood toured local friends Sunday evening. Mrs Crowder served ice cream to Coal Creek Sunday school classes in Stringtown. Many attended Mrs Ella Baldwin’s funeral in Covington Tuesday. The Horse Thief Detective Association met at the schoolhouse Saturday night despite bad weather. John Woodrow hosted Rev John Higgenbottom’s birthday dinner Saturday with ice cream and fellowship.
Carwile No 9 Miss Anita Yerkes visited Mrs C H Bush on Tuesday afternoon. Rev J L Higgenbotham was in the area last week. C H Carwiles called on their son Stuart Sunday. Mrs Wm Yerkes spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Serena Yerkes. There will be preaching at Wabash Chapel on Sunday evening July 25. Stanly Graham and family were guests of Maria and Angeline Rhodes Sunday. Miss Berenice Livengood made business calls Monday. Miss Odessa McLain of Stringtown is helping Mrs Sherman Yerkes. Mont Bodine returned to Mt Vernon Indiana Wednesday after visiting relatives. Mahlon Bodine and family spent Sunday at L W Bodine’s. Mrs Will Richardson and children of near Cates spent Friday at Jesse Bodine’s. Ray Simmons and family and Miss
Last Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Albert Perlman hosted friends at their North Walnut street home. Elizabeth Beggs president of the Civic Club hosted an impromptu reception for Mary Hannah Khrout author from Crawfordville followed by a 20 minute talk. Grandma Ellis celebrated her 75th birthday with relatives and friends including Ora Ellis and Maynard Smith. The 1915 high school graduating class presented Be tween the Acts at the high school auditorium with music by the Christian church orchestra. Cast included Dick Comfort George Merrigale and June Sage. Net proceeds about twelve dollars go to the public library.
Local residents visit relatives and conduct business in Attica Covington Hillsboro Perrysville and Stone Bluff. Visitors include Miss Ruth Darling Miss Louise Ryan Virgil Frazier and others with several remarks on gossip and social chatter from Winslow Dispatch.
The excerpt lists European and North African dishes with brief preparation notes. It mentions veal with tomatoes and onions baked with cheese, Spanish macaroni with butter and bread, English stuffed ham with parsley and pepper, and general steps for boiling, baking, and roasting.
A humorous exchange about marrying a woman doctor follows a quip that she operated on him for appendicitis with such gentleness that he fell in love. The line ends with a playful twist on the saying about the way to a man's heart.
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