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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1922
Page
4
An incident is reported at the Covington Indiana post office where a person described as a second eines nutter is involved. Details are sparse and no injuries are noted. Local authorities investigate the scene and document statements from witnesses.
Friday meeting at Purdue trained county agents in poultry culling with plans for a few enlisting demonstrations. County representatives for the State Fair School were chosen and a prize of 95 dollars offered for the largest number of visitors to the fair demonstrations. A “Farm Parade Day” invitation urged turnout to Purdue Farms, poultry division, and feeding demonstrations at the city park with car loads of attendees.
Mary Olive Rhodes aged about 132, eldest daughter of Hiram and Sarah Ann, died July 77 years in Fountain eourty. She married Elijah Rhodes in 1863 and had four children, Bartha E., Hiram Everett (deceased), Ivy Mae Martin, and Edward Rhodes. She joined the Meuri Corme Baptist church in 1876 and died in faith. Her children mourn her loss.
The Rhodes family extends thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness shown during the illness and death of their brother in law Mir and Mrs. H. E. Rhodes, and to Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Martin for support and sympathy.
A garbled account describes a hotel brawl in a small VenLeyhania town with a bizarre wartime battlefield comparison. The ad lists three sizes Se 65 and a price of $1.25, sold and guaranteed by Mayer Herdveare Co Covington.
John O Hair received an 825 fine for drunken behavior at the Peral farm Tuesday morning. Wife Minnie O Hair filed the complaint with Mayor Wert. Frank Faust and his son David of Akron returned from Tippecanoe Lake to Covington last Saturday. David to visit a few days before returning home.
Notice is hereby given that the estate of Clairge W. Eererex in Fountain County Indiana has named an administrator. The administrator is named and qualified with the Circuit Court of Fountain County. The executor seeks to settle the estate and settle the debts as required by law.
Mrs. C. A. Sheets of Ft Wayne Indiana testifies Tanlae cured her deep stomach pain headaches dizziness and nervousness after the flu left her weak She notes her father and mother benefited and says three bottles restored her appetite Her husband also improved after the medicine Adv notice Tanlae sold by druggists.
Mrs. George Hickman injured her left wrist after a fall last Friday. Miss Louise Robinson and Delberta Robinson visited from Indianapolis. Mrs. Wm. Alexander returned home with them. George Osborn moved his family to the John Dalton property. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clawson welcomed a baby girl. Adda Alkire visited Covington. Frank Beymer and family hosted friends from nearby towns. Threshing is underway with good quality wheat, some at 68 lbs per bushel.
The editor of Paisa Akhbar in Lahore praises Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for treating colic and diarrhoea in his children and servants, stating it has always been effective.
Elizabeth M Buard chairwoman and David Kern church clerk filed with the county recorder that at a regular congregation meeting at their Fifth Street Covington place of worship Leander Hawkins John Death Barton W Hall Les Philpott and David Kern were elected as trustees for a three year term.
Young People's meetings shift to Wednesday biweekly at BheRts Church. Local visits include Mrs. Jane Keller with Emma Keller in Pennysville and Helen Davis from Kingman. Neighborly events note birthdays, casual gatherings, berry hunts, and multiple family visits across Crawfordsville, Danville, Perrysville, and nearby towns.
Albert Van Der Volgen as Administrator with will annexed of Mary A. Cole deceased has filed final accounting in Fountain Circuit Court and will present it for examination September 25, 1922. Heirs and creditors must appear to show cause and prove heirship at the same hearing. Attorneys Nebeker & Dice.
Covington friends announce the marriage of Mrs. Loraine Redding to William O. Weber of Indianapolis. The wedding occurred in Terre Haute on April 24 with a Presbyterian pastor officiating. Weber, a Fort Wayne native with the Oliver company in South Bend, plans to live in Indianapolis. Mrs. Weber is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Livengood of Covington.
Night watchman claims to have seen many rats and used RAT-SNAP to clear them in six weeks. He reports killing scores nightly and states he will not be without RAT-SNAP. Three sizes priced 35c 65c and 1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Mayer Hrw Co Covington.
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