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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
4
A nostalgic note recalls a season when a famed figure laments the departure of bygone days with Bon Bons and the ease of charming his former cad partner. The passage blends memory with affection for past social ease and flirtatious intrigue.
A maxim urging perseverance in tough tasks. It states that staying close to a hard job strengthens you for future endeavors and that success itself fuels further achievement. The message emphasizes continuous effort and resilience as keys to ongoing accomplishment.
Vague political scene described with muted activity. References to post primary dynamics note scant coverage of elections and party maneuvering. Democrats are briefly described as quietly preparing political defenses while overall interest remains low.
A lively Fountain County campaign unfolds this fall as a close organization promises strong mobilization. Local officials and political groups expect significant turnout and heated issues shaping the race.
In the district, both congressional hopefuls are linked to local county influence with prominent men backing their bids and a county resident appearing on the state ticket, signaling potential incentives for workers.
A regional crime surge centers on Eastern Illinois and Western Indiana where the mix of accessible cities rural areas and automobiles enables daring robberies. Police presence is weak as old style horse patrols fail to deter criminals, with many hold ups moving from towns to rural districts.
Mrs Newton Vreeland of Minoa New York writes that Chamberlain's Tablets ease heavy meals dullness and fatigue and that her husband carries a bottle when traveling. She recommends taking one or two tablets for constipation or indigestion and claims they do him and her good.
The annual Old Settlers gathering will be held as usual near Yeddo on Thursday August seventeenth. Residents are urged to note the date and mark their calendars.
Mr and Mrs Stanton Keller and children spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Carl Keller of Liver Island Ambrose Stines and family visited Perrysville Saturday evening Mrs Enos Jenks is on the sick list The Rev Ashley of Lebanon filled his regular Christian church appointment Thursday and Friday evenings Mr and Mrs Carl Keller Dwight and Yvonne Craycraft were in Danville Sunday Ambrose Stines called on Ernest Eickleman of Rileysburg Sunday George Alderson and Miss Lacy Parker were in Denville Saturday Marvin and Dewey Jenks were in Cayuga Saturday afternoon Mrs Eliza Watts of Logansport visiting her daughter Mrs Stanton Keller left Saturday for Veedersburg to visit her sister Fred Sable of Cayuga called on Enos Jenks Monday.
A advertising note states that ten rheumatism cases are often muscle or chronic rheumatism not needing internal treatment. It claims Cham berlain's Liniment can relieve pain, improve sleep and rest for sufferers.
Walter Foxworthy and family traded in Crawfordsville Saturday. Mrs. Pearl Rice of Indianapolis visits relatives here, and Miss Ruby Rice spent the weekend in town. Mrs. Ada Dodson visited her father near Kingman. Mrs. J. H. Lively of Ashtabula, Ohio, is visiting. Dr. G. W. Howard and relatives from Alvin, Wisconsin, visited near here. Ed Tyler repairs a barn door. a mishap injured Bert Oyler briefly. Jennie Lively of Danville visited home folks. Bert Oyler advertises cream separators. Mellott underground telephone wiring progresses. noise from wires to be reduced. Jennie Johnson sold her dairy farm south of Mellott to Clarence Haas, who moves in. Mrs. Ellery Stout dies at 68 after long illness. funeral held at the south church with burial in Newtown cemetery.
In Fountain Circuit Court April Term 1922 Wm Pritscher as Administrator has filed final account and vouchers for the estate of Anna Pritscher deceased The examination will occur June 9 1922 Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved Proof of heirship must be shown Also named Victor Ringer Attorney Administrator May 19 1931
Mrs. Perry describes returning to a seaside residence overrun with rats. She claims RAT-SNAP killed them within a week without mess, praising the cake form over mixing. The ad notes three sizes and prices 35 cents 65 cents and 1 25 and says sold and guaranteed by Mayer Hardware Company Covington Indiana.
Mary E. Conover deceased facts filed by administratrix But! C. Carwile for final settlement. Court to examine June 28, 1922. Heirs creditors or legatees invited to appear. Ruth C. Carwile administratrix attorney Nebeker and Dice.
Della H. Reed as Administratrix files final settlement of Worth Reed estate in Fountain Circuit Court on June 17 1922. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why account should not be approved. Heirs must prove heirship at the stated time and place. Nebeker and Dice attorneys.
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