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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
8
Mrs Stanley Graham near Stone Bluff was taken to Banville by Dr Lambright and operated on at St Elizabeths Hospital for a tumor in the breast. The operation succeeded and she is recovering well, hoping to return home in two or three weeks.
The Covington Orchestra directed by Asa Kaufmann plays at Pence May 31 Tab June 5 State Line June 6 Carbondale June 7 West Lebanon June 11 and Marshfield June 14 presenting a splendid program.
Alfred Ellmore, president of Bible and Literary College in Gunter Texas, will address the Church of Christ Little Brick on Lordsday at 11 am and 8 pm. The 81 year old speaker is expected to interest attendees with his message.
Sergeant Major Clark H. Myers of Millcreek, veteran of the Western front and servant with Austrian British and American troops, landed at New York May 16 aboard the Mt. Vernon and reached home last week. He sailed on the Leviathan torpedoed May 18 1918 and later served as Division Headquarters Sergeant Major in charge of the Qualifications and Casualty departments. He wore several badges, returned uninjured, and praised treatment received. He was in the city Monday with Mrs Myers and his parents W H Myers.
A bank was organized in Yeddo on Saturday May 31 and will open in a prominent location once ready. Officers elected include President George F. Sines Treasurer Perry Glascock Secretary W A Myers with directors Geo F Sines T J Ross J B White T H Miller and Samuel Bonebrake. A second meeting on Tuesday June 3 refined plans and community leaders were praised.
The Eastern Star Chapter will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Masonic Hall Monday evening June 9th. There will be work and a full attendance is desired.
The Lyric offers pleasant rooms for warm evenings with Mary Pickford in How Could You Mean tonight and varied programs all week. Julian Eltinge, famed for feminine impersonation, appears Monday, drawing crowds to view international scenery and other features.
Mr. Wm. B. Wisler of Douglassville Pa recalls a 1909 indigestion attack that looked hopeless until he received a free sample of Chamberlain's Tablets by mail. He tried them, bought a package, and has not suffered a similar attack since.
Macon County Farm Bureau and University of Illinois plan a two day cultivator demonstration on the W. M. Perrine farm near Blue Mound Illinois. Fourteen two row machines will be shown in one field including brands Avery Emerson Brantingham Illinois Moline and others. Eight horse drawn units from John Deere Racine Sattley and more will also be exhibited.
Miss Margaret Douglass hosted a Tuesday afternoon party at her East Liberty Street home with Tri Kappa and the Sewing Club. She announced her forthcoming marriage to Earl Romine, planned for June 19.
A white wire wheel with the 34x4 serial marks vanished from an unknown site in town or on Dixie highways. The item is believed to be at the Warrick Garage where a reward is offered for its return.
Robert Lowell Bantz born November 6 1918 died May 25 1918 at six months old. Illness worsened despite care and he died peacefully. Survived by father mother brother Malcolm grandparents and many relatives. The poem notes a precious one from us has gone and the soul is safe in heaven.
Dorothy Mae Smith, who has been attending school at Jacksonville Illinois, is at home for her summer vacation.
The ladies of Wabash Chapel invite all to an ice cream social on Wednesday evening June 11. Everyone is welcome to attend.
The Bantz family thanks friends and neighbors for loving kindness during illness and death of their beloved babe. Appreciation expressed for beautiful floral offerings from Leonard Bantz and Family.
The Ames Intelligencer cautions that whiskey is not a remedy for colic and stomach ache. It advises sending a distressed man to a doctor or using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and notes many wrongly favor alcohol as relief.
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