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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1923
Page
8
Mrs. Emma Reed of Attica and Mrs. Mabel Ogle of Newtown spent the winter in St. Cloud Florida and returned home last Friday. Mrs. Reed is a sister of Dr C M Coggins of Coal Creek.
A local ad offers many plants ready for transplanting with prices 10¢ per dozen 38 dozen for 25c and 100 for 60c Sweet potato plants priced at 50e per 100 Call at the residence or store on Third Street run by C. T. Purfeerst.
Robert and Maxine Pershing of Logansport are visiting their grandmother, Mrs. M. Boord, for the week in this area.
Nine of ten rheumatism cases are simply muscle or chronic rheumatism that do not need internal treatment. Pain relief comes from applying Chamberlains Liniment which aids sleep and rest for the afflicted, offering real comfort.
L. H. Philles of Vincennes Indiana reports Tanlac cured stomach, kidney, and bladder troubles after severe pains and weakness. He says food once caused distress, yet Tanlac restored appetite and strength. Tanlac is advertised for general sale with over 37 million bottles sold.
Mrs. W I Drollinger and daughter Avanelle visited. Families: Glascock, Jones, Shafer, Pyle, and Droilinger attend events in Crawfordsville, Indianapolis, Kingman, Covington. Commencement at Blaker College noted. Children’s night at Scott's Prairie urged for July first Sunday.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m discuss Political Demagogues with evening evangelistic message at 7 30 p m Mrs Adelphine Livengood visiting Indianapolis over the weekend Arlene Coffin's daughter attends services. Republican subscription noted.
Mellott residents record weekend visits from W L Miller and son Lee Cayuga relatives and friends from Indianapolis Williamsport Kokomo Crawfordsville and Waynetown. A large Children’s Day program at the North church attracted a full crowd with attendees from local families and surrounding towns.
F. P. Watts traveled with Wm. Watts to Garrett for an extended visit. Frank Beymer Eliza Ennis and Lou Ennis visited Covington Saturday. Grant Brooks and daughter Gladys from Danville Ill visited Mrs. Frank Watts Sunday. Lou Ennis Thornton and Mack Beymer attended Tab commencement Tuesday evening. Frank Thornton Beymer and Mrs. Fred Burkhart and sons of Peru with Mrs. Margaret Morse of Amity Oregon visited Mr. and Mrs. Vic Welch Sunday. Mont Crain and family of Covington visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huffer Sunday. Mrs. Fred Burkhart and sons of Peru returned home Tuesday after a week with relatives. Mrs. Morse and Thornton Beymer visited Attica Tuesday. Mrs. Frank and Blanch Manlove hosted dinner Friday with guests Mrs. Morse Amity Oregon Mrs. Burkhart Peru and Mrs. L. D. Reed. Thornton Mack Beymer and Oregon were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Franklin Saturday at Danville. F P Beymer the broom man transacted business in Attica Tuesday.
A note highlights a demonstration using table salt water and a No Rub plate to remove tarnish at Robb's store on Saturday June 16. The piece promotes the issue as containing extensive news and up-to-date matter in the Republican.
Mrs Newton Vreeland of Minos New York reports using Chamberlains Tablets for five years with husband and says they ease heaviness after meals and fatigue. The advertisement urges taking the tablets for constipation or indigestion and claims they will do you good.
Advertisement urging purchase of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for summer use, highlighting its usefulness for families and suggesting it is worth its cost.
The Presbyterian church announces Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and preaching at 11:08 a.m. on the topic How Sin Came In. An Endeavor Service follows at 6:30 p.m. with sermon at 7:30 p.m. titled Living Water. Rev. E. B. Johnson invites all to attend and indicates especially those not in the habit of church attendance.
The Sullivan McComas store windows shattered by a recent windstorm have been repaired and replaced by contractor Charles A Brown. The front is improved and a new business is expected to occupy the room soon, while O T Law visited the area this week.
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