Covington Ind Newspaper Established 1847
The item notes the Covington Indiana publication established in 1847 with A. Clifton as editor and publisher and mentions second class mail status.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
4
The item notes the Covington Indiana publication established in 1847 with A. Clifton as editor and publisher and mentions second class mail status.
Mrs Kate Spence guests with relatives for two weeks. George Patterson of Pittsburg visits Farrell Williams family. Mr Brant and daughter Greed from Hillsboro stay with Mary Gardner. Frank Smith visits son Albert in Indianapolis and purchases feeds for season. Fire department called to Dr Redmen home around 11 W eek Wednesday. Report electric fault caused minor fire damage.
Paul Kennedy of West Terre Haute, a Vandalia Coal Co. miner, proclaims Tanlac cured his two year battle with indigestion. He says his appetite returned, dizziness disappeared, and he gained ten pounds after taking Tanlac, advertised as available from all good druggists.
Baptist church programs drew strong attendance with children and trainers earning praise. The Johnson Brothers orchestra from Kingman provided the main musical feature. Social visits included Yvonne Craycraft hosted by Stanton Keller, and Mr and Mrs Ambrose Stines hosting Sunday dinner with Mack Rhodes and daughters from Covington. Wheat harvest progresses with good yields. Mrs Oren Parker shows notable improvement.
Advertisement states that nine of ten rheumatism cases are muscular or chronic rheumatism needing no internal treatment. It claims Cham berlain's Liniment relieves pain and aids sleep and rest for those afflicted.
Chas Watts of Attica underwent a Saturday operation at St. Elizabeth hospital in Lafayette for kidney trouble and was reported doing well. Ed Manlove, recovering from a recent paralytic stroke, is slowly improving. The Fountain Baseball club defeated an Attica team 3 to 1. Several residents including Mr and Mrs Ben Baldwin and others from Chicago and Fowler visited Attica. Rev Charlie Howard will preach this weekend. Miss Vina Hancock visits Attica with her sister.
Fountain Circuit Court in Indiana appoints W B Gray as receiver of Lodi Mineral Water Sanitarium Company of Indiana and its assets. Creditors must file claims by October 1, 1922, and contract holders must present open contracts by July 15, 1922 at the receiver’s Covington office or at the grounds of the sanitarium.
Napier Wilt of Hillsboro and his friend Frank Van Bergen of Chicago visited Mr. and Mrs. John Wilt over the weekend. They were hosted at a dinner by Miss Kenneth Faulkner of Waynetown on Saturday night. Faulkner accompanied them to Chicago Sunday and will attend the summer term at Chicago University.
Coal Creek reports a Wednesday afternoon Young Peoples meeting and a Thursday Ladies Aid gathering for extra work. Families visit Robert Keller and John Woodrow. carpenters rebuild Whitford house in Crawfordsville after spring fire. Several households share Sundays with kin and celebrate June birthdays at Frank Holland’s in Kingman.
The great American comedy of farm and fortune plays at the Lyric on Tuesday. The show blends rural life with comic misadventure in a lighthearted stage piece likely drawing local theatergoers seeking entertainment.
Mrs Newton Vreeland of Minoa New York recommends Chamberlains Tablets for relief after heavy meals and general indigestion. She says they fix her up fine and she and her husband use them for years taking a bottle on trips. The ad urges use for constipation or indigestion.
John J. Hall as Commissioner will sell at private sale on July 1, 1922, at 10:00 AM in Williamsport, Indiana, three tracts in Warren Fountain counties from a partition action in Warren Circuit Court. Tract 1 covers 245 acres in Warren County, Tract 2 is 80 acres in Fountain County, Tract 3 is 62 acres in Township 21 North Range 8 West. Tracts 2 and 3 may be paid as cash or in three installments, with Tract 2 subject to a first mortgage and taxes. Tract 1 cash with purchaser assuming a first mortgage and current taxes.
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