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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1910
Page
6
An old advertisement promotes a food tonic for nursing mothers to maintain strength and nourish babies. It also markets a Debugg Bend 10c. paper promotion for a Deautiful Savings Bank and Child's Sketch-Book. Red bank contains a Good Luck Peony, from Scott & Bowne at 409 Pearl St New York.
Mrs Rinn left detailed funeral directions naming singer C Lewis Green of Attica to sing with Miss Dolly Fields and Dr B K Fox as minister. The service featured Episcopal rites, hymns and prayers, readings from Psalm 23, poems, and a personal deathbed tribute.
The Lindsey Beckelhymer gravel road project in Wabash township faced controversy as Martin Brothers undertook a 2.25 mile chain of work. The contract called for precise two widths and grades with a double track plan, but critics argue the finished road diverged from the specifications and petition, prompting civic scrutiny led by local residents and action to halt full payment.
In old Wabash the Commissioners approved a road altered by contractors and officials before any dirt moved. Judge Schoonover ruled the changes violated the plans and specifications, voiding the contract and returning the matter to contractors for noncompliance.
Sunday March 5 1910 at Bend M E Church lists Sunday School 10 30 a m and 11 a m Woman's Foreign Missionary Thank Offering service Epworth League 7 p m Choir rehearsal Saturday 7 p m Chorous rehearsal and Thursday 7 p m prayer service Official Board meets first Monday monthly Ladies Aid Society second Thursday W F M S first Thursday Teachers Training Class Monday 7 p m Carlyle quote Learn Through Mistakes There is instruction in recognizing our errors.
The Woman's Club, of which Mrs. Ries was a charter member, memorializes Mrs. Rinn with fond memories of her generosity, grace, and virtue. They note her resignation letter to the club three weeks earlier and her hopeful farewell to life, foretelling a reunion beyond this world.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during the sickness and death of our dear husband son and brother Louise Layton Albert Layton and Family
Mrs. Eliza McClerg died Thursday night at her son William's home in this city after grippe complications. Born July 29 1830 near Flemingsburg Kentucky she moved to Indiana in the sixties with her husband and raised three daughters and a son. Funeral from Will's home Saturday by Rev. Dougherty with interment in Mt Hope cemetery.
Herman Briggs and wife visited Wednesday as Mrs Samp Reed remains seriously ill. Mrs Briggs has called nearly daily since the illness began, staying with her aunt during the ordeal.
Bible school at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. The pastor begins a ten sermon series on Things surely believed focusing on old versus new faith and science. Evening topic is Public Utilities confronting social problems. C E. society meets 2:30 p.m. Mid-Week service Thursday 7:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal Saturday 7:30. H K Fox Ph D minister 620 Fourth Street.
A social event at the home of Miss Ruth Cloyd of Riverside celebrated her fifteenth birthday with many young friends in attendance. Neighboring residents and relatives including John W Zufall and wife, Grant Hughes, and others were noted in visits and calls around Covington and Frankfort.
Sproson Wilson reports the death of Stella Carleston daughter of Mrs Ingles of Warren County Indiana from consumption. She died Tuesday at Kane Indiana and her body arrived Wednesday, taken in charge by Undertaker Board. Funeral services held at the girl’s home. Shaft & Shulers advertise fresh and salt fish.
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