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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1923

Page

3

Rev Higgenbotham Preaches Here As Penfield Pastor Officiates

Sunday night services were held by Rev Higgenbotham formerly at Coal Creek who now preaches in Penfield. Rev Lotner will fill the regular appointment on Sunday March 25. Harry Cook died at his home west of here Friday at 4 am after long cancer sufferings. He leaves a wife and his 85 year old mother. Short funeral by undertaker Watson of Cayuga at Cooper cemetery. George Hermling is ill. Roads are very bad. cars struggle to pass. Mrs Noble Adams spent weekend with former roommate in Indianapolis. Perrysville schools closed Friday for Clinton tournament. Perrysville won and advances to Lafayette Friday. Nelson Noels hosted Rev Higgenbotham weekend. Car Keller visited Clinton Friday aiding Rufus Abernathy moving there. Frank Allen and family spent Monday with Nelson Noels. Lois Richardson stayed Friday night with Wm Winters in Perrysville. Perry Hell rents Patrick Boner farm and may move there. Boner may occupy house. Desia Snoddy hosted Dorotha, Margaret, Mildred Snoddy, Helen Stanton, Helen Davis, Annabel Chapman, Opal McLain, Thelma Berto, and Lois and Roberta Richardson for dinner Sunday.

Higgenbotham Penfield Lotner Harry Cook Here Watson Cayuga Cooper Cemetery Desia Snoddy Dorotha Margaret and Mildred Snoddy Helen Stanton Helen Davis Annabel Chapman Opal McLain Thelma Berto Lois Roberta Richardson

Hoagland Coal Co. Yards Offer Flexible Coal Supply

Hoagland Coal Co invites buyers to purchase coal in any quantity at Veedersburg and Covington yards. Farmers encouraged with plentiful coal and delivery services. Phone numbers 325 or 35. Dated January 26, 1923 with no further details.

Hoagland Coal Co Veedersburg Covington

Unsold Goods Move to Bergdahl Building Sale Continues

The Darnell Variety store relocated unsold stock to the Bergdahl building on the north side of the square where liquidation sale remains in progress.

Darnell Variety Bergdahl

Local Notes From Stone Bluff Community

Miss Clara Marie Claypool returns to school after flu illness. Freeman Knowles does business in Covington on Friday. McKinzie couple from Warren county move into J. C. Claypool’s vacated house to manage the Claypool farm this year. Sherman Strader and wife visit Crawfordsville. Clildeaker travels home with them for a short visit. Lou Head recovers from a severe flu attack and is out again. Mrs. Lucky Stucker and baby daughter arrive home from Lafayette. mother and baby doing nicely. Frank Campbell and family visit Henry Moffett’s at Waynetown. James Beasley and Monroe Crumbley attend a Duroc sale in Danville. Bobbie Beasley, young son of Mr. and Mrs. James Beasley, has been very ill.

Frank Campbell Henry Moffett Waynetown James Beasley Monroe Crumley Danville Bobbie

Cooper Chapel Ladies Aid Meets for Afternoon Social

The Ladies Aid Society of Cooper Chapel gathered last Friday with Mrs. Ethel Riley and hostesses Mrs. Ha ie Clodfelder and Mrs. Belle Mart. An afternoon of fellowship ended with a two course lunch. The next meeting is in four weeks with Mrs. Pearl Orahood. The body of Harry F. Cook was brought for burial Sunday after passing away near West Liberty the previous Friday. Funeral services were held at the residence. Rufus Abernathy was moved to Clinton by Oscar Abernathy, Russell Rogers, and Carl Keller Friday morning.

Ladies Aid Society of Cooper Chapel Ethel Riley Ha~ie Clodfelder Belle Mart Pearl Orahood Harry F. Cook Mr. Cook West Liberty Earl Oscar Abernathy Russell Rogers Carl Keller Clinton Rufus Abernathy

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised in Abbottstown Ad

Edward P Miller of Abbottstown Pa reports Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is highly effective for coughs and colds. The testimonial notes once users prefer Chamberlain's and find it excellent to ease coughing and break up colds.

Edward P Miller Abbottstown

Kilby funeral and local moves noted in old Kentucky item

The report records the funeral of William Kilby held at his home, noting his Tennessee birth and 13 children, 10 living, with relatives from Detroit Georgetown Denton and Tennessee attending. It also lists nearby residents moving to farms and several attending Veedersburg basketball games, plus juror Fred Layton in Covington for the Casey trial.

William Kilby Louis Kilby Detroit Lulu Kilby Georgetown Gaylor Denton James Kilby Tennessee Kilby Miss Beckett Near Foster Louise Rogers Lee Miles Newtown

Indigestion Relief Claim For Stomach and Liver Tablets

George W. Emory of Rock Mills Alabama praises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as superior to many remedies for indigestion. He notes real age nearly fifty one and improved digestion with the tablets which contain no pepsin and help the stomach digest food naturally.

Chamberlain George W. Emory Rock Mills Ala Adv

March Begins With Fine Weather Despite Cold Patches

The early days of March show generally fine weather with only a cool spell last Saturday. February was marked by cloudiness and unsettled, unpleasant conditions.

Scott's Prairie News Update on Local Family Ailments

George Moffett remains on the ailing list and Arthur Phipps recovers from shingles. Bob Moffett returns to mail distribution after a layoff. Earl Jones recovers from flu while Sam Glascock traveled to Kingman on business. Omer Farr and his young son died, with a reflective note on faith and Heaven.

Arthur Phipps Bob Moffett Earl Jones Sam Glascock Kingman

Annual Stock Sale Near Veedersburg and Hillsboro

A one day sale on Thursday March 15 1923 at 11 oclock features 6 head Jerseys cows 5 head Shorthorn cattle 1 heifer 40 head Poland China and Hampshire hogs. Cattle from W M Lindburg Attica. Terms offer 6 to 8 months credit with 7 percent interest or 2 percent off for cash. Lunch served by North Christian Mellott class. Auctioneers J W McKnight Col Mike Smith Col Wm Nine. Clerks Dan Grey and Cliff Pogue.

Mike Smith Col Wm. Nine Dan Grey Cliff Pogue Merry Sunbeem North Christian Church Mellott

Sermon Schedule Announced by Pastor O W McGaughey

After a month's leave the pastor invites the public and urges membership to attend Bible School at 10:00 AM, sermon at 11:00 AM, and an evening sermon at 7:00 PM. Minister O W McGaughey issues the call.

Bible School

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George Hermling Perrysville Lafayette Nelson Noels Rev. Higgenbotham Keller Frank Allen Lois Richardson Wm. Winters Perry Hell Patrick Boner Mr. Boner Stone Bluff News Clara Marie Claypool Freeman Knowles Mrs. McKinzie Warren County J. C. Claypool Claypool Mrs. Sherman Strader Crawfordsville Miss Clildeaker Lou Head Lucky Stucker Baby Old Kentuck Clifford Grady Attica T. C. Weber Edward Nicklas John Madigan Miles Cartwright Mr. Plunkett Warrent County Leese Farm Clem Rogers von Ray Louise Edward Grubbs Roxie Grubbs Max Layton Harry Mont Sawyers Gordon Weber Fred Layton Casey Mrs. Chutes Mr. Lamb Sterling Scott’s Prairie George Moffett Omer Farr Jesus Hillsboro W. M. Lindburg Poland J. W. McKnight Fifth Street Christian Church O. W. McGaughey Castoria Alf Indiana Ilinois Meridian America Citizens Bank Covington, Ind New Spring Capes New Spring Targader New York City Oxfords
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