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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1912
Page
8
First Presbyterian Church announces morning theme The Peril of Error and an evening topic on Individuality. The third Travelogue will be presented Tuesday evening. C E Kincade, monument dealer, offers custom monuments with stock options and fair pricing at 223 W Main St Danville.
Col Elmer Coats of Van Buren buys two old mill stones from Roy Sanders. The stones, carved from negro heads by Capt William White in 1823, symbolize pioneer days. They will be moved to Coats’s home as a keepsake on ancestral grounds and hold high family value.
The Covington Memorial Association held its third annual meeting in the court room on April 5 at 7 30 p m. Philip Grubbs was elected president with Mrs Virginia Board as vice president and Lee Philpott re elected secretary. Mrs Har rison Little became treasurer. Committees were appointed for finance speakers parade flower and flag Munsee program and more. A motion invited fraternal orders schools and city officials to attend and that the mayor be petitioned to close businesses from 1 to 3 pm. The next meeting is May 3 at the G A R Hall.
A concise guide lists ten commandments for right eating. It urges eating only when head hunger exists, avoiding meals when angry or worried, chewing thoroughly, and focusing on taste while avoiding meat as essential for strength.
A speaker uses questions and simple analogies to teach children about washing faces and teeth, the pain of toothache, and how decay happens. He compares food left in the mouth to meat spoiled in an ice box, stressing daily cleaning to prevent decay.
Notice announces the appointment and qualification of the administrator of the estate of Trammbial C. G. Yount, deceased, in Fountain County Indiana. The Fountain Trust Company is the administrator, with O. P. Lewis as attorney for the administrator. The estate is stated to be solvent.
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