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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1922
Page
8
The Woman's Club remembers Mrs. Rinda Nebeker bidding them farewell with faith and tenderness. She walked a path of pain and received the call to come up higher. Members Mrs. Laurissa Allen Mrs. Mary Dunlap and Mrs. Ada Rogers extend warm recollections of her genial hospitality.
The Methodist Church schedules a union service for Memorial Day with Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 11 00 a m Epworth League at 6 30 p m and Evening Worship at 7 30 p m The Baccalaureate sermon for Covington High School graduates will be delivered at the evening service Pastor Russell B Kern invites participation.
Indiana lists thirty well equipped camp sites statewide planned by the conservation department. Camps offer stores pools kitchenettes amusements showers and firewood with vary ing sizes to accommodate hundreds. A motor camp pamphlet and map detailing locations facilities and camp histories will be distributed soon.
In the Fountain Circuit Court April Term 1922 Ruth C. Carwile administratrix filed a recount and vouchers for final settlement of Mary E. Conover deceased. The hearing is set for June 25 1922 at which heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the recount should not be approved. Heirs must prove heirship at the same time and place. RUTH C. CARWILE Administratrix Netwaer & Docu Attys.
A health ad warns that constipation can lead to appendicitis and urges keeping bowels regular. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as an easy gentle remedy.
The schedule lists Bible School at 19 o clock A M and preaching at 11 o clock A M and 7 30 P M. The public is invited to attend. O W McGaughey Minister.
Miss Victorine Kaufman will sing at the Lyric tonight. Mrs. L S Silverthorn of Rossville Ind is visiting her son R H Silverthorn and family in this city. Mrs D T Rich of Cincinnati was in town last week on business. Lee Duncan of Ft Wayne arrived due to his father John A Duncan’s illness who has shown some improvement this week.
Joseph Samuels, former Silverwood resident, died in a Terre Haute hospital after months of illness from bladder cancer. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church with the Masonic lodge in charge at Island cemetery. He leaves many friends and relatives and a brother Ed Samuels. Local notices mention Chas Randolph in Veedersburg, Raymond Kesner's birthday dinner with Mrs Roy Newman, and visits by Mr and Mrs Ambrose Stines to Floyd Richard family. J B Samuels attended Terre Haute Friday.
Mrs. Jennie Quinn and Continental Casualty Company agreed to settle the case over her husband Cheries Quinn’s death. The Indiana Industrial Board action was withdrawn, with an award expected around $3000. Mr. Heath said many similar settlements occur without Board jurisdiction disputes. The hearing was led by Mr. Dresser of the State Industrial Board.
In the Fountain Circuit Court Delia H Reed administratrix of Worth Reed deceased filed and presented her final settlement with vouchers on June 17 1922 all heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved heirs must prove heirship Nebeker Dice Attorneys.
The notice states whooping cough is dangerous for children under five but quickly curable with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy when no opiate is used. It claims rapid shortening of illness and safety and pleasant taste, noting many epidemics treated with pronounced success.
The Curtis G. Redden Post of the American Legion plans the Second Annual Fourth of July Celebration at Danville I. I. Fair Grounds HL. Committee chairs promise a larger event with bigger auto race purses and top dirt track drivers. An evening program includes fireworks, entertainment, speeches, and dancing with Schoenbeck's orchestra.
Among out of town friends at Tom Evans funeral Monday were Mr. and Mrs. Sewell Nebeker Mrs Haydon and granddaughter of Indianapolis James Gee John Tilford Jacob Kruth Mrs Sam Ritchey Mrs James Young and daughter Mr Smith of Danville NL Mr and Mrs James Jackson of Attica and C W Thompson of Akron Ohio.
Garner Hill Gladstone N J promotes RAT-SNAP claiming it sells well and is the best rat poison. He boasts the product petrifies carcasses with no odor and that cats or dogs won’t touch it. Available in cakes for 5c 65c and 1 25 sold and guaranteed by Mayer Hardware Co Adv.
Notice to dog owners warns payment due by June 2 with penalties and costs. Memorial plans note Mrs Jennie Kendrick purchasing a monument for her son Albert Kendrick who died overseas. Miss LaVerne Glasscock to present the immorial flag given to the American Legion Post in Covington during Memorial exercises May 30 at the M E church.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church will hold an exchange at Purfeerst Millinery on North 4th street Saturday morning. Plenty of good things to eat. Committee.
For sale items include a dining table sewing machine iron bed and springs and a Majestic Range. Phone 39 Blossom Board. Mr and Mrs Charley Printy of Lafayette visited friends here last Friday and were guests of the Anagram club at the Leist Home Friday evening.
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