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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1915
Page
8
Local Covington items cover residents, business, church notices, and upcoming events. Mentions O. S. Jones in Danville, Ora S. Clark from Attica, and many Covington figures in projects, trades, and social visits. Includes ads and society notes from the era.
Memorial services set with EW Strecker delivering the memorial sermon at the M E church Sunday morning. On Monday afternoon he will deliver the address at Newtosce.
For sale or trade a 70 foot ornamental short Jewish fence with single and double gates heavy enough to turn stock. Item can be seen at my residence in Covington OLS Dovenass.
The Booklovers Club met at Miss Mildred Dennis home on Liberty Street for a peace and reciprocity program. Mrs Lynn Spinning performed piano, Mrs Marx Herzog read Browning and Tennyson, Mrs Graham read The Arsenal at Springfield, and Mrs Rathbread spoke on the Woman's Peace Conference. Mrs Virginia Boord sang The Five Souls and led My Own United States chorus. Mrs Wilkey won first prize in a Nations contest, with Mrs Coffing taking the consolation prize. An eloquent luncheon followed.
Upholsterer Sam in E Moore Black specializes in all kinds of upholstery and rattan work. Work called for and delivered, with prompts completed to meet demand.
A city man visits a farmer for business and stays for dinner. The family, including the farmer’s two sons, battles to eat a very tough chicken. Sam addresses his braggier companion with a quiet plea about Deck’s disappearance.
An advertiser touts the best priced silos with long service life. It invites customers to visit near Cev phate to see examples and hear testimonials. The firm claims rival products and promises 25 year durability and seven decade use.
The text reflects on dance as a timeless force marking human history. It notes a return to simpler times when dance was absent and contrasts morning stars dancing with ongoing dances tied to love war and religion. It describes dance as integral to life, culture and recorded history.
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