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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
4
The Troy Republicans present Vy Welch of North Troy Township as candidate for township assessor. They describe him as a worthy, qualified candidate with high standing, good judgment, and honesty. Welch, 41, born in the township, runs a farm and business, and seeks the office to serve the people.
Marion Davies headlines a lyric set two scene play featuring beauty and luxury on Thursday. The intimate performance promises elegant staging and refined vocal delivery in a refined theater setting.
Sikev Ferwood entertained her Clinton father. Maurie Jerks was in Kingman on business. Ambrose Stines and Mrs Stines visited Lewis Samuels. A truck party including Roland Wann and Frank Tobert rode in Wann’s car to a dance Friday evening. The car wreck occurred near Coal Creek south of Cates with only minor injuries to the travelers. Max Stines, four, fractured arm worryingly but X rays showed no bone break. he was treated at Lake View Hospital.
Covington meets West Lebanon in the season opener at 7 30 Friday evening in the high school gym. Admission is 25 cents.
A striking picture on the North wall of ear Pohits Tupiary shows the Maiden of the Coins painted by Miss Bertha Lacey sister of Bigs Charles Robb. The work copies a famous painting by Payne and is deemed a fine art piece framed to enhance its beauty. Miss Lacey values the painting at about 1800 dollars but will not sell or part with the image or the privilege to copy it.
A letter from Attica Tribune contributor L. P. Little argues taxes are outrageous and force most taxpayers to borrow money. He challenges prevailing views, noting the perceived authority on tax matters while pressing for reform.
Elmer Coats of Veedersburg trans acted business here the first of the week.
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