Hiigels Return From Vacation After Unexpected Death
Mr and Mrs Scott Hiigel came home Monday evening after a trip when they were summoned by the unexpected death of Mrs Hiigels mother. They endured difficulty locating them during the response.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1919
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Scott Hiigel came home Monday evening after a trip when they were summoned by the unexpected death of Mrs Hiigels mother. They endured difficulty locating them during the response.
A sale on Wednesday November 5 near Cates Indiana offers a milch cow good cattle a young horse or mare a brood sow and a large type Poland China male hog. The notice invites buyers to attend for quality farm stock.
Advertising in correct ways is urged for clothing stores farms and schools. The Presbyterian church promotes the right life and loyalty month with Sunday services and a mass meeting to end the month. J F Riskaddon minister calls all to attend and bring others.
Library notices announce new titles including Haight An Ethiopian Sage Gilmore Birds of Field Forest and Park Blackford Not Guilty Norris McTeazue Lutz Lo Michael Oppenheim Zeppelin's Passenger Comfort Yellow Lord Lockhart Fighting Shepherdess Bassett Wayfarers at the Angles.
Local notes report revival meetings to begin Sunday in Old Kentucky. Attica residents Clifford Grady and families visited the neighborhood. multiple small gatherings occurred with neighbors from Rob Roy Perrysville Newtown and Greencastle. Social visits include Faye Keller with Keller family and Ralph Osborne purchasing a Nash car. The Lyric promotes a performance with Mickey and chili at Howell’s Lunch.
Indiana Governor James P. Goodrich argues against class warfare and urges a memorial to Theodore Roosevelt to promote a square deal and equal justice under law, warning of divisive class mindsets and urging civic unity and national welfare. He cites Roosevelt’s legacy as a model for balance between capital and labor and calls for upholding law while advancing national progress.
Clark Griffith, owner and manager of the Washington team, stages a women’s game between government department teams. He offers that women can play ball as well as men if given the same time to practice.
Engle and Evans highlight strong local commerce as 18 of 24 Wingate News columns last week were ads. The note credits merchants with drawing trade and says the town is booming.
Mrs James Brown of Clark's Mills New York reports three years ago a severe lung cold with constant coughing. She tried Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and was surprised by the prompt relief it gave.
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