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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1922
Page
4
The fragment shows a Covington Indiana publication established in 1847 with T. A. Clifton as editor and publisher. It notes second class mail matter status at the Covington post office.
Taxpayers in Troy and Wabash townships Fountain County Indiana are warned that the Township Advisory Board will meet in September 1922 to set budgets and levy amounts for Township Funds Road Funds Special School Funds and Tuition Funds. Notices explain rights to be heard and avenues to appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners with deadlines and dates.
Charles W. Walker appointed and qualified by Fountain County Circuit Court as Executor of Helen M. Walker, deceased. Estate appears solvent. (8-25-22-23)
Thelma and Ramona Black returned from Indiana University after twelve weeks. Ramona will teach near Crawfordsville this winter. Mrs. Lew Floyd of Crawfordsville visited. Henry Cunningham sold his Newtown restaurant and barber shop to Lowell Jones of Stone Bluff. the Cunninghams moved to Linden to run another restaurant. Rev C M Bear and Leela Black will teach locally. Fountain County Institute attended in Covington. Minor operation on Press Howard at Indianapolis hospital. his sons Fenton and Glenn were present. Masons officiated a third degree for Rev Walters and Mr Gallagher with Waynetown guests. Pauline Dinwiddie returns from Bloomington. Mrs John Harris of Danville, MI visits locals.
Mrs. Fred McCann with her son and daughter along with Mrs. Georgia Crouch and Mrs. Hattie Stephens of Muncie were guests of their cousins Mrs. Lew Allen and Mrs. Mossbarger Tuesday night during a motor tour.
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