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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1922
Page
8
Silverwood and surrounding families share visits with relatives in Coal Creek and New Dioves. A church fundraiser by the Ladies Aid of the Christian church raised forty dollars. local residents plan upcoming fairs and social calls continue through the weekend across households and farms.
A disrupted note describes an animal rescue incident involving a rat snap saved at a hog facility. The fragmented text mentions timing, attempts to contact figures, and a possible interim lead on the scene. No clear names or locations are discernible in the readable portions.
The Ladies Aid held a regular meeting with Leena Snoddy's division presenting a program and cake and cream. Visitors included Miss Dessie Cates and Mrs Ambrose Stine plus daughter. Various guests and relatives joined neighbors for Sunday visits and fellowship.
An advertisement extols a purgative as safe for adults and children. It promises gentle, regular bowel movement without harsh effects and describes the product as easy to take and effective for ease of use.
Roy Dellaven collided with a horse during a weekend event, suffering a scratched and lacerated nose and ear. Adamsen and others supervise the incident at the fairground where sideboard tables and chairs are set. Local authorities note no serious injuries.
A local event titled Democratic Speaking drew residents to the town hall in Siringtown. Organizers invited all to attend as speakers discussed community issues and civic participation.
From New York transit terminals, khaki clad hikers head for countryside routes. Ex service members and Boy Scout groups lead others on long treks with packs, cooking gear, and improvised shelter. The piece argues hiking tightens city folk to rural life, promoting self sufficiency and farm settlement.
Mrs. Nancy Surratt of Terre Haute Indiana credits Tanlac with curing her severe stomach trouble. She says undigested food fermented in the stomach and poisoned her system but early doses improved her condition and her stomach now feels like a new one. Tanlac is promoted as restoring stomach function and building the body. For sale by druggists.
The will of the late Nelson G Nedeker was filed for probate in Fountain circuit court. Dated April 10 1916 the instrument directs payment of debts and bequeaths all property including fealty personal and mixed to his widow Emma L Nedeker in fee simple without restriction.
N G Harlow traveled to Lafayette Tuesday to oversee local interests and attend to business matters in the city.
Fragmentary timetable note shows Big Four Westbound service with arrival details unclear. OCR text lists train numbers and routes but lacks complete schedules or station names. Further readable data needed to specify trains and arrival times.
Schedule notes a bus service between Crawfordsville Indiana and Danville Illinois taking effect September 15 1922. The route details stops and frequencies appear in the timetable with daily departures and approximate travel times.
The Grand and Petit jurors were drawn Monday. Fine Boggs has begun construction of a new home on East Liberty Street. L. H. Ellis went to Lake View hospital Monday for examination and treatment. He has been unable to attend to business for some time and is suffering from nervous troubles.
Mellett praises the class of 22 for broad college ambitions this fall. Oda Duncan heads to Defiance College in Ohio. Beulah Ferguson goes to Teachers College in Indianapolis. Dale Parkenson to DePauw. Zane German to Indiana Central Business College in Lafayette. Glee Haas and others to Indiana State Normal at Terre Haute. Ethel Simmons to Teachers College Indianapolis. Lenora Wiggins to Indiana Central in Lafayette. Lena Crumley to Indiana State Normal. Lee Thorn to Wabash. Ada Neal to Ohio University Athens.
For sale registered Shropshire yearling and ram lambs sired by imported Butter Ram. Also Hereford bull Mason Fairfax and one bull calf. G L Ward Kingman Indiana.
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