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Newspaper

Kingman Star

Location

Kingman, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1915

Page

1

Sister of R. B. Myers Dies Suddenly

Mrs Rebecca Laird of Kankakee Illinois died suddenly at her room in a cafe where she worked. She was 52, survived by two sons James and Everette and a daughter Mrs Everette Clements, plus four brothers. Her funeral was in Ainshore with Mr and Mrs R B Myers attending.

R. B. Myers Ainshore Rebecca Laird Kankakee Hillsboro Inl William Laird James Newtown Everette Ill Everette Clements

Organize Mail Order Company In Indianapolis

The People’s Mail Order Company of Indianapolis was incorporated last week in Indianapolis with $600000 capital. The incorporators are Wm. La Baw and Guy Haas of Veedersburg and Lee Philpott of Covington. Two thirds of stock is preferred and one third common. The promoter LaBaw aims to sell stock with common stock as a bonus to preferred stock buyers. If successful, a store would open in Indianapolis joining the growing mail order industry.

People’s Mail Order Company of Indianapolis Covington Wm. la Baw Guy Haas Veedersburg Lee Philpott Philpott LaBaw Chicago

Four Licenses Granted in Covington Saloons Case

The Covington commissioners on Monday granted saloon licenses to Ed Evans Mort Steely Howar Shafer and James McMahon and refused licenses to Wm Heisner Charles Murry and Martin Gill due to indictments for selling liquor in anti saloon territory. A recount petition from local option voters in Veedersburg was denied after temperance supporters demurred.

Ed Evans Mort Steely Howar Shafer James McMahon Covington Wm. Heisner Charles Murry Martin Gill Veedersburg

Mortgage Exemptions Deadline Promoted by Levi Woody

Levi Woody urges timely filing of mortgage exemptions before May 1 to ensure effectiveness. He offers to fill out and file exemptions accurately and warns against waiting until the last moment.

Levi Woody

Local visitors bring families together for Sunday calls

Clint Shell and wife now in Idaho visited Sunday with Will Carter and family. H H Puckett took his daughter Elva to Indianapolis to enter Blake Kindergarten, Ruby and Hazel Sowers visited Covington to stay with Chas Massey. Corbo steel fence posts are springy not sagging. Moving picture show invites laughter Saturday night.

Clint Shell Idaho Will Carter Mrs. Carter Mr. Shell H. H. Puckett Miss Elva Indianapolis Blake Kindergarten Ruby Hazel Sowers Covington Chas. E. Massey Cory Moffett Hdw

Death of Frank P. Tooker on local farm

Frank P. Tooker died at his home west of the place last Sunday after a short illness with pneumonia. He was 62 and lived alone on a small farm. Neighbors noticed no smoke from the chimney and found him in bed. A doctor and medical aid were unable to save him. The body was taken to Sidell, Illinois for burial.

Frank P. Tooker

Knights of Pythias Dedicate New Lodge Room

Het field Lodge No. 433 in Newtown will dedicate its new home rebuilt after a recent fire. Grand Chancellor R. A. Brown of Franklin Indiana will give the address as public ceremonies start at 2 PM. A special program is planned with Attica and Wingate teams providing rank work and refreshments served.

Hetfield Lodge No Knights of Pythias Newtown R. A. Brown Franklin Ind Order Attica Wingate

Gravel Road Contracts Let In Davis Township

County commissioners Tuesday awarded two gravel road contracts in Davis township. Jacob Marks near West Point won the Timmons road project about 12 000, while Joe Thomas of Parke county secured the Ed Small road about 5 000. C Alfred Carlson will supervise the Timmons road and Ed Swall the Small road.

Davis Township Jacob Marks West Point Timmons Joe Thomas Parke County C. Alfred Carlson Ed Swall

Attica Sets April 27 Vote on Local Wet Dry Issue

A petition for a local option election to ban saloons in Attica was filed with the county commissioners. The vote is set for Tuesday April 27 with 276 voters backing the petition. Two years after a wet vote by 84 majority saloon supporters expect a larger margin. Dry forces run a two week old campaign with meetings in churches and a lecture by Sam Small. The publicity committee expands newspaper space as the fight intensifies.

Attica Board of County Commissioners Sam Small

Easter Sunday Attendance At Kingman Sunday Schools

Easter was a banner day for Kingman Sunday Schools with churches reporting larger attendance. United Brethren 125, Methodist 122, Christian 121, Friends 16.

Kingman United Brethers Methodist Christan Olike Friends

Kingman Records Lowest County Tax Rate at $3.12

The article compares tax rates across county towns noting Kingman at $3.12, which is the lowest while Covington posts the highest at $3.90. Other towns listed include Veedersburg Attica Hillsboro and Wallace with varying rates.

Kingman Covington Veedersburg Ocala del Attica

Bank of Kingman launches Landis Christmas Savings Club

The Bank of Kingman announces a Landis Christmas Savings Club starting Tuesday April 13. The program invites all customers to save weekly for thirty eight weeks to accumulate Christmas funds and encourages reading the ad in this issue for details.

Bank of Kingman Landis

Baccalaureate Sermon for 1915 Kingman Graduates

The Kingman High School 1915 graduating class will hear a baccalaureate sermon at the Kingman Opera House on Sunday afternoon April 18. Rev. George Moore delivers the sermon as part of the program with songs by Miss Ethel Cox and two quartettes, invocation, scripture reading by Mareiett Ute, and benediction by Rev. McHargue.

Kingman High School Kingman Opera House George Moore Ethel Cox J. M. McHargue Mareiett Ute McHargue Geo. Moore

Visit Highlights Local Social Guests This Week

Mrs. Frank Washburn of Toledo Ohio stayed from Saturday to Wednesday with relatives. She and her mother Mrs. Sarah Black spent Tuesday night in Mecca. Booe's Ideal Grocery advertises the best groceries canned goods and prices. Albert Farr and family and Elmer Marks and family visited J B Marks and family on Sunday. Joe Marshall and family from Brazil visited relatives here last week. Frank Myer visited from New Richmond over Sunday. Beaner Sanders was home over Sunday.

Frank Washburn Toledo Washburn Sarah Black Mecca Albert Farr Elmer Marks J B. Marks Joe Marshall Brazil

Up-to-date Advertising for Citizens Bank Notices

The ad campaign promotes Citizens Bank through weekly notices claiming highly current and convincing banking arguments. It asserts the ads are truthful and that each illustration communicates a clear story, urging readers to monitor and act on them as they appear.

Citizens Bank

Death of Jesse Barker at 19 in Grange Corner

Jesse Barker aged 19, son of Mr and Mrs Clell Barker of Grange Corner, died Wednesday morning after a brief illness of pneumonia fever and measles. Because the disease was contagious no funeral services were held. Undertaker C M Spencer transported the body at 10 30 yesterday and interment was in Wolf Creek cemetery.

Jesse Barker Clell Barker Grange Corner C. M. Spencer Wolf Creek

First Meeting of King Man Auxiliary of CWBM

The King man Auxiliary to the Christian Woman's Board of Missions will meet at Mrs. H H Glascock's home on Thursday afternoon April 15. A good program is planned and a profitable meeting is expected. Officers include Mrs H H Glascock president Mrs E S Booe vice president Mrs R B Myers treasurer Miss Genevieve Booe secretary.

Kingman Christian Woman’s Board of Missions H. H. Glascock H.H. Glascock E. S. Booe R. B. Myers Treas Genevieve Booe

Rayola Model B Vacuum Cleaner and Sweeper Ad

An advertisement from Kingman Hardware Co. promotes the Rayola model B vacuum cleaner and sweeper with adjustable and removable brush available for $600 in cash.

Kingman Hdw. Co. Adv

Sunday Guests at Lot Lindley Home

S. M. Ratcliff and family plus several Lindleys and attendees visited Mr. and Mrs. Lot Lindley on Sunday. Other items note Dr. Frank Stackhouse and wife traveling to Crawfordsville for a few days and a Kingman Hardware Co. painted stock sale. Rev. Orley Smith left for Chicago for a short visit with relatives.

S. M. Ratcliff Sam Lindley Herb Lindley Miles Lindley Levi Woody Sarah Lindley George Madden Mildred Baccus Lot Lindley Frank Stackhouse Cates Crawfordsville Orley Smith Chicago

Mrs Ratcliff and son depart for Tacoma visit

Mrs A L Ratcliff and her son Howard left Wednesday for Tacoma Washington via Chicago for a ninety day visit with her parents Mr and Mrs B F McHenry. Dr A L Ratcliff accompanied her to Chicago. Miss Kate Van Duyn visited Dayton Ohio for a few days with her sister Mrs E F Landon. Booes Cream Station advertises paying the highest market price for cream. adv A A Myers and wife were in Covington Tuesday.

A. L. Ratcliff Howard Tacoma Wash Chicago B. F. McHenry McHenry Kate van Duyn Dayton E. F. Landon Mrs. Landon That City

An Old Lusk Letter Reveals Civil War Memoir

Local notice recounts a letter found in an old Bible by Alfred Newlin. It details a 1862 Kentucky campaign from Covington to Lexington, with harsh humor about slavery and battle experiences. The piece situates the writer as a relative of John Lusk, a local youth and Civil War recruit, who was killed at Spring Hill Tennessee.

Alfred Newlin Marshall News John Lusk Sugar Creek Spring Hill Tennessee Lexington Simeon Clare Kentucky Covington Ohio Falmouth Licking River Cynthiana Massa

Wintering at Lexington and Muddy Marches Described

Salmon Lusk Jr. notes health is good and he can jump with ease after a tough march through heavy mud. He mentions possible wintering at Lexington, uncertainty about fishing, and sends regards to Garland’s folks while requesting papers when convenient.

Garland Salmon Lusk, Jr P. S Lexington

Also Mentioned on This Page

Organize Mail Order Company Moving Picture Show Booe Frank Myer New Richmond Beaner Sanders Kingman Hdn. Co Adv A. A. Myers and Wife Thomas I. Myers Howard Township Danville Vermillion H. A. Aenderson J. S. White Rockville Joseph B Oliver B. Mann Walter Byerley Adams Township H. A. Myers S. E. Nickel Joel Delp Myers Opera House Christian Church Bulgin Zimri Atkinson Lafayette Mr. Lusk Milt Thomas Jackson Township Mr. Thomas Mill Creek Township Gordon Sowers Champaign James Sowers E. P. Bales Xenia, O W. A. Hadley J. C. Walker Glascow, Mon John Nelson and Childtess of Booe’s Ideal Grocery Marsh Farr
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