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Newspaper

Kingman Star

Location

Kingman, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1911

Page

1

13th Annual Commencement at Kingman High School

The 13th annual Kingman High School commencement will be held at Alexander's Opera House next Friday night, April 21, where eleven graduates receive diplomas. The program includes Hudler's Orchestra, vocal and choral numbers, a class address by Prof. G H. Tapy, and the presentation of diplomas by Prof. Earl D. Jones.

Kingman High School Alexander's Opera House Grant Teague Glenn H. Ewbank Ella Cox Cecil Opal Moore Bertha Edna Teague Olive Marguerite Gillum Mable E. Teegarden Ava Marshall Betha B. Mver Nellie M. White James G. B. Steinbaugh Hudler’s Alice Hogan Eeee Pliny Cox G H. Tapy Earl D Jones

Kellogg Trophy Winner Grows Top Ear of Reid Yellow Dent Corn

R A James of Charleston wins the W Kellogg National Corn Trophy at the National Corn Show in Columbus Ohio for a 10 inch Reid's Yellow Dent ear with 10 rows. Taft attended. James a 40 year old farmer praised for seed selection and breeding. Illinois growers noted.

R A. James Charleston Columbus Ohio W. KK. Kellogg W K Kellogg Kellogg Toasted Corn Flake Co Battle Creek Mich James Reid Indiana Fred C. Palin Newtown Tiffany New York W. K Kellogg Kellogg He & President Taft Illinois

Bubble Route Debacle Sells Railroad as Junk in Kingman

Kingman residents watch the final act of the Bubble Route battle as the railroad and power house equipment are sold to Harry Benjamin Equipment Co of St. Louis for 11110 in junk. The power house remains unsold while interests from St. Louis plan visits to decide next steps. Some predict tearing up the line, others see value in keeping track and trolley wire. The generator and limited capacity suggest any future operation to Crawfordsville would require major upgrades. Kingman locals vow continued support for any enterprise benefiting the town.

Kingman Charley Berry Harry Benjamin Equipment Co St. Louis Crawfordsville

Mrs Claude McGraw Visits Terre Haute Relative Toward Home

Mrs Claude McGraw traveled from Terre Haute on Tuesday to spend time with her parents Mr and Mrs A H Dickens in the hometown.

Claude McGraw Terre Haute Mrs A. H. Dickens

Baccalaureate Sermon Program at M E Church

The program lists events for a baccalaureate service on Sunday evening April 16 at 8 oclock. It includes class march by Alice Hogan a school vocal solo by Della Reichard a sermon by Rev Johnson and a school benediction.

M. E Alice Hogan Pliny Cox Della Reichard Johnson Sons Teatro

Interurban bond holders attend receiver sale in Covington

A number of bond holders from the interurban line went to Covington Monday for the receiver's sale of the road. A book makes the best gift for commencement. Pioneer Drug Store offers the items you seek in this line. Give us a call.

Covington Pioneer Drug Store

Successful Millcreek Township Sunday School Convention

The Millcreek Township Sunday School Convention held at the Christian church last Sunday was a grand success with good discussions. Troy Glascock presided with poise while Mrs. C M Spencer argued for a library in Sunday schools. Rev McGauhey spoke on Christian attractiveness and the group approved officers Glascock and Mrs. Kate Jones for the coming year. The meeting closed after prayers and songs, with local notices of shopping and travel to nearby towns.

Millcreek Township Christian Church Troy Glascock C M. Spencer Messrs Ratcliff Hudler Sowers Epichilin McGauhey M. E Troy C. Glascock Kate Jones

The Oldest Book Yet in Our Reach

Erasmus Parrett announces possession of the Second Volume of the History of the American Revolution in 1776 printed in 1789. Once owned by the late Rev. W. D. Parrett of Steam Corner, it came to Ras upon his grandfather’s death. Leather bound and well preserved despite age.

Erasmus Parrett W. D. Parrett Steam Corner Ras

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