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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1910
Page
1
Cory and Miss Maude Lewis were married Wednesday in Covington after securing a license in John Carter's auto. A large gathering at the bride’s parents home celebrated with old fashioned charivari. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lewis, is a popular Kingman young lady. the groom, son of Mr. J. M. Cory, is a trusted local businessman.
Superintendent Earl D. Jones leads Kingman schools with Alice Hogan as High School Principal. Willa Gray is Assistant Principal. Della Reichard handles Music and Art. 7th and 8th grades go to Della McCauley. 5th and 6th grades open. 3rd and 4th grades to Elsie Gray. Primary to Amy Jenkins.
Local society reports numerous visits from residents and guests across Yeddo Waynetown Tangier and Danville. Molasses ice at Myer and Dillons Meat Market contrasts with upcoming Mothers Meeting at Mrs Jas Copeland’s home and a Centennial Home Coming planned for Aug 21.
Miss Viola Glascock, a leading Kingman educator, wed Ernest E. Baker of Cincinnati at the Glascock home. The ceremony was conducted by Veedersburg Mayor Rev McGoy. Guests included Allen Baker, Louise Baker, and Miss Ella Williamson. The couple left for Cincinnati for residence there.
John Massey and Miss Hazel Cox married Sunday evening at the home of Rev. W Scott Simonson M E pastor. Cox is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robi Cox of near Tangier and Massey is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs W R Massey now living across the line in Parke county. Both are well known with many friends and best wishes from The Star.
Mrs. John Allen of two miles south of Cates was seriously hurt when she jumped from a buggy near Veedersburg after their team frightened by a donkey engine at the Wabash factory. She struck her head and was unconscious before rescue. Dr. Shoat treated her and she was reported improving later that day.
The Kennedy family thanks friends and neighbors for their help during their sudden bereavement and offers to repay kindness in the future.
Sunday School at 9 30 A M Preaching on The Alter its authority use and worth at 7 45 P M Prayer Meeting led by W Scott Simonson pastor Preaching service to follow at 7 45 P M
Myer and Dillon pay the highest price for hides. Harvey and Printy advertise trimmed hats at greatly reduced prices to close the season while Woody markets a dirt cutting dope. N I Newlin and family visit Marshall then plan to return home in Indianapolis.
Local items report market ads from Kiger and Jackson and Woody repairs. Numerous transacting social calls occur in Attica Veedersburg and Indianapolis with births and visits noted including a July 24 baby and a 35th birthday surprise. Chautauqua and August clearance appeals headline community events.
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