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Newspaper

Kingman Star

Location

Kingman, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1913

Page

1

Fire Lights Tangier Hardware and Post Office

Early Tuesday a blaze destroyed W G Deal’s hardware store and heavily damaged the adjacent post office in Tangier. Deal estimates losses at 4000 to 5000 dollars with half insured as residents fear a serial arsonist. the central office was saved by a bucket brigade and Deal plans not to rebuild.

W. G. Dea Tangier W G. Deal Deal Store Anna Finny Central Office Deal Pressent

Loss at Newtown Struck Methodist Church Fire

The Newtown Methodist church burned by lightning early last Friday morning. Built for 6000 to 7000 dollars, it had 3000 dollars of insurance on building and furniture, leaving the congregation with a heavy loss. Work will begin immediately to raise funds for a new building.

Newtown Attica Tribune

Needleworkers Club Meets at Mrs Robinsons Home

Mrs Walter Robinson hosted the Needleworkers Club Wednesday afternoon with seven members enjoying hospitality and light refreshments. Elbert Guilford arrived Tuesday from the west where he has been with Buffalo Bills show band. A 30 days sale at Cook's studio is announced on another page. Ice cold lemonade at Gambrils Saturday nights and all kinds of ice cold pop.

Walter Robinson Elbert Guilford Buffalo Bill Cook Gambril’s

Automobile Blow Up Demonstrated in Williamsport Tragedy

An Oakland owned by Earl Hobart exploded last Saturday in Williamsport, killing 13 year old Chas Dennis and injuring bystanders. The engine’s blast tore the flywheel free and blew the muffler off, splashing gasoline and fire onto a storefront and clothing, causing severe burns and a storefront fire that was soon controlled.

Williamsport Earl Hobart Chas. Dennis Mr. Dobart Oakland Newport Dennis

Horse Fails With Roy Ralph McDaniel Jr

Roy Ralph N McDaniel Jr a 17 year old son of Mr and Mrs N &£ McDaniel narrowly escaped serious injury when a horse he rode slipped and fell on the pavement in front of the Millikan livery barn He was en route to Roy Van Duyns shop to be shod and suffered pretty bad bruises though not life threatening and is recovering nicely

Ralph

Girl Ava Francis Dies at 15 After Fatty Degeneration

Ava Francis, 15, daughter of the late Jasper Cunningham, died at her mother's east of Wallace home. Cause listed as fatty degeneration of the heart. weight reported at 420 pounds with rapid flesh gain prior to death. A 7 by 38 by 30 inch coffin was used. funeral Wednesday at 11 from the home, burial at Wolf Creek cemetery.

Ava Francis Jasper Cunningham Wallace Monday Wolf Creek

Local Visitors Reach Town For Weekend Calls

Mrs. Frank Wasburn and two step daughters from Toledo Ohio visited relatives and friends. Mrs Wasburn once Miss Allie Black of this place. Mrs Fred Towell arrived from Danville Illinois to see her parents Mr and Mrs Geo Hurley. Shell Williams and family plus James Philpott and wife from Yeddo visited Ed Reath. Paul Shoat of Attica visiting home folks. Ice for refrigerators available at Robinson and Reath.

Frank Wasburn Toledo Washburn Allie Black Fred Towell Danville, Ill Geo. Hurley Shell Williams and Family Jas. Philpott and Wife Yeddo Ed Reath

Rain Delivers Timely Help to Crops on Wednesday

A good rain fell with strong wind on Wednesday, easing crop fears as corn fields had dried and farmers welcomed relief. Only minor damage reported from telephone lines crossing. The timely shower is expected to improve corn filling and a fair crop outlook.

Kingman Carnegie Library Nears Funding Goal

Kingman residents rallied to fund a Carnegie library by raising more than 500 dollars by mid afternoon and nearly 600 by nightfall with 150 more needed to reach the target. Solicitors pressed for large donations throughout the day, signaling strong local support for the project.

Kingman Carnagie Carnagie Library

Mrs Frank Young Dies at Veedersburg

Mrs Cora Young wife of Frank Young of Veedersburg died at home after a week long illness. She leaves a husband two young children and many relatives. The Youngs formerly ran a restaurant in the Furr building and she was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jas Furr of near Steam Corner. Funeral services were held Sunday.

Cora Young Frank Young Veedersburg Jas. Furr Near Steam Corner

Ridge farm visitors dine at Kingman Restaurant

Mr and Mrs John Kendall Jr and two daughters of Ridge farm Illinois visit T H Van Duyn and family. Jake Kendall Jr of Colorado Springs Mrs E M Pattrick and Frances James of Denver and Ned Inlow also join. Lunch line features pies sandwiches and hot baked beans popular with all. Wm Gaskill attended county seat on business Wednesday.

John Kendall Jr Ridge Farm, Ill Jake Kendall Jr Colorado Springs E. M. Pattrick Frances James Denver, Col Ned Inlow T. H. van Duyn Kingman Restaurant North Side Wm. Gaskill

Samuel Shell Dead in Harveysburg Obituary

Samuel Shell, aged 73, longtime Harveysburg resident, died August 8 1913 after a long illness. He leaves a wife Mary Ann, four sons and two daughters, nine grandchildren, and siblings. Funeral held at home Sunday at 3 pm with Rev Higenbothem. remains shipped to Attica then Bethel for interment.

Samuel Shell Harveysburg Samuel Strother Elizabeth Shell Vermillion County Ill Mary Ann Morgan Wm.e Atwell Longviewil George Kingman Frank Newman, Ill Alta Emerick Veedersburg Mattiew Miller Westpoint Ind Co. I Higenbothem U. B. Church Attica Bethel

Card of Tilanes

Mrs Samuel Shell and children express gratitude to friends for support during illness and death of their husband and father, Tilanes.

Card OF Tilanes Samuel’Shell

The Town Fool at the Opera House Kingman

Harry Green returns with a new comedy The Town Fool playing a Young Man from Tennessee. Floyd Warner appears as a convincing polar bear in the act praised by critics. Performance slated for August 21 at the Opera House, Kingman.

Harry Green Eli Jane Tennessee Green Floyd Warner America Opera House Kingman

Covington abstract offices rent ruling ends reuse of Recorder room

After the death of Homer Sewell the Homer Sewell Abstract Co used the Recorder's room in Covington as an office without rent. O S Douglass protested and county commissioners ruled the new company must rent an office, paying rent as Douglass does. Dan Mulvahill and wife visited Noblesville Indiana relatives. Their daughters Hazel and Pearl visit Mecca. Watermelon on ice at Home Bakery Saturdays and Sundays. Ross Irwin returns home from Terre Haute normal after a twelve week course.

Homer Sewell Recorders Covington Dan Mulvahill Noblesville Ind Hazel Pearl Mecca Ross Irwin The Terre Haute

Old Settlers Hold Annual Meeting in Rainy Day

The Yeddo Old Settlers marked their 35th annual gathering with heavy rain in the forenoon but a large afternoon turnout. A crowd packed the grounds as buggies and automobiles arrived, with music, singing, and speeches by city auditor John S. Myers and Andy Marshall among others. It was a social reunion full of familiar faces and warm handshakes.

Yeddo Old Settlers John S. Myers Los Angles Cal Andy Marshall Veedersburg

Attica Ledger: Amazing backyard poultry brood story

Uncle Hugh McCrary shows a mongrel mother hen hatched February 2 1913 and with eleven chicks hatched by August 11. The mother began laying June 20 and set on her own eggs July 22. the brood now clucks protectively as visitors approach, a claim some doubt but McCrary verifies with the hen and chicks present.

Attica Ledger Hugh McCrary Star Mr. McCrary

Tramp Leaves Hired Girl Fortune in Probate Settlement

The Pike Circuit Court case ending last winter concluded with Vanderburg County Probate paying Mattie Hannum forty thousand dollars for a tramp’s will. Mattie Drain Hannum, a Vin­cennes domestic, fed a tramp named Marshall McMurran after he was ordered off. McMurran died in Vanderburg County, and Hannum’s later probate bid succeeded despite relatives’ challenges in Vanderburg Posey and Pike counties.

Pike Vanderburg County Mattie Hannum Hannum Vincennes Mattie Drain Marshall McMurran

Sunday Evening C E Service Led by Young People

Sunday evening at Tangier Friends church the Christian Endeavor service will be run by the Young People's C E Society. It starts at 7 30 and features a missionary program of songs readings and recitations. Mrs Alvin Edwards and daughter Tessie of Indianapolis are visiting relatives here. Lost three year old buck sheep about 225 pounds. Liberal reward. Everett Kiger and wife have a fine boy born Wednesday. 28 inch hair switches for 3 dollars at G W Spencer's.

Tangier Friends Church Christian Endeavor Service Young People’s C. E. Society Alvin Edwards Tessie Indianapolis Eden P. Gose

Some Dog You Know Demonstrates Noted Intelligence

The Attica Ledger reports Theodore Jarvis's dog You Know acted resourcefully by fetching fly swatters from the porch and bringing them to his master while guests relaxed on the lawn. The dog's clever behavior is praised as further proof of civilized training.

Theodore Jarvis Roberts Kingman Attica Ledger Press

Letters From Readers Miss Cox Visits Miss Marshall

Miss Mae Cox of Marshall visited Miss Vida Marshall over Sunday. Miss Ruby Wright of Crawfordsville visits relatives here. Logan Dillon and Hartman Printy were in Indianapolis Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Chas Kent and children were here from Danville Sunday.

Mae Cox Marshall Vida Marshall Logan Dillon Hartman Printy Indianapolis Mrs. Chas. Kent Danville

Also Mentioned on This Page

Parke CO Horse Roy Paul Shoat Robinson & Reath’s the Town Fool Home Bakery OLD Settlers Tramp Consula Dorotha Sowers Ora Sowers Everett Kiger G. W. Spencer’s Ruby Wright Crawfordeville
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