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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1913
Page
5
Oren Starnes and Miss Edith Smith wed in Covington after an attempted Danville license hindered by the bride’s age. The couple traveled with their parents from Jackson township and Veedersburg to begin their married life.
Fragmentary chat includes comic line about ev er my wits and a remark to Miss Caustique warning of a precarious livelihood.
A Tar Star prepared list details Fountain County real estate transfers filed for record. Transactions include McCabe transfers to Carter Wilson Hutson McDonald Ferguson Massey Sowers and others in Covington Attica Hillsboro Veedersburg with amounts ranging from 5.00 to 3500.00 dollars and parcels numbered 41 42 43 22 23 24 53 54 71 72 73 56 57 58 83 85 86 50 51 18 19 20 21 3 60 4 19 20 21 9 20 286 288.
Brief exchange in a local court features a witty back and forth as counsel presses a witness on age. The humorous contrast lies in the judge’s and witness’s reactions, offering a human glimpse amid legal proceedings.
Vera Gose daughter of Mr and Mrs Eden Gose wed Marvin Rice in a quiet ceremony at the home of Rev Sarah McKey on east Guion street Sugar Creek township residents with fine families.
A plea from C L Woody asks creditors to help with overdue leather bill payments. The note expresses a cash shortfall and urges timely assistance to cover outstanding debts.
Notice from Bank of Kingman states T. M. Jackson's 1912 cost service fee accounts have been left for collection and requests a prompt response.
Ralph Keefer went to Chris man Illinois on Saturday to work. He traveled to a small town for a job assignment and planned to return later the same day.
If rain cancels the Saturday concert, attendees are urged to attend films at the opera house instead. The notice invites the public to swap music for cinema on rainy nights following performances.
Mr. and Mrs. E R Gibson of Indianapolis and W A Anglemeyer of Crawfordsville visited John Lewis and family for a few days. Jas Philpott and wife Allen Summers and wife and Vern Barker dined at Wa Wilkey Jr and family. Albert Farr now works as meat cutter at Ratcliff meat market. Robinson Reath noted as source for fresh lard.
A witty exchange as a cynical bachelor notes that women love to stare at a hero and that this allure explains why they flock to weddings, reflecting on social courtship and appearances.
A light remark on Mediterranean weather opens with Mrs Gramercy and Mrs Park debating warmth and fur fashion. The exchange blends vanity with travel mood, reflecting social chatter rather than a reportable event.
A witty exchange in the Boston Transcript compares celestial and earthly rings. The joke contrasts superstition about rain with a wife’s ring as a sign of reign.
A humorous dialogue between a father and son about a man calling a woman the sunshine of his life. The boy asks what it means and the father quips that it is moonshine, implying flattery.
A Balkan war sufferer asks for help recounting a personal tale. The man explains he served as a daily paper proofreader and now seeks assistance or relief for wartime hardship.
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Woody and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Woody of Indianapolis are visiting relatives and friends in this place this week. Get your meat for that big Sunday dinner at Robinson & Reath's.
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