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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
8
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the sickness and death of our husband and father, Alex C. Starns. We also thank the singers for singing at the service. Wife and children.
Bank of Kingman states T. M. Jackson's 1912 cost service fee accounts have been left for collection and requests a prompt response.
Picnicing Specialties announces bargains at The Variety with luncheon sets at 10c paper plates 25 for 15c fine paper napkins 5c per dozen collapsible cups 10c.
D. M. Strader and wife visited Attica Friday and Saturday while the Kingman Grain and Milling Co markets its line of chick feed with competitive prices.
Veedersburg Theta Nu Chi club enjoyed a Thursday afternoon at Mrs F R Jones palatial home with refreshments. Attendees included Lillian Zronk Hazel Coats Margaret Sullivan Isa Glascock Elizabeth Watt Della McGaughey Arly CaBan Lesfie Kerr Clara Hesler Vera Frazier Olive Marshall and visitors Mrs H E Redding Miss Farneil Hall. Local doctors A S Peacock Bob and Ed Kramer joined in and entertained town kids with races. Senior class of Kingman high plans June 4 play to raise funds.
The message thanks friends for support during a recent bereavement and asks God’s blessings on them. Mrs. Chas. Dillon and family sign the note. Also mentions high school annual sales with Arnot Cox. Local notices report Miss Gerta Moore in Veedersburg and Covington, and I. E. Sowers with M. F. Ewbank visiting the county seat on business.
In Parke county the Tangier Sunday school schedules forenoon preaching and evening exercises for Children’s Day next Sabbath. Cox sisters host an all day quilting and social at their Tangier home for the Aid Societies of Kingman Rushcreek and Tangier. Local residents note several hospital stays visits and family news including births and visits from relatives.
A brief plea from C. L. Woody asks community members who owe money to settle debts and provide support as finances run short for leather supplies and other bills.
Herb Lindley, Miles Lindley, Col A G Madden and sons Fred and Glenwood report the Waynetown horse show a grand success yesterday. Miss Katherine Jackson returned Tuesday from Veedersburg visit. A moving picture show is planned for Saturday night if arrangements are completed.
The ad offers at home cure for piles with an absorption treatment promising immediate relief and permanent cure. It invites readers to mail addresses to receive instructions and free trial materials, with references available on request. Local names include Mrs. Summers, Box P Notre Dame Ind.
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