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Newspaper

Kingman Star

Location

Kingman, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1913

Page

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Pioneer Volney Ludlow Recalls Fountain County Years

Volney P. Ludlow of Oakland California aged 88 sends a brief life sketch from his brother in law Thos. Glascock. He recalls being born in Fountain county before its 1825 creation, serving in the Mexican War era, and living in Millcreek township for 38 years as constable and trustee. He moved to California in 1836 and plans to chronicle early county days.

Thos. Glascock Volney P. Ludlow Fountain County Ludlow Oakland Cal Millcreek Township Indiana Stone Bluff Jonathan Joel Crane Ohio Osborn’s Prairie U. S. Army Mexico Sam California

Crop conditions improve near Kingman after rains

Crop conditions around Kingman show improvement after recent rains with farmers noting better outlook. Oats are largely a failure due to short heads, clover hay excels, timothy ruined by drought, and corn could be bumper if more showers arrive. overall stands are good and growing fast.

Kingman

Small Pox Quarantine Expanded in Fountain

Health Commissioner Dr. C C Wert investigated two smallpox cases in Fountain last week. Silas Corey in his seventies suffers a severe infection while his son in law Harry Rector has a light case. Both are quarantined and efforts will try to prevent further spread. A year ago similar cases were reported nearby.

C C. Wert Fountain Las Week Silas Corey Harry Rector

Local Farmer Reports Similar Crop Conditions

Word from N Webb Metsker notes crop conditions similar to the area. Webb plans to bind about twelve acres of oats, the only incident of the kind in his neighborhood. Prospects for a bumper corn crop are excellent. Everybody’s doing it going to the show, and everybody’s enjoying it too.

N. Webb Metsker Webb

Covington Attorney O S Jones Severely Injured

Word reaches Covington that O S Jones a prominent Covington attorney had his right leg amputated below the knee after a failed attempt to catch a fast train to Danville He was returning from Terre Haute and was taken to a hospital where he is reported improving slowly He was a longtime attorney and former Covington mayor.

O. S. Jones Covington Danville Terre Haute Jones

Cates Royal Neighbors Entertain Guests From County Lodges

Royal Neighbors of Cates Indiana hosted about forty visitors from county lodges on Saturday June 21. Mrs Volz from Indianapolis led a school of instruction in the afternoon though rain dampened plans. Supper at Mrs George Stone’s home preceded a Class Adoption led by Veedersburg team. Ice cream and cake followed as attendees departed hopeful for future gatherings.

Cates Ind Volz Indianapolis Supreme Auditor George Stonebreaker Veedersburg

Beginning at an Early Age in Madden Auction Line

Glenwood Madden ten year old son of Col A G Madden of near Cates proved an adept auctioneer at Geo Pearson sale in Yeddo. He sold several stock items for good figures and may pursue the business when old enough, following the family legacy with Col C P Madden of Danville.

Glenwood Col A. G. Madden Near Cates Madden Geo. Pearson Yeddo Col. C. P. Madden Danville Ill

Fountain County Board Reviews Kingman Telephone Incorporation

The Fountain county Board of Review came to town Saturday to inspect the Kingman Telephone incorporation and complete the year’s work. R. C. D. Woody and family traveled from Crawfordsville to visit relatives. The U B Ladies Aid Society plans an ice cream supper Saturday night on the Pithoud lot.

Fountain County Board of Review Kingman Telephone Incorporation U. B. Ladies Aid Society

Pleasant Gathering at Starns Home Near Wallace

A large family gathering occurred June 1 1913 at the country home of Mr and Mrs John Starns three miles southwest of Wallace. Relatives brought baskets of provisions and a noon dinner under apple trees followed by music from Parvin McGinnis and a supper of tempting dishes. Participants included Lizzie Starns Lawrenceburg Indiana Charles and Lewis Starns family members and many McGinnis relatives with Park County and Sugar Creek Township figures noted.

John Starns Wallace Parvin McGinnis Lizzie Starns Laweraceburg Tennesse Charles Starnes Lewis Starns Near Billsboro F.C. Starnes Efe Mahala Starns Jewel Esta Beaver Belle Ruth Harper Andrs Thomas McGinnis Elmer and Arista Ginnis H. E Eston Orville Mary Delp Elya Myers Jual A. Delp Sugar Creek Township Park Co Jesse E. Downey Nysville Ind

Sun Overheat Near-Death Incident in Harveysburg

Mrs. Liota Thomas of Harveysburg nearly died after overheating while plowing in her garden last Saturday. She fainted on reaching the house, was revived with ice and attended by Mrs. Fred Starkey, Mrs. Martha Bales, and foster son Vern Thomas, with medical help arriving as she recovered.

Liota Thomas Harveysburg Fred Starkey Thomas

Mary Jones Weds Earl Hite at Veedersburg Home

Miss Mary Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Jones of near Yeddo married Earl Hite son of Ras Hite at Rev J M Tuggle home in Veedersburg last Friday evening. Both are well known and receive good wishes for their future happiness.

Mary Jones Howard Jones Near Yeddo Earl Hite Ras Hite J. M. Tuggle Veedersburg

Needleworkers Club Enjoys Pleasant Afternoon at Madden Home

The Needleworkers Club met at Mrs. Fred Madden's residence on Wednesday with all members present praising the hostess. Light refreshments were served late in the afternoon. J. W. Metsker visited family in Hadley, Indiana, yesterday evening. Three good films shown at the opera house Saturday night. Harold Orahood traveled to Bloomington on business Tuesday.

Fred Madden Opera House Harold Orahood Bloomington

Former Kingmanite Lands Good Job As Clinton Supt

Prof James W Wilkinson long time Kingman and Veedersburg school leader has been chosen as superintendent of Clinton city schools. The position pays 200000 per year with a private secretary and no teaching duties. He will relocate after a half summer term to prepare for fall term.

James W. Wilkinson Clinton Wilkinson Kingman Veedersburg Indiana University Bloomington

Encampment Plans For Uniform Bank Knights In Danville

Harry Wade of Indianapolis and General William Gray of Coyington visited Danville to survey Lincoln park for the Uniform Bank Knight of Pythias encampment set for August. Officials report space for tents is ample and about 3060 men are expected with nightly dress parades and daytime drills. Prizes will honor best drilled companies, fueling rivalry among Illinois and Indiana groups.

Harry Wade Indianapolis Ind Indiana Danville Illinois

Local tradesman sells Veedersburg drug store to Terre Haute buyer

John Belles who ran a Veedersburg drug store for four years sold his business to Thomas Stebbins of Terre Haute. Hal Keeling the Indianapolis Star reporter visited with friends on vacation. Vehicle registration forms available from A. V. Savage at the Bank of Kingman. Chas M. Berry and N. M. Teegarden visited from Veedersburg.

John Belles Veedersburg Thomas Stebbins Terre Haute Hal Keeling Hillsboro The Indianapolis Star A. V. Savage Bank of Kingman

Inheritance Tax Rules Explained by Fountain County Officials

The Fountain County treasurer announces new state supplied records for the inheritance tax law in effect. Tax groups vary by relationship with exemptions of 1000 or 10000 for spouses, with rates from 1 percent to 15 percent as the amount inherited increases across four classes and distant relations or corporations face higher rates and a 100 dollar exemption.

Fountain ‘County

Card of Thanks for Bereaved Parents

Mr. and Mrs. Byron Lindley express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for assistance during the burial of their darling babe Charles Irvin and offer prayers for God's choicest blessings.

Charles Irvin Byron Lindley

Auction to Sell Barn Occupied by Ned Inlow's Buggy Store

The sale announces a barn now housing Ned Inlow's buggy store. Dr J T Redmon states the auction will be held on Saturday afternoon June 28.

Ned Inlow J. T. Redmon

Sowers to Take Over Topeka Walk-Over Shoe Co Unit

Ralph Sowers will leave soon for Topeka Kansas to assume management of the Walk-Over Shoe Co. unit on July 15. The Topeka shop is the largest of its kind in the city and Sowers' friends here congratulate him. Mrs. Lindsey Lampson of Battle Creek Michigan visited R A McCord and wife over Sunday.

Ralph Sowers Topeka Kans Walk- Over Shoe Co Lindsey Lampson Battle Creek, Mich R. A. McCord and Vrife

Wedding in Parke County Unites Hazel Hendrix and Harry Machledt

A June wedding at the Hendrix home joined Hazel Hendrix to Harry C. Machledt of Montezuma. The ceremony occurred at 7:30 p.m. under a vine arch with family and friends from Indianapolis, Brazil, Rockville, Montezuma, and Danville Ill. Attendants included Edistina Hendrix as maid of honor and Dorotha Sullivan as flower girl. The couple departed for Montezuma to establish a new home.

Geo. . Hendrix Hazel Harry C. Machledt Montezuma Hendrix Estella Lena Gladys Helen Hendrix Edistina Dorotha Sullivan Hubert Hendrix Harry Reeder Martilia Mary Cox Indianapolis Brazil Rockville Danville Ill Gibraltar Friends Sunday School of Tangier Haworth’s Grove

Local Family Visits and Small Town Notes

Mrs J A Boswell and children visited Veedersburg to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Leath. Miss Lens Harvey from Tangier takes her sister Elsies place at Woody hotel while Elsie visits relatives Thaddeus Harvey and family in Villa Grove Illinois. Reid Duncan moved to Homer Illinois to run his father s hardware store. Wid Thompson and wife visited son Pearl and family near Stone Bluff. Ira Sailor of Oxford and James N Rhode of near Winthrop were here Wednesday. Get your ice for that refrigerator at Robinson Reath s.

Reid Duncan Homer Ill Wid Thompson Pearl Stone Bluff

Also Mentioned on This Page

R. C. D. Woody Crawfordsville Sun Rev Tuggle J. W. Metsker Hadley Chas M. Berry N. M. Teegarden Parke Arthur Haworth Farmersburg Rush Creek Warren DeBaun Danville, Ill Charity DeBaun Sport Hobson Jim Basinger Newport Wm. McIntyre Marshall Mrs Howard Irwin Joe Milligan J. A. Boswell Wm. Leath Thaddeus Harvey Villa Grove, Ill Ira Sailor Oxford James N. Rhode Winthrop Robinson & Reath’s
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