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Newspaper

Kingman Star

Location

Kingman, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1913

Page

1

Wet victory in Veedersburg and dry win in Covington local option votes

In Veedersburg the wet camp won by a small four vote margin while Covington voted dry by fifty four. Excitement arose as Capt H D Billings broke quarantine to vote. no arrest followed. Covington backs a $10,000 Y M C A fund with pledges from Worth Reed and W E Livengood and street fundraising pushes total to ten thousand dollars.

Veedersburg Covington H. D. Billings Mr. Billings Sylvania Coyington Worth Reed Reed Lafayette Sampson Reed W. E. Livengood

Local Visitors Attend Horse Sale

C F. VanDuyn from Kokomo visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. T. H. VanDuyn. Charley Taylor from near Hillsboro came Tuesday to attend the horse sale. Wallace Musson from near Tangier also came Tuesday for the sale.

Charley Taylor Hillsboro Wallace Musson Tangier

Life of George Washington serialized by Wilson

The newspaper announces a serialized life of George Washington by President Woodrow Wilson. It touts Wilson’s literary reputation and promises engaging early history chapters available this issue for readers of all ages.

George Washington Geo Washington Woodrow Wilson Wilson

Veedersburg Couple Quietly Wed in Urbana

Carl Van Deventer of Veedersburg married Miss Grace Wilkinson of Wallace in Urbana Alabama last Saturday. The groom returned that evening while the bride visited relatives in Danville Illinois until Sunday. The bride, daughter of Bent Wilkinson, had studied at Veedersburg High School for three years and planned a secret wedding before her impending graduation in two months.

Carl van Deventer Veedersburg Grace Wilkinson Wallace Urbana Danville Ill Bent Wilkinson Veedersburg High School

Time for property assessment begins March first

Assessors planned a March first start but began Monday with all property owned by March first subjects. They have until May fifteenth to finish and file a list of taxables with the county auditor. Dog tax is collected during this period and nonpayment incurs heavy fines.

Evangelistic meetings progress at Friends church

Evangelistic meetings are in progress at the Friends church with large afternoon and evening crowds. Pastors Mary and Martilla Cox lead the services and extend a cordial invitation to attend. Family notes include a new baby for Mr and Mrs Jas Woody and travels of Mrs E L Hawkins and others visiting relatives in Danville Montezuma Clinton Cayuga and Champaign Illinois.

Friends Church Mary Martilla Cox Woody Tom Jas. Woody Danville Ill

Scott's Prairie Ladies Entertain Scott's Prairie Ladies Entertain

A social event at the home of Mr and Mrs W A Thomas on Scott's Prairie featured an Aid Society plan to entertain husbands and the minister Rev Carney. Guests enjoyed a two course supper, gifts for Rev Carney, games, songs, and a closing benediction urging Christ honor.

W.A Thomas Scott’s Prairie Aid Society Rev. Carney Carney Troy Glascock Sister Coats Christ

Fork of a Tree Never Grows Higher Says State Forester

State Forester urges proper pruning of street and roadside trees to keep forks above ten feet. He notes elm branches often rise while maples tilt upward, and warns that neglect leads to decay and poor symmetry. Bulletin No. 34, Feb. 27, 1913.

Catalpa State Forester Indianapolis

Inaugural Trip and Local Notes From Steam Corner

Steam Corner reports QEt Furr and wife traveling to Washington for the inaugural, visiting E. E. Baker in Cincinnati and cousin Andrew Wilson. Proceeds from a Friday New Liberty play totaled twenty four dollars. Till Booe family tour the Panama Canal. Ruth Drollinger visits Capt. W. B. Gray in Coyington. Mrs. Geo Stockdale recovers from illness. Gordon Moffett and wife suffer the grip.

Qet Furr Washington Cincinnati E. E. Baker Viola Glascock Andrew Wilson Woodrow New Liberty

Veedersburg Eyes Organizing a Local Fair

The Veedersburg News reports a push to form a fair association in the city to host an actual fair aided by central location railroad facilities and local business support. Committees are at work with plans in view. Jackie Sowers arrives from Michigan with family to occupy a farm near Yeddo. J W Steele visits from Pine Village seeking a rental. Jacob Church visits from Bloomingdale to attend.

Veedersburg News

Thompson couple return home after visit in town

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson returned to their Sheldon Illinois home Wednesday after a week visiting relatives in the area. Will Dowden of Terre Haute joined his father Dr. Dowden in Yeddo for a day last Saturday.

Fred Thompson Sheldon Ill Will Dowden Terre Haute Dr. Dowden Yeddo Elizabeth Sale Pine Village M. P. Rowlett

Changes in Citizens Bank leadership and board

The Citizens Bank reports leadership and officer changes after stockholder meeting. William M. Ratcliff becomes President with H. H. Glascock as VP and R. A. Booe as Cashier, Scott E. Ratcliff as Assistant Cashier. Directors named are Thomas Glascock Sr., Scott E. Ratcliff, and A. Booe. The bank touts over 200000 in real estate backing and invites patronage.

Citizens Bank C. H. Ratcliff Wm M. Ratcliff H. H. Glascock R. A. Booe Scott E. Ratcliff Thomas Glascock Sr A. Booe

Stock sale for traction extension in Indianapolis ad

An Indianapolis broker advertises $200,000 of 5 percent preferred stock in the Indianapolis Crawfordsville & Danville Electric Railway Co for sale at 83.5 cents on the dollar with accrued dividend, netting 6 percent. Dividends are guaranteed by T H 1 E traction company, likely to fund extension construction.

Indianapolis Indianapolis, Crawfordsville & Danville Electric Railway Co T. H., 1. & E. Traction Company

Williams Family Leaves for Danville Home

Yeddo resident GH Williams and family moved last week near Danville Illinois to establish a future home. Local notables make short trips for visits and business in Veedersburg Danville and surrounding towns including Mrs. Beal Miss Lines Mrs. McCormick Mr. Mitchell and others.

T. GH. Williams Danville Ill

Local Lodge Activities And Social Events Highlight Fulton News

Fulton Camp No. 4425 R N of A met in regular session with seven initiations since January 1. A luncheon by Mrs. Malissa Summers and Mrs. Goldin Crowder followed. A big dinner celebrated Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Myer's 22nd wedding anniversary and their daughter Retha’s 21st birthday. Attendees included Miss Bessie Bidgood and others from Greenfield, Indianapolis, and local families. The Christian Ladies Aid added four new members Mrs. Frank Applegate Mrs. D. M. Strader Nettie Strader and Anna Lowe. Mrs. J. B. Rowlett hosted a six o’clock dinner featuring roast duck. Guss Plaster of Montezuma and Miss Ertha Barker of Cates wed in Harveysburg with Rev. A H Bardin officiating. Fred S. Purnell district deputy of the K of P visited for instruction on new rituals. Ward and Hall’s sale drew a large crowd with about one hundred horses and mules sold under Col A G Madden. Reed Duncan aided in voicing hardware stock sold to Mr. Duncan’s stock. Upcoming events include a March 15 hat and millinery sale by Mrs. Ira Bonebrake. Ther man Nolen and son visited Mt. Meridian to see his daughter Mrs. Lydia Romine in poor health. Rev A H Raridan of Harveysburg bought the Methodist parsonage on South Odd Street and will move in. Frank Wasburn of Toledo visited locally. Mrs. Ann Philpott toured Yeddo.

Fulton R. N A. of Cates Malissa Summers Goldin Crowder S. M. Myer Retha Bessie Bidgood Greenfield Carl Black Indianapolis Sarah Black Allie Mae Moxley Cecil Bradley

Also Mentioned on This Page

C F. VanDuyn Kokomo Mrs T. H. VanDuyn T. M. Jackson Straud Cayuga Kingman E.L. Hawkins Fairmount, Ill Lizzie Reese Montezuma Clinton Ab Sowers Champaign Steam Corner Till Booe Panama Canal Ruth Drollinger W. B. Gray Gordon Moffett Jackie” Sowers Michigan J. W. Steele Jacob Church Bloomingdale Fred Beal Clara Lines Morris Mc.Cormick Dean McBroom Ruby Day Harley Smith John Mitchell Charles White Sam Bonebrake State Line Ernest Rayphole Hillery Tom McCormick Howard Jones Dennis Shell J. M. Lewis Levi Irwin Ocala Fla Dan Machin Ira Duncan Byron Grismore Attica Drake and Family L. Fiesher Christian Ladies Aid Society Thos Glascock Jr Frank Applegate D. M. Strader Nettie Strader Anna Lowe J. B. Rowlett Thos. Glascock E. S. Booe H. E. Redding Harry Glascock Katie Guss Plaster Ertha Barker Cates A. H. Bardin Harveysburg Fred S. Purnell K. of P. Lodge Ward & Hall A. G. Madden Reed Duncan Homer James Hepler Ira Bonebrake Tobias Nolen Therman Mt. Maridian Lydia Romine A. H. Raridan South Odd Street Frank Wasburn Toledo, O Ann Philpott
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