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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1914
Page
2
The Kingman Star reports on a fire at Espeman Indiana that impacted the newspaper operations and publishing status for the local paper. The notice notes second class matter status and year of the event, highlighting disruption to distribution.
Mrs. Claude McGraw of Terre Haute visited her parents in Attica after a department store accident harmed three fingers. An out of court settlement is sought, with a May 1 deadline for a possible lawsuit. Also, Mrs. B O Hudler visited relatives with Miss Ethel Rozell.
William Shular oldest son of David and Margaret Shular dies at 83 after a long life of family ties and community service. Survived by Lewis of Crawfordsville and Francis in Washington state. married to Louisa Underwood with daughter Phoebe Ann who wed Silas Gifford and had two children. Funeral held at the Friends church led by Rev. Levi Woody, burial in Harveysburg cemetery.
William Boyer died in Harveysburg Indiana at age 73 after a lengthy life spanning Pine Village Attica and Harveysburg. Survived by a wife seven children and many grandchildren and relatives. Funeral services were held at Harveysburg church with Rev A H Bardin officiating and burial in Harveysburg Cemetery.
Fremont Russell advertises fertilizer for oats corn watermelons potatoes and truck crops. Mrs Wash Seavers and her granddaughter Dorothea Sowers visited Covington Saturday.
Public notice announces a bankruptcy trustee sale on May 20 1914 at Bank of Kingman Indiana. The auction will offer half of the northeast quarter section 25 township 18 north range 8 west Fountain County plus Kingman Heights Addition and several Parke County parcels totaling about 195 acres. Terms are cash with 25 percent deposit allowed to finance remaining balance.
Misses Margaret Smith and Jessie Coleman made their final trip to Yeddo Monday as the school at that place closed on that day.
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