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Newspaper

Kingman Star

Location

Kingman, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1907

Page

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Delightful Gleaners Society Meeting in Marshall

The Gleaners Society of Marshall gathered Saturday at the Ewbank home in Kingman Heights despite bad weather. Mrs Ettie Hutton hosted a meal and the group enjoyed music by local artists, readings by members, and an enthusiastic solo by Mrs Rena Ratcliffe, with many society members listed as attendees.

Gleaners’ Society of Marshall Ettie Hutton Afr Lancelot Ewbank Kingman Heights Moses Mary Ewbank Milligan Armina Davis Rena Nelson Sarah Cosren Maybelle Teague Ella Burford Rena Ratcliff Mesdames Osborn Harlan Litsey Owen Nelson Davis Teague Engle Cooper Barford Russell Myrile Osborn Florence and Loma Dooley Mesdames Sowers Wilkes Ratcliff Ewbank Kingman Clide Patterson Glee Isley Yeddo Rev. Smith Veedersburg Oscarsler

Trio Sentenced After Robbery Conviction

Saturday afternoon Robert Hughey and his son Zaney Hughey along with Ham Hays were convicted of robbing John Hathaway. The elder Hughey and Zaney received 10 to 20 years in Michigan City State Prison. Hays, 29, got a five year term and will be confined in the Indiana Reformatory at Jeffersonville. Deputy sheriffs transported the Hugheys to Michigan City. Hays to be sent to the southern prison later this week. Hughey claimed he buried over 600 dollars near Pendleton County Kentucky and offered to help locate it, saying it was his money not Hathaway’s. He is in frail health at age 78 and likely to spend remaining years behind bars.

Robert Hughey Zaney Hughey Ham Hays John Hathaway Hughey Michigan City Hays Pendleton County

Vandals Damage Mil Creek Saw Mill in Mil Creek Township

A Covington Friend report says unknown persons damaged the saw mill owned by J. M. Daugherty and run by Aaron Walton east of the old settlers grounds. They destroyed oil cups gauges machinery engines saws belting and took axes and other tools, leaving costly destruction and no clear suspect.

J. M. Daugherty Aaron Walton Old Settlers Milcreek Township Covington

Sues to Set Aside Deed in Parke County Suit

James W. Ratcliff files suit in Parke County to invalidate a six year old deed by Miles A. Ratcliff. The deed moved 200 acres in Fountain County and 65 in Parke County to second children. The first children allege unsound mind. Local marriages, road gravel work, and community notices follow in a compiled list of county happenings and ads.

James W. Ratcliff Parke County Miles A. Ratcliff

Street Improvements and Local Movements Highlight Town Notes

L C Ewbank built a bridge and grade for a ravine arch to ease east side access, now nearing completion. Pension Commissioner Warner reports an 18 600 decrease in pensioners from 1906 to 1907, the largest in bureau history, with 967 371 pensioners and 140 850 880 total value. Albert Furr and family move to Boswell for meat market positions. Mrs. Bell Kenworthy visits from Salem, Ore., to stay with relatives. Paul Redenbaugh visits from near Centennial Well. M W A Lodge at this place confers the materies on Chas Bannan. Cates team assists. refreshments served. The best place to get good reliable harness is at Woodys.

Warner Pension Bureau Albert Furr Boswell Furr Cates

Teenager Made Suicide Attempt In Covington Barn

Mack Smith, about 17, attempted suicide at nine pm Saturday by taking carbolic acid at Simm's feed barn in Covington. Workers found him writhing in agony. a doctor was called and gave relief. He had not swallowed much of the liquid but his lips and mouth were badly burned.

Mack Smith Simm Covington

Ollie Copeland Returns Home From Martinsville Treatment

Ollie Copeland has returned home after treatment at Martinsville for rheumatism. He is considerably improved but still ill and carries his right arm in a sling.

Ollie Copeland Martinsville

Christian Church Safe Card Addresses Building Confidence

In Kingman a church leaders and congregation deny rumors that the Christian church south wall was damaged by Fontanet explosion. I E Sowers contractor confirms the building is safe and self supporting. Pastor Oscar E Kelley appeals to public trust in the revival services.

Kingman I. E Sowers I. E.sowers Oscar E. Kelley

Local News and Notices from Kingman Area

Local notes include harness ads at Woody’s and J H Ephlin seeding, lost gold watch with daughter’s picture returned for reward, found locket charm claimable at the office, and visits by W G Brandenburg from Terre Haute. Church sermons by Oscar E Kelley, travels of Mr and Mrs Geo Hays, and social visits from Danville, Pine Village, and Harrodsburg accompany brief community updates.

J. W. Black Geo. Hays Bellmore Pontanet Christian Church Oscar E. Kelley Law and Liberty Sun RF. Fears Danville John G. Eberle Fears Eberle Will Cowgill Pine Village Will Spencer Chiago

A Notre Dame lady offers home cure for rheumatism

A Notre Dame woman claims a home treatment cures rheumatism and related pains. She says the remedy removes uric acid from blood and improves eye brightness and vitality, promising free guidance to all sufferers who write to Mrs. M. Summers, Box R, Notre Dame.

M. Summers Notre Dame

Ephlin Promises Savings on Fall Suits

J H Ephlin offers reduced prices on fall suits while W H Cates visits the county seat Tuesday for business, signaling local commerce activity and a nearby visitor.

J. H. Ephlin W. H. Cates

Mine owner advertises new Raridan coal supply

An advertisement from J. W. Hornine proclaims a newly opened mine named the famous Raridan mine with ample extra high quality coal available for sale.

Raridan J. W. Hornine

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John Philpott Simmson Centennial Wallace Fountain County Pearl McHargne Sheldon Ill H. R. Acheson Attica Dan Strader Will Dowden Montezuma Taft H. M. Brown N. I. Newlin Indianapolis Inlow Bros John Deer Plow Co L. C. Ewbank Residence Street Kingman Hights Eubank Woody’s Christian Church Safe W. G. Brandenburg Terre Haute Ella Wooll Kingman School Elwood Lewis Friends Church Rush Creek Tangier J. H Ephlin Ira Bonedrake C. L. Woody Glenwood Madden A. G. Madden Crawfordsville Orth Jackson Harrodsburg Notre Dame Lady's China Alexander’s Cash Grocery Indiana The Pioneer Drug Store J. M. Cory Prop Jessup, Nevins & U0
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