Local Notes and Visits Highlight Weekend
W. B. Spencer and wife of Chicago arrived Saturday for a visit with relatives. They traveled from Sikeston Missouri where they visited his sister Mrs J W Black and family. Dr F S Cuthbert was called to Newport to see Mrs Henry Watson who is critically ill. Mrs Watson was formerly Miss Hollis Richardson of Tangier. An error corrected about J M Moore's August 22 procedure which was gall stones removal not appendicitis. Miss Jewell Wilkinson of Wallace visited Miss Genevieve Booe. Wayne Cory left Monday to begin his Sophomore year at Purdue University.
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W. B. Spencer
Chicago
Sikeston, Mo
J. W. Black
F. S. Cuthbert
Newport
Henry Watson
Watson
Hollis Richardson
Tangier
Millcreek Trustee Candidate Announcement
Lem Pithoud declares candidacy for Trustee of Millcreek Township, subject to Republican convention decisions. He also states intent to run before the Millcreek Township Democratic convention, contingent on that body's will. This notice appears as second class matter following a post fire incident in Kingman Indiana.
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Kingman
Indiana
Mill. Creek Township
Millcreek Township
Lem Pithoud
Howrey Announces Candidacy at Millcreek Democratic Convention
C. E. Howrey states intent to run for Trustee before the Millcreek township Democratic convention, subject to the convention's will. The formality positions Howrey among local candidates seeking support from party delegates.
Kingman Commercial Club Calls Members to Attend
The Kingman Commercial Club, praised for town improvements, laments low member attendance. It urges members to attend the next regular meeting on Friday September 18, stressing duty to participate and help develop local progress.
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Kingman’s Commercial Club
Winter needs from Kingman merchants urge local shoppers
The article notes cool winds prompt stove use and warmer clothing. It urges residents to buy locally at Kingman, highlighting quick ordering if items aren’t in stock and stressing cooperation to sustain the hometown economy.
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Kingman
A Street Meeting Makes People Feel Welcomed
The author reflects on a chance encounter with a familiar person who treats them as a friend, noting that sociable people feel validated when others respond with a warm greeting. The piece emphasizes the public's comfort from a simple, friendly “howdy do.”
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Howdy
Townspeople urged to curb fake advertising solicitations
Dr. Herbert condemns fake solicitations and urges towns to act to protect local funds. He notes that money wasted on schemes could fund ads in the local paper and stresses morality over wealth as a guiding value. Kingman is presented as a clean town model for home builders and good neighbor ethics.
Mendenhall visit and relatives record in Covington area
Isaac Mendenhall of Montclair Indiana visited Mrs Margar et Mendenhall and attended the Mendenhall reunion at Perrysville last Sunday. J R Gambril begins work for the International Correspondence Schools in Indiana polis. Mrs E E Baker of Veedersburg visited here briefly before returning home. Miss Helen Flesher returned from Lafayette and Frankfort. Mrs Reid Alexander and baby of Cayuga are visiting. H J McAlister saw horse racing at Covington fair. Livi Irwin attended the fair.
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Isaac Mendenhall
Montclair
Ind
Margaret Mendenhall
Mendenhall
Perrysville
Hendricks County
E. E Baker
Veedersburg
Helen Flesher
Lafayette
Frankfort
Mrs. Reid Alexander and
Baby
Cayuga
The Kingman Commercial Club Aids Local Efforts Again
The Kingman Commercial Club proved its value to the community once more by mobilizing support and coordinating resources for a local project. Officials credited the group for driving volunteer turnout and facilitating partnerships with nearby businesses to accelerate progress.
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Kingman Commercial Club
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THE
GLOBE
Presto
Kingman Hardware Co
Lehigh
Lehich Cement
J. W. Bonebrake
Moline
Turnbull
Byron Grismore
J. M. Moore
Jewell Wilkinson
Wallace
Genevieve Booe
Wayne Cory
Purdue University
Kingman Star
B. O. Hudler
J. M. Lewis
C. E. Howrey
A. D. Mann
Harveysburg
W. R. Massey & Son
Yount Building
Covington
J. R. Gambril
Indianapolis
International Correspondence Schools
H. J. McAlister
Coyington Fair
Livi Irwin
Drayman
O. C. Deselms
Optometrist
Attica
Payton Bros
Duroc
Jersey
Rudy Payton
Marshall
Judson
Vandalia
Guion
Bethany
J. R. Burks
H. B. Saylor
Aucts
Frank Adams
O. S. Douglas
Fountain County
J. T. Redman
W.M.D
Schmae
C. M. Spencer
E. A. Keller
Victor Ladies Tailoring Co
Alice M. Howell
A. L. Ratcliff
Kingman Bank Building
DR. F
Cuthbert
Cas
Kingman Hote
Adam Bonebrake
T.M Jackson
Kingman, Ind
Melvin Light
Paul Shoaf
Mrs
E. F. Shoaf
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