RELEASE DATE: AUGUST 23, 2015
KINSEARCHING
by
Marleta Childs
P. O. Box 6825
LUBBOCK, TX 79493-6825
[email protected]
This week we conclude the list of names of honorary members of the Texas State Medical Association in 1893. The roster appears on an unnumbered page, which follows the list of new members in the publication, TRANSACTIONS OF THE TEXAS STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION HELD AT GALVESTON, TEXAS, MAY 2, 3, 4, AND 5, 1893 (Galveston: Knapp Bros., Printers and Publishers, 1893). On the roster are the name of the individual, his post office, and his county of residence.
LOVE, I. N., St. Louis, Missouri
LYDSTONE, Frank G., Chicago, Illinois
MCGUIRE, Hunter, Richmond, Virginia
MCMURTRY, Louis S., Louisville, Kentucky
MEYER, J. M., Danville, Kentucky
MILLIKEN, Sam’l E., New York, New York
(Editor’s note: Sam’l is an
abbreviation for Samuel.)
MADDEN, T. More, 55 Merrion Square, Dublin, Ireland
NOYES, J. F., 535 Broad Street, Providence, Rhode Island
OSBORNE, T. C., Cleburne, Texas
PRICE, Joseph, 20 & Hamilton Sts., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
RAINES, C. B., Mineral Wells, Texas
REED, R. Harvey, Mansfield, Ohio
SMITH, Albert H., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
SOUCHON, Edmund, New Orleans, Louisiana
THOMPSON, W. G., 49 E. Thirtieth St., New York, New York
WYETH, John A., New York, New York
YANDELL, David W., Louisville, Kentucky
YOUNG, S. O., Galveston, Texas
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Several Kinsearching columns in February, March, and April of 2015 contain data pertaining to the HAMLIN family in Iowa and their relatives and friends. Here is another fragile clipping, probably from an Iowa newspaper and apparently dated early April 1933, found in the Opal and Lester Saffell family papers, currently held in a private collection in Lubbock, Texas. (Some punctuation, capital letters in proper names, and other letters have been added or deleted for clarity and readability. All-caps for surnames are used for emphasis.)
Secret Marriage Announced
“Mr. and Mrs. Bert NEWMAN entertained twenty guests at a dinner party at their home Friday night at which time the secret marriage of Miss Helen SHIRES of Elliott and Mr. Claude HAMLIN of Red Oak, was announced. The wedding took place nearly a year ago on April 16, 1932, at Hayti, S. D. The bride, who is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. SHIRES of Elliott, is a teacher at Schleswig, Ia. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. HAMLIN of Red Oak. He is employed with the Standard Oil Company and is located at their station at Sixth and Washington Avenue. The young couple did not announce their future plans. Guests at the Newman home included:
Mr. and Mrs. HAMLIN;
Miss Carolyn DUNMIRE;
Lorraine, June, and Eleanor NELSON OF Essex;
Miss BELL of Shenandoah;
Delbert SHEPPARD of Ames;
Clarence LAY;
Clyde BALLAIN;
Hugh and John HOSSLE;
Della PETERSON;
Sheldon PIKE;
Dean KUBIC;
Gladys JENKINS; and
Leland DUSKIN.
After the dinner, the jolly group took the bride and groom for a ride, the party ending up at Shenandoah.”
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