New School Opens Under Prof J W Moreland Leadership
The new building begins with Prof J W Moreland of Sheridan as principal. He brings three years teaching experience and Earlham college training. The Jackson township program expands grade levels and high school course offerings, with plans for science labs, a library, and shared supervision with Jamestown and Advance schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Moreland
Sheridan
Moreland
Earlham
Sheridan High School
Nan Wilson
Danville
Coutaige
Central
Norgville
Bass
Justire
Jackson Townships
Payne
Miller
Jackson Township
Advance
Jamestown
Jubilee Singers Deliver Memorable Monday Night at Opera House
Local listings promote the Carolinian Jubilee Singers and DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills, with ads for cigars offering coupons. News items note community visits, a raffle drawing for Cherokee Maid cigars, and civic actions including temperance remonstrance and public ditch filings in Jackson and Sugar townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar _ township
Board of County Commissioners
David Feesley
W.W. Emmett
Jackson Township
Ora J. Brookshire
William Bueechler
Darnell & Darnell
O. J. Brookshire
Otto Bell
William Bush
David Cawunda
S. D. Emmert
Rodinan
Box Supper At Schoolhouse Invites All Involved In Event
Mrs Susan McDaniel visits Lebanon relatives for the week A schoolhouse box supper is tonight all invited Ladies to bring boxes A church yard project has members urged to attend Saturday morning for yard work Visitors from Indianapolis and various locals travel to see relatives John Utley and wife leave for Johnson county after aunts death Claude Wall Richard visit Sam Graham Geo Sharp improving Perkins not improving Lew Caldwell and wife guests of J C Caldwell and kin This rural roundup notes community visits illnesses and a funeral-related trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willi Spencer
Indianapolis
Harry Shepard
J. E. Knotts
Charley Miles
Anne
Geo. Routh
Mooresville
John Utley
Johnson County
Claude Wall
Richard
Sam Graham
Lebanon
Local Family News and Birthday Celebrations
James Gordon reroofed and resided his barn. KR D Billingslys sixty sixth birthday prompted a big surprise. Twenty six were present including Carl Ferguson, M M Edrington, C C Debard, S Z Billingsly, W H Parr, and families. Wm Broshar completed a new barn. Grandmother Erskine’s birthday was celebrated, while Abs Van Riggins and Newt Wall were noted on business trips near Beckville and Lebanon respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Erskine
Faizons
Abs. van Riggins
W. E
M. M. Edrington
Beckville
KR. D
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills Endorsed by Gasconade Postmaster
The Gasconade postmaster Daniel A. Bugh says he is improving fast in health and feels like a new man thanks to DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. The pills are sold by DeWitt's medicines and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasconade
Daniel A. Bugh
DeWitt
Burrin Drug Co
Surprise Dinner for Mrs Gregory at Walnut Street
About twenty five friends and relatives gathered at Mr and Mrs Frank Gregorys home on Walnut Street last Sunday to surprise Mrs Gregory. Some thirty people shared the food and enjoyed an afternoon together.
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Frank Gregory
Walnut Street
Culley and Owens Marry at Trowbridge Home in Lebanon
Clyde Culley of Zionsville and Pearl Owens of this place wed Tuesday November 6 at the J. F. Trowbridge residence in Lebanon. The couple, both well respected, will reside on the Owens family farm near New Meysville in Putnam County and be at home to friends there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Trowbridge
Lebanon
Clyde Culley
Zionsville
Pearl Owens
Lee Owens
New Meysville
Putnam Co
New Restaurant Opens in Remodeled Hotel Site
Wednesday evening a new restaurant began business in the remodeled building once housing the Hotel Restaurant. Manager H. C. Whitenack of North Salem brings a hustler's reputation and a fresh cafe look with repapering, painting, fixtures, and a modern stock. Wylie Smith of North Salem assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Restauranot
H. C. Whitenack
North Salem
Whitenack
Wylie Smith
Widow Mary Hadley fatally struck crossing tracks
Mrs. Mary Hadley, widow of Joshua Hadley, was killed when struck by a Big Four freight train on Bow street near Pearl Nixon Junction in Thorntown. The 74 year old, on her way home from church, misjudged the crossing and fell onto the tracks as the train approached. She leaves a son Otis Hadley and daughter Mrs. Stanley Youkey. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church with interment at the Old Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hadley
Joshua Hadley
Thorntown
Bow Street
Pearl Nixon Jugle
Wadley
Otis Hadley
Stanley Youkey
Washington Township
Hadley
Presbyterian Church
Old Cemetery
Jubilee Singers at the Opera House Monday Night
June notes Caldwell and L. H. Brown families dined with James Bowman and family Tuesday. Under Band management a top musical entertainment is promised. Ailes & Caldwell advertise a carload of extra hearty field force in 12 and 6 inch stay and 42 inch fencing to close out at sacrifice.
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Caldwell End
L. H. Brown
James Bowman Ald
Jubilee Singers
Ailes & Caldwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. S
Yran
Timp
Lowell
Launfal Lincoln
Shakespeare
Bryant Sella
Franklin
Loving
Whittier
Longfellow
Evangeline Xtuskin
Scott
Julius Caesar Webster
Hamlet Burns
the Cotter
Scott Ivanhoe Irving
de Voe
George Elliot
Silas Marner
Pope
Tefmyson
Burke
Macbeth Macauly
Milton
Addi
Son Ennyson
the Princess Carlyle
Burns
Hawthorne
Thackery Henry Esmund Cheucer Prologue and Knights
Ldewuiney-Loan
Arnold-Sohrab
Rustrom Dryden-Palamou
Arcite
Sullivan
Advance Htstler
Jersggergere
Heart the Jubilee Singers
Plymouth Rock
Layton d
Wessie Dean
Hiesinensiay
DJ Bowman
Orth
Cecil Hendrix
Colored Carolinian Jubilee Singers
Burrin Co
Hustler
Ilisha Reese
Near Old Union
Joe Jackson
Family Sunday
Jas. Gordons
Carter
H.C. Whitenack
Kennedy
Burrin Digg Company
Johnn B
Tabb
Cason
Susan McDaniel
Geo. Sharp
Mr. Perkins
Lew Caldwell
Lafayette
J. C. Caldwell
James Gordon
Newt Wall
Frank Yager
Rees Woods
Owens - Culley
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