Bedford National Bank Reelects Directors At Annual Meeting
At the Bedford National Bank annual stockholders meeting on Wednesday the former directors were reelected for the coming year. Directors named were T. J. Brooks George W. Hay William J. E. Clark McHenry Owen George W. McDaniel and W. A. Brown. T. J. Brooks was chosen president and George W. Hay vice president with J. A. Brown cashier. The same officers were reelected and the bank declared its usual four percent semiannual dividend, payable in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford National Bank
Ot. J. Brooks
George W. Hay
William J E. Clark
McHenry Owen
George W. McDaniel
W. A. Brown
T. J. Brooks
J. A. Brown
Henderson Bound Over on Burglary Larceny Charges
Frank Henderson, described as a local colored man, was bound over to the Lawrence circuit court on burglary larceny and knowingly receiving stolen goods charges. Bond set at $506. he posted bond Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Henderson
Lawrence Circuit Court
Tle
Local residents return from travels and visits across towns
T J Brooks formerly in Indianapolis on legal business has returned home. Miss Wa Flora of Truren visited sister Mrs William Davis and family and returned home. Mr and Mrs Mack Ragsdale visited Seymour and will stay with Mr and Mrs Thomas Hunt for a few days. Mr and Mrs Jeff Bruce traveled to Mitchell to visit their daughter Mrs Hugh Stevens east of the city. Miss Ethel Haney of Kurtz visited her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Jeff Bruce and returned home. Robert Sutton aVeterinary Surgeon of Kurtz returned home after visiting his son Walter Sutton. Volney Williams of Williams was in the city. John L Miller of South M street is ill with tonsillitis. County Commissioners Clark and Jones visited Lemonds Creek bridge in Marshall township. Mrs Victor Neil of South L street with Mrs Abbie Glen visited Duncan Station to see farmer's parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Scoggan. Poultry subject discussed at Farmers Institute Monday January 18. John Spurgeon of Washington visiting his son J D Spurgeon north I street coal man returned home Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Bruce
Mitchell
Hugh Stevens
Ethel Haney
Kurtz
Munt
Breckenridge Road
Victor Neil
South L Street
Abbie 4Jlen
Duncan Station
Samuel Scoggan
John Spurgeon
Washington
J. D. Spurgeon
North I Street
Local Briefs from Seymour Republican Social Notes
Miss Ruby McClintock of Sparks ville visits Anna and Mary Barlow. Faris child TaiHa sick but improving. Mrs Agnes Flinn near Dennison visits nephew Law on Mathis. Phenis Williams heads to Indianapolis to visit sister. Large Wi church meeting continues. Robert N Dixon improves after sickness. Geulah Lee sick at Mrs Flinn's. Miss fie Mahonery of Fort Ritner taking vacation as smallpox closes school. Uncle Don Dandridge better. Jos Crawford and wife visit Robert Dixon and family. Louis Michner of Mecomington home from Morgan Station trip. Mrs S N Siebert and children go to Mitchell then Bedford for week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fie Mahonery
Fort Ritner
Sheriff’s Sale in Lawrence County Indiana
A sheriff sale notice lists John C. McKinney as plaintiff and Himmly Currenn Pettiford as defendant. The sale seeks rents and profits of the east half of lot 53 Foote’s Addition Bedford. if insufficient, full fee simple. Bid window February 7, 1915 at the Lawrence County Courthouse. William H. Sitler is the sheriff. R I. Meilen, attorney.
Petition for gravel road in Marshall Township Indiana
A petition filed with Lawrence County Indiana authorities requests laying out and improving a public highway in Marshall Township. The plan includes grading draining and crushed stone paving over about two miles and bonds to fund the project with a hearing set for February 2 1915 before the County Board of Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditor
Lawrence County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Marshall Township
Board of County Commissioners
Said
Bedford and Logan Pike
Guthrie & Limestone Pike
James McFadden
Robert S. Anderson
Ernest McFadden
Enoch Johnson
D. E. George
Homer. George
General Assembly of
State of
Public Auction of Rents and Profits on Indiana Land
By decree of the Lawrence Circuit Court Oscar G. Miller is plaintiff and the Goldsby family defendants. On January 30, 1915, the sheriff will offer at the Lawrence County Courthouse doors the rents and profits for up to seven years from a described parcel in section 11 township 5 north range 1 west, totaling 1 acre more or less, to satisfy a decree plus costs. If insufficient, the fee simple of the property may be sold to cover the debt. R. L. Mellen, Atty. $13.20 J8w4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Cirenst ‘Court
John C. McKinney
Himily Currenn Pettiford
Lawrence County
Indiana
Towit
G. Miller
Pete Goldsby
Cora Goldsby
Eva Goldsby
Clarence Goldsby
Albert Goldsby
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway Company
Lawrence, Circuit Court
State of
Ndiana
Notice to Non Residents in Lawrence County Indiana
State of Indiana enters notice to non residents in Lawrence County under section S85. The proclamation warns of compliance requirements and potential legal actions for non residency claims. Authorities urge affected individuals to review eligibility and respond by due process timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Lawrence County
Notice to non residents and heirs in Indiana case 1914
In the Lawrence Circuit Court of Indiana Lawrence County plaintiff Edmund B. Thornton vs Samuel Beck and others non residents of Indiana are notified to appear on the 19th day of November 1914 or answer the complaint. The action seeks to quiet title to real estate in Lawrence County. The notice is dated October 21 1914 and signed by Clerk Fred Jackson. In the matter of the Estate of Clarissa Coulter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Vaught
Et A
Mamie Collins
Samuel Collins
Indiana
Lawrence
City of
Bedford
Fred E. Jackson
Lawrence Circuit Court
State of
Lawrence County
Edmund B. Thornton
Samuel Beck
W. E. Clark
Elizabeth Owens
Mary McCune
Nancy Bush
Katherine Driskell
John Beck
Michael Beck
Dean Barnes
David ‘Harrison
John C. Owens
William Ray‘burn
John Riley
Solomon Beck
Nancy ‘Bush
David Harrison
William Rayburn
Court House
John T. Freeland
Clarissa Coulter
Circuit Court
Sheriff’s Sale In Heltonville Indiana 1915 Auction Notice
Decree from Lawrence Circuit Court directing sale of rents and profits from Lot 14 Todd’s Addition Heltonville Lawrence County Indiana. Defendant Martha Holt, plaintiffs Hanner Browning East and Heltonville Baptist Board seek $16.25 plus costs. sale set for January 16, 1915, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Lawrence County Courthouse to pay decree. The sale includes the fee simple of the described real estate to satisfy the decree if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Circuit
John Hanner Will Browning
George East
Heltonville Missionary
Lawrence County
Indiana
Todd
Heltonville
Notice to non resident in Indiana court action
Lawrence County court notices show Busan Wilcox and Andrew Dodds as plaintiffs filing a complaint with an affidavit that defendant Lawrence Jh Haws is not a resident of Indiana. The defendant is summoned to appear in the Lawrence circuit court on January 25 1918 to answer or demur to the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence I. Haws
William V. Hawa
State of
Indiana
Lawrence County
Lawrence Circuit
Lawrence Jh. Haws
Administrator's Real Estate Sale Notice
Administrator announces a real estate sale with terms cash in hand. Sale begins promptly at 10 oclock a.m. on the specified date.
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Bond
Indianapolis
Wa Flora
Truren
William Davis
Mrs
Mack Ragsdale
Seymour
Thomas Hunt
Robert Sutton
Walter Sutton
North J Street
Volney Williams
Williams
John L. Miller
South M Street
Clark
Jones
Lemonds Creek
The
Farmers Institute
Flora ‘Mathie
Ruby McClintock
Sparksville
Anna and
Mary Barlow
TaiHa
Thomas Faris
Agnes Flinn
Dennison
Lawon Mathis
Phenis Williams
Wi. E. Church
Robert N. Dixon
Near Dennison
John Williams
Don Dandridge
Jos. Crawford
Pinhook
Louis Michner
Mecomington
Norgan Station
Jason Michner
S. N. Siebert
Foote
William H. Sitler
R. I. Meilen
State Board
Fifteenth Street
Walls & Walls Insurance
Keach & Meglemre Estate
Nsurance
Lone
Bedford, Ind
Pike Road
Ellis Terrell
John Jerrell
Leslie McFadden
Elza Goodman
Robin S. Anderson
Luther Davis
Albert Smith
John T. Meadows
Dell Meadows
Wm. J. Owens
Joseph M. Anderson
Herman MacFadden
Elmer Goen
Wm. Goodman
Walter M. Williams
Jesse Fender
James Turner
Elijah Kimmel
Samuel Bennett
Wm. J. Evans
John West
Chas Bureh
Ziba Chambers
H. N. Perkins
Lewis Trogdon
Roscoe Chambers
Robert Brent
Wes Mayo
Homer Mayo
George Alexander
James Watson
Labie Deckard
George Watson
Festus McFadden
S. W. May
D. M. Fender
Bill Maddox
W. F. Lemon
Grant Armstrong
R. D. Tucker
Horatio Pritchett
John W. Hays
Jehn K. McPike
Ernest Allen
James Larger
John Barger
James Criger
C.purner
Isaac ‘Deckard
George “W. Deckard
John Southern
Marion Brinegar
Brada Turner
James Stewart
Frank Lemon
Ed St. Clair
Geo. W. Covey
Vinson Lewis
Marshall Stuart
Ora Pritchett
Elmer Lewis
Thomas Tumey
Chas. McPike
Squire Ray
Obey Knight
Wesley Arthur
Charles Watson
J. M. Head
John Anderson
Elisha J. Robison
Henry Benge
P. H. Bridwell
Marshall F. Owens
Nat Gyger
Merle McClellan
Chas
G. Fi Js
Jet Dieh
Andrew Pre
Mack Gills
Said County
Ezra W. Edwards
Sheriff’s Sale
Lawrence Cir
Cuit
Oscar
Lawrence Counnty
R. L. Mellen
Perry Vaught Vs
Ead
Fred &. Jackson
Clek
Sheriffs’ Sale
Credi
Isaac T. Holmes
James M. Blackburn
de Bonis
de Bonis Nan
Ratekin Seed House
Shenandoah
Iowa
Katekin
Cincinnat Weekly
Enquirer
Weekly
Quirer
United States
Times
Daily Enquirer
Evaline
Dunlavy
Gertrude Pitman
Pearson & Martin
Keach & Meglemre
J Street
J. W. Trainor
Hamer & Smth
North Side
Etite
Busan Wilcox
Andrew Dodds,et, al
Sence
Fred £, Jackson
Underwood & Underwood, Attys
Raymond Mitchell
Circuit Court of
Jacob B. Flinn
Hiram &. Flinn
James M. Davis
T. G.gipson
Brooks & Brooks
A. of Cabato Ferrante
Lawrece
Sol- John Tena
Boru & Boruff
Newton Crawford
Ambrose Crawford
McHerry Owen
Lauvrence County
John Scoggan
Raymond R.mitchell
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