Hamilton County Democrats Name Foley for Senator
Political talks at the Hamilton County Democratic convention in Noblesville embrace support for Michael Foley of Indianapolis for United States senator and Mayor Bell of Indianapolis for governor. The ticket includes Meade Vestal for judge and several county officials with district nominations across Eagle and Tipton counties. Local Republicans plan the ninth district love feast with Charley Donern as principal speaker.
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Hamilton County
Noplesville
Michael Foley
Indianapolis
United States
Way
Meade Vestal
Melvin Cardwell
E B. Sowers
Frank Apple
Charles Wann
Frank Redenbeck
Benjamin Q. Albertson
Beker
George Osborn
John Oil
Eli Binford
John Briles
Charles W. Johnson
Thorntown
Boone County
William H. Wilson
Harry Reagan
Washington Township
Silas M. Gums
Union Township
Robert 3. Kern
Clinton Township
Abril
Romer Covernor
Rinnois
Charley Donern
Actit Hn
Fred J. Sims
Frankfort
United States Senate
Republcan
Dragon
Past Chiefs Meet Hosts Recall Association Gathering
Mrs Daniel MeIntire and Mrs John Wysong hosted the Past Chief's Association meeting at the former's home. A guessing contest awarded first prize to Mrs May Overleese and hobby prize to Mrs Fancie Butcher. A two course luncheon followed the hour of fellowship.
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Daniel MeIntire
John Wysong
Chief's Association
May Overleese
Fancie Butcher
Funeral for Uncle Zack Williams Held in New Ross
Funeral services for Uncle Zack Williams were held at the Christian church in New Ross on Friday at 10 30 pm. The rites were conducted by W P Peterson. Williams died far from his boyhood and manhood scenes as his body arrived.
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New Rogs
Zack Williams
The
Christian Church
W. P. Peterson
Bis
Obituary Notice for Zacharian Williams With Forty Years in Odd Fellows
Zacharian Williams born January 9 1831 in Kentucky lived most of his life in Indiana with brief Michigan years. He married Sophia Brent in 1861 who survives. He was buried with full Odd Fellows rites after tender care from friends for his body. grandson Walker B. Stanley accompanied the body.
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Odd Fellows
Zacharian Williams
Kentucky
Warren
Nancy Williams
Indiana
Walkerville
Mich
Sophia Brent
Walker B. Stanley
New Thorntown Furniture and Undertaking Firm Opens
Ernest McKern, who sold his Thorntown grocery, enters the furniture and undertaking trade. He hires a professional embalmer with nine years of experience to head the undertaking department in the F. M. Pavey room on Pearl Street.
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Ernest McKern
Thorntown
F. M. Pavey Room
Pearl Street
That City
Banquet Plans Discussed at Republican Meeting
At the Republican state committee HQ in Indianapolis and a Ninth district gathering in Delphi, officials postponed fixing the Ninth district convention date. A love feast or banquet at Frankfort’s Lasonte temple on Thursday April 8 aims to be a district event with Charles Deneen, former Illinois governor, as principal speaker.
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Republcan State Committee
Hotel Severin
Indianapolis
W. A. Rouch
Delphi
Lasonte
Frank‘fort
Charles Deneen
Illinois
Mortgage exemption affidavits due May first
County auditor David M. Clark reminds property owners they must file yearly mortgage exemption affidavits to obtain tax reductions. The process asks many questions and requires both spouses to sign if ownership is joint, with exemptions up to 700 dollars.
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David M. Clark
George W Clark Accepts Post in St Marys Ohio
George W Clark leaves Whitestown after two years to move to St Marys Ohio where he will work for Lawter Traction Company. He is disposing of his Whitestown automobile garage and repair shop to Ivor Stark and OJ Turner.
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George W. Clark
Whitestown
St. Mary‘s Ohio
Lawter Traction Company
Mr. Clark
Ivor Stark
OJ Turner
Proceedings of probate court guardianship matters
Probate court records detail reports of private sales for trust estates and guardianships. Transfers include stock and personal property to various buyers, appraisals and mortgage actions, and fees for attorneys totaling modest sums in settlement of services.
Band Director Prospect From St. Louis Visits Lebanon
John F. Meth of St. Louis visits Lebanon to meet Lebanon City band members and discuss taking the director post. Meth is an experienced bandmaster and cornetist, about 66 years old, who has led Field's Minstrels Robinson's Circus Evang Honey Bay Minstrels and other ensembles.
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John F. Meth
St. Louis
Lebanon
Meth
Ife
Field's Minstrels
Robinson‘s Circus
Evang Honey Bay Minstrels
Hopewell Church Sees Revival Under Rev Pratt
The Hopewell country church near Crawfords ville shows renewal after the arrival of Rev. Mr. Pratt. Attendance and Sunday school interest rise, with plans for morning and evening services on Sunday April 13. Parishioners urged to attend for a sermon worth hearing.
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Mr. Pratt
Crawfordsville
Hopewell
Joseph Griffi
Pratt
New Ife
Water meters to be installed citywide plan grows
The city begins installing meters on East South Street and plans to roll them out across all roads. The Thompson Meter Company of Brooklyn will supply about a thousand meters, to be paid as needed. Larger consumers receive meters first, with all users eventually billed by meter. About one hundred meters are in use now. James Parish will supply cement barrels and Ford Meter Box Company will provide tops.
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East South Street
Thompson Meter Company
Brooklyn
X. Y
Avery
James Parish
Ford Meter Box Company
Wabash
Indiana
Jamestown Check Forgery Suspected In Bank Scam
A Citizens State Bank check signed by Ike Davis payable to Son Day was found forged after being paid by First National Bank of Crawfordsville. The bank notified Crawfordsville, the writer’s identity remains unknown, and the money was recovered.
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Jamestown
Citizens State Bank
Ike Davis
Son Day
Davis
First National Bank of
Crawfordsville
Piersa
First National
Dismissal of Long-Pending State Cases
On motion of the prosecuting attorney several state cases that had lingered were dismissed. The first includes two cases against James Simpson for horse stealing. Other defendants named are Harry Williams for burglary Harrison Fadgett for child desertion D T Costello for obstructing a highway Everett Sheets for receiving stolen goods John H Ronk for removal of mortgaged property. Most had no arrest previously recorded.
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Ist
James Simpson
Harry Willams
Harrison Fadgett
D. T. Costello
Evertt Sheets
John H. Ronk
Distributions Made by Former Church Members Near Lebanon
Former members of the disbanded Christian church three miles west of Lebanon met at Hazel College school house and agreed to distribute the sale proceeds. One hundred dollars goes to Pleasant View old cemetery and the remaining 68.72 to Central Christian church in this city. H. P. Purdue chaired, with Marie Purdue as secretary.
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Christian Church
Lebanon
Hazel College
Pleasant View
Central Christian Church
H. P. Purdue
Marie Purdue
Charming Talk Delights Magazine Club Meeting
The Magazine Club held its final meeting of the year at Mrs. Albert Stephenson’s East Pearl Street home with hosts Mrs. O. H. Carmichael and Mrs. Stephenson. Mrs. Demarehus Brown of Indianapolis gave a charming Bernard Shaw talk, praised as the year’s most enjoyable. A dainty lunch was served.
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Magazine Club
Albert. Stephenson
East Pearl Street
O. H. ,Carmichael
Stephenson
Demarehus Brown
Indianapolis
Bernard Shaw
Brown
Doubts On Rumored Central Indiana Railway Sale
A local railway man in Indianapolis casts doubt on rumors of a sale involving Central Indiana. He notes Pennsylvania and Big Four currently own belt lines there and doubts any deal will occur, arguing a single owner would improve efficiency and cut transfer delays.
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We Central Indiana
Caday
Wag
Pennsy Tvanig
Wacy Struth
Otter
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Indiana
Peninsylvania
Clubbed 21 Year Old Teacher Found Murdered Near Village
Lydia Beecher, 21, a Poland district teacher, was found in a swamp near the village after being clubbed on the head. Relatives and villagers searched overnight, then discovered her body about a quarter mile from the village. Her clothing was torn indicating a violent struggle before death.
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Utica
Ming Lydia Beecher
District 1
Poland
Misa Beecher
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