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Boone County Progressive

Location

Boone, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1914

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January Term Circuit Court Docket Heavily Packed for Boone County

January term of Boone Circuit Court opened with a heavy docket. Jury trials included the Kernodle v Miller damage suit, a partial verdict for defendants after plaintiff’s evidence, and a planned conclusion of the Arnold v Big Pour Railway Co. case. Other actions: Metzger Lumber & Coal Co. vs Wilcox and Wilson, a mortgage and lien dispute. Reynolds v Weatherly guardian judgment declaring mental incapacity. Deity declared epileptic. quiet-title suit in McRoberts to Hamm, and various divorces and dismissals.

Boone Benjamin B. Kernodle George T. Miller Witt Bros, Cunningham & Thompson Eck Arnold Big Pour Railway Company Ira Sharp A. J. Shelby James W. Brendel William J. Metzger Roy Metzger Metzger Lumber & Coal Co Owen E, Wilcox Létha L. Wilson and Ladoga Building & Loan Association Owen ‘E. Wilcox and Leta Wilcox Hedges Addition Lebanon Ladoga Huilding & Loan Benjamin B. McRoberts Hannah Dickerson Robert McClamrock Henson Morteaze Edna Troutman Jesse Troutman Robert J. Ferguson Roy Games Solomeo Cruse Liz Are Crue Hamilton County William J. de Volletat

Trial docket and final reports from county court sessions

The final reports of several cases were filed and approved and various guardians and commissioners discharged. A long docket list shows trials set for January to March including damages actions against Indiana Union Traction Co and Big Four Ry Co, along with an inheritance tax hearing and estates reconciliations.

Benjamin F. Kernodle George T. Miller Zack Arnold Big Maurey Co Spivey Carter Estate Grover T. Dawson Indiana Union Traction Co Pharo Hill A. A. Luthar Arthur A. Luthers Pharo ‘U Genoa Thompson Nathan Thompson Ella Shirley Conner Hines American Construction Co Lottie Ball Union Traction Co J. Byrne Boyd William J. Looney The Prest-o-Lite Co Matthew JB. Whittlesy Harry B. Goodwin Péter Hurt Benjamin Franklin Jones John Humar Charles M. McClain Alonza Camp Big Four Ry. Co John Hadrick John Golea Hekomo Marton Western Tracton Co Morgan Pauline Allen Wills Jenkins By. Co Lawrence Morgan Indiana Cooperage Co Samuel W. Coulson Jobe Adam Martek John J.himspie Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co State Frank Cobb McGuire Moliere

Cour t Proceedings Outline Multiple Estate Actions and Guardians

The court settled final reports in several estates including Joseph Wiggins and Elizabeth Surface with discharges and approved sales. Guardians appointed: William A. Reynolds for Mary J. Weatherly with $4,000 bond. Frank Bateman guardian of minor Marna Bateman with sale details. James C. Darnall and Bert L. Smiley reported sales and confirmations. Additional inventories and appraisements were approved for William Lemon and Maggie Fleming estates.

Louelli Stephenson Asta Joseph Wiggins Louella Charles Wiegins Anmetta Coy William A. Reynolds Mary J. Weatherly Upsound Jesse C. Smith Henry BP Sylvanus M. Riker Frank Bateman Marna W. Bateman Mary Wells Elmer G. Wells James C. Darnall Elizabeth J. Surface Milton M. Johnson Bert L. Smiley Philip Smiley Ernest C. Cline Galé William B. Denny Elijah M. Denny George A. Randel William Adam David Lestar Lemon William Lemon Alfred D. Shawhan Maggie Fleming Maggie Flaming Hthel Bertha Marie - Fleming Joseph F. Fleming

Annual Indiana University Foundation Day Banquet

The annual Indiana University Foundation day banquet will be held Thursday evening January 13 at the First Baptist church in Lebon with Dr. Bryan, president of Indiana University, delivering the chief address. Tickets cost $1 with a reduced 50 pledge option through Mrs Noedleman of the high school faculty by Monday evening.

Indiana —University Foundation Bryan Indiana University Lebon First Baptist Church Noedleman

Vesper Talks Explore The Modern Church Theme

The Presbyterian church hosts a series of Vesper talks at 4:30 on Sunday afternoons in January and February. Each service features brief reviews of five influential books and special choir music. Topics include Faith in an Age of Science, The Inside of the Cup, Christianizing the Social Order, In the Way of His Flesh, and Revelation and the Ideal, with Lincoln and Washington Day programs on February 16 and 22.

Presbyterian Church Rice Churchhill Rauschenbaech Smith Gordon Lincoln Washington

Marion family returns home after visit to Raton

Jason Marion Highland Helen Al and Gloria Gross finished a visit with Misses Marion Chile and Mary Hogebire and returned to their homes in Raton.

Jason Marion Highland Helen al Gloria Gross Misses Marionchile Mary Hogebire Raton

Progressive precinct meetings set for January 15

Progressives are urged to attend precinct meetings on Tuesday January 15 at 2 p.m. The official call with all meeting places appears on the editorial page. Read carefully to locate your precinct meeting place and attend the convention.

Frankfort Man Found Dead in Rooms Above Morris Grocery

William Peters, about 64, was found dead in his rooms above Morris grocery in Frankfort. Friends, who had missed him for days, forced entry last night and found the badly decomposed body on a bed. Coroner J. B. Wise said life had been extinct for at least 28 hours. remains sent to Stonebraker morgue for burial preparations.

Corn stalk disease hits western horses in Canton area

Reports from the western country describe a corn stalk fungus related ailment spreading north from the south. Dr. Noel Elberson warns there is no cure yet and urges careful feeding, salt for stock, and close watching of horses as outbreak grows. Local experts recommend prevention to limit losses and stamp out the disease. Dr. J William Wright and Miles Woodard of Indianapolis will dine with Dr. and Mrs. Armstrong tonight.

Canton Noel Elberson Elberson William Wright Miles Woodard Indianapolis Mrs. Armatrong

Resignation Rumors Hover Over County Surveyor Post

Walter Whitecotton has reportedly offered to resign as county surveyor and accept the city civil engineer job but demanded to keep his five gravel road superintendent posts. County commissioners delayed action awaiting next term, with Oliver Clark among several applicants for the surveyor post. Whitecotton’s county term still has a year to run.

Walter Wittecotton Whitecotton Say Mrr Whitecottons Oliver Clark

Snow Boosts Wheat Prospects In Early Winter Outlook

The article notes snow aiding wheat by protecting young plants and shaping a favorable start. Gentle early winter weather allowed growth, ground conditions reduced risk, and farmers see a pleasing outlook with acreage at least average. Cautious optimism remains as precise forecasts are premature.

State High School Debating League to Hold May Discussion

Brownington will host a state high school debate in May with representatives from each congressional district. Prof. Br. F. Lockridge directs the externs in work and the public speaking department oversees the event. The topic is The New Constitution for Indians and it aims to strengthen university citizen relations. Literature provided by the extension department supports the debates.

Brownington Vii BR. F. Lockridge Lockridge State Teachers’ Association Indianapolis

Real Estate Transfers Record Names Multiple Listings

Real estate transfers listed include William A. Ariman to Albert Mf Koung in Union township for 1200 dollars. Omer Conrad to Marion Wright at 408 Union township for 6000 dollars. Mary Bealar to Best E and M BE Cafley at 524 Zlonavine for 150 dollars. Juling W Pinnell to George Q Adame outlet 48 Sp Mel aud Lebanon for 8100 dollars.

William A. Ariman Albert Mf. Koung Union Tp Omer Conrad Marion Wright Mary Bealar Best E M. Be.cafley Zlonavine Juling W. Pinnell George Q. Adame Outlet Mel Aud Lebanon

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James Weatherly Tal Sulton Lied Ana Rendsil Ve Daniel W. Booker Leap Ryertt T. Smith John W. Abbitt Guardian Casey Charles W. Clayton Artman Abbitt Blaze Samuel Cooper Marth Matix Charesefe Bertha ‘Marle Benjamin F. Kernadie Antelia Kernadie Jewett G. Ashley Jatis H. Ashley Lao Crorate Court Ter V. Kaneda Hon Bay William Peters Indiana Walter Whitecotton
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