Board of Review Adjourns After Thirty Day Session
County board of review adjourned Tuesday afternoon after a thirty days session. Recap shows corrections to townships and corporations, with net bank and trust company assessment increase of $46,810 for 1914. Numerous personal property lists revised, omitted, or corrected, including horses, cows, and property additions across multiple townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Review
Ami
Boone State Bank
First National
Farmers of
Zionsville
Home National
Interurban Talk Sparks Lapel to Noblesville Line
The Lapel News reports on Wallace B. Campbell’s proposed Anderson driven interurban from Anderson through Lapel to Noblesville. Abe Westrow and associates are said to study building the line independently, with Campbell only holding a rights of way.
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Lapel
Wallace B. Campbell
Lebanon
Anderson-Noblesville
Anderson
Noblesville
Anderson Money
Abe Westrow
Mr. Campbell
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Campbell
Estate of Henry A Flickinger notes deductions and assessments
The flickinger estate shows six lines detailing deductions for a deceased horse from W. J. Sanford in Center township. Interstate Public Services Company assessment set at 156000, up 81000 from last year. C. C. Peters list in Union township corrected with additional 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Flickinger
W. J. Sanford
Center Township
Interstate Public Services Company
C. C. Peter
Union Township
Sheridan Woman Seeks Divorce and Alimony
Flora M. Merrill of Sheridan files for divorce from James C. Merrill in Hamilton circuit court after six years of marriage and four children Raymond 4 Morton 3 Elmer 2 and Mary eight weeks. She alleges cruel treatment and failure to provide and seeks custody of all children and one thousand dollars alimony plus legal separation. Merrill is described as a stock buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora M. Merrill
Sheridan
Hamilton
J. C. Merrill
Raymond
Morton
Elmer
Mary
Merrill
Garden Party Entices Guests at Mrs Rosa Yingst Home
The J 5 Embroidery club hosted a garden party at president Mrs Rosa Yingst's country home with crepe paper lanterns and cat sockets adorning lawn and house. Guests included Mrs L W Dinsmore and daughter Bernice of Indianapolis for an evening of conversation music and a two course luncheon on the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 5. Embroidery Club
Rosa Yingst
L. W. Dinsmore
Bernice
Indianapolis
Widow Receives $4000 Life Claim For Dr. J B Thomas
Guy M Voris traveled to Indianapolis to deliver two $4,000 checks to Mrs Julia Thomas for the Lexington Life Insurance policy on Dr John B Thomas of Wabash who died of pneumonia. The payment marks the second death claim paid by Lexington Life since its 3 year organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy M. Voris
Indianapolis
Julia Thomas
John B. Thomas
Wabash
Lexington Life Insurance Company
Thomas
Lexington Life
Jits
Andrew Walker
Aurora
Reverend Hardy Attends B Y P U Convention in Kansas City
Rev. F. L. Hardy left Tuesday for Kansas City to attend the International B Y P U convention. As Indiana board member, he will participate in July 1 meetings and discuss the convention program topic Devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Hardy
Kansas City
Indiana
Hardy
Bohumir Eryl and World Famous Band at Thorntown Chautauqua
Bohumir Eryl and his band, famed cornetist Kryi, return to Redpath Chautauquas with two daily performances. Celebrated as a conductor and musician, Kryi is praised by the Los Angeles Times and New York Times. The week runs July 12 to 19 in Thorntown, with Eryl’s band highlighted in the third Redpath season.
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Gerson
Eryl
Redpath
Kryi
Ells
Lew Wallace
Bryl
Oy Tha Verter
Austen
Thorntown
City citizen learns devious ways of Indianapolis police
Judge Deery of Indianapolis advised Harry Corbin a citizen of New Ross Indiana to make New Ross his stamping ground after a Tuesday visit to the city. Corbin, unfamiliar with local police, resisted officers who ordered him to move on and threatened to charge them. He then encountered detectives while gathering witnesses and was jailed. A night in jail apparently subdued him and he spoke less boldly about pursuing charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deery
Indianapolis
Harry Corbin
New Ross
Ind
Corbin
Indianapolis City
Harvest Ahead for Boone County Wheat Crop
Boone county farmers shift to wheat harvest with several fields already cut and most crops to be gathered in the coming week. The golden grain sways in the breeze as front fields show promising heads and healthy growth despite incomplete threshing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County
James Gardner Surprised on 39th Birthday by Friends
County Clerk James Gardner was surprised Monday night by about forty friends who gathered at his home to celebrate his 39th birthday. Euchre was played, a pleasant evening followed, and Gardner received several gifts of gentleman’s furnishings as his wife Mrs. Gardner and daughter Miss Esther helped serve a two course lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gardner
Gardner
Esther
Getting Along Nicely in Guatemala Rail Work
Joe Butcher, a construction engineer employed on a new railroad in Guatemala, writes relatives that he has about two more months of work on his division. He expects a transfer to Barrios further down the coast and says he is getting along nicely and is well pleased with his location and the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Butcher
Guatamala
Talong
Campbell Smith Richie Factory Shuts Down Two Weeks
The Campbell Smith Richie factory closed down temporarily on Friday for a two week pause. Local management cited unspecified operational reasons and indicated production would resume after the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell, Smith Ritchie
George Byrd Named Sergeant Major in Battalion Staff
George Byrd of Jones and Perkins Furniture Co receives notice of appointment to the Battalion Staff under Major Ki P Youngman Indiana National Guards. His commission grants the title of Sergeant Major and assigns clerical and field duties. The honor follows a recommendation based on efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Byrd
Jones and Perkins Furniture Company
8. P. Youngman
Indiana National Guards
Youngman
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Board OF Review
Township Resectors Books
C. E. Peters
Washington Township
Jefferson Township
Lebanon Corporation
James R. McCann
Lewis and Storm Grocery
R. C. Jones
Dora Overleese
Jamestown Gas Company
C. 5. Peters
Washington
C. C. Smith
Jackson Township
Oliver Burgin
W. A. Hall
Union’ Township
W. A. Hull
Eagle Township
Ingram J. Dye
James M.’Dye
H. M. Bercaw
W. J. Robinson
Rose Harvey
Maud Harvey
Brenain
Laura Brendie
Flora M. Merrill Sues
James C. Merrill
J. 5
Lexington Life Insurance
J. B. Thomas
Inter
B. Y. P. U. Convention
Bohumbr Kry
The
Redpath Chautauquas
Bohumir Eryl
Barry Corbin
New Boss
Golder
Him
George Byrd
Ki. P
Ned
Star Bakery
D. L. Creath
Savings Association
Willoan
HL. Moore
Iacobelli Brothers
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