Henderson Will Probated After Proponents Prevail
The Henderson will case, moved from Hendricks county, ended with the court ordering probation of Eliza B. Henderson's last will and testament. Ward Henderson receives the estate valued around 20,000 with specified yearly bequests to eight relatives. Objectors bore costs except for probate evidence, and the decree will be certified back to Hendricks circuit court. Attorneys Bach elder Adams Wood and Harvey Shelby appeared for contestors and defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Hendricks County
Eliza BE. Henderson
Hendricks Circuit Court
Eliza B. Henderson
Ward Henderson
Anderson
Everton Prebster
M. M. Bachelder
Neal Adams
Indianapolis
W. J. Wood
G. E. Harvey
A. J. Shelby
Court Adjourns Boone Circuit Court Term Ends
The April term of the Boone circuit court adjourned on Tuesday. The September term will begin the first Monday in September, marking the start of a new session.
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Boone Circuit Court
Suit 18 Compromised in Bedford Construction Injury Case
Edward O Leary sued Fletcher Savings Trust Co and Bedford Stone & Construction Co for damages claiming a fall from a girded sixteenth floor at Market and Pennsylvania streets on February 23 1914 left him permanently injured after a beam caused him to fall 125 feet. Judgment of four thousand dollars was awarded and the suit valued at twenty five thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward 3. O'Leary
Fletcher Saving & Trust Company
Bedford Stone & Construction Company
Fletcher Savings & Trust Co
Market
Pennsylvania Streets
Jim
Buchanan Sues For Divorce Over Cold Indifference
Charles T. Buchanan files suit against Mary Buchanan for divorce. married June 28, 1912, separated June 26, 1914. He alleges persistent coldness and lack of affection, periods of silence, fault finding, and nagging. He says such conduct made peace and happiness impossible. attorney BR. W. Adney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Charles T. Buchanan
Mary ©. Buchanan
BR. W. Adney
Kain v Capital Paper Case Awards 2500 Damages
The jury awarded Micheal Kain 2500 dollars in a damage suit against Capital Paper Company, rented from Marion county. Kain, employed by Warne Electrical in Indianapolis, was injured when a 60 pound box allegedly dropped into an elevator shaft by a defendant’s employee. He sought 15000 dollars. Attorneys for the plaintiff were Wyman J. Beckett and W. J. Wood. defense counsel were Kealing Hugg and A. J. Shelby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micheal Kain
Capital Paper Company
Marion County
Klein
Warne Electrical Company
Indianapolis
Wyman J. Beckett
W. J. Wood
Kealing Hugg
A. J. Shelby
Heflin Suit Details Desertion and Reconciliation
Arabelle Heflin sues Frank L Heflin for divorce alleging marriage on May 10 1919. She says separation on November 21 1913 followed by his desertion and her 1913 filing. She reports dismissal, reconciliation, and cohabitation until March 16 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heflin
Arabelle Heflin
Frank £. Heflin
Lye
Woman seeks divorce and alimony amid alleged cruelty
A woman alleges her husband filed for divorce and pressured reconciliation. She claims cruel treatment, cursing, beating, lack of home, and rent duties. She seeks divorce and $3,000 alimony. The article lists numerous other court actions including quiet title suits and estate final reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cason-Neal
Stultz Will Probated In Zionsville Estate Details
The first will of Thomas A. Stultz dated June 20, 1907, was admitted to probate in Zionsville. Executors and trustees are named with John W. Stultz as executor, later renouncing. M. D. Harvey and R. P. Bundy as sureties. Bequests of 650 dollars to sons Omer C. and Archie E. Stultz are noted, with the remainder in trust for Amanda A. Stultz the widow. The trust allows sale of assets if income is insufficient to maintain her, with eventual distribution to the children or their heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Stultz
Zionsville
William ©. Mills
R. P. Bundy
Omer C. Stultz
Archie E. Stultz
John W. Stultz
Amanda A. Stultz
Minnie C. Conrad
John W Stultz
Aled
Harvey
M. D. Harvey
Probate court reports sales and guardianships in Hamilton area
The Hamilton Trust Company as guardian of John T Stoops insane and James Stoops insane filed petitions to modify court orders for sales of ward realty. Purchases by Normal E Dodson totaling 4780 and 3960 were approved with deeds issued. A petition sought removal of William R Skeen as administrator of Emeline Skeen. The court ordered citation and hearing. The court also determined cash value of Richard C Witt estate at 47245.41 and related inheritance tax.
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Minnie Witt
Dorothe C. Witt
John EB. Kiley
Union Tivet Company
Ann A. Perkins
Margaret H. Allen
Harry T. Thompson
Edmund P. Thompson
Estella Clark Martin
Low Nina Goodwin
Mary D. Hendricks
James L. Hendricks
William C. Helfman
Emma D. Halimanj
Nora M. Haliman
Francis J. Mahan
Oliver P. Mahan
Mary E. Flickenger
Henry A. Flickenger
Emma J. Glendenning
David A. Glendenning
James L. Glendenning
Leeland M. Eaton
William G. Eaton
Sarah M. Pell
Andrew J. Pell
John W. Stulte
Thomas A. Stultz
Amos Clifford Rance
Hamilton Trust Company
John T. Stoops
Guardian
Normal E. Dodson
James Stoops
Ward
Elizabeth N. Daily
John W. Skeen
Lua Eldin
Richard C. Witt
Commissioners Court Awards Gravel Contract in Perry Township
John W. Kernodle awarded the W. W. Groover et al gravel road contract in Perry township on a bid of 2700 dollars. The Center township highway improvement petition was found sufficient and referred to Byron J. Moore County Surveyor F. C. Cash EB. M. Coons to meet July 12 and report by July 22. County officers reports for quarter ending July 1 approved. Inspectors reports on bridges 4 6 12 15 185 and superintendent and engineer reports on Grimes Hauser Green Hodgena and Rice gravel roads approved. Viewers report on Clinton township highway vacation ordered approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Kernodle
W. W. Groover
Perry Township
E. A. Morris
Center Township
Byron J. Moore
F. C. Cash
EB. M. Coons
Grimes, Hauser & Green
Clinton Township
Deaths in Jefferson township and nearby towns
A series of obituaries from Jefferson township near Mex and surrounding areas notes the deaths of Edith Graham at home after a brief illness, Verlin Ashwell age 15 from Advance, Mary Ellen Ross of 510 South Meridian Street from paralysis, Mrs Emma Reddy of Darling ton after a short illness, Theron Thomas near Jolietville after tuberculosis, Mrs Rettinger of New Ross after cancer, Mrs William McDaniel near Mace from tuberculosis, and W B Smith formerly linked to Lebanon. Funeral details and burial locations are listed for each case.
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Edith Graham
Rouel Graham
Jefferson Township
Mex
Alonzo Titus
Rolle Graham
Nile Malcolm
Daver Christian Ehrich
Bethel Hill Cemetery
Thorntown
Mary Ellen Ross
Meridian Street
Decatur County
Indiana
John M. [Ree
Boone County
W. H. Ross
Belle Ross
William
Sylvester
Jacob
Kansas
Ross
Central Christian Church
Ward
Robinson Cemetery
Theron Thomas
Theron Thoroas
Will ‘Thomas
Jolietville
Little Eagle Cemetery
Mrs Sarah J Rettinger Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Sarah Josephine Rettinger, a well known resident of New East, died at her home Saturday after a prolonged illness. She had been in declining health for some time and was briefly at St Vincent's hospital in Indianapolis for a surgical operation.
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Jamestown
William Poynter
Poynter
Blevehe Scott
Old Union Church
Old Union Cemetery
Sarah Y.rettinger
Sarah Josephine Rettinger
New East
St. Vincent's Hospital
Indianapolis
Parole Recommendation For One Lifer At State Board
The state board of pardons recommended to Governor Ralston a parole for Reuben Wheat who has served six years of a life term for murder. The board denied clemency to ten other lifers and indicated a conservative stance on releasing life prisoners. Wheat’s parole would be contingent on abstinence from alcohol and could result in his return to prison if violated. Claude Grover, Clinton county, 1913 case, parole recommended.
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State Board of Pardons
Ralston
Reuben Wheat
Sullivan County
Wheat
White
Knox County
Claude Grover
Clinton County
Indians Reformatory
Work nearly done as Fulwider returns home
John W. Fulwider ends a stretch on a concrete street contract in Aurora and plans to proceed to Scottsburg midweek where 8,000 feet of concrete roadway, 18 feet wide, will commence.
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John W. Fulwider
Aurora
Scottsburg
McDaniel Suffered Stroke and Returns Home
J S McDaniel, visiting Lake Maxinkuckee with Mrs McDaniel, suffered a slight stroke Sunday. He rested well Monday and was brought home to Lebanon by son Harry on Wednesday afternoon. The elder McDaniel has limited speech due to throat involvement but was able to travel on a cot, while his son Harry faced greater fatigue returning from Culver. Pearl McDaniel of Clermont accompanied them on their earlier visit.
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Lebanon
J. S. McDaniel
McDaniel
Harry McDaniel
Lake Maxinkuckee
BicDaniel
Mrs. McDaniel
Pearl McDaniel
Clermont
Harry
Culver
Thorntown Gears Up For Redpath Chautauqua Week
Redpath Chautauqua headquarters in Chicago outlines gala plans for Thorntown with extended pennant sprawl from nine to fifteen banners plus 300 small awning flags. Home pennants will adorn windows ten days before opening. door knob and harness tags to mark Chautauqua days July 13 to 19.
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Thorntown
Chicago
Sunday School Picnic At McCarthy's Grove
A Central Christian church Sunday school class led by Miss Mabel Moody picnicked in McCarthy's grove. They departed on the 3 45 interurban car and returned by 7. The group included Ocio Higgins Jeesie Dale Martha Long Julia Ridgeway Dolores Sutphin Virginia Sutphin Ferrel Denny with teachers Goldiene Grove Juanita Sanford Helen Kenworthy and guest Paul McCarthy assisting.
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Central Christian Church
Mabel Moody
McCarthy’s Grove
Ocio Higgins
Jeesie Dale
Martha Long
Julia Ridgeway
Dolores
Virginia Sutphin
Ferrel Denny
Crushed to Death Near Medford in Auto Crash
Ex-State Senator Edwin Bailey and companion John Brooks died when their automobile overturned about half a mile north of Medford Long Island early today. Bailey was a close friend of Charles F Murphy head of Tammany Hall.
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International News Service
New York
Edwin Bailey
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
John Brooks
Medford
Long Island
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William A. Swank
Simon D. Bush
L. W. Kirtley
0. G. Miegine
Scircnit
Leonard Martin
Stephen Doty
Jacob Burket
Lucinda Burket
Cranson Stearns Et al
Florence B. Doyle
Joseph Doyle
Charles McClain
Otis
Commissioners Court
Airs
Verlin Ashwell
Verlin
James
Marthe Ashwell
Advance High School
North Christian Church
McDowell
Homer Dale
Emma Reddy
Darlington
Temple Eddington
Jessy Ebaugh
J. W. Peffley
Ferry
John Peffley
Ore
New Ross
Rettinger
Christian Church of
Rosewood Temple
Pythian Sisters
Crawfordsville
Christian Church
P. J. Lough
Waynetown
New Ross Christian Church
William M'Daniel
Willianma McDaniel
Mace
W. B. Smith
Henry A. Flickinger
Trenton
Mr. Smith
Sam. C. Flickinger
H. A. Flickinger
8. C. Flickinger
Ohio
Mypaniel
Maxinkuckee
Berry McDaniel, Will Re
Thorns
M’carthy’s
Central
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