Township Board Corrects Eagle County Assessments
The county board of review found errors in Eagle township assessor books, correcting about 14000 in Eagle township and 3000 in Zionsville corporation. Numerous individuals and firms, including the Gilhousen and Shelburne families, were listed for corrections or deductions. tax lists were adjusted but overall assessments remained unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Review
Eagle Township
Zionsville Corporation
Board of Review
Herman
Marie Alish
George Brock
Harry A. Breedlove
Alpha C. Beck
Elbert Braugnard
Marion Braughard
Isadore Barrick
Ananias Carr
Henry Hulsizer
Peter Hulsizer
William A. Hull
Elza Harmon
Earnest
Emory Shaw
Ira A. Shelburne
Andrew Sheets
Edward A. Shelburne
Andrew J. Storm
Earnest A. Shelburne
Emmitt C. Shelburne
Bar! Shelburne
Eliza M. Shelburne
Charles F. Shirley
Fred Gresh
Clifford E. Gregory
James Hoffman
Tussey and Hussey
Samuel Imbler
T. A. Inwood
Francis M. Johns
3. J. Knox
Raleigh N. Schofield
Celia E. Stoker
K. Stonecipher
S. D. Vandever
Zionsville Milling Co
Union Township
A. L. Gresh
Perry Sluder
Zionsville
Vic Simpson
le Roy Games
Frank Klingler
George Rader
Wm. S. Rooker
A. A. Smith
John A. Scott
Peitrel Shaw
Chas
Theodore Shinn
Sarah
W. D. Fall
Gee. C. Roberts
Jamestown
Martha Hutchinson
al Lofland
Indestructible Wheel Co
Lebanon
Perental
Henry L. Moore
Boone Title and Guaranty Co
Wright
Worth Township
R. N.caldwell
Jefferson
R. J. Riner
Lst
Jeffers
Thost
Team Separator Co
Real Estate Transfers in Lebanon and Zionsville Districts
Cora M. Doehleman transfers lots 38 and 69 in Olivers add Zionsville to Les A. and Maude Frank for 1300 dollars. Charles E. Booher sells lot 4 in Millers sub long ley's add Lebanon to William W. Stevens for 500 dollars. B B McRoberts sheriff conveys lots 38 34 35 Long ley's addition Lebanon and out lots 6 and 4 Miller's sub Lebanon to Isaac H. Palmer for 4 Rebecca Beatty to Charles W Beatty in lots 30 and 31 K EK T add Lebanon for 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora M. Doehleman
Les‘ A
Maude Frank
Olivers
Zionsville
Charles E. Booher
William W. Stevens
Millers
Longley
Lebanon
B. B. McRoberts
Sheriff
Tsaac H. Palmer
Miller's
Rebecca
Beatty
Charles W. Beatty
Mrs. Charles Fall Dies at 84 in Chicago Street Home
Mrs. Charles Fall died at 2 30 p m today at the home of her son in law William Buskey on West Chicago street. Pneumonia caused her death. She was about 84 years old. The husband and several children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fall
William Buskey
West Chica-go Street
Martha Washington Club Hosts Author May Day Social
Mrs Earl Ediin hosted the Martha Washington Club on Wednesday with all members present except one. Guests included Mrs Edmond Gocke and son of Frankfurt Indiana Mrs Dora Dinsmore and daughter Bernice of Indianapolis Mrs B F Hamilton of Sunrise Wyoming Miss Goldie Evans and Miss Viola Jarrett Refreshments were served. A lost gold watch with name on back is reported between Mechanicsburg and Kirklin. Return to this office or telephone Mechanicsburg. Reward. Wanted copy Boone County Progressive April by 1914.Notify this cheess tte
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Ediin
Martha Washington Club
Edmond Gocke and Son
Trankfort
Dora Dinsmore
Bernice
Indianapolis
B. F. “Hamilton
Sunrise
Wym
Goldie Evans
Viola Jarrett
Mechanicsburg
Kirklin
Iudy
Boone, County
Professor C. H. Givan Resigns From Lebanon High School
Professor C. H. Givan, history and public speaking teacher at Lebanon High, has resigned effective end of the current year after reconsideration. He states he will not return next year and does not plan to teach elsewhere, with reports he may enter law practice and possibly form a partnership with his father in Lawrenceburg Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Givan
Lebanon
Givan
Lawrenceburg
Suit on account seeks 8500 against A J Smith & Co receivership
Historical court notes reveal A J Smith filed to sue the McMillan receivership for 586.67 for work for the corporation, challenged by the receiver. Citizens Loan and Trust administers Patrick Casserly estate with approved inventory value 3919.76 and sale of decedent’s one half interest. John Casserly’s purchase and notes totaling 361.12 plus cash remainder. Montique A Sandy estate handled via John M Sandy amended final report correcting partnership advance of 997.58 with payment to Citizens Loan & Trust and settlement of 20.66 interest. Sandy discharged. final judgment of 1229.87 awarded to John M Sandy against Citizens Loan & Trust administrator of Montique A Sandy estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Casserly
John C. Casserly
Decedent
John Casserly
John M. Sandy
Sandy
Citizens Loan & Trust Co
Montique A. Sandy
Citizens Loan and Trust Company
Montique A
First Baptist Church Prayer Service Tonight 7:30
Prayer and praise services at the First Baptist Church tonight from 7:30 to 8:15 in the main auditorium to use the large electric fan and keep the room cool. Miss Ola Smith will sing and the Sunday school orchestra under Professor Coates will provide music. The pastor will discuss the upcoming Bible school lesson and use a blackboard outline. Sunday school teachers are urged to attend and church members and the congregation are invited to be present for a forty five minute service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Ola Smith
Coates
Objection Over Shadow Slirta Confuses Ja and McCudley
A clipped Washington Star snippet shows Ja and McCudley debating shadow slirta with the enleslady noting one example. The fragmentary report hints at mishearing or mislabeling in a local event or dispute, leaving the exact matter unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ja, McCudley
Enleslady
D. C
Baptist Picnic Delights at Church Basement Feast
The Baptist Ladies' Union held a Wednesday afternoon picnic in the church basement. Heat kept some away, but a cool, spacious basement offered a long table of food and tea. Children romped in the basement gym as many enjoyed the spread and cheerful fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ladies’ Union
Death by self act ends life near Chalmers
Della E Powell 37 3 2 died after drinking carbolic acid at home near Chalmers Saturday. She had recent dementia and despondency, was brought to Cory and Bratton parlors, funeral at Dover Baptist church, burial in Dover cemetery. Survived by brothers Lorenzo Pleasant Alonzo and sister Mrs Newton Jarred. Also mentions Mrs Mary E Green death and Katherine Ellis Love obituary with funeral and burial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della E. Powell
Chalmers
Dover
Central Asylum
Lorenzo Powell
Michigan
Pleasant Powell
New York
Alonzo Powell
Zionsville
Newton Jarred
Cory and
Bratton Fueral
Dover Baptist Church
Jl.m
Dover Cemetery
Mrs Sarah A Harris Dies After Long Illness at Darlington
Mrs Sarah A Harris widow of Jordon Harris died at her Darlington home after years of illness. Born October 23 1837 in Ohio she mothered eleven children eight living Molly Thompson of Darlington Charles near Crawfordsville Albert of Linsbury Harry and Cora Marshall of Logansport Elwood William and Fred at home. Funeral services were at Inter Home at ten Thursday led by Rev W T Matrin and burial followed at the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Green
Wilbur H. Green
Darlington
Sarah A. Harris
Jordon Harris
Mrs Harris
Ohio
Molly Thompson
Charles
Crawfordsville
Albert
Linsbury
Harry
Cora Marshall
Logansport
Elwood
William
Fred
Inter
W.T. Matrin
Bural
Mrs Virgilia Teague dies after stroke from high blood pressure
Mrs Virgili a Teague passes after an illness of several days marked by apoplexy induced by long standing hypertension. The death occurred after a period of declining health leaving relatives and friends in mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil “Teague
Deaths of Virgil Teague and T. W. Rariden
Virgil Teague died at her Tolietville area home Monday age 43, survived by husband and two children Ralph and Blanch, with brother John Stewart and sister Mrs. I. H. Wells. Funeral at Friends church Eagleton at 2:90 this afternoon followed by interment. T. W. Rariden died Saturday in Big Springs aged 75, funeral Monday with burial in Big Springs. son Frank Rariden survives after wife died six months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Teague
Tolietville
Ralph
Blanch
John Stewart
I. H. Wells
Friends Church
Eagleton
T. W. Rariden
Big Springs
Frank Rariden
Gadsden News In Brief and Local Visits
Miss Sparkle Clingler visits uncle W H Surface in Richmond. Byron Black of Bedford Ky visits aunt Mrs J A Abbitt. Gadsden baseball loses 18 to 4 at Kirklin. W T Atkins family visits Wash Julian family. Bert Richey and George Moffitt families spend Sunday at Noblesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadsden
Sparkle Clingler
W. H. Surface
Richmond
Byron Black
Bedford
J. A. Abbitt
Kirklin
W. T. Atkins
Wash Julian
Bert Richey
George Moffitt
Noblesville
Local Guests Include Moore Family and Indy Visitors
Mechanicstown area hosts C G Moore and family from Frankfort with relatives, and Mrs T J Disher and Grace Disher of Indianapolis visit Frank Davis. Sam Bazelrigg and Hazelrigg families also mentioned along with Edith Witmer of New Brunswick. an ice cream supper is planned at the Christian Church basement next Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Moore
Frankfort
Janeth
T. J. Disher
Grace
Indianapolis
Frank Davis
Sam Bazelrigg
Hazelrigg
Ne ‘Harlan
New Brunswick
Edith “Witmer
Pleasant Hill Visitors and Local Social Notes
Pleasant Hill and surrounding areas report Sunday dinners with families including J N Cason and Sam Feaster. Mrs Arvilla Clark and children visited Battle Ground relatives. Miss Iya Sims of Indianapolis visits Mrs J M Davis. Misses Bather and Lola Atkinson visit Frank Davis’s family. A buggy accident near Burg injures no one, buggy damaged. A surprise birthday gathering for Zelma Davis marks her fourteenth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Clarence Shepard
Everett Rogers
J. N. Cason
Sam Feaster
Westfield
Boone
Clinton
Arvilla Clark
Battle Ground
Henry Lough
Anna McDonald
Cheie/Witmers
Iya Sims
Indianapolis
J. M. Davis
Bather
Lola Atkinson
Lebanon
Frank Davis
Thireday
Luther McMullen
Harry Craig
Fleet Hall
Thee Burg
Zelma Davis
Little Chicago Social Round Delights Guests and Visits
Mr and Mrs Aaron Virtue and Harve Sedwick with family spent Sunday with Joe Moore and wife near Jolietville. Joseph Hawkins and family hosted Frank Burgess and John Amos of Kirklin. Mr and Mrs Walter Shore and wife of Indianapolis and Miss Raith Quick were present. Beech Grove hosted children's Day exercises Sunday evening. Lew Calvert and friends were guests of William Fancher and family. Jim Hendricks and son Homer visited Shelbyville Sunday. Marion township Sunday school convention will be held Liberty next Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Virtue
Harve Sedwick
Joe Moore
Jolietville
Joseph Hawkins
Frank Burgess
John Amos
Kirklin
Walter Shore
Indianapolis
Miss Raith Quick
Beech Grove
Lew Calvert
Mary Kinnick
Grace Mayfield
Mabel Clark
William’ Fancher
Jim Hendricks
Homer
Fred Sedwick
Shelbyville
Marion Township
Liberty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Economy Dry Goods Co
Twanship
J. H. Duchemin
Ray Davis
Jefferson Township
E. A. Morris
Center Township
Finnell Coombs, Lumbers Co
Indiana Lighting Co
Campbell, Smith Ritchie Co
Harry Etter
Jacob H. Cook
W. B. Crose
Charles W. Cook
Daniel B. Crose
Milton H. Day
C. B. Ditzenburger
Victor A. Foreman
Solomon Harmon
Harry Hessong
George Huff
W. H. Palmer
Zionsville Water and Electric Light Company
Fred Molex
W. H. Williams
Williams Hospital
Jamestown Hardware Co
Tait-Hutter Company
R.F. Riner
T. H. 1. & E. Company
Frank Hawkins
Clinton Township
Charles Herr
Perry Township
Wilbur Shelburn
Eddie D. Wilson
Indiana
HOT Weather Service
Baptist Picnic
Della Powell
Rank
Katherine Ellis Love
Hopewell Church
Mrs. Love
Lexington
Sugar Creek Presbyterian Church
Morgan Shoe Co
Iacobelli Brothers
Thompson & Son
Little Chicago
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