Will probate signals turn of Sallie Turner estate
The will of Sallie M. Turner, dated August 29, 1902, is probated with bequests to her parents Joseph H. Beach and Rachel R. Beach, sister Lula E. Helms, and niece Sallie Agnes Helms. Items include jewelry, home goods, furniture, and household fittings. real estate to be shared by her father, mother, and sister. Administratorships and final distributions are noted for other estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie M. Turner
Joseph H. Beach
Rachel R. Beach
Inla E. Helms
Salthe Agnes Helms
Lula E. Helmi Sht
Sallie Agnes Helms
Frank C. Reagan
Mary J. Cox
Edward Adair
Sarah J. Adair
A. F. Bart
John G. Dicket
James C. Darnall
Elizabeth J. Surface
Decedent
David H. Surface
Belle Warren
Nellie F. Vantyle
Eloping couple arrested after ride on baggage car
Evelyn Ashford age fifteen and Frank Nolan aged eighteen of Cincinnati attempted to elope by riding in the baggage car of Big Four train No 43. They were captured in Lafayette at 2:30 am after police intervened, the girl crying at the prospect of returning home. The pair had known each other only weeks and planned to go to Chicago. The youths’ families were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Ashford
Winton Avenue
Cincinnati
Frank Nolan
Big Four
Lafayette
Foundry
SEE Eat Chicago i Lebanon Physicians
Medimarry Nolan
Miss Ashford
Real Society
Crawfordville
Martha Home
Indianapolis
Elks Host Fish Fry at Club Rooms
About one hundred members attended the fish fry at the Elks club rooms Thursday night. Ninety five pounds of fish were sent to Bob Berryhill by Platt Lake hotel staff. Dick Heck, Star bakery owner, prepared and cooked the meal. Dinner was served at eight and the evening concluded socially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eile Club
Bob ‘Berryhill
Platt Lake Hotel
Dick Heck
Star Bakery
Country Homes Destroyed by Fire Near Thorntown
The home of Urban Huber, two miles northwest of Thorntown, was destroyed by fire about 6 o clock Sunday afternoon. Most furniture was saved as the family, unaware of the blaze, was alerted by neighbors. It is believed the fire started from a defective flue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huber
Thorntown
Jis
Wedgerte Identified as John Wren by Caribou Postcard
In a Caribou Maine postcard Virgi Buntin states he has identified the famous Wedgerite as John Wren, the horse he once owned. He notes the owners verified the claim at the fair grounds after his description. Buntin traveled from Lebanon to Maine to confirm the identity and planned to return to Boston soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou
Virgi Buntin
Wedgerite
John Wren
Fair Grounds
Maine
Owwers
Indiana
Buntin
Lebanon
Boston
Auto Collision Near Nora Leaves One Car Disabled
In the Westfield vicinity Herman Denny, driving his father’s auto, collided with a large touring car at a narrow daylight road spot barely wide enough for one lane. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Herman
Denny
Nora
Oie
Colonist Theatre near completion this week likely opens midweek
From present indications work on the new Colonist theatre will practically be completed this week. Some details will be looked after early next week and it is likely the theatre will not be open to the public until the middle or last of the week.
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Colonist Theatre
Doctors Attend Montgomery County Medical Society Meeting
Doctora J. R. Ball H. A. Beck and G. A. Schultz attended a Montgomery County Medical Society meeting Tuesday night in Crawfordsville. Dr Stearn of Indianapolis delivered an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Ball
H. A. Beck
G. A. Schultz
Montgomery County Medical Society
Crawfordsville
Stearn
Indianapolis
Maxwell Dowden Wedding At Wayne Town
Miss Susie Dowden of Darlington and Alies Maxwell of Darlington were married yesterday at Rev. P. J. Loughs home in Wayne town. Jacob Maxwell of Crawfordsville and Mrs. James Dowden attended the couple as witnesses. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Lough with Mrs. Lough present. Maxwell is a farmer and many friends joined the celebration.
Dismissal Filed In Damage Case In Indianapolis
The damage case of James Pierson against Pleasant N Lewis is settled out of court with dismissal. Pierson of Jamestown area sued for 2500 alleging Lewis sped at a crossing on East Maryland Street, Indianapolis, after being run down July 18, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pierson
Pleasant N. Lewis
Pierson
Jamestown
Lewis
East Maryland Street
Indianapolis
Court News: Replevin and Quiet Title Actions Listed
The Chute and Butler Co of Port sues Silas M Cutts for replevin of a piano. John S Jones and others sue Tsene Moon et al for partition and quiet title. John H Caltwell v Isaac Royles ends with judgment for plaintiff. Eli C Richardson v Elenor Wood et al ends with judgment for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chute & Butler Co
Port
Silas M. Cutts
John S. Jones
Tsene Moon
John H. Caltwell
Isaac Royles
Eli C. Richardson
Elenor Wood
New US Grain Standards to Grade Corn by Moisture
An open meeting in Convention Hall at the courthouse Friday October 23 at 7 00 a m will explain the new United States standards for corn grading by moisture content. Dr J W Buvel of the U S Bureau of Grain Standardization and Professor G I Christie of the Purdue extension department will present the system and attendees are urged to be present to understand how corn is to be graded and paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
J. W. ‘T. Buvel
United States Bureau of Grain Tandardization
G. I. Christie
Purdue Extension Department
Convention Hall
Court House
James Garner Promoted to Local Agent at American Express
James Garner is named local agent for American Express, succeeding Harry Ballard who resigned for Citizens Loan and Trust. Garner, six years as wagon driver, will take the post Thursday after gaining office experience. Lester Crider succeeds him as driver, with two years at T A I and K traction, well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Garner
American Express Company
Harry Ballard
Citizens Loan & Trust Company
Gamer
Lester Crider
T. A. I. & K. Traction Company
Garner
Northwest arrival sparks family reunion in Deadwood trip
Mrs Virgil Hodge and daughter Dorothy returned Saturday after a two month visit with her father in Newell South Dakota. While there a family reunion occurred and the party toured the Black Hills including Homestake mines near Deadwood and Lead. Helen Watney of Atlanta accompanied the group back home after a brief stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil ‘Hodge
Dorothy
Newell
Hodge
Black Hills
Spearfish Canyon
Deadwood
Léadville
Helen Watney
Atlanta
Vanes
Woman Arrested With Husband In Rape Case
An affidavit charging rape was filed in circuit court Tuesday against Mrs. John Sines who is jailed awaiting trial on a similar charge. She visited her husband at the jail when the warrant was served and she was imprisoned. It is alleged Mrs. Sines was an accessory to the crime charged against her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sines
Lexington Life Insurance picks new treasurer
J. E. Morrison resigns as treasurer as he plans a southern winter. Secretary Guy M. Voris is chosen to fill the treasurer role and will supervise duties of both secretary and treasurer at Lexington Life Insurance Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Morrison
Lexington Life Insurance Company
Guy M. Voris
Mr. Voris
Hornaday case sent to Marion on change of venue
George K. Hornaday versus T H I E Traction Company is moved to Marion county circuit court on a venue change at the defendant’s urging. Mrs John Lines bond set at 2000 for rape, bail not yet posted by either spouse. W F McLaughlin Co versus Lemuel C Chambers yields judgment for the plaintiff of 68 dollars 98 cents and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Hornaday
T. H. I. & E. Traction Company
Marion County
John Lines
W. F. McLaughlin & Co
Lemuel C. Chambers
Convention to be held at Battle Ground
The thirty ninth annual meeting of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Lafayette district of the Northwest Indiana Methodist Episcopal conference is set for October 30 and 31 at Battle Ground. Mrs J M Hixon of Attica presides. The gathering opens Friday at 8:30 with communion led by Rev A W Wood, committee appointments, reports, prayers for temperance and missions, and a departmental conference. A memorial service is planned for 1:30 performed by Mrs Lucy Hers of Mulberry, followed by a children's hour. Friday 7:30 features Miss Gertrude Strawick from Yung Chung China. Saturday includes committee action and election of officers at 3:30. Delegates register at Battle Ground church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Lafayette
Northwest
Indiana Methodist Episcopal Conference
Battle Ground
J. M. Hixon
Attica
A. W. Wood
Lucy Hers
Mulberry
Gertrude Strawick
Yung Chung
China
Battle Ground Church
Hopp Divorce Granted in Montgomery Circuit Court
Flora Hopp was granted a divorce from Fred Hopp in Montgomery circuit court 4. She alleged frequent abuse and intoxication by her husband. The couple married in Lebanon and have resided in Crawfordsville for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Flora Hopp
Fred Hopp
Preferred Stock Increase by Alexander Spreader Co
The Alexander Spreader Company has issued and increased its capital stock by 15000 dollars of preferred stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Spreader Co
Alexander Spreader Company |S
Fishing Expedition Heads to Lake Maxinkuckes
Chas Petty James McCann Dako Kersey and Lon Vanitz plan a week at Hergey cottage on Lake Maxinkucke. They expect a plentiful week with good fishing during their stay starting Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Petty
James McCann
Dako Kersey
Lebanon PTA Attends Big Meeting elects officers
Attendance at the West building PTA gathering was unusually large, about 150. Mrs. K. W. Robbins was elected president with Mrs. C. H. Carmichael as vice president. Dr. Carrie Turner Reid of Indianapolis spoke on the school physician and disease control. Professor Smelser praised local anti cigarette efforts and urged continued enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Zella Bratton
Heers
K. W. Robbins
C. H. Carmichael
Association
Robbins
Sones
Carmichael
J. A. Hogshire
Harney
Lebanon
Carrie Turner Reid
Indianapolis
Reid
Smelser
Funeral Held For Sallie Beach Turner In Elwood
Sallie M Beach Turner born near Antioch Clinton County in 1868 died at 11 50 pm Thursday at 418 North West Street Elwood after long illness from tuberculosis. Survived by mother Mrs Rachael Beach sister Mrs Lola Helms niece Agnes nephew Lester Helms both of Elwood. Member Centenary Methodist Church and Pythian Sisters who will conduct the funeral at M E Church with Rev Kirk Waldo Robbins officiating. Pallbearers named. interment Oak Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie M. Beach Turner
Antioch
Clinton County
North West Street
Rachael Beach
Lebanon
Lola Helms
Elwood
Agnes
Lester Helms
Centenary Methodist Church
Pythian Sisters
Turner
M. E. Church
Kirk Waldo Robbins
John W. Jones
P. C. Sheemaker
Bass
Rightee
Lafayette Wilson
H. A. Kernodle
Albert Cox
Oak Hill Cemetery
Two New Directors Added To Liat The State Bank of Advance
The State Bank of Advance raised its board to nine directors. The outgoing seven were Neal Day John Weldon Frank Coombs R. D. Billingsley W. J. DeVol B. P. Riner and A. Wysong who sold his stock. Alan Lewis joined as director replacing Wysong. James T. Brown and James Fink were added to the seven existing directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of Advance
Neal Day
John Weldon
Frank Coombs
R. D. Billingsley
W. J. DeVol
B. P. Riner
A. Wysong
Wysong
Alan Lewis
James T. Brown
James Fink
Compromise Reached in Damage Suit Over Boiler Move
Delta Houk's damage suit against Dairy Cream Separator Company was dismissed after a settlement of fifty dollars. Houk, who was injured moving a boiler at the Separator plant, initially sought one thousand dollars in damages. The action was resolved in the circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Houk
Houk
McConaughy Wins Higher Office Among Red Men in Indiana
Frank McConaughy, formerly of this city and now of Franklin, advanced from Great Junior Sagamore to Great Senior Sagamore at the forty sixth annual session of the Great Council of the Red Men of Indiana in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McConaughy
This
Franklin
Uvesilay
Sagamore
Great Council of the Red Men of
Indiana
Indianapolis
Concrete contract awarded for First National Bank building
George T. Miller has won the contract to lay all concrete floors for the four story bank building including the basement. He will also pour the cement sidewalk on the north and west sides of the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Miller
First National Bank
Mr. Miller
Funeral for Wallace Huffman at Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Wallace Huffman from 1381 South Meridian Street will be conducted by Rev. Louis Egnew. He died Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at his home. Burial follows at Oak Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Huffman
South Meridian Street
Louis Egnew
Oak Hill Cemetery
Candidate for Boone County Surveyor Oliver Clark
Republican candidate Oliver Clark seeks Boone county surveyor seat. Born in Marion township June 17 1874, son of pioneer Joseph M. Clark. He attended Boone county schools Union High School Westfield and Purdue University graduating June 1898 just before his nineteenth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Clark
Boone County
Joseph M. Clark
Marion Township
Indiana
Mr. Clark
Union High School
Westfield
Ind
Purdue University of Lafayette
Boone County Surveyor Candidate Promises Thorough Work
The candidate, with extensive tenure as deputy county surveyor and engineer, claims broad experience in highways, drains, bridges, and city projects. He pledges independence in Boone County survey work, highlighting past roles in Lebanon and various public posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Clark
Boone County
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