Westland and Pleasant View Friends Meetings History
Records from Walnut Ridge Monthly and Quarterly Meetings outline indugences and openings from 1836 to 1941 for Westland and Pleasant View Meetings. Westland evolved from preparative to monthly status by 1872 with splits and consolidations, while Pleasant View near Six Mile started in 1850 and was discontinued by 1941 with its cemetery remaining under Walnut Ridge care.
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Six Mile
Pleasant View
Walnut Ridge
Riverside and Philadelphia Friends Meetings in Indiana History
The passage traces Riverside Meeting's 1875 start at School House No 10 Ripley Township, its 1922 revival, and 1939 discontinuation. It covers Philadelphia Meeting's 1887 establishment near Philadelphia Hancock County, Maxwell Meeting’s 1888 start and 1902 storm loss, Center Meeting's 1896 founding and 1903 end, and Charlottesville Meeting's 1872 opening after 1869 efforts.
Charlottesville Monthly Meeting Opens in 1919
Charlottesville remained under Walnut Ridge Monthly Meeting care for forty seven years. The Charlottesville Monthly Meeting opened on the 29th day of the 8th month in 1919. Ground was donated by William and Elizabeth Burg. A one room building stood at the back of the lot until about 1906 when moved and remodeled. In 1952 a basement classroom was added and an oil furnace installed. The building was remodeled again in 1959 with a full basement for Sunday School and social events. A parsonage was bought in 1919 and sold in 1962. A modern brick house was built north of Road 40 and occupied in December 1962. The first hired pastor arrived in Charlottesville in winter 1893.
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Charlottesville
Walnut Ridge
William and
Eliabeth Burg
Road 40
Final report in Rush County estate involves May 16 court review
Forrest Marshall as Executor has filed the final account and petition for distribution in the Josie Nigh estate case. The Rush Circuit Court will examine the final settlement on May 16, 1967, requiring all heirs and interested parties to appear and prove heirship or claims. The accompanying Commissioners Claims list outlines numerous county vendors and service providers submitted for approval at the May 1 meeting.
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Earnest
Foster and
Eder
Josie Nigh
Circuit Court
Rush County
Forrest Marshall
Rush Circuit Court
Do You Remember When May 3 1957 in Hancock County
Ten year ago on May 3 1957 James A Alsman 62 a farmer west of capital city area survived by two sisters Miss Myrtle Alsman at home and Mrs Marie Schuneman of Indianapolis one brother Charles Alsman of New York Mr and Mrs Igphage o son welcome a baby girl born at Hancock County Memorial Hospital Parents named for Stan Collins and Mrs Osso Tweedy expect a son in Carthage reading about local births and life events in nearby communities
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James A
Peg” Alsman
Oo Ee Capital
Myrtle Alsman
Marie Schuneman
Indianapolis
Charles Alsman
New
Igphage
Hancock County Memorial
Stan Collins
Don Briggeman
Ft. Wayne
April List
Osso Tweedy
Carthage
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Kenneth L. Rhodes
Martha Jane Rhodes
Indiana
Westland
Friends of Nameless Creek
Friends
Western Grove
Riverside Meeting
Blue River
School House
Ripley Township
Walnut Ridge Monnthly Meeting of Friends
Riverside Monthly Meeting
Philadelphia
Westland Monthly Meeting
Hancock County
Religious Society of Friends
Maxwell Meeting
Walnut Ridge Quarterly Meeting
Maxwell
Arthur Malson
Board of Comm Ners
Said County
A &B Typewriter Co
A. E. Boyce Co., Inc
Republican Co
The
Bobbs-Merrill Co., Inc
A & B Typewriter Co
the Telfer Company, Inc
Hall & McChesney, Inc
Bert George
Harrold & Pell Motor Sales
Hood’s Garage
Shell Oil Company
Gerbert Co., Inc
Rush Memorial Hospital
Harry G. McKee, M. D
City Utilities
Indiana Gas & Water Co., Inc
Wm. G. Waggoner Co
Bartel & Roche
Metzger Lumber Co
Russell Ruff
Kathryn Grinstead
James H. Tate Jr
Harry G. McKee
M. D
Mary K. Ballard Oe Glen
Rush County Soil & Water Eee
Rush County Historical Society
Isabelle Dill
Charles E. Towne
Norma R. Harcourt
Nursing Outlook
American Journal of Nursing
Republican Co., Inc
Frances M. No
Rebecca J. Mahan
Mary Jane Emme
Ruby L. Malson
Martha J. Alexander
Virgil Grinstead
Norma Starkey
Eliza Havens
Helen Branam
Wayne Peters
Floyd Darrel Rowan
Dorothy George
Frances Frazee
A. R. Marley
Larry Andrews We PhD
Ruthelaine Pradfield An
Henry A. Bradley
Ruth M. Waits
Catherine C. Wilkinson
Raymond C. Ball
Ivin R. Bradburn
Dale Case
John D. Gosnell
Roy L. Johnson
Mond Kessler
John F. Munden
John H. Ro
George W. Patterson - Earl E. Rouse
Willard Dunaway
John D. Houston
Cleveland P. Ketchum
Lee Lainhart City Utilities
George E. King
DVM
Overleese
Berkemeier Feed & Grain
McMillin Packing Co
Rush Co
Farma Coop
Wayne Feed Supply Co
Iwayne . Inc
John Sexton & Co
Hoosier Dairy Products
Master Feed & Grain Co
Ruth M. Moffett
Lawrence,Gorman & Son
General Telephone Co
Ind
Mary L. Hasty
Cummins Diesel
Mt A
Retron de
Saramed
TUE
Renee
Mase
Sikuargag
Gros
Parish’s Barber Shop
Pelletier Perenne
Dee
Eased Mead
Rey Feee, Raletione Go's
Brown
Mooresville
Lake
Michigan Line
New Albany
Edwardsville
Veedersburg
Ind. 25
U. S. 40
56Th Street
Illinois Line
Terre Haute
Fred Flick
William Castner
H. T. Beher
Walter J. Phelps
Clyde E. Ruby
Bluffton
Churubusco
Ida S. Henley
Lillian Henley
Avery Rawls
Pearle Coffin
Miami
Florida
Faye Ellis
Dorothy Sullivan
Ruby Webb
Helen McCorkle
Clarence Heim
Jesse Addison
Wendell Clark
George McNabb
Cyril Tetrick
Ernest Webb
William Riley Earnest
Hie Keane Beveiancot
Elmer Earnest
Mary
Dwight Sims
Shriners Restaurant
Nadine Herkless
Freda Kizer
Margaret Mann
Joyce Kennedy
Freda McGeorge
Betty Moore
Ellen DeSchipper
Max Nowotne
Billy Miller
Robert Lukens
Robert Hunt
Maurice Brooks
Noah Brooks
Morris Passwater
Jackie Benton Henley
Lewis Peacock
Lapel
Miss Crome
Eunice H. Publow
Friends Church
Ray C. Ballard
Montani Bros
Ada Chappell
Harriett Rawls
Ruth E. Hall
Millie F. Draper
Donald E. Ruby
R. Dewey Terry
McCarty’s Drug Store
Rushville
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