Local notices and visits fill Hendricks county week
A flurry of travel and health updates from Hendricks county include Mr. and Mrs. Glendon White of Denver visiting Dr. and Mrs. C. A. White, Miss Stella Hendricks in Crawfordsville, and many relatives visiting Indianapolis and nearby towns. Deaths include Fred Stevens at 13 and William Wade at his son-in-law’s home. parish activity notes mention church renovations and K of P plans. Suits filed involve Emma McHattie for divorce and King households seeking relief from judgment. county appeals listed for board action.
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Glendon White
Denver, Col
C. A. White
Stella Hendricks
Crawfordsville
Ralph Starvey
Plainfield
Ef. W. Shirley
Mro
S. M. Landis
Urbana
Ohio
J. M. Landis
Fanny
Win. Wade
Oliver Harris
Oil drilling near Bainbridge stirs town interest
Report from Bainbridge describes Phil S. Fenn and partner drilling on Miller farm two miles west of Bainbridge on Rockville road. The drill reached 700 feet with oil and gas in small quantities and soon hit 1,000 feet, with coal vein at 800 to 900 feet. Prospects for oil attract locals. success could bring oil prospectors and lively times, while a failure may move the drill elsewhere.
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Tne Heraup
Bainbridge
Phil S. Fenn
Fenn
Walker
Miller
Rockville Road
Neck O' the Woods
Amo Big Meeting Amo to Start Ble Meetings Next Sunday
Amo will begin their ble meetings next Sunday afternoon at 2 30. The speaker will be James K Watson the former Indiana governor candidate and renowned orator. The topic is to center on good citizenship. music is planned and attendance is invited.
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Amo
Indiana
James K. Watson
Watson
Trade at Home Campaign Drives Local Subscriptions and Prizes
Merchants spark a community Trade at Home push ahead of a March 6 prize drawing. A special 500 vote ballot and a 10 000 vote offer for Herald subscriptions boost participation. Readers urged to support local shops and earn extra votes by renewing or securing subscriptions for The Herald.
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Herald Office
Dan
The
Herald
Buy It Now campaign urged to hasten general prosperity
The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce publicity division reports a national campaign by the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World with the slogan Buy It Now. Promoters claim widespread early buying will accelerate economic revival, urging readers to purchase now to support prosperity. Burt Wisehart temporarily manages books for the L. T. Hurst Company in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Associated Advertising Clubs
Burt Wisehart
L.T. Hurst Company
Indianapolis
President Wilson Speech Draws Crowds in Indianapolis
Report notes crowds packed Indianapolis streets and Tomlinson hall as President Wilson spoke after waiting in line. A local observer says criticism exists that he hinted at a nomination run, but the paper believes such views misread his remarks. Also mentions Miss Jennie Shuster visiting Miss Edna Nichols.
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Tomlinson Hall
Wilson
In Ltd
Local Farm Advertisers Listing in Indiana
A segmented notice lists buyers and sellers including Firtis Scott Hurst Amo and Gambold Gobert Coatesville and Charles A Reed Stilesville Indiana. The fragment suggests a regional classifieds page with names and towns.
Coatesville Courier 1879 brief items and notices
An 1879 Coatesville Courier excerpt lists advertisers including Monnett M D and others across nearby towns. Local items note a Stave factory whistle, emplaced temperance banner by the Rhine Ribbon association, a marriage at J W Brown’s home, store sale by Tom Hartley, and several deaths including a child of Hampton and a daughter of Gambold.
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J. B. Gambold
Coatesville
S. J. Johnson
W. D. Monnett
M. D
E.R. Ellis
Marker
Eminence Mills
T. Slant
Joseph Williams
J. A. MckKenzie
Indianapolis
the Courier
Stilesville
Winchester
JT. B. Conklin
Iowa
Coatesville Bhine Ribbon Association
Squire Williams
J. W. Brown
William Short
Ellen Jenkins
Tom Hartley
W. N. Woods
Thomas Hampton
Joseph
Hannah Freeman
J. A. McAninch
L. S
Hannah Gambold
Preaching and Epworth League at Coatesville Church Sunday
The Coatesville church will hold preaching next Sunday morning after Sunday school and at 6:00 pm the regular Epworth League service led by Miss Anna Walton. Afterward Miss Lena J D Wilcox a Deaconess from the Monnette School for Girls will address the congregation. Ame church will host Wilcox later in the day with a class talk.
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Coatesville
Epworth League
Anna Walton
Lena JD. Wilcox
Monnette School For Girls
Wilcox
Friends Church
D. Bh. Nolaanp
County Club Contests Set for Danville on Jan 14
County agent A. W. Torr informs Hendricks county youths of the County Club Contests to be held in Danville Tuesday January 14. Exhibits for corn sewing and bread must be in by January 11 and 14 respectively with bread due by 1 10 o'clock. Poultry club has no exhibit requirement. County Corn Judging will also occur that day with township winners entering. Cash prizes range from 3.00 to 1.50 for five classes. Exhibits to be delivered to Torr’s office on the square’s south side.
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A. W. Torr
Hendricks County
Danville
Abo Fessa Aa
Moinly
My Ofice
First National Bank Report of Assets and Liabilities
Hendricks County Indiana bank official C D Knight attests the bank's condition showing loans and discounts 94207.32 overdrafts 225.38 U S bonds to secure circulation 25000 bonds on hand 7963.15 pledged securities 13846.80 totals and reserves including federal reserve, notes, and redemption fund with state figures for cash, furniture, and banking house.
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U.S
Federal Reserve Hank
Federal Reserve Bank
Report of the First National Bank Indiana 1914 condition
Report of the condition of The First National Bank in the State of Indiana at close of business December 31 1914 lists loans and discounts 76261.13 overdrafts 424.67 U S bonds 25000.00 reserve notes 487.75 banking house 2700.00 furniture and fixtures 4800.00 lawful money reserve 3639.49 notes of other national banks 615.00 redemption fund with U S treasurer 4182.75 total 128531.05 verified by J N Phillips cashier and attested by directors Owen White Kendall January 5. 1915
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U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
Mederal Reserve Bank
Lee Fron Ay
Eer
Ie Bank
T. S
Bank Solvency Report for Citizens State Bank Stilesville
John B Hicks president of Citizens State Bank Stilesville Indiana swears to a sworn statement of the bank's financial condition as of December 1914 showing assets including loans furniture and fixtures and real estate and liabilities and capital and surplus and deposits with critical figures listed and signed before a notary.
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County of Hendricks
John Thekrs
Citvens State Bank
Stilesville
Ind
John B. Hicks
Tundus
Dian
Wid
Passing of A S Newton Ward in Sheridan
A S Newton Ward former Coatesville resident died Monday at his daughter Ettie Fetrow’s Indianapolis home. Funeral and burial were in Sheridan, Ind. He lived in Coatesville for years before moving to Sheridan twenty years ago. A carriage painter employed by W N Lakin here he served in the Civil War. he was about 73.
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Ward
O.S Newton
Newton
Ettie J. Fetrow
Indianpolis
Sheridan
Ind
Coatesville
W. N Lakin
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