Was Game Dave Sherrick Parts With Friends
Dave Sherrick parts with friends at prison gates smilingly in a scene noted for his quiet farewell and cordial demeanor as guards monitor the exit.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1906
Page
8
Dave Sherrick parts with friends at prison gates smilingly in a scene noted for his quiet farewell and cordial demeanor as guards monitor the exit.
David E. Sherrick, former Indiana auditor, convicted of embezzling 120000, faces 2 to 21 years at Michigan City. He maintained composure at the jail sendoff, telling supporters he hopes for better health and noting his friends’ loyalty amid his trouble.
In Perrysville Indiana on March 30 Jesse Keerns a saloonkeeper and alleged blind pig operator was fined for resisting an officer and faces charges for allowing minors in his pool room. Officer Boyd was repelled with rocks and Keerns evaded capture until Justice Ostorne attacked him from behind with a revolver. A search warrant yielded two barrels of beer and a crowd of witnesses failed to testify before the grand jury. Antisaloon groups claim Keerns operated liquor sales without a license while neighbors fear unrest after the grand jury session.
Covington residents are urged to donate to Japanese famine relief. Coleman Reaves & Coleman will collect names and amounts. a weekly donor report will be published. Pastor Joan H. Palmer of M E Church promotes aid for widows and orphans after wartime losses and crop failures. A separate note records Judge Christian ruling that liquor license appeals go directly to the supreme court.
Southern Warren County notes praise Governor Hanly for standing firm and fighting graft while detailing local conditions. Articles mention roads poor, carriers driving on horseback, schools, fires, crops, and residents moving, working, and planning spring activities.
Mrs Louise Keyt aged 70 wife of Edward Keyt of New Town died at home March 31. Funeral services were conducted at the M E Church on Tuesday. A lifelong Richland Township resident she had been a member of the church for 56 years.
The Brotherhood Board held a Sunday meeting at the venue. The Holiness Band organized a Sunday School at the same place. Mr. Chas Bushman, recently in Dayton, Ohio, was employed there.
Mrs. Nickolas hosted relatives from Danville Illinois last week. Henry Welch relocated to town. Dale Clark owns a new driving horse and jokes his girl cannot match it. Joe Spence visited from Danville. Roads are drying quickly. Wm Nickolas appeared Saturday with a gray team. Miss Mattie Nickolas and Careen Wilson plan a Texas trip this summer if weather allows.
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