Notice of Administration in Putnam County Indiana
The administrator George L. Hurst appointed by the Putnam County Circuit Court to manage the estate of Alpheus E. Hurst who is deemed insolvent. May 26 193. Attorney Theodore Crawley. Clerk John W. Heron. May 28 June 4 11. Notice of final settlement of estate to creditors heirs and legatees of Willy Harry Jones to appear in Putnam Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Putnam County
Indiana
Alpheus E. Hurst
George L. Hurst
Theodore Crawley
John W. Heron
Putnam Circuit Court
Willy Harry Jones
Final settlement notice for Greencastle estate in June 1931
In Greencastle Indiana on the iu day of June 1931 the final settlement accounts with the estate of the decedent must be shown and heirs notified to prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Witness the Clerk John W Herod of Putnam Circuit Court at May 26 1931 with notices May 28 June 4 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Indiana
John W. Herod
Putnam Circuit Court
Community Notes from Cloverdale Weekend Arrangements
A crowded Sinclair sale drew locals while Rev McDow of Quincy preached Joy services. Families and friends from Connersville Greencastle Brazil Indianapolis and Carlinaville gathered or visited. Joseph C Frank and Faye Miles wed at the bride’s parents with Rev Donal Denny officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Stella Collins
Mae Gill
Local Neighbormiscell Shearing and Visits Highlight Week
Julian Petro Bert Wright and Bert Whitlock shearing sheep in the neighborhood last week. Miss Slavens from near Mt Meridian spent last week visiting her aunt Mrs Eher Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Petro
Bert Wright
Bert Whitlock
Miss Slavens
Mt. Meridian
Eher Hamilton
Local visits thread through week in town and nearby
Miss Viola Gowin returned home after a three week visit with her aunt Mrs. Fred Brown in Fillmore. A. M. Gowin with family and Kenneth Modlin and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Drew Coffin in Coatesville. Howard Denny and family of Greencastle visited Sunday. Theodore Brown and Miss Viola Gowin hosted a weiner roast at the Brown farm near Wildwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Moffett
Greencastle
Chalmer Miles
Arthur Miles
Rogers
Chicago
Mes
Big Walnut
Joseph C. Frank
Carlinaville
Faye Miles
Donal Denny
Leslie Runyan
Paul Altin
Charles McAvoy
Northrop
Viola Gowin
Fred Brown
Fillmoore
A. M. Gowin
Kenneth Modlin
Drew Coffin
Coatesville
Howard Denny
Theodore Brown
Miss Viola Gowin
Brown Farm
Wildwood
Social Notes From Palestine and Nearby
Mrs Clarence Beck spent Thursday with Mrs Fred Beck. Mrs Mge Stave is on the sick list. Mrs Knoll visited Mrs Vergie Solomon last week. Mr and Mrs Clyde Fisher and children of Coatesville called on Henry Osborn Sunday. Fred Beck and family called on Aaron after Sunday. Tre Johnson returned home after a ten day visit in Illinois. Mr and Mrs Frank Buckles of Indianapolis stayed Saturday night with Clarence Beck. Myrtle Osborn and Terman Mitchel were mentioned in the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Beck
Fred Beck
Mge Stave
Knoll
Vergie Solomon
Clyde Fisher
Coatesville
Henry Osborn
Aaron Aer
Tre Johnson
Local social notes from Hazelwood and Indianapolis visits
Hazelwood residents hosted supper with Henry Osborn and M E Smith entertained guests at dinner. Mrs John O Neal hospitalized in Illinois. Lee Macy and James Stagg visited the Denver group. Charles Miller and Bert Miller families spent Sunday in Indianapolis. Leonard Alexander and family visited with James and Mrs Henry Osborn. Indianapolis guests included Mr Mrs Leonard Alexander and children visiting Fred Rogers. Vivian Miller stayed with her mother Mrs Ross. Joseph Ross mends a cut foot. Alberta Pierson stayed with Mrs Vergie Solomon. Annie Deaver aiding Mae Stapp care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelwood
Henry Osborn
M. E. Smith
John O'Neal
Illinois
Lee Macy
James Stagg
Denver
Charles Miller
Bert Miller
Indianapolis
Leonard Alexander
James Alexander
Fred Rogers
Vivian Miller
Ross
Joseph Ross
Alberta Pierson
Vergie Solomon
Annie Deaver
Mae Stapp
Death of Alpheus E. Hurst born near Mt Meridian 1865
Alpheus E. Hurst died May 20 1931 at Indianapolis hospital aged 66 years 4 months 13 days. He left a wife Amanda Maude Cooper two children Bonnie Francis Shearer and George Lee and four grandchildren with three great grandchildren. Survived by five siblings and two children, he lived most of his life at the old home place except a three year period in Warren township. He was buried after a final sickness, with many friends visiting and his faith noted in scripture and in his readiness to go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpheus Eugene i Hurst
Amos and
Frances (Kellar) Mhuret
Mt. Meridian
Warren Township
Amanda Maude Cooper
Bonnie Francis Shearer
Brazil
George Lee
Hurat
Clement @, Hurst
Greencastle
Clara Jayne
Wichita
Kansas
Rowena Smith
Josephine Gardner
Indianapolis
Methodist Hospital
Bonnie
George
Alf
Reverent Reflection on a Father’s Farewell
The passage honors a father’s clean, honest life and the family’s quiet sorrow as he declines. It notes his final, peaceful departure and reflects on accepting mortality with faith, likening the journey to joining the caravan of the afterlife and facing death with unfaltering trust.
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O. F. Overstreet
R. J. Overstreet
Dentsits
Alamo
Vine Street
Cloverdale
Waplewood
Palestine
Adam
America
Baltimore, MD
The
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
N. B.C
Chuck
Franfurters
the Herald
Paris
Redfern
Molyneux
Nancy Carroll
Frederic March
Frank Morgan
Bloomington
Traction
First National Bank
Central National Bank
Tecoation
Hoover
Bebe Withourt Wanepla
Wie
Horace Link & Co
Furutur
Handy’s Sanitary Dairy
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