Board of Supervisors Tighten Outdoor Relief in Jasper County
The Jasper County Board of Supervisors holds a three day session starting November 1 1896. They cut outdoor aid and approved various tax rebates and dog damage claims while planning to publish proceedings and enforce streamlined township support for the poor house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
C. Ivesteres
Mathews
Arterly
J. W
Jane Farr
Geo. Shenton
General Assembly
C. H. Sylvester
J. M. Ravners
M. C. Owings
Rushville
Gilmore
Ind
Mrs. Owings
Jasper County
Hoosier State
Kellogg Township
Busy social week features weddings and parties in Newton
A busy Newton social calendar culminates in the Woodrow Hinderff wedding at the Woodrow home with guests from Des Moines and New York. The affair includes an East Star event, a large reception, and numerous smaller gatherings hosted by the Hough, Bergman, and Carrier households. Local guests, music, and elaborate floral decor mark the week of celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Woodrow
West M
Grace M. Woodrow
Albert E. Hindorff
Newton
Hin
Coten College
C. A. Ruby
WW Brooks
Fom
New York City
Alice Camp
Well Galusha
Des Moines
Wif
Dexter
Mra
Nterset
Meredith Red
Order of the Eatern Star
Ceder Rapids
Newton Chapter
Judge Winslow
Gertrude B. Wagiey
Resolution limits poor relief amid 1904 Jasper County meeting
The Jasper County board of supervisors convened with members present and approved minutes. A building committee report urged ongoing support for the poor house, while a resolution limited family aid to four dollars per month, and bills were reviewed before adjourning to November 16, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buena Vista Township
Jacob Groves
Thomas Hartfield
Mahala Erwin
William Scarbrough
Il Bers
C. H. Towsley
Avniew Lom
Lucg Nowe
Seasion
Poor House
Board of Supervisors
Jasper Court Gexrie
Jasper County Builds Infirmary For Insane Inmates
The new pooryhouse contract was let last April and the building finished October 1. After construction and heating costs, $15,000 remains to furnish the building for the insane in the basement while other inmates occupy the second floor. The Steward's house with kitchens and dining rooms sits to the left. Heaters are in the basement rear of the main building, and cells are noted.
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Ditor
G. N. Harsh
Wright and Talmage
J. M. Osborn
Phefboard
J. M. Rayaury
Es Fairview
Lewis
Woody
Coffman
Malaka
Chas
Charlotte
Clear Creek
Sanders
Washington
Tp. C
A. m
J. A. Sylvester
Joe Braley
Kellogg
Newton Bicycle Club
J.C. Donaney
Abhenep Davey
Wed Millver
Ep Cook
Com
J.C Donahey
Alfred Davey
Rob J. Burns
J. H. Fugard
A. E. Starrett
Raybery
Hawn
Marion
Indiana
Twelfth
Woodrow-Hinder
J.H Lyday
M.A. McKinley
North
Vine
Edith Hough
A. M. Hough
Edith
Ian
Hazel Bryant
Helen Hough
Ruth Mecord
Meanton Corner
Per
Mr. B
M.A. Carrier
Mrs. Carrier
Just
Inley
John J. Cavett
Republic Village
John
Cavett
Will Scoville
Mr. Cavett
T the
Lutheran Church
5. J. Barnitz
Ioral
Republi
Epworth
League
Swartzinning
McKinley
Henry Kissel
Ollie
Richmond
Garr, Scott &Co
Tsel
Ernest Hall
Chicago
Hall
Henry
Logsdon
Dave Smith
A. Zippetoe
Raisback
Ferguson
Richland
Richard Smith
Buena Vista
Mons
M. Rayne
DAV
Whitcomb
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