Parents Day Observed Highlights School Home Link
A long Parents Day program at the South school featured speeches on home school relations, punctuality, and discipline. Mrs. Northam urged regular attendance, obedience, and respect for teachers while Miss Tipton and Miss Harris contributed performances and music.
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Daisy Tipton
Northam
Ruth Harris
A. Lloyd Hickson
Huddleston
Harry L. Ridgeway
Naomi R. Huber
Ridgeway
Mae Scott
High School Musical A Success At Local Skating Rink
A Thursday evening musical exhibition by high school pupils at the skating rink drew a large, receptive audience. The chorus, solos and ensemble numbers were well rendered, reflecting strong musical instruction by the school. The Christian church auxiliary observed Easter mite box opening at Mrs. W D Bartle’s home with a good collection and birthday wishes for Bro Bartle.
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The
Christian Church
W. D. Bartle
Notice on White Potatoes for Sale by J A Branson
Public notice invites buyers to purchase white potatoes from J A Branson. Indicates last car for the season and directs contact for sale details.
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J. A, Branson
Married in Indianapolis Hutchens and King Wed in Secluded Ceremony
Miss Ethel Hutchens and Edward R. King married at a Christian church in Indianapolis with Rev. Haines officiating. The couple traveled to Noblesville after the ceremony, seeking privacy due to parental objections, while Miss Hutchens continued her musical role at the White Theatre. The bride is the daughter of D. F. Hutchens and is noted as a skilled musician. King is a traveling salesman for a local millinery firm and attends a Catholic church.
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Ethel Hutchens
Edward R. King
Christian Church
Indianapolis
Haines
Mr. King
Noblesville
Miss Hutchens
White Theatre
Will Clark
King
D. F. Hutchens
Man sues to set aside will after interurban work accident
A plaintiff sues to set aside a will months after a work incident near an interurban station. He claims the company was negligent in failing to guard a switch excavation. Witnesses say lights were burning. Auditor Cowgill calls a special County Council meeting for April 25 to discuss bridge appropriations for the coming season.
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Cowgill
County Council
Princi” Council
Third attempt on life and court verdicts headline local cases
The Frankfort Banner reports a jury verdict in a real estate commission dispute, awarding most of the unclaimed balance to the plaintiff, plus notes of several criminal and civil cases. Scott Carroll, age about 71, made a third suicide attempt, aided by rheumatism and substances, with prior failed attempts noted.
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Hailsey & Son Getsa
Charles F. Small Heber
Scott Carroll
Kempton
Frankfort Banner
Why Not Build Them Here
Montgomery Ward & Co of Chicago proclaims a store building eighteen stories high, nearly four hundred feet tall. The piece urges spending locally, warns that buying out of town drains community wealth and weakens home commerce during a peak purchasing period.
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Montgomery Ward & Co
Chicago
Easter Day Weather Praised by Thousands
Easter Sunday brought clear skies and near ideal conditions as the weatherman earned widespread gratitude. Sheridan ladies dressed in new spring rainments, showing appreciation for the favorable day.
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Sheridan
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Will Harrison
Doyle Harrison
Earl Pulliam
Elbert Russell
Earlham College
Methodist Church
W. W. Parsons
State Normal
W. L. Northam
J. L. Hlashings
China
Ridgeway Block
Indiana
E.R. King
Miss Ethel Hutchens
Peter Crowder
William Gootle
James Rollins
Squire Hartley
Gavea Arcadia
Crowder
Gootle
Rollins
Arcadia
Franz Abendroth
Henry A
Rena Cook
Cook
Charles I. Crawford
Louisville
Squire Moore
Crawford
Peter Daniel
Louisa Daniel
Clara S. Caylor
George Stevens
Will P. Stephens
Washington Township
F. G. Bailey
Albert H. Morris
Johnathan Morris
O. M. Morris
Milton Hanson
Edgar Eck
Adam
Eck
Robert Tomlinson
Theodore A. Inman
A. T. Hinshaw
George D. Roberts
Jacob Pritsch
West
East
Ohio Street
California
Ins
North
South Main
Cora
North and
South Georgia
Blake
West 7Th
Center 7Th
Park
A. C. Scott
Town Treas
Young Men’s Clothes
Ederheimer, Stein & Co
Newton’s Studio
South Ohio Street
Indianapolis School
Newton
Union Loan and Trust Company
Ind
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