JURORS FOR NEW TERM OF COURT IN NOBLESVILLE
Noblesville Indiana January 8 1920 jurors for the January term of court to convene next Monday were drawn by jury commissioners N W Cowgill and Grant Caca Grand Jury Roy Foust Calvin Harrison George Finley Isaac Bales Frank Noble J L Devaney Petit Jury William M Keiser Henry Deck William H Compton Omer Wilson Fred Hawkins Riley Rohrer O W Winders Lee Dubois W D Allis Guy White C Y Foster Michael Mushrush It is likely the grand jury will be convened during the term Judges Cloe and others preside over divorces and suits in circuit court with criminal docket said to be light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Indiana
N. W. Cowgill
Grant Caca
Roy Foust
White River
Calvin Harrison
George Finley
Isaac Bales
Delaware
Frank Noble
Jackson
J. L. Devaney
Adams
Petit
William M. Keiser
Henry Deck
William H. Compton
Omer Wilson
Fall Creek
Fred Hawkins
Riley Rohrer
O. P. Winders
Lee Dubois
W. D. Allis
Guy White
C. Y. Foster
Michael Mushrush
Wayne
Hamilton County
Waltz
Clee
John H. Castor
Emma Castor
Castor
Mike Smith
Charles Gilliam
Cicero
Marshal Wiggs
Smith
Local Post Office To Be Refurbished For Ten Years
Uncle Sam accepts G. H. Palmer proposal to furnish a suitable room for the post office for ten years. Changes include new furniture fixtures a steam heating system painting and a general overhaul. Old lease expired January 8 new lease effective after government acceptance of the changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
G. H. Palmer
Flour Mills At Big Springs Ready for Business
A new flour mill at Big Springs is now ready for business with a capacity of twenty five barrels per day and feed grinding capacity to cover its needs. Proprietor and miller C C Barker brings past flour experience. The mill uses a new processing method and is built in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Springs
C. C. Barker
Kentucky
Advisory Board Holds Annual Township Meeting
The township trustee and Advisory Board met Tuesday to review the past year’s books. Zeno Davids was chosen to fill Ted McKinney’s term after McKinney moved to Tipton County.
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Ted McKinney
Tipton County
Zeno Davids
Will Help Us Figure U S Income Tax Service Bureau Formed
Clark Colby of Sheridan Ralph Gregg and Garth Melson now of Indianapolis have formed the U S Income Tax Service Bureau with an office in room 509 Odd Fellows building Indianapolis. They will aid in filing income tax returns.
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Clark Colby
Sheridan
Ralph Gregg
Garth Melson
Indianapolis
U. S. Income Tax Service Bureau
Odd Fellows Building
McDonald Buys Two Store Buildings for Materials Reuse
W. M. McDonald of route five has purchased the two buildings belonging to the First National Bank now occupied by Couch and Stahl and the Forsythe Electrical Shop. The buildings will be wrecked and material used in other construction work. The Electrical Shop plans to move to the room on south Main street recently vacated by W. W. Hughett.
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W. M. McDonald
Route Five
First National Bank
Couch & Stahl
Forsythe
South Main Street
W. W. Hughett
Old Fashioned Basket Dinner Visit by Dr Paul
Dr John Paul will visit Sheridan on January 18 for a basket dinner hosted by the Methodist Church. He will speak on Christian Education highlighting Asbury College and later deliver an evangelistic message before revival services begin Wednesday night at 7 30.
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The
Methodist Church
Dr. Paul
Asbury College
Public Service Commission to Hear Central Indiana Telephone Rates
The Public Service Commission of Indiana will hold a hearing on January 16 1920 at 10 30 a m at City Hall Sheridan Indiana on the petition of Central Indiana Telephone Company Sheridan for authority to increase rates.
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Public Service Commission of Indiana
Central Indiana Telephone Company
Carl H. Mote
Commission
Sheridan
Indiana
Sheridan High School Beats Fairmount In Saturday Night Return
Sheridan high school split the weekend with Westfield in a Friday double header on their floor losing both games, then came back Saturday to defeat Fairmount academy 32 to 25. They travel to Shelbyville next for a game with Shelby County lads.
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Sheridan High School
Westfield High School
Sheridan Floor
Black and White
Husky
Fairmount Academy
Shelbyville
Shelby County
Elect Cutlery Officials Named At Annual Meeting
The Cutlery company held its annual stockholders meeting at the secretary M. L. Mendenhall’s office Monday. Officers elected were Theo Pettijohn as President T. L. Malott as First Vice President S. A. Hinshaw as Treasurer M. L. Mendenhall as Secretary. Directors chosen were Theo Pettijohn T. L. Malott S. A. Hinshaw Tol Collins Clark Colby D. F. Hutchens.
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M. L. Mendenhall
Theo’ Pettijohn
T. L. Malott
A. Hinshaw
Theo Pettijohn
S. A. Hinshaw
Tol Collins
Clark Colby
D. F. Hutchens
Farm House Burns on John Lohr Farm
A six room residence on the John Lohr farm south of Hortonville was destroyed by fire Friday night caused by a defective chimney. Mr and Mrs Lohr attempted to fight the blaze from the roof but were overcome by smoke. Some bedding and clothing were saved. The house and contents were insured for $900 with Hamilton County Mutual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lohr
Hortonville
Funeral of Dr M O DeVaney Held Tuesday
The Indianapolis physician Dr M O DeVaney aged 39 died in a car accident near Fall Creek. He practiced medicine in Indianapolis, served with the American forces in World War I, and held posts with the City Dispensary, Marion County Workhouse, and Indianapolis Life Insurance Company. He left a widow Lulu Myers DeVaney and three children. Funeral services were held at home with burial at Crown Hill.
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M. O. DeVaney
Indianapolis
Fall Creek
Dr. DeVaney
Olive DeVaney
Ekin
Broadway
Indianapolis Life Insurance Company
Sheridan High School
Indiana Medical College
Crown Hill Cemetery
Lulu Myers
Sheridan
E. E. Myers
Arcadia
Florida
West
Henry
Catherine
Marjorie
Marion County
School of the Deaf
Camp Taylor
Indianapolis Medical Society
Mystic Tie Lodge of Masons
The
Elks
Dr James Dragoo Injured In Paducah Plane Crash
Dr James A Dragoo and a companion were forced from their aircraft when it crashed into a tree near Paducah Kentucky on Thursday The doctor suffered a broken leg and multiple bruises while the other occupant had lesser injuries The plane owned by a Connersville company was wrecked Mrs Dragoo rushed to Paducah after news of the accident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Dragoo
Paducah
Kentucky
Sheridan
Connersville
Dragoo
Kempton
Catalogues issued for upcoming sales and local posts
Two sets of sale catalogues released by News Job Office. Wiles & Wright list fifty head of Big Type brood sows in a thirty six page catalog of one thousand copies while Jess Goodnight mails fifteen hundred copies of a twenty eight page catalog for his Spotted Poland brood sows sale at Tipton on Saturday January 24. The Wiles & Wright sale will be at Sheridan. Larkin Lee of Clay township named county Highway Superintendent succeeding Oscar Guilkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiles & Wright
Jess Goodnight
Tipton
Sheridan
Rev Kelley Leads Weekend Pulpit at Christian Church
The Rev Kelley occupied the pulpit at the Christian church during both Sunday morning and evening services to present sermons and spiritual guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
The
Christian Church
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Washington Township
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F.C. Elder
Delaware Township
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Morgan County
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L. D. Cox
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