Revival Fires Burn at the M E Church
The revival at the M E Church draws a large, cold weather audience with 200 attendees. Nicolds delivers clear sermons while revivalists urge sustained spiritual refreshment and a stronger Christian life. Pastor Orenuct is praised as a foreshadowing speaker of faith and reason. Joe Curry leaves for Memphis to oversee timber operations for WOH Gairi, with Gairi planning to move to Memphis in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orenuct
Subdiay
Nietidas
Brewis
Gadies
MOE Courch
cCoe
Teti
Joe Curry
Memphis
Pennessee
Woh Gairi
Mississippi
Courtroom Bailiff Fee Dispute Sparks Inquest
Judge Artman refuses to appoint a courtroom bailiff as Leban Wen Patri and others debate sheriff fees and mileage. The discussion centers on payment rates for jurors and deputies, with references to statutes and prior customs, and a motion to alter allowances amending a bid to save the county fifty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artman
Miss Dolly Lucas Dies at Home of Consumption
Miss Dolly Lucas daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Lucas died at her parents home on Saturday evening from consumption. She had taught in city schools a year ago and had been in failing health. Funeral Monday morning Rev C L Overstreet officiating with burial in Crown land cemetery. Floral tributes from ward and high schools. she had served as deputy in the railway patrol and was well regarded by many friends. A recent move placed her family on Second street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly
Robert Lucas
Loa’creck
CC. L. Overstreet
Crownland
Aten Lier
Huh
Narmar
Popatac Ledeer
Lacus
New Officers Elected at Sheridan National Banks
On Tuesday January 12 stockholders of the two National Banks of Sheridan elected directors and officers. At Farmers National several directors were re elected and officers named including a first vice president and a secretary of the board. Partners National re elected all existing directors and officers with new appointments noted for various posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Banks of
Sheridan
Ensuit Ver
Ababa
Palmer. Jr
Haredoli MM
Hageghes
Cassi Ro Elliott
Janes M. Padgett
Jobo Ef. Cox
Dr. M. Parr
W. C. Flare
Ace J. Kassebaum
Cartier
Lowell Wox
Miss Philabeth
Corel Elliott
J. CG. Newhy
T.L. Harris
Ed Thistiethwrite
Cyril Dessup
AL W. DL
Newcater
Toe Beard
Oleating Pr
ALO. Newsey
Po LL. Pharr
Iterated Fates BL
Iverelieval Assistand
Ustier
Sherrick appoints deputy and staff for office
Mr Sherrick selects John Chilheimer of Washington as deputy, John Reed of Muncie as settlement clerk, and retains Bingham and Neal in senior roles. Meadoohall becomes land and loan clerk, E M Hinshaw named bank examiner. Sherrick posted a 60000 bond with the secretary of state. the Daily Journal notes a capable staff team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albean
Warren Disier
Wibasa
Shrereick
Sophe
John Chilheimer
Washington
John Reed
Muncie
Reed
Delaware County
Bingeham
Tung
Neal
Meadoohall
Legisliture
E.M. Hinshaw
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank of Cicero
Sherrick
Nice
American Surety Company of
New York
School Notes Reflect Cold Attendance and Erratic Punctuality
The week shows the lowest attendance of the year due to cold. Students arrive late. several walk long distances through snowdrifts. Rev. Brown and Rev. Orcutt visit, with Orcutt giving an appreciated talk. Miss Smith and Miss Lanham visit. Mae Neott subbed for Miss Mitchell. Eighth graders prepare for The Merchant of Venice. Launcelot appears named as a character though spelling is unclear.
Notice to Contractors for Lodge Roof Rework Bid
Trustees of Sheridan Lodge No Noose Roof Pl ovill invite sealed bids by 4a'close Tue Jan 20 WS for carpenter and plastering work in rearranging the second story of the Golden Rule building for a lodge room. Plans at G A Palmer's lumber yard. Authority Trustees Elliott H Newhivas Indianapolis on business Maiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan Lodge Noose
Ovill
Golden Rule
G. A. Palmer
Real estate firm gains partner and steady sales push
A. J. Mendenhall withdraws from J. W. Fancher & Co and allies with Rev. I. L. McCoy as partner. The firm reports strong business and urges buyers and sellers to consult them for fair, honorable dealings from their Union Block upstairs location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Mendenhall
J. W. Fancher & Co
Death by own hand at woodshed in Fracktort
The body of Mr. Codie Cohee was found hanging from a rafter in the woodshed Sunday morning. He was a long time merchant and lodge member, leaving a $2000 life policy paid through his lodge with funeral support from members. The family expresses gratitude for community kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Codee
Codie
Dre
Mr. Cohee
St. Leas
Tee Klliotts
Heuer
Meaty Grocery Changes Hands In Local Purchase
Ed Tuistiethwaite and Lyn Waller have bought the Meaty grocery and opened the shop for business. Mr Waller currently runs the store though he keeps his stake in the Pausser and Waller store and news stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Tuistiethwaite
Lyn Waller
mMeatty
Mr. Waller
Pausser & Waller
High grade fabric from clean worklinen factory
A short note describes high grade fabric produced with clean worklinen in a sanitary factory setting. Neat production lines, quality control checks, and strict cleanliness standards are emphasized to ensure premium textile output.
First Week Cold Weather Impacts Town Conditions
The piece notes unusually cold days at the week's start with snow and drift hampering travel. Rural carriers faced difficulties completing routes until Wednesday while patrons cleared roads Tuesday to aid deliveries. Local coal dealers supply demand, and meters let residents avoid gas charges if service not received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmered
Portland
Night Agent Appointed at Monon Depot
A Mr Foust of Brookstep has been named night operator at Monon depot and started duties Wednesday night. The railroad long needed a night agent at this place and it is hoped the position becomes permanent. Mr Mercieant, the former agent, has done two men’s work but now sees a prospect of day work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foust
Monon
Mercieant
Mill End Sale Starts Tomorrow By J A Melntire
J A Melntire announces a great Mill End Sale beginning tomorrow. The ad in this week’s paper promises bargains and notes that ten posters were printed for the sale. The seller claims to believe in Printers Ink and to do nothing half way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.A. Melntire
Lost oxidised cash pin marked Linnie Seute
A lost oxidised cash pin marked with the name Linnie Seute was reported missing on Sunday afternoon. Return to Linnie Seute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnie Seute
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. E. Church
M E
Niclods
Direwa
Wes
Ted
Satuday
the Christian Church
Leban
Phigedis
Jddge
Attonan
Aibewatee Wali
Ty Roe
Peate
Eabo
Mir
Geardner
Second Street
Ro McCdrey
Chas. Mo. McConnel
Jackson Township
Hamilton County Mutual
Sherrich
Maarshal
Brown
Rev. Orcutt
High Schol
Orcutt
Mary Smiths
Aiva Lanham
Mae Neott
Mauvie Mitchell
Dias
Lesen
Waardoon Dueschas
Pitts
Fred Wilitatis
Grdot
Sehoed
S.d5
Earl Neal
Dora Reagan
Boo
Venice
Launcetet
W. Leon
Aloeate
Trustees Cys. Elliott
H. HL
Newhfivas
Indianapolis
Frankfort
CG. HE. Lee
Ta Pipe
Susie Teter
Lita Schol
Dan Hare
Stmiall
MelIntire
Bibles
Gifford’s Drug Store
Edison Phonographs
Faussett Waller
Sheridan, Indiana
Reece & Foster
Paul H. Krauss
Our Bay
City Bakery
Orobo
Smith & Anderson
For Trade
Toalte
T. J. Dean
A.C. Scott
DO. Stanley
Teo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!