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Sheridan News

Location

Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1914

Page

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Ex-JANITOR MAY SUE THE COUNTY

Noblesville Indiana hears news of county court changes and new appointments. Wm Hedgepath resigns as janitor. Thomas Armstrong signs for two years at Boggo per year. Dr Madison Harreddy named Health Commissioner successor. C C White to retire after fifteen years as deputy in multiple offices. District issues include county drainage changes, jail safety moves, and divorces filed for Mrs Blanche M Brown.

Wm. Hedgepath Janiiter Thomas Ampstrong Westfeld Armetrones Twa Ateliter Heedeepath Galleetiboa Tip Monty C. C. White Court House James Crooks Taylor Johns A. R. Tucker White Calvin Sturdevant Attorney General's Auditor's Office Manon County State Board of Accounts Bert W. W. Morris White River Township John Hoskin Delaware Township Morris

Surveying A Mysterious Railroad Line North Of Indianapolis

A corps of surveyors works north of Indianapolis setting stakes for a railroad line with no official disclosure of who funds it. Belief centers on the Pennsylvania Company planning a new link from the city to connect with Vandalia at Fortville, with routes proposed through Labannon or near Sheridan. The project is expected to be built next year, as locals watch for developments in this important system.

Indianapolis Pensylvania Company Vandalia Frankfort Labanon Sheridan

Same Officials First National Heads Same As Last Year

The annual stockholders meeting elected directors G H Palmer G Elliott W J Eberwein D M Hare J H Padgett John S Kerchegar Nelse Parr C B Jones J A Branson and A M Ball. Officers organized with Palmer president Eberwein vice president Jones vice president Goff cashier Marion Moore assistant cashier Branson assistant cashier Elliott secretary. The bank added over 3000 to surplus and maintained a twelve percent dividend. Indianapolis Daily Star and Sheridan News subscriptions advertised.

First National Bank G. H. Palmer G.& Elliott W. J. Eberwein D. M. Hare J. H. Padgett John S. Kerchegar Nelse Parr C. B. Jones J. A. Branson A. M. Ball

FinEd 14 Shots at Gorn Thieves

Fourteen shots were fired at two suspected corn thieves near Sheridan on Monday night. Mr. Grant and his sons chased the intruder who fled with sacks, no injuries reported. a prior livestock theft and a dog-catching incident were also noted in the area.

Gorn Frank Grant Sheridan Mr. Grant Charles Grover Jesse Davids

Stolen buggy found in Baltimore with partial returns

W. E. Wilson W. A. Johnson and E J Mendenhall sought a horse and buggy stolen in July 1908. They located the buggy in an old livery barn after visits to several houses but ten years wear had worn its feet and it was not worth bringing home. The Higbee Busey Co name plate was removed and no horse trace remained. Columbus security and Reynolds were followed up by police.

W. E. Wilson W. A. Johnson E J. Mendenhall Baltimore Ohio Pitt Higbee Busey Co James Stinson Boone Circuit Columbus Simpson Anderson

Farmer's National Bank elects officers at annual meeting

Farmer's National Bank officials were elected Tuesday afternoon at the Red Men hall. Chas Thistlethwaite serves as President with H C Mabrey as Vice President and A R McKinney as 2nd Vice President. J E Kercheval is Cashier and M S Parr Assistant Cashier. Amy Lindstrom is Book-keeper. Directors include Thistlethwaite Mabrey McKinney Thistlethwaite J C Newby and Kercheval. The bank added 4000 to surplus and paid a 10 percent dividend.

Farmer’s National Bank Red Men Hall Chas. Thistlethwaite H. C. Mabrey A. R. McKinney J. E. Kercheval M.S. Parr H. H. Newby Amy Lindstrom Ed Thistlethwaite J. C. Newby

Big Real Estate Deal Sums Up Local Week

One of the season’s largest property transactions closed Saturday evening as H. A. Endaly sold his eighty acre farm west of Sheridan on Strawtown road to 5S. A. Osborn of Tipton county for $15,000. Osborn takes possession October first 1914. Cox and Melson engineered the deal.

H. A. Endaly Sheridan Strawtown Road 5S. A. Osborn Tipton County Mr. Osborn Abs Grover. Miller Cox and Melson

Indiana Game Law Prohibits Hunting From January 10 to July 1

A public notice declares it unlawful to hunt any game in Indiana from January 10 until July 1, rabbits included. It also notes no closed season for chickens, and warns that the only permissible hunting might be occasional pot shots at chicken thieves.

Indiana

Ve Kercheval Accepts Principal Position

Ve Kercheval has accepted a principal position, marking a transition in the school leadership. Details on the school and effective date were not provided in the available text.

Ve Kercheval The Igh

Albert Osborn Farm Sale Near Sheridan in Tipton County

The Albert Osborn farm of forty two acres six miles north of Sheridan was sold to Grover Miller for 8400 dollars. Possession transfers next October. The Cox and Melson agency arranged the deal.

Albert Osborn Fort Two Acres Sheridan Tipton County Grover Miller Cox & Melson Agency

Mrs Crambaugh Returns Home After Eleven Years

On account of the illness of her mother and sister Alma Crambaugh traveled to Sheridan Tuesday evening from San Francisco. This marks her first visit home in about eleven years, with time spent principally elsewhere.

R. N. Crambaugh Alma Crambaugh Sheridan San. Francisco

Flour Talk Highlights Widgets Wonder Brand

Housewives discuss the flour brand Widgets Wonder praised for bread pastries and higher yield. Sold in cloth sacks at seventy five cents.

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