Grand Jury Opens Session in Noblesville Indiana
Noblesville Indiana January 20 1916 the grand jury convened forenoon with all members present Isaac Beeson of Carmel sits in for Claude Crum of Cicero Bailiff Russ Bader appointed by Judge Cloe Jurors named include Emerson Riggs Samuel Vance Luther Keiser Silas Devany Isaac Beeson John M Thompson Judge Clee orders $25 attorney fees in Hutchens divorce case and attorneys indicate possible change of venue if denied trial dates set from January 27 to March 20 for several state cases Mary A Griffin seeks divorce from John H Griffin alleging abuse and custody of daughter Esha Ada plus alimony and restraining order. In Circuit court Judge Clo heard bank case arguments on embezzlement statute 2294 involving a trust company with the matter under advisement. Affidavit 3630 case set for February 17.
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Isaac Beeson
Carmel
Claude Crum
Cicero
Cloe
Waddell
Russ Bader
Grand Jury
Emerson Riggs
Adams Township
Samuel Vance
Washington Township
Luther Keiser
Noblesville
Clee
William S. Hutchens
Stafford & Foland
Hutchens
Henry Spaan
Michael Ryan
Indianapolis
Lis
Bowen
Metcalf
Hinshaw
Sturdevant
Circuit Court
Clo
Neal & Neal
George Osborn
Kane & Kane
Christian & Christian
Fitzpatrick & Fitzpatrick
Mrs Rhoda Brinegar Dies at 76 in Indiana Home
Mrs. Rhoda Elizabeth Brinegar died at her Ohio Street home Monday January 17 1916 at 4 AM aged 76 years 9 months 16 days. She was born March 31 1836 in Hendricks County Indiana married to Calvin Fletcher Brinegar in 1856 who predeceased her leaving two daughters Etta Thistlethwaite and Atrah with two grandsons four sisters and one brother surviving. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home conducted by Rev. Payne of Indianapolis with burial at Crown View.
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Rhoda Elizabeth Brinegar
Ohio Street
Carson Sullens
Hendricks County
Indiana
Calvin Fletcher Brinegar
Etta Thistlethwaite
Atrah
The
Christian Church
Payne
Indianapolis
Crown View
Fewer Sheep Killed In 1915 Report
The annual report of Trustee Pettijohn covers his first year in office. The dog fund shows normal receipts but unusually low expenditures. No sheep were killed in twelve months. only fowls were lost valued at $980, suggesting changes in sheep protection or sheep numbers.
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Pettijohn
Paid For Horses Killed in Railroad Incident
The Marion railroad company paid James and William Snodgrass $400 for five horses killed by trains on March 14, 1914. The Snodgrasses live in Marion township Boone county west of Sheridan.
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Madion
James
William Snodgrass
Marion Township
Boone County
Stheridan
Grand Jury Probes Cicero Men Over Local Scandal
Cicero faces a grand jury probe as local men are questioned about a recent cockfight tied to liquor, betting, and sport. Investigators recount a late night transport and a pool room sign found in a different store basement, sparking town controversy and civic tension.
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Cicero
Noblesville
Scherer Pavillion
Indiana Livestock Report January 1 1916
Government report shows stable horse numbers at $104 per head, milk cows up 380000 with slight value dip, beef cattle up 35000 with small value rise, sheep down over five years while values rise, hogs up over five years with price decline to $8.40 from $10.30 and $9.30 five years ago.
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Indiana
Pneumonia Fatality of Local Farmer Bud Whicker
Bud Whicker a farmer near Pickard died Friday morning from pneumonia after only one day of illness. He was 61 and survived by his wife a son Fred and a daughter Mrs John Spear. Funeral held Sunday at the residence with burial at Crown View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firebridge Whicker
Bud Whicker
Pickard
Fred
John Spear
Crown View
Big Dairyman Coming to Speak Saturday
A prominent New York dairyman and a practical dairy expert will visit Saturday afternoon January 29. Watch for further announcements regarding the event and activities.
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State of
New York
Rabbit hunting accident near Schrcleville ends in toe amputation
Earlywine 12, of Earlywine near Schrcleville, shot himself in the foot while rabbit hunting. Dr. Wi F Dunham treated the wound and was forced to amputate one toe.
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Earlywine
Schrcleville
Wi. F. Dunham
Family heads to Florida for winter stay
John 8 Kercheval and wife with Arza Smith and wife depart Wednesday afternoon for St Petersburg Florida where they will remain until spring announcing their move from the local area and listing the travelers by name and relation.
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John
Kercheval
Arza Smith
St Petersburg
Fla
Missing Clinton county farmer Alvin James linked to mortgaged property
Alvin James, 55, a farmer near Hills church in Clinton county east end, disappeared after a mortgage sale held January 6. Buyers found their titles worthless as all property had mortgages. Partners include James Storms and Jacob Strop. Osborne risk to creditors from unpaid bills and a Sheridan Milling Co fertilizer bill. Authorities pursue leads across Tipton and Clinton counties and to Noblesville and Indianapolis.
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Alvin James
Hills Church
Clinton Country
Tipton
Clinton County
James
Harry Henderson
Tipton County
Losey Hendricks
James Moore
Albert Woods
Kempton
James Storms
John Wright
Pickard
Jacob Strop
Illinois
Noblesville
Indianapolis
Fouch Enters Republican Primary For County Offices
Adams township fields two Republican candidates for county offices under the new primary law set for March 6. Charles Fouch of Sheridan joined the race Tuesday morning driven by friends desire to serve. Fouch formerly served seven terms as deputy assessor in the township and two years as Sheridan marshal. An epidemic of lagrippe has closed the Kempton church revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Township
Charles Fouch
Sheridan
Fouch
Quality and Renewable Prices at This Store
We maintain both quality and value, offering high grade groceries at fair prices. List includes 25 pound cane sugar 1.60, bulk coffee 15c per pound, extra fancy head rice 3 lb for 6c per lb, Grape Nuts 15c, Post Toasties 15c, Club House cereal 25c for 3 boxes, canned peaches 12c, red seal canned goods 25c, soaps 6 for 25c, sanitary cakes, and charge accounts welcome.
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Club House
Phoenix
Lewis L
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