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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
5
J. M. Applegate was at Indianapolis Monday on business. Numerous local visits and dinners mark a busy week with families visiting relatives, neighbors hosting gatherings, and several residents traveling to Noblesville, Hartford City, Anderson, and Indianapolis for events, funerals, and shopping.
The text reflects on busy men and women reaching greatness through endurance and strict economy to support large families. It notes that the nation’s greatest men often earned success by laboring with hands and mind, and after achieving competency, recall their working years as the happiest of their lives.
Rev. W. D. Bartle concludes four and a half years of ministerial service with the local congregation. He leaves behind strong church growth and fraternal ties with nearby churches. He departs for Corydon Indiana to begin a new field of labor. the community is expected to benefit from his conscientious ministry and dedication.
At the Indiana Pharmaceutical Association meeting held at Lake Wawassee last week officers for the coming year were chosen. John Gifford from Sheridan was elected as Vice President while C. E. Elliott previously served as president of the association.
June 30th marked a festive occasion as about seventy relatives and friends gathered at Mrs Susan Teters country home to celebrate her sixty eighth birthday. A surprise dinner under shade trees followed by children and adults playing games such as hide and seek times down and hindmost three. Guests presented simple gifts and wished her many more happy birthdays.
All day temperance meeting at Bishop Grove near Arcadia on July 1 under county W C T U direction. Fore noon features a gold medal contest, afternoon address by W L Northam, a drum corps, and departures from Sheridan by carriage and wagon.
A prompt urging town leaders to drive growth by teamwork and mutual benefit. It argues for running the town boldly, encouraging trade and business, and avoiding internal jealousies to achieve common prosperity.
The Paris Revue recounts amazing spider musical sensibility with tales of Pellisson’s spider crushed for listening to a prisoner’s violin Gretry’s spider descending to a piano Rubinstein’s spider attending three Brussels concerts and listening to the music across performances
The first sailing club likely Cork Harbor Water club now Royal Cork Yacht club founded 1720. Vessels were small and yachting grew slowly until the early 19th century. In 1812 Cowes Yacht club formed with about fifty five yachtsmen, as yachting associations expanded across Europe and America.
A tired young actor, returning from a successful play, urges rest while a grumpy critic agrees that actors should sleep. The exchange captures a moment of backstage mood over Life in a period tone.
A mother comforts her sobbing daughter who explains she started to make a dolly a bomber but it ended up blooming into bloomers in a comical misstep.
Nell asks if love could endure wealth and Belle replies she would try harder to make it work. The brief exchanges hint at themes of affection, money, and commitment.
A brief aphorism from the Philadelphia Record remarks that aging is frequently a waste of time, reflecting a skeptical view on the value of growing older.
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