Double Divorce Suits in Noblesville Court
Myra E Overman sues Harry F Overman for divorce and separately sues Linnie Alford for 10000 damages claiming alienation of affection. She seeks custody of three children and 100 monthly for support. The docket notes other local civil matters and licenses issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra E. Overman
Westfield
Circuit
Harry F. Overman
Linnie Alford
Alford
Overman
Malissa Stipp
Lapel
Madison County
Llewelyn Stipp
Alice
Ethel
Minnie
George
Stipp
Of the Affections of His Wife In A Word To The Fool
A brief, pointed remark contrasts marital sentiment with folly, stating that affection from a wife suffices, while a fool needs only one word to see its folly. The line conveys a sharp social observation in concise prose.
Real Estate Transfers and New Cases Filed in Noblesville Court
Court house column itemizes real estate transfers in Noblesville and surrounding townships with buyers and prices. lists new divorce and damages cases, and marriage licenses for multiple couples. Includes transfers in Cicero and Sheridan, and specifics like 40 acres in White River Township and 315 82 acres in Jackson Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron W. _tzler
Delia J. Thurber
Noblesville
Ada B. Wood
Abram G. Finley
William G. Jones
Fred Leach
Atlanta
Martha Keesling
William E. Lowery
Robert Poenitz
E. J. Layton
Nora E. Dean Et
Willis H. Bohannon
Robert W. Bush
Sheridan
Narcissa Haworth Et al
Alpharetta Nixon
Benjamin Albertson
John M. Kreag
Jackson
John H. Kinnaman
Cordie L. Kinnaman
Fall Creek
Charley Merchant
Rees D. Nicholson
Melissa Stipp
Llewellyn Stipp
Myra E. Overman
Harry F. Overman
Linnel Alford
Sheridan Valuations List Assessed Firms in Noblesville
The County Board of Review at Noblesville released assessments on Sheridan business firms including George Palmer at 40000 and W R Kercheval at 38000 among many others such as Higbee Buggy Co 4625 and Sheridan Hardware Co 14500. The list names numerous firms and individuals with varying valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Review
Noblesville
Sheridan
Fred Couden
Walter Ducknall
Higbee Buggy Co
J. L. Vickery
George Palmer
W. R. Kercheval
E. P. Stout
H. P. Willworth
L. P. Pickett
M. C. Couch
Antrim & Oberlease
T. L. Collins
N. S. Fisher
L. E. Heaps
W. W. Hughett
Kercheval & Boulden
Hinshaw-Pulliam Co
Richey Hardware Co
Couch & Stahl
Sheridan Hardware Co
Stanley & Beauchamp
C. E. Gregory
C. E. Elliott
W. M. Robbins
Wilbur Moore
Mendenhall-Weaver Co
Damaged Library Lawn Sparks Community Friction
The Library Board laments Fourth of July damage to the lawn facing Main Street. Fires and vandalism burned shrubs and toppled the retaining wall, prompting expense and a warning that the lawn is not a public playground. The board urges community help to restore the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library
Library Board
Two Sheridan Boys Taken Into Custody
Marshal Fisher arrested Wilbur King and George Davis in Sheridan on a warrant from Boone county. They were jailed in Lebanon after pleading not guilty at a Friday hearing. King posted 500 bond. Davis could not. They allegedly entered Clyde Cox’s residence west of Terhune and stole about 11 dollars while using Davis’s horse and wagon. Davis, 17, had no prior trouble. King, 22, has prior legal issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Fisher
Wilbur King
George Davis
Sheridan
D. N. Lewis
Boone County
Lebanon
Squire Bryan
King
Davis
Clyde Cox
Terhune
Wm. Davis
Oliver King
Sheridan Fourth of July Fire Damages Old Opera House Block
A large Sheridan crowd witnessed fireworks ending with a sky rocket igniting the northwest corner of the old Opera House block. Firefighters contained the blaze with south winds aiding. a seven year old was slightly hurt by a falling rocket and several near misses were noted. The town board may consider banning such displays within the corporate limits after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Opera House
David Ford
Dairy Picnic Preparations Underway at Compton's Park
Arrangements for the large dairy picnic on August 18 are being made. Cattle stalls for fifty head and other buildings are being erected. A water well is being drilled to ensure ample drinking water. Several parties have arranged for booths and concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compton’s Park
Last Rites for Mrs. Guy D. Clements in Sheridan
The body of Mrs. Guy D. Clements formerly Emma McEwen arrived in Sheridan from Edinburg Indiana for burial. Funeral services were held at the M E Church. Cause of death not known. Survivors include her husband Mr Clements, his parents and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy D. Clements
Emma McEwen
Sheridan
Edinburg
Indiana
M. EK
Clements
McEwen
Former Jolietville Doctor Attempts Death by Drowning
Dr. Thomas O. Redden aged fifty four and a resident of Indianapolis formerly practiced in Jolietville jumped into a cistern behind his Broad way home Saturday afternoon. He was held up by his wife and a neighbor until a man freed him. He had been ill for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T O. Redden
Indianapolis
Jolietville
Indianapolis News
Thomas O. Redden
Broadway
Redden
Record Making Run From Tennessee
John and Robert Bush claim a new touring record driving a Buick from Winchester to Sheridan in 20 hours covering 456 miles. They faced bad roads and no stops with under twenty gallons of gas used. The trip began 5 30 Friday morning and ended 2 00 Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Robert Bush
Winchester
Sheridan
Sheridan loses tight extra inning game to Kirklin
Sheridan drops a baseball game at Kirklin by 4 to 38 after a 13th inning rally errors giving Kirklin the winning run. Tim Mons starred for Sheridan but was injured in a collision with a Kirklin player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Kirklin
Timmons
Clergy Exchange Planned Between Two Churches
Rev. Stafford of the Friends church will exchange pulpits with Rev. Burt of the Boxley M E charge on Sunday July 11 for the morning services only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
The
Friends Church
Burt
Boxley M. E
Sheridan Chautauqua Begins Next Week
Sheridan styles its first Chautauqua in years opening Saturday July 17 by the Mutual Chautauqua Company. Five days of dual programs feature the Ricketts Glee Club Hamilton Company Smith Spring-Holmes Lenzo Wizard Band and the June Elliott Sipher Swartz troupe with lectures by Dr James H McLaren William Sterling Battis Maynard Lee Daggy and Julian B Arnold. Season tickets priced 2.00 for adults 1.60 for children 1 to 12 to be bought in advance with a 10 percent war tax collected at admission venues listed Stanley Beauchamps Wu Worths Elliotts Eudaty Hutchens Co T L Collins banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Chautauqua Company
Sheridan
Redpath Company
Mutual
Ricketts Glee Club
Hamilton Company
Smith Spring-Holmes Company
Lenzo’s
Wizard Band
June Elliott and
Sipher-Swartz Company
James H. McLaren
William Sterling Battis
Maynard Lee Daggy
Julian B. Arnold
Haleyeon Mendenhall
Stanley &.Beauchamps
H. P. Wuworths
C. E. Elliotts
F. O. Eudaty
D F. Hutchens & Co
T. L. Collins
American State Bank
First National Bank
Farmers National Bank
Fine Prospects for Packing Crops
Local tomato and corn growers report a big crop this season barring unforeseen difficulties. The company can harvest about ten thousand cases of each crop with current labor supply.
Sheridan Man Named National Meet Delegate
M. L. Mendenhall of Sheridan was chosen as one of two delegates from the Ninth district at the State American Legion meeting in Vincennes to attend the National Convention in Toledo Ohio in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Mendenhall
Sheridan
American Legion
Vincennes
Toledo Ohio
Prominent farmer Lewis S. Kercheval dies at 77
Death due to heart trouble ended the life of Lewis S. Kercheval early Saturday at his home northeast of Sheridan. He was 77, a veteran farmer and former county commissioner who served in the Civil War as color sergeant of the 57th Indiana Infantry. Survived by five children and wife Nellie, he was active in politics, G A R and Masonic orders. Funeral Monday at 3 p.m. with burial Crown View cemetery. Born August 5 1842 in Butler County Ohio, he married September 20 1866.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis S. Kercheval
Sheridan
Mr. Kercheval
John
Kercheval
Crown View
Butler County
Ohio
57Th
Indiana Infantry
Shiloh
Stone River
Missionary Ridge
Tullahoma
Knoxville
Resaca
Big Shanty
Kenesaw Mountain
Dallas
New Hope Church
Feach Tree Creek
Lovajoy Station
Franklin
Nashville
Madison
Indianapolis
Indiana
Nellie Greathouse
Maud Stokes
James
Joseph
Carl
Mary
Butler Co
Scotland
Virginia
Reuben Kercheval
Kentucky
Robert. G
Lewis
Robi
Angeline Schooley
Missouri
Union Co
Hamilton Co
Lewis Kercheval
Co. H
Nellie~Greathouse
Adams Co
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Qamilton CO
HLES
M. E. Overman
Clyde Clark
Claud Johnson
Johnson
Clark
Hulda Rodebush
Gorge Roudebush
N. 9Th Street
Claude C. Champion
Elaine Neal
Joel S. Haworth
Hannah J. Mundy
Henry E. Miller
Aletha K
Phillip W. Shoemaker
Bessie Liddle
William Herron
Anna Tucker
Jacob E. Mann
Essie QO. Pool
Ethel A. Rich
Adams Sheffey
Anna D. Cullins
T. O. Redden
Tennessee
Sheridan Chautauoua
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