Will of the late Geo Scott probated in Noblesville
The will of George M. Scott was admitted to probate in the circuit court on Friday afternoon. Executors are Loring and Otto Scott. widow Orimda E. Scott receives personal property and life estate, with division of remainder among Hazel Scott, Loring Scott, and Otto Scott. The estate references East Wayne Street property and the Farley farm near Kinsey crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Scott
Ira
Floyd Christian
Orimda E. Scott
Hazel Scott
Loring
Scoit
Otto Scott
Otty
Scott
East Wayne 50
Farley Farm
Kinsey Crossing
City
Chautauqua Opens With Good Crowds in Sheridan
Sheridan's second Chautauqua opened with a strong turnout as ticket sales topped expectations. The program featured University Players led musical numbers, a talk by Thomas McClary on The Heart of the Nation, and The Mission of Mirth. Gov Patterson spoke on Why I Changed Front on My Country's Greatest Question, making Thursday night one of the event’s highlights.
Sheridan Investment Co Incorporated
Articles filed with the secretary of state reveal Sheridan Investment Co formed in September 1910 by twenty five locals. Capital stock stands at 10000 with G H Palmer as president C A Briggs vice president J E Kercheval secretary and A S Rowe treasurer. The firm now owns three Sheridan business rooms renting for 60 monthly. stock has traded as high as 275 and is deemed a desirable investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan Investment Company
G.H. Palmer
C. A. Briggs
J. E. Kercheval
A.S. Rowe
Sheridan
Miss Kearney to Appear At Lincoln Chautauqua Fifth Day
The noted orator Miss Kearney has drawn large audiences in Toronto Royal Albert Hall London Ocean Grove New Orleans and Washington with ovations and repeated invitations to lecture. She appears at Lincoln Chautauqua on the fifth day in the afternoon with the Hazel Folsom Daggy Company providing the prelude.
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Iss Kearney
Toronto
Canada
Massey Hall
Royal Albert Hall
London
England
Ocean Grove
N. J
New Orleans
South
Convention Hall
Washington, D. C
Miss Kearney
Hazel Folsom-Daggy
Woman from Elwood Buried After Suicide in Sheridan
The funeral of Mrs. Shula Blessing of Elwood was held at the M E Church in Sheridan, with burial at Crown View cemetery. She left a husband and three children and was visiting her mother in Tipton when she died by hanging Friday morning.
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Shula Blessing
Elwood
M. E
Sheridan
R. J. Burns
Albion
Crown View
Blessing
Leslie Blessing
Fear Campbell Co
Alis
Z Price
Tipton
Plenty of rains in other states and crops
The article notes excess rainfall across northern Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota and the Dakotas while here pastures hay crops and feed are short. It contrasts local drought with good precipitation in Canada and western regions, and says no overall crop shortage is seen outside this area.
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Illinois
Wisconsin
Minn
Dakotas
Canada
Sheridan Banks Show an Increase in Deposits and Loans
An examination of reports from Sheridan banks and the Union Loan and Trust Company shows prosperity. Total deposits of the two banks rise by over 21000 year over year, loans up more than 50000, and combined resources near 1.25 million dollars. The Union Loan and Trust Company reports about 8000 in loans and 6000 in deposits growth over the past twelve months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trust Co
Union Loan and Trust Company
Rural Carriers Association Delegates Named at Lafayette Meeting
Emor Baker W B Laughlin and Herbert Tapp plus John Pritsch attended a state Rural Carriers Association meeting in Lafayette. Pritsch was among seventeen delegates chosen to represent the state at the national meeting in Washington D C in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Carriers
Emor Baker
W.B. Laughlin
Herbert Tapp
John Pritsch
Lafayette
The
Rural Carriers Association
Mr. Pritsch
Washington D. C
Wheat Harvest Swamps Sher idan Elevators Amid Record Yield
Wheat pours in from many farms as the central West inventories the biggest crop in memory. In the Sher idan area yields average around 20 bushels per acre with some fields higher. Fertilized plots show faster ripening and fewer pests. prices fall, prompting some farmers to feed rather than sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Great Central West
John 8. Kercheval
Toledo
Blind Tiger Found Buried in Compton Woods
Workmen clearing underbrush in Compton found a barrel buried end down in wild roses. It contained bottles and ice though no liquor was recovered. The discovery occurred near preparations for the Old Settlers meeting, and local young men are suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compton's
Sheridan schools to issue illustrated catalog
Catalogs of the Sheridan schools with illustrations will be issued soon by the school board. They will be mailed free on request and target students aiming for high school. Word from Per ley Weaver notes the catalogs arrived at Tampa on June 28 after a smooth auto trip of twelve days.
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Sheridan
Perley Weaver
Tampa
McCarty Named for Marshal in Town Board Vote
John McCarty was elected by the town board to fill the marshal vacancy left by Ira McClay. His term expires January 1, 1916, as praise from diverse parties follows the appointment. A big safe for the American State Bank arrived, delaying the opening planned for Thursday to Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCarty
Ira McClay
New American State Bank
Baby Dies of Whooping Cough in Short Illness
Caroline, two year old daughter of Norris Spidle, died Sunday evening from whooping cough. Funeral held at home Monday conducted by Rev. Graham with burial at Crown View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Norris Spidle
Graham
Crown View
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Geo. Scott
Noblesville, Ud
C. B. Jones
Robert Washington
Court House
Sesthe
Perkinsville Bridge
Sheriff County
Goldsmith
Brown
Tipton County
Smith
Robert Tomlinson
Ella T. Kivett
Hortonville
Hoosier Warming Company
Oliver Mann
Healtag
Sheridan Library
Vestal
Lebanon
Henderson
Bert C. Kinnaman
Kane
Fred Rie Whetsel
Chautauqua
Belle Kearney
Blessings
Drouth
Compton’s Woods
Kerceval
New York
Waitt's Grocery
Vickery
McCarty
Stanleys
Linton’s Grocery
Phore
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