Suit for damages in five thousand against Hinshaw
Noblesville Indiana July 10 1919 in a circuit court suit Clyde Moore a Hortonville farmer seeks 5000 damages from Henry Hinshaw for alleged alienation of his wife Mrs Moore The complaint says the couple married nine years ago separated June 14 after Hinshaw paid attentions to Mrs Moore and that Hinshaw tried to entice Moore away from her husband Also Walter Trautweiler asks for divorce from Anna Trautweiler in a Pennsylvania 1914 marriage They have one child five Her trial and related matters involving the Noblesville Trust Company and James W Heady for 1000 damages are noted The Noblesville County Board of Commissioners spent Tuesday discussing road matters including the Stanford highway contract with Charles Huffman and new hospital trustees named D Zimmer potential Jolietville bridge work and ongoing county road improvements
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Noblesville
Ind
Clyde Moore
Hortonville
Maurice Mendenhall
Henry Hinshaw
Mrs.Moore
Hinshaw
Moore
Walter Trautweiler
Delaware Township
L. J. Patty
Carmel
Anna Trautweiler
Pennsylvania
Trautweiler
Indiana
Hamilton County
Ohio
Noblesville Trust Company
Louisa Lewis
James W. Heady
County Board of Commissioners
William Mills
William Stanford
O. J. Musselman
Wayne Township
Charles Huffman
Jolietville Bridge
Demand for Town Houses in Sheridan Surges
Demand for town houses rises alongside farm sales in the community as residents seek desirable residences in Sheridan. A shortage of houses persists, especially for better quality homes, with several properties changing hands.
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Sheridan
Sheridan People Attend W M Conference in Indiana
Sheridan residents including Rev. Thomas Baker Rev. Eber Teter and Mrs W L Northam attended the Wesleyan church general conference at Fairmount Indiana. Teter resigns as Missionary Secretary but joins the General Presidency Baker becomes Missionary Secretary with a Field Secretary to support foreign missions Northam heads the Woman s Home and Foreign Missionary Society Ida Hopkins serves central section secretary A Wesleyan Methodist college is planned for Marion Indiana with Indiana raising a 100000 endowment fund.
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Sheridan
Wesleyan Church
Fairmount
Thomas Baker
Bakers Corner
Eber Teter
W. L. Northam
Baker
Northam
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Ida Hopkins
Marion
Indiana
Memorial in England for Paul Williams in Sheffield
Bakersfield California reports memorial services held in Sheffield England over the grave of Paul EB Williams son of Frank Williams formerly of Sheridan. The ceremony was led by prominent British figures including the Lord Mayor of London and the U S consul as part of the Anglo American society observance. Paul Williams died in England last July shocking family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
California
Sheffield
England
Paul Williams
Frank Williams
Sheridan
London
U. S
Anglo-American Society
Paul EB. Williams
Hortonville Woman Dead From Bone Tuberculosis
Mrs. Mervel Clark aged about 34 died Friday near Hortonville from bone tuberculosis. She was the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Peyton Cox of Westfield. The husband and one daughter about four survive. The funeral was held Sunday.
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Mervel Clark
Hortonville
Peyton Cox
Westfield
Wool Crop All in With 55c Average Price
An average of 55c was paid for the wool clip just marketed. About 30,000 pounds were brought to Sheridan, yielding a similar amount and price as last year.
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Sheridan
Fifth Street Property Sold to Elmer Teter
Elmer Teter secretary of the Farmers Co Operative Company bought the C E Gregory residence on East Fifth Street for 3000 dollars and takes possession next month.
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Fifth Street
Elmer Teter
Farmers Co-Operative Company
C. E. Gregory
East Fifth Street
Mr. Teter
Too Hot for Eggs Roils Market Decline in Prices
Heat drives egg price drop as supply concerns flare. Market reports show weaker demand and price pressure across regions. Analysts caution real impact may vary with weather patterns and supply chains.
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Toxmarket
Owens Sells Residence in East Fifth Street Addition
Squire Owens sold his residence on East Fifth Street in Owens Fourth Addition to Mrs. M. E. Owens. The home is described as a modern dwelling recently erected.
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Squire ” Owens
Owens
M. E. ‘Owens
Westfield Man Hangs Self Amid Ill Health Despair
Glen Sherrick age 33 unmarried ended his life Saturday afternoon by hanging from a tree near his father's home in Westfield. Found with a sash cord and a brief funeral note, he died of exposure and despondency. His father Frank Sherrick, a Republican sheriff candidate, is notable in the county.
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Glen Sherrick
Westfield
Frank Sherrick
Good Residence Property Sold
Rev. I. G. Lee former pastor of the Friends church sold his East Fifth street residence now occupied by H. Moredock to Perley Weaver of the Sheridan Milling Company for 2800 dollars. Weaver to gain possession soon. M. S. Parr to move to the Ohio street property vacated by Weaver.
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I. G. Lee
The
Friends Church
East Fifth Street
H. §. Moredock
Indiana Condensed Milk Company
Perley Weaver
Sheridan Milling Company
Two Year Old Boy Dead Near Sheridan
Hall Griffith the two year old son of Marvin Ogle who lives northwest of Sheridan died early Monday morning of cerebro meningitis. He was buried Wednesday afternoon at Hills cemetery.
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Hall Griffith
Marvin Ogle
Sheridan
Cerebro
Menengutes
the Hills Cemetery
Grant Stephens sells home and store on Eighth and Park Ave
Grant Stephens sold his house and adjacent store room at the corner of Eighth Street and Park Avenue to Levi Mikels for $8500.00. The transfer records list Levi Mikels as the buyer and the sale price as eight thousand five hundred dollars.
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Grant Stephens
Eighth
Park Ave
Levi Mikels
Westfield Man Dead After Long Illness
C. C. Hodgins of Westfield died Friday evening after a long illness. He worked as a tower watchman for the Midland and Monon railroads. The funeral was Sunday afternoon at the church with burial in Westfield Cemetery. His wife was Florence Beatty of a sister of Mrs. O H.
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C. C. Hodgins
Westfield
Midland
Monon
Seamerly
Florence Beatty
Prominent Adams Township Citizen Dies at 67
Layton E. Jay, a leading Adams township resident, died at his home southeast of Sheridan after influenza complications. He was 67 years eight months old and had been an invalid for months, including time in hospital. A post mortem found no cancer. He is survived by his wife and daughter May. Funeral service was held at the Christian church with burial in Crown View cemetery.
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Layton E. Jay
Adams Township
Sheridan
May
Christian Church
Crown View Cemetery
Former Lamong Resident Mrs Pettijohn Dies at 68
Relatives of Mrs Simeon Pettijohn were summoned to her Elwood bedside Monday as she died late Monday evening from gall stones. A Lamong neighborhood native, she was 68. She was sister to Wm Beauchamp and Mrs L N Newcomer and aunt to Fred Beauchamp and Tol Collins.
Sheridan Band Plans Community Singing at Library
The Sheridan Band invites all residents to a community singing event on Wednesday July 23 at the Library corner with chairs on the lawn and a rehearsal in the Library basement next Tuesday at eight. The program will feature old time songs with band accompaniment and printed words if needed.
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Sheridan
Leesan
Freight Wreck on the Monon Near Sheridan
Fast freight train No 91 southbound through Sheridan was wrecked north of Broad Ripple about six Friday morning. Eight cars derailed and demolished with tobacco lumber cement and other commodities scattered on both sides of the track. Loss expected to be enormous traffic suspended and detours used for the Red Men's picnic. Repaired trains would take several days to clear debris.
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Sheridan
Broad Ripple
Noblesville
Union Station
Farmers told to comply with Workmen's Compensation Act
A statement issued in Indiana by the Indiana Federation of Farmers Associations urges farmers to ensure threshing machine owners under contract on their lands comply with the Workmen's Compensation Act. The farmer may be liable to the same extent as the contractor for injuries or deaths of workers unless the industrial board is shown compliance.
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Indiana
Federation of Farmers’ Associations
Industrial Board
Begin Wheat Threshing Season Nearing in Neighborhood
Threshing is expected to start in the neighborhood the latter part of this week. Predictions say the yield will be much smaller than earlier estimates. Fields look good for a heavy drop of straw and ideal weather has prevailed for the harvest season.
Walter Scot and family of Cleveland farmer's parents
Walter Scot and his family from Cleveland are identified among farming community residents. The note references familial ties and parental status within the agricultural town.
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Walter Scot
Cleveef Rmer
Scott
Sheridan Fourth Celebrations Draw Big Crowd and Events
Sheridan crowds packed Sampton's park for a Fourth of July celebration with speeches by F O Eudaly and E E Cloe. The day featured the Dairy Maids, Old Fiddlers, a tug of war, a New York vs Sheridan baseball game, a $500 fireworks display, and a drill by local youths led by Colonel Miller. The Forsythe Delco Lighting plant supplied power and water, with the town praised for civic spirit and calls for a permanent public park.
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Sampton’s Park
Sheridan Band
Dairy Maids
Old Fiddlers
F. O. Eudaly
R. R. Williamson
Wild Woods
Sheridan City Band
E. E Cloe
Noblesville
Jim Edwards
Gloie Southard
Louise Lanham
Frank Honiker
Flora Indiana
Elmer Davis
Sheridan
Charles Fouch
Marion Township
Boone County
William Fancher
Adams Township
Chas (Cutty) Fouch
New York
Francis Eudaly
Red Men
Colonel Miller
Maurice Couch
Forsythe Delco
Delco
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Board of Commissioners
Board of Hospital Trustees
D. Zimmer
Rev. Teter
Good Residence Property
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