Road contracts and court actions fill Noblesville report
County commissioners approved road work payments to McCaun Company for cement surfaces on the Hinesley road in Adams township and the Bark er road. Separately, circuit court cases include divorce petitions, theft and auto theft trials, a wills probate, and stock sales orders from the estate of John Thom.
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Ity
Bny
Contrac
Rooker
McCaun Coompany
Hinesley
Adams Township
Comany
Gant
William Cooper
Charles Porter
Charles Deathwind
Hines
Circuit
Deathwind
Indiana Reformatory
Cooper
Porter
Sheridan
Marshal Henderson
Noblesville
Chicago
Judge Hines
Indianapolis
Fort Leavenworth
Mechanics lien case awards Newby Construction $241.10
Judge Hines ruled in favor of Newby Construction Company against Roscoe R Williamson, granting $241.10 after a mechanics lien dispute over a residence on East Fifth Street. Williamson claimed improper construction and misapplied plans, while ownership could not be proven for the lien.
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Sheridan
Hines
Newby Construction Company
Roscoe R Williamson
Williamson
East Fifth Street
Contr?l
Lin
Annual Meeting of Christian Churches in Hamilton County
The annual meeting will be held next Sunday at the Chautauqua grounds in Noblesville. The program opens at 9:45 A.M. with Nellie Fisher in charge of Sunday school. Rev. A. H. Moore preaches the morning sermon and Rev. A. B. Philput preaches in the afternoon.
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Christian Churches of
Hamilton County
Chautauqua
Noblesville
Nellie Fisher
Sheridan
A. H. Moore
A. B. Philput
Indianapolis
W. A. Fippen
Doris Dunn
Wallace Moore
Eva Roudebush
H. L. Fleming
S. N. Stoops
Ed Quear
Addie Bardoner
Marie Hankley Wild
Floy Castor
Minnie Carson
Cteve McCarty
Esther Stultz
E. E. Cloe
Edward Forsythe
J. H. Mavity
Leroy Malott
C. Floyd Shaul
Chicken plague and remedy trial in the state
A rare poultry disease coccidiosis devastates thousands of chickens across the state. The touted cure is adding one eighth teaspoon of catechy per gallon of water. After a farmer reported extreme losses, the remedy coincided with only two deaths the following day.
Convalescing Guy Kercheval at Methodist Hospital
Guy Kercheval is convalescing at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis after a recent surgical operation.
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Guy Kercheval
The
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Sheridan Gas Company Adds New Well on Stahl Farm
After several failures the Sheridan Gas Company drilled a new well on the Stahl farm southwest of Sheridan. Although not as strong as older wells it adds value and drilling will continue once another site is chosen.
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Sheridan Gas Company
Stahl Farm
Sheridan
Boy Scouts Headed to Camp Near Darlington
Loyal Hall leads local Boy Scout troop with Jack Stotler and Clarence Ray as 26 boys depart Wednesday for a two week camp stay near Darlington on Sugarcreek.
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Loyal Hall
Jack Stotler
Clarence Ray
Darlington
Sugarcreek
Refus Orr
Doyal McVicker
Fred Robbins
Kermit Reagan
James Gunn
Fred Davis
Kenneth Pettijohn
Keith Hiatt
Barney Hinshaw
Glen Beard
John Hancock
Veari Baker
Charles Moreland
Lester Kercheval
Worth McMurtry
Kenneth Biddle
Paul Beard
Town Officials On A Junket Inspect Fire Truck In Indianapolis
Col Miller Dr Roe King and Kiefer Elliott members of the town board with Marshal Henderson and Town Attorney Rol Griffin were in Indianapolis Tuesday afternoon inspecting the Stutz fire truck. The board weighs purchase of a new fire fighting machine among alternatives.
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Col. Miller
Roe King
Kiefer Elliott
Marshal Henderson
Rol Griffin
Indianapolis
Aged Boone County Man Samuel Maze Dies at 80
Samuel J. Maze of the Lafayette road in Boone County near Terhune died Monday evening in his eighty first year. He was a widower and his son lived with him. The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon.
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Samuel J. Maze
Lafayette Road
Boone County
Terhune
Mail Pouch Destroyed on Southbound Line
A mail pouch was destroyed Tuesday night when the grabber missed the connect and its contents scattered along the railroad track for about a half mile. Postmaster Norman recovered most, if not all, of the mail in some condition.
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Gether
Sherrick
Norman
Bank examiners audit Farmers Traders State Bank Lafayette
Aids Bank Examiner C. H. Goff cashier of the American State Bank assisted State Bank Examiner L. B. Holleman in examining the Farmers Traders State Bank of Lafayette. The bank held deposits totaling 3 344 956 97 dollars.
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C. H. Goff
American State Bank
Lafayette
State Bank
L. B. Holleman
Farmers Traders State Bank of
Attorney Reduces His Road Claim
G. W. Osborn of Sheridan sued the Hamilton county Board of Commissioners for 500 dollars for representation in the Hinesley gravel road case. He compromised the claim to 300 dollars after the board previously allowed 225. All parties are satisfied with the settlement.
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G. W. Osborn
Sheridan
Hamilton
County Board of Commissioners
Hinesley
Fulz Wheat Proves Superior Producer at Cap Moore Farm
Cap Moore farm threshing showed Fulz wheat outperform Red Wave and Hickman Fulz. Fulz harvested 33 3-4 bushels on the Fulz side versus 25 on Red Wave with potential for 6 to 7 more bushels. Sold to Woods Seed store at a premium. Moore plans to plant only the high producer going forward.
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Cap Moore
Red Wave
Hickman Fulz
Fulz
Woods
Moore
Zion Park Assembly Set for August 3 to 20
The thirty first Zion Park Assembly opens August 3 at Zionsville and runs eighteen days through August 20. Noted speakers include Ex-Governor S. M. Ralston on August 6 and Ex-Senator Beveridge on August 13, with several musical programs planned.
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Thirty-First
Zion Park Assembly
Zionsville
S. M. Ralston
Beveridge
Elected County Attendance Officer Named
Mrs. Horace Pettijohn of Noblesville, a former Sheridan resident, was elected County Attendance officer for the coming year by the Board of Education Monday afternoon. Her only opponent was E. E. Pritpatrick, who held the same office last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Pettijohn
Noblesville
Sheridan
Board of Education
E. E. Pritzpatrick
Coal shortages loom as Sheridan stockpiles deplete
The Sheridan coal supply is dwindling with households unable to buy. The Sheridan Packing Company lacks coal for its August 10 operations, while the Electric Light plant fears three weeks of supply. Rail confiscations hinder shipments, and officials expect government action to shield essential industries. Prices rise and a market rebound may cut costs later.
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Sheridan
Sheridan Packing Company
Big Four
Tipton County School Fight Moves to Court Action
A new complaint filed in Tipton circuit court asks for a restraining order and permanent injunction to stop abandoning the New York School in Jefferson Township. Clarence Walker, a patron, contends the consolidation is not demanded by taxpayers. Judge Purvis set July 31 for a permanent injunction hearing.
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Tipton County
Tipton
Little New York
Jefferson Township
J. H. Ferguson
Clarence Walker
New York House
Walker
Purvis
John W. Graham Dies in Portland with Funeral at Lookout Church
John W. Graham died on the first Monday at the home of William Graham in Portland Indiana. Funeral services were held at Lookout church with interment at Oak Hill cemetery. eora Graham is noted as a son of Mr. Graham.
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John W. Graham
William Graham
Portland
Indiana
Lookout Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Eora Graham
Graham
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