Westfield Scarce in Loss to Sheridan Ball Clubs
Westfield was shut out by Sheridan after a fast start, Kerche opening with a long three bagger as Carmel’s Fisher began on the mound. Newton impressed on the hill with four hits and fourteen strikeouts, while Martin tamed the visitors after initial runs. The Coca Colas of Indianapolis are billed to visit next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Westfield U
Washington
Kerche
Fisher
Carmel
Martin
Newton
Westfield Lads
Coca Colas
Indianapolis
No Arrangements After Second Corn Carnival Meeting
A second meeting of Corn Carnival and horse show representatives from town lodges ended without new results. Some lodges oppose paying their share of costs arguing laws forbid or inability to fund. If donations from lodges fail, businessmen may cover the expense.
Town Treasurer Report for 1908 Cash Balances
A detailed town treasurer report shows on hand balances Jan 1 1908 and July 1 1908 for funds General fund sewer assessment sewer bond street and electric light across multiple streets including Main AB Ohio North Georgia and East 4th and 5th. Overdrawn balances and paid-out amounts are listed with specific street accounts and ditch projects. A final note attributes the report to A C Scott Town Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Georgia
General Fund
South Georgia
California
Ohio Street
West 2Nd
Old Main
Sheridan Ditch
Thistlethwaite Park Ditch
Zeneral Fund
East 4Th and 5Th
Cora Street
South Main
East
A. C. Scott
Town Treas
Report of the Farmers National Bank of Sheridan Indiana
The report states the bank in Sheridan Indiana as of July 1 1908 lists resources and totals. J E Kercheval cashier certifies the statement as true to the best knowledge with directors Ed Thistlethwaite and Chas Thistlethwaite and notary Samuel Griffin witnessing on July 20 1908 with notary commission expiring 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Indiana
U. S
State of
County of
Hamilton
I. L. W. Cox
L. W. Cox
E. Eliott
G. H. Palmer
A. M. Stephenson
W. L
J. E. Kercheval
Samuel Griffin
Court House transfers and filings list
Transfers include Perry B. Mendenhall to Nathan W. Mendenhall and Geo. W. West to Carrie B. West with city land and Noblesville lots valued at 1 to 1350 dollars. Also marriages: Charles Ross Wicker with Edna V. Chance and others. Legal actions include several complaints for damages and divorce proceedings and partition cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry B. Mendenhall
Nathan W. Mendenhall
Washington
Squire Newby
John A. Heisser
Arcadia
Geo. W. West
Carrie B. West
Noblesville
Vern Wicker
Ethel M. Barsett
M. F. Bell
Mary Alice Stephenson
Sarah Ann Seeman
Stephen A. Hartley
White River Typ
Charles Kassabaum
Sheridan
Susan Kepner
Edward Kepter
Rensselaer Lumber Co
George A. Strickfaden
Edward Thistlethwaite
John T. Stephens
Joyce A. Parsons
Milton A. Parsons
Frank C. Hershey
Mary E. Davis
Sheridan Wagon Supply Co Endorses Dump Wagon Works
A meeting at the News office adopted a plan to form the Symons Dump Wagon Works with a committee headed by Jno H Cox to inspect the factory. The committee reported favorably and set a Wednesday hearing, paving the way for final organization of the Sheridan Wagon Supply Co as guarantor. Joe Symons will lead outreach to endorsing parties and push toward final organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symons
Jno
H. Cox
J. C. Newby
G. H. Palmer
Chas. Budaley
Joe Symons
Sheridan Wagon Supply Co
CHOICE OF FOUR MONTHS FOR RURAL CARRIERS VACATION
Rural carriers must take paid leave between July 1 and November 1 1908 under a Washington issued order. Leave earned July 1 1908 will be paid only during that window with no extension until July 1 1909. Sundays holidays not counted. Christmas day service required. Substitute carriers not paid for Sundays holidays unless essential work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Washington
Farm near Sheridan with good buildings and wind mill
A 40 acre farm three to four miles north of Sheridan on a gravel road is described as having solid buildings and fencing, a good well and wind mill. A phone message received Thursday morning announced the death of Mrs Herschel Redding ton at Elwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Herschel Reddington
Elwood
Notice to property owners to mow along public highway
All persons owning property adjoining the public highway under my jurisdiction are requested to mow their areas. J. C. Ringer, Supt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Ringer
W A Johnson and Son Visit Indianapolis Friends
W A Johnson and his son Harry spent the first of the week with friends in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Johnson
Harry
Indianapolis
Pritsch Family Reunion Held at John Pritsch Home
The Geo Pritsch family held their first reunion at the John Pritsch home on Sunday July 26. Attendees included Geo Pritsch and wife of Baltimore Md Mrs Caroline Humes and son of Cutler Mrs Minnie Lu per and daughter Carl Henry and Geo Pritsch of Sedalia Mrs Katie Black and son of Frankfort and Jacob and Walter Pritsch and families. Rev Tilmon Hobson assisted in Los Angeles and Seattle work under the General Assemblys Committee on Evangelistic Work. J Wilbur Chapman commends Hobson as a true man of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Pritsch
John Pritsch
Baltimore, Md
Caroline Humes
Cutler
Minnie Luper
Carl
Henry
Sedalia
Katie Black
Frankfort
Jacob
Walter Pritsch
Tilmon Hobson
Los Angeles
Cal
Seattle
Wash
General Assembly
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
First National State Bank
Resources
U.S
National Bank
Westfield
Horse Show and Corn Carnival
the Farmers’ National Bank
Ind
Chas. Thistlethwaite
Ed Thistlethwaite
Wainwright Trust CO
Noblesville, Ind
Court House
Charles Ross Wicker and
Edna V. Chance
Russel W. Dye
Grace Lamb
Asa B. Hinshaw
Bessie G. Randall
Clarence O. Sweet and
Gertrude Hammons
Grover T. Sumner and
Hazel P. Kauffman
William K. Millholland
Mae
Ora R. Hancock and
Creola J. Galbraith
Arleigh H. Fickle and
Elizabeth H. Rash
Choige
Department
Garden City
Kansas
Kan
E. Newby & Co
Sheridan, Indiana
Great Western Land Co
Garden City, Kan
Pritsch
J. Wilbur Chapman
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