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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
10
Evolutionary theory is included in almost all college texts and sparks debate among young people who may lead tomorrow. The church will discuss whether science as taught today can coexist with faith. The event invites all thinkers to attend Sunday night as the W M S meets Friday afternoon at Mrs Norris Spidel's home.
Miss Bea Drake arrived back Saturday evening from El Paso Texas where she had been visiting.
The assessor reports a lost will for Mr Hinshaw with estate charges of 23374.28 and heirs to receive 22953.48. land sales to Martha Huffman and Reese Saylor. Divorces include Dr Glenn Grubbs Clare Grubbs Noblesville case and Jefferson J Billhymer Mary Billhymer Arcadia petition. replevin over a violin filed by Ethel Barrett. Other judgments list specific asset allocations including phonograph and china closet.
Thousands of motorists passing Lebanon for Speedway races received free fresh milk at the Indiana Condensed Milk Company plant. About 170 gallons were dispensed in 5000 cups as 7500 people were served, drawing visitors from multiple states. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hottinger visited Franklin and Scotsburg with Miss Edna Dunham for plants.
A brief classified notice lists Sheridan News and Ohio Farmer at one year for a fixed price. The item references a for sale offer and pricing terms in a simple ad style.
Claude Wells, eleven years with Central Barber Shop, resigns due to ill health and plans a summer rest before returning to steady work. Rev. W. L. Waldo, United Brethren minister and father of Mrs. Homer Shaul, dies at a daughter’s home in Muncie. Thelma and Hilda Reddington of Frankfort visit the C. H. Fisher home.
Mr and Mrs George Fear spent Sunday with grandson George King at his Broad Ripple home and visited at the Guy King residence. Olive Cox spends this week with Mary Catherine Layton in Indianapolis during a Rush County ten day visit.
Inquiry about subscribing to Modern Priscilla Pictorial Review and People's Home Journal with a magazine agent listing prices and contact. Wells promotes subscriptions and offers to handle all magazines.
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