Noblesville and Tipton County Hold Joint Road Session
Noblesville Indiana. The commissioners met with the Tipton county board on Saturday to act on a petition for a cement road from Range Line highway east to Atlanta. The petition failed proper advertising and was continued to July 20 for viewers to assess public utility and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton County
Range Line
Atlanta
Worley
Cicero
L. N. Joseph & Co
Back
Ramsey & Company
White River Township
D. M. Brock
Brock Road
Hazel Dell
Robert Follett
Charles Quick
J. S. Shannon
Osborn Road
Washington Township
Wool Auction Terms Set for Hamilton County Farmers
Hamilton county farmers will sell their wool clip on a per cent basis under a Saturday contract with Duncan and Leavitt of Noblesville. The firm will take a 2 cent per pound commission, with bids of 40 cents for good wool and 20 cents for rejections. Deliveries go to Noblesville Saturdays and Sheridan Wednesdays, with 25 cents paid for good wool and 15 cents for rejections on arrival, the balance when sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Duncan & Leavitt
Noblesville
Ay Sheridan
Main and Third Street Properties Sold
George Young and Abraham Steffey of the old hardware firm sold buildings on Main and West Third streets to D. F. Hutchens for 5000 dollars. The Main Street room fronts 20 feet with a 25 foot Third Street entrance. a 30 by 60 foot warehouse on Third Street was included. The buyers intend new uses for the site after occupancy by Sheridan Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Young
Abraham Steffey
D1 Young& Steffey
Main
West Third Street
D. F. Hutchens
Main Street
Third Street
Young and Steffey
Sheridan Hardware Company
Hutchens
Sheridan Observes Holiday Quiet in Business District
Sheridan merchants paused Monday for a holiday with only essential outlets open to handle heavy traffic. Farmers who finished planting earlier in the week also took a day off. The next stop will be July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Sheridan People At Bis Race At Indianapolis 500
Local residents attended the 500 mile race at Indianapolis on Monday while thousands from across the United States and abroad watched. Cars bore license tags from many seaboard and western states reflecting broad attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United States
Seabord
Ford Touring Car Turned Over Northwest of Cemetery
A Ford touring car owned by Harley Adkinson overturned on the Cement Road northwest of the cemetery Sunday afternoon. All occupants escaped injury though the car was badly wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Adkinson
Drowned Boy from Tipton In Gravel Pit Near Atlanta
William H. Fogle an eleven year old from Tipton drowned in a gravel pit near Atlanta last Thursday afternoon after cramps struck him in deep water. The tragedy was reported by local authorities and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Fogle
Tipton
Atlanta
Pastor Wolff Takes Five Month Leave For Health
Rev Wolff pastor of the Christian Church has been granted five months leave of absence for health reasons He left Sunday evening for Arcadia to visit his brother before going to Kokomo He plans to pursue factory or carpentry work and switch to an active line of employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Wolff
The
Christian Church
Arcadia
Kokomo
Insurance Companies Adjust Losses After City Fire
Representatives of fire and insurance companies discussed losses from last Wednesday night. Excluding Henry Entin H B Johnson and D R Elder the smaller losses were paid or covered. Dr King Fay Bond and T L Mallott received full or partial coverage. The Community Exchange carried 400 on the L T Stokes car and issued a full check. Garage building and contents adjustments pending due to multiple insurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Entin
H. B. Johnson
D. R. Elder
Dr. King
Fay Bond
T. L. Malott
Mr. Elder
Bond
Community Exchange
L. T. Stokes
Mr. Stokes
Willis Bohannon Sells Fourth Street Home to Robert Bush
Willis Bohannon sold a seven room residence on East Fourth Street Owens Addition to Robert Bush for 3100. John Bush and wife will occupy the property. The deal was completed through the Community Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Bohannon
East Fourth Street
Owens Addition
Robert Bush
John Bush
Community Exchange
Back In Business Henry Entin Returns to Trade
Henry Entin, whose poultry establishment burned last week, has rented rooms in the Opera House block and will continue to buy produce. It is probable a new building will be erected soon to take care of him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Entin
Opera House
Franklin College Coach Thurber Visits Sheridan on Decoration Day
Franklin College coach Thurber visits Sheridan for Decoration Day events. The appearance highlights local sports figures and holiday observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coach Thurber
Franklin College
Sheridan post office seeks new clerk after resignation
Lowell Pettijohn resigned June 1 to manage a hardware store due to his father's illness. A civil service examination will be held on June 26 to fill the vacancy. C. M. Johnson acts in the post, applicants must be men aged 18 to 45, salary is 1000 dollars annually. Miss Bessie Pritsch heads the local civil service board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan Post Office
Lowell Pettijohn
Petejohn
C. M. Johnson
Bessie Pritsch
Civil Service Board
Eighth Grade Commencement Named for Washington Township
Walter Edwards trustee will host the eighth grade commencement at Forrest Grove next Sunday at 2 30 pm. Prof M H Stuart of Te nnichal High School Indianapolis and former Sheridan High School teacher will deliver the class address. The township graduates forty four this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Edwards
Washington Township
Forrest Grove
M. H. Stuart
Teenichal High School
Indianapolis
Sheridan High School
Good Program At Spencer Cemetery Decoration Day
An interesting patriotic program rendered at Spencer Cemetery Decoration Day at 9 30 in honor of the soldier dead. E J Mendenhall gave the principal address. Music by Uncle Sam's Martial band a quartet and Terhune Sunday School children. Large crowd attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Cemetery
E. J. Mendenhall
Uncle Sam
Terhune
Adams High School Fifteenth Alumni Meet Friday Night
The Adams To high school alumni plan their fifteenth annual reunion in Boxley high auditorium on Friday evening June 11. Ralph Baker serves as president this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams To
Boxley High
Ralph Baker
Sheridan Man Named for National Republican Convention
G. H. Palmer and likely one or two Sheridan associates will attend the National Republican Convention in Chicago next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. ‘Palmer
Sheridan
Chicago
Decoration Day Services At Crown View Cemetery
Elder W. T. Barbie of Rennselaer delivered the principal address at Decoration Day services at Crown View cemetery on Sunday. The G A R hall groups formed via Sheridan band and drum corps with World War soldiers on foot and by car. Enoch Worley led the program with prayers, committee reports, and a large crowd in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Barbie
Rennselaer
Sheridan Christian Church
Crown View Cemetery
G. A. R. Hall
Sheridan Band
K. V. Elliott Post
G. D. Palmer
Boys In
Eber Teter
Enoch Worley
Little Ruby Vinning
C. E. Elliott
Erhune Woman Called by Death
Rosa D. Stowers wife of Daniel Stowers of Terhune died early Tuesday from liver cancer after a year of ill health. She was 45 and survived by her husband and four children Wesley Mansfield May and Rebecca Stowers. Funeral services were held at the home Thursday with burial in the Stowers cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa D. Stowers
Daniel Stowers
Terhune
Wesley, Mnford
Miss May
Rebecca Stowers
Stowers Cemetery
Agri estate changes hands again near Lamong
Cox and Cooper traded a 100 acre Lamong area farm known as the Wm E Taylor farm to Lambert Ogle for 385 dollars. Ogle swapped his 60 acre Boone county farm valued at 300 per acre. Taylor sold the property about a year ago for 800. Possession will pass next March. The Wimborough owned the Taylor farm at Clinton county. The farm has changed owners several times in the past year at rising prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox & Cooper
Lamong
Wm. E. Taylor
Lambert Ogle
Mr. Ogle
Boone County
Taylor
Robert Wimborough
Clinton County
Mr. Taylor
Milk Receipts Break Record at Sheridan
Over 2500 farmers sold milk to Sheridan in May, with Tuesday June 2 receipts totaling 146,431 pounds, a 5 percent rise above last year’s best daily total and a probable further increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Couple from Hortonville visit brother in Colorado Springs
W L Cutts and his wife travel from Hortonville to Colorado Springs Colorado for an extended visit with his brother, matching a family reunion pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Cutts
Hortonville
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Sheridan News Ad Rates Highlight Local Reach
Local publication promotes advertising opportunity in Sheridan with emphasis on audience size and affordable rates for businesses seeking broad community exposure.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Noblesville, Indiana
Ciieute
Foutch
Adams Township
Sam
Harry Griffin
Inda Hobbs
Rolla Hobbs
Allston Ogle
Ogle
Marcus Ogle
Fall Creek Township
Fall Creek
Gilbert Hanna
Young Ogle
Hanna
Alexandria
State Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Clarence Ogle
Faucett
McCarty
Cecil Bennett
Citizens State Bank
Bennett
Houston
Stark
Nellie Vandyke
Ralph Vandyke
Marion County
A. L. Gordon
Union Traction Company
M. A. Richmond
Fred Hines
W. F. Williams
Fishers
Indianapolis Pike
Dr. Black
Manship
Muncie
Pash
Police
John B. Thrift, Sr
Main & Third Street Properties
Ford
Inurance Company
Fourth Street Property Lord
Spencer
Agre Farm
Sheridan News
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!