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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1902
Page
1
G A R and W R C held annual Memorial and Decoration Day events with Rev Brown and Rev Parsons delivering speeches. The crowd praised the addresses and flowers were laid on graves as comrades reflected on veterans and the sacrifices of fallen heroes.
The Odd Fellows memorial service will be held at the M a Church Sunday afternoon at 230. Members meet at the I O O F hall at 2 o'clock to march to the church. Reports of decorating committees and a memorial address by County Superintendent I A Pont ens are on the program. Daughters of Rebekah and wives of Odd Fellows are especially invited. Public attendance urged. N J Shistiethwaite's Furniture offers new up to date stock in the Opera House Block.
Notice to Sheridan citizens that during June all unclean vaults and areas must be cleaned and all decayed vegetable matter and rubbish removed from backyards vacant lots alleys and streets. Failure to comply will have marshal clean premises and charges levied against owner. Dr J W Davenport Health Officer.
Sheridan Masonic Fraternity plans St John’s Day events with a sermon by Rev. Jirwino of Cicero on the Sunday before June 24. Rev. Erwin, a former Muncie District elder, is a member and Methodist pastor for the area. Music by a quartet to accompany the service at the M E church.
Miss Helen Pearson hosted a birthday party at her home on Saturday evening for about thirty five children. The lawn was lit with Japanese lanterns after dusk. Refreshments of sand witches, ice cream and cake were served and the children presented a short program of songs and recitations. Helen received several gifts.
Thorntown will hold a big street horse show next Thursday June 12 all day with the usual cash premiums. The event will feature band concerts and other amusements. Mendenhall and Co advertise American Girl shoes and slippers with guarantees of style, price, and quality.
The Town Board met in regular session with all members present and granted the Horse Show Association permission to use the streets on June 27. The association will collect fees for privileges and reimburse the town for extra police costs.
About seventy five friends gathered Thursday evening at the Mc Math residence to honor Mrs. D J Mc Math on her birthday. The crowd enjoyed an informal social with music by visitors and ample ice cream with trimmings. Brother P B Stout helped lead at the ice cream fountain.
Frank McClain of Colorado visits sister Mrs James Harrison for a long awaited reunion with their sister Mrs Ella Pierce of Sheridan. They plan a trip Friday to Union County to revisit their old home. Ledger note mentions local agency for Binkley Buggies from Tipton Richey & Richardson.
Aaron Shoemaker died at his Noblesville home Monday morning of heart failure at age 60 after poor health. A World War II veteran, he served four years in the Indiana volunteers, was active in county Republican politics, served as county treasurer, deputy treasurer, and on the county council. He leaves four children. Funeral at the M. W. Church in Noblesville Wednesday.
A general order directs all members of the W. R. C. to display the flag from their homes on June 14, marking the 125th anniversary of the American flag.
Higbee Buggy Co announces closing out its entire stock of cultivators at 20 dollars each. Limited quantities remain and buyers are urged to act now to take advantage of the cost price sale.
Rev Bundy delivered an engaging talk on the American Indian with Indian relics shown and explained to add interest. Dick Lynch of Marion moved his family to Sheridan. he trains six horses at the Davenport Wright farm track west of town. Norwood of Benton county visits Sheridan seeking a location for his business. A lightning strike damaged the barn on J B Cotirets farm but no livestock harmed. Christian Church ladies plan a market Saturday June 9 at Jessup Lank's.
Doe owners told to call and vet receipt by June 20. After that date delinquents’ names go to the prosecutor. Also warns it is offense to own or harbor a dog three months old after assessor completes work. Owners may vet the receipt from their trustee Theo Pettijon Tp Trustee.
The children and other relatives of the late J. A. Davids express gratitude for the kindness and sympathy shown during his illness and death.
Linton's Stock and Poultry Food will be sold until June 15 at 5 cents per pound, after which the price will increase. Sold by T. and Malott. Aven Linton manufacturer.
Elder and Mrs Hodson and their son attended the funeral of Mrs Hodson's brother Jobo Day in Goldsmith. The 52 year old, long ill with stomach cancer, died Sunday evening. Interment followed at Normandie cemetery.
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