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Newspaper

Sheridan News

Location

Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1917

Page

3

Classified ads list furniture and vehicles for sale

Ford touring car good condition Kercheval & Chew. For sale Good B flat Clarinet bargain inquire at News office Walter Northam. Dwelling to be moved off at once W S McMurtry 10th St. Several rods of good field fences and posts at a bargain call on John R Akers Minnie This tlethwaite's hotel. 1 French & Son Player Piano 1 French & Son straight Piano half price must be sold at once Jd W Ridge phone 2 on 58. Good mixed hay one rubber tire carriage one vacuum cleaner F W Kercheval. General purpose mare 7 years old good rubber tire carriage Fletcher Wilson Hortonville Ind. Lost or Stolen 2 ladies coats blue on road Arcadia Bishops Park or from machines in Park. Reward Inquire at NEWS. For Rent 7 room house and good barn See 1328 California St. Lost Automobile crank Return to News Office.

Walter Northam W. S. McMurtry 10Th St John R. Akers Minnie Thistlethwaite French & Son French &Son Jd. W. Ridge F. W. Kercheval Fletcher Wilson Hortonville Ind Arcadia Bishops Park California St

Birthday Milestones Mark Busy Family Dinner in Atlanta

The Bower family and relatives gathered in Atlanta for several birthdays including Mrs. Bower age 76 and Earl Burton age 23 as Era Jane Burton turns one. Grandmothers and great grandmothers named from Kemp ton to Ekin are listed. Also noted is the death of Charlie Teal in Atlanta from a stroke struck while returning from a drive.

Atlanta Thomas Bower North Tipton James Carothars Wilma Coats Kokomo Ed Lane Lois Willis Bower Cade Burton Earl Burton Era Jane Adaline Perry Ekin Bower Era Jane Burton Cooper Kempton Margaret Burton Charles Cooper Charlie Teal Lou Burris

Social News From EKIN Area Tenants and Guests

Miss Maud Small hosted relatives and friends on Sunday including Mrs. Robert Hayes Mrs Nell McGuire Mrs Pearl Small and daughters Mildred and Emiline. Other visitors came from Indianapolis Arcadia and Bloomington with local families. A new M E church pastor will preach Sunday night marking his first sermon.

T. R. Gunn Bess A. Innis Bloomington O. H. Gunn Atlanta Earl Mason M. E

Haines Family Members Visit Parents for Week

Mrs. John B. Haines and her son Malcolm Paul along with Mrs. Wellvie Mitchell and her daughter Virginia Gale are spending the week with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Haines in the city.

John B. Haines Malcolm Paul Wellvie Mitchell Virginia Gale City James Haines

Sheridan Adds Eight Acres Sold for Subdivision

Charley Hoffman sold eight acres on the west end of his small farm at east Tenth street and White avenue to John N. Akers of Hardinsburg Ky for subdivision into about forty residence lots. The sale is set for Saturday afternoon June 16 with lots facing a new cement road and Lafayette road. Cols Iglehart and Miller will supervise. Akers has held three similar sales at Frankfort.

Charley Hoffman East Tenth Street White Avenue John N. Akers Hardinsburg Cement Road Lafayette Road Cols Iglehart Miller

Adams Township Sunday School Convention Kept Large Attendance

The Adams Township Sunday School Association met at Bakers Corner church on June 3 with broad participation from most township schools. The program impressed attendees and included a talk by temperance advocate Mrs. Stanley. Elected officers for the coming year include President C. H. Goff and several department superintendents.

Adams Township Sunday School Association Bakers Corner Stanley C. H. Goff Archie L. Wilson Sec’y Treas Cecile Nell Coleman Elemen’y G. C. McMath Sec John E. Ramsey Jesse McCarty Wm. Woods Home Dept

Pleasant View gatherings and planting delays noted

Farmers remain very late with planting due to heavy rain. Multiple social visits occurred as Ollie Carey and wife hosted their daughter’s family from Noblesville, Will Dean and Dorothy visited Zeri Baker, and Frank Cross and wife entertained several relatives including Ade Overman and the Freshours. A prayer meeting is planned at Cliff Morford’s home Wednesday night. Beulah Barker from Purdue will visit for summer. Arthur Harvey is noted as a fisherman.

Ollie Carey Otis Whitmore Noblesville Will Dean Dorothy Zeri Baker Moontown Cliff Morford Beulah Barker Purdue Merrit Barker Frank Cross Ade Overman Hallie Helen Ruth Lawrence Raymond Fred Freshour Ed Davis Everett Dollie Ortwein Boone County Arthur Harvey Mozelle Williams Creek Arthur Ellen Cloud Mabel John Miller Bloomington W. A. Miler Gladys Thistlethwaite Madge Gray Capital City John Grinstead Walter Kritsch Goldsmith M. W. Hinshaw Clovis Susie Burton Wm. Shull Roy McMath Roy Ogle Atlanta Clarence Ogle Willie Sedwick Lawrence Boyer Ray Fausset Fountain City Vernie Faussett Wm. Johnson Indianapolis J. H. Cox Etta Dell Scott Storms Eats Burris Kempton John Foster Ralph Davis Bakers Corner L. W. Cox Martha Davenport Frankfort Cox E. C. Gullion Lebanon A. C. Scott Marian Lamar Henderson L. E. Stephenson Lonie Perigo Alva Lanham Wm. Lanham Bell Parkhurst Big Springs R. Paddock Ivalu Vickery George Moffitt Robert Hopkins Katherine Stahl Chas. Foster David Hutchens Rocky Ford Colorado Wm. Perry Edward Broad Ripple Lee Wilbur Bannon George Reddick Fishers Station Cecil Buzan Andrew Waggoner Wm. Spurgeon Thurston Fonda Southards Helen Fouch Sunbeam Couch & Stahl’s Rosanna Vickery Margaret Wilson Harry Foster Cicero Layton Mendenhall John Foulke Retha Kelly Ezra Christy Timmons Stanley’s Frank Blubaugh Kirklin Carl Spear Sarah Brandenburg Robert Handley Ruby Presley Newby C. H. Powell Edith Inez Nelle Plew A. B. Martin Swayzee Ind Audie Mace Ethel Chance Mary Remsen Eva Burton L. M. Burton W. R. Kercheval Laura Mae Kercheval Clair Parr Simeon Cox Newcastle D. J. McMath W. L. Northam Revi Jennings Ernest Trout Oscar Trout Rosa Trout Fillmore John Gill W. B. Laughlin Velda Westfield James Kellam Emery Riggs Emerson Riggs John Plough Wm. Ringer Alva Wagszoner Ora Robinson Hillisburg A. L. Haughey Carl Sims Clint Hubbart Hadley Teter Clyde Davis Oterbein Ind Emma _ Davis Helen Davis Guy King Clark Mace Madge Stanley E. J. Walters M. A. Stanley Clark Stout Rev. Stafford Ed Padgett Glen Whitinger J. B. Johnson Whitinger Dorley Melson Lamar Thistlethwaite Carl Parr W. A. Sparrow J. C. Burton Vernie Fausset Mildred Durham A. M. Stephenson Pauline Stahl Pauline Shapley John Gaddis Ora Freeman Walter Fred Rigby Mary Linton June Burton Lottie Longfellow Scircleville Edwin Boone Paul Gaylord Good Albert Baker Willie Baker Velda Laughlin Guy Carraway Nelle Hiatt Lloyd Waitt George Waitt Homer Waitt Frank Waitt Harry Waitt

Bankers Meet in Indianapolis At Columbia Club

John H. Cox C H Goff and Clair Corbin of the American State Bank attended the Eighth Annual session of group four bankers meeting in Indianapolis Wednesday night. N W Cowgill of Noblesville and C H Goff served on the committee in charge. session and dinner were at the Columbia club.

John H. Cox C. H. Goff Clair Corbin The American State Bank Indianapolis Bankers Meeting N. W. Cowgill Noblesville Columbia Club

Local families share visits and dinners across Bloomington area

Numerous Bloomington residents hosted and visited kin and friends over the weekend and past week. Entries list gatherings with the Kritsch, Hinshaw, Burton, Cox, Mendenhall, Davenport, and other families, plus travel notes and a few social announcements.

Sheridan Markets and Memorial Services Report

Market summaries from Sheridan and Buffalo dated June 7 1917 show hog prices peaking at 16 dollars in Sheridan with 9 000 head and calves steady cattle steady and sheep weak. Memorial plans on Sunday June 17 call for Odd Fellows Red Men Knights and Ladies to assemble 130 pm Red Men's Hall and proceed to Crown View Cemetery with James E Kerchevas marshal and John E Sedwick as speaker.

Indianapolis Chicago Odd Fellows Knights Crown View Cemetery Red Men’s Hall Sheridan James E. Kerchevas John E. Sedwick Martinsville J. G. Antrim

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kercheval & Chew S. S. Convention Gregory Binder L. A. Waitt, Hardware and Furniture Sheridan Markets Buffalo M. E. Leavitt Shirley W. A. Miller Byron Moody Teagher Sim Cox Roe King S.C. Phillips Old Stand North Main St Fred T. Wilson First National Bank Albert C. Pearson Occidental Building Illinois Washington Sts L. I. Kerchebal Roy D. Chew R.I. Phillips Elder’s Michigan Boyd & CO Smith Elevator
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