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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
2
Entered at the post office in Sheridan Indiana as second class mail matter issued every Friday morning. Sheridan Indiana June 8 1923. Subscription rates one year in Indiana 1.50 one year outside state 1.75 foreign advertising representative The American Press Association.
A newspaper laments a looming Europe conflict and its potential to depress foreign bond values. It urges owners to sell now for what they paid. The piece contrasts wealth, social pressure, and national optimism with a critique of affluent living and rising materialism. It closes by asking readers to predict America’s tomorrow.
The article warns that today many bonds from Germany to the United States are nearly worthless as postage costs soar to 300 marks for a single letter. It notes the souvenirs of a once glorious nation are now costly for buyers who waited for them to regain value and urges readers not to repeat the mistake with any foreign bonds they hold.
Flora Ellen Michaels daughter of Clark and Lidie Millikan was born June 30 1860 in North Carolina and died June 2 1925 near Sheridan Indiana at age 62. She married Leroy Michaelis April 18 1879 and had five children four surviving Clifton M Beecher Aultman Merrit Row James Stuart and Edgar Ernest who died at 23. She was a Friends birthright member later joining the Wesleyan church at Sheridan and was noted for faithfulness and service. Her husband preceded her in death and she spent years in hospital care after a stroke and paralysis. She leaves four children five grandchildren an aged father a brother three sisters and many relatives and friends. The family notes her trust in Jesus and acceptance of God’s will.
Walter H Wallace son of James P and Rachel Wallace born October 27 1864 Clinton County Indiana died May 30 1923 aged 58 years 7 months 3 days He married Hattie M Wright January 1 1889 They had seven children Rachel E Timmons Joseph V Oscar S Lola B Sylvia Ina O Carl L Ethel M preceded him Several siblings and a widow survive plus thirteen grandchildren He joined the Christian Chapel church in youth later moved away and was a member of the I O O F lodge of Terhune Indiana A verse notes his loss and vacancy left in the home
We thank neighbors friends Mr Antrim and the singers for sympathy and kindness during the sickness and death of our husband and father Walter Wallace. Wife and Children.
A quoted line arguing division and effort appears, suggesting that half of humanity should emulate the other half's actions. The remark reflects a call for parity and cooperation across groups.
Fair tonight and Friday across Indiana. Cooler temperatures expected in the north and central portions.
Indianapolis market shows hogs 9 400 with 1 900 left over and steady to lower prices around 7.25 while cattle and calves shift. Chicago June 22 notes calves down and cattle steady to lower. Buffalo on June 7 1925 reports hogs 15 cars at 7.80 to 7.90.
Sunday gatherings at the Orvie Fouch home included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fouch and others. Lem Venable and wife visited in the afternoon while Mr. and Mrs. Jess Overholser joined C. V. Norman and family for dinner. Carl Norman with wife visited CR. Briges and Mrs. Bra Edgeway and Charles Wall of Indianapolis were afternoon callers.
Evelyn Cottingham of Noblesville spent the latter part of the week with Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Cottingham.
The remark contrasts institutionalizing the mentally ill with those who drive, implying care only when not behind the wheel. It reflects attitudes toward danger, responsibility, and public safety in relation to mental health.
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