Cantata by Christian Tan deavor Society at church
The Cantata with sacred Bible material from First Samuel retells Saul disobeying God and Samuel’s rebuke with David’s rise. It features support from the North League and local musicians. Proceeds fund a church organ. George W. Scott is conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Tandeavor Society
Christian Church
Saul
Israel
Gilgal
Samuel
Jonathan
Michal
David
Enador
Monorth League
Geo. W. Scott
Conauetor
Fear Nominated for Joint Representative in Tipton Clinton Race
J. H. Fear was nominated at the Tipton Republican convention to represent Tipton and Clinton counties. Fear, a Frankfort resident, is the principal stockholder in the poultry firm headquartered in Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Fear
Tipton
Clinton
Mr. Fear
Frankfort
Sheridan citizens attend Thorntown horse show
Sheridan residents attended the Thorntown horse show yesterday. Messrs Cherry and Marvin Thistlethwaite arrived together and distributed advertising material for the Sheridan Horse Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan Peone
Thorntown
Messrs
Cherry
Marvin Thistlethwaite
Sheridan
Crown View Cemetery votes on lot pricing and future plans
The Crown View Cemetery board sets price scales for lots and graves and reports plots ready for sale. Bids will be invited for a chapel and vault with a project to beautify grounds. Sexton Milt Hiatt leads burial operations while a public code of rules is prepared. Sheridan residents attend baptizing Sunday near Boxley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown View Cemetery
Indiana
Milt’ Hiatt
Board of Managers
Jno
HH. Cox
J.C. Newby
A. M. Bell
J. G. Antrim
J. Li. Vickery
Sam Cook of Amboy in Sheridan on business this week
Sam Cook, resident of Amboy Indiana, traveled to Sheridan on business during the first part of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Cook
Amboy
Indiana
Sheridan
Protection for Rural Delivery Mail Boxes Act Promised
A new law aims to shield rural postal boxes from damage or theft. It imposes penalties of up to 100 dollars fine or up to three years imprisonment for willful injury destruction or theft of boxes or mail matter.
Gun Club Meeting Reports Weekly Practice Scores
The Gun Club met at Compton Grove on Friday afternoon for a practice session. Each member fired 17 shots with the following bird hits: Robbins 14, Sample 1, Thistiethwaite 10, McCarty 10, Johnson 9, Mendenhall 9, Cox 9, Will Cook 9, Stephenson 9, Kercheval 9, Bradfield 8, Malott 7, Clif Fisher 7, Herb Ray 6, Will Compton 3, Thistiethwaite 3, Hal Cox 3, Johnson 2, Gifford 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compton Grove
Win. Robbins
W. B. Sample
Thistiethwaite
Jno. McCarty
W. Johnson
E. J. Mendenhall
O. A. Cox
Will Cook
Will Stephenson
Ed Malott
Carl Kercheval
Walt Bradfield
T. i Malott
Clif Fisher
Herb Ray
Will Compton
John Thistiethwaite
Hal Cox
John Johnson
John Gifford
Birthday Party Honors Paul McIntire's Sixth Birthday
The McIntire family hosted a Saturday evening celebration for Paul McIntire's sixth birthday. Mrs. Colby and Miss Daisy Richey aided in entertainment as children enjoyed a memorable gathering. Each guest received a photograph of Paul and he received many valuable presents. Golden Rule clerks were invited for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul McIntire
Colby
Daisy Richey
Arthur Palmer Re-enlists in Regular Army in New York
Arthur Palmer traveled to Indianapolis yesterday to re enlist in the regular army under a regulation that allows reinlistment within three months without losing rank if the soldier is an officer. Palmer, formerly a 1st Sergeant, will reenlist as an officer and request assignment to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Palmer
Indianapolis
Tie
Arthur
Sargeant
New York
Odd Fellows Memorial Service Held at M E Church
The Odd Fellows observed a memorial service Sunday afternoon at the M E Church with County Superintendent Hutchens delivering the address. The program included music and committee reports to mark graves in local cemeteries. Attendance was good, though not as large as some former occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
M. E
Hutchens
Sheridan Farmer Loses Stock in Lightning Storm
Ed Rawlings of three miles northeast of Sheridan reports three horses struck by lightning during Tuesday night storm. Two horses died and one young calf also perished in the pasture near the barn, with the others injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Rawlings
Sheridan
Marriage Announcement for W. W. Parr and Florence Burns
Cards announce the marriage of W. W. Parr of this place to Miss Florence Burns of Borden Indiana on June 25. The ceremony will occur at the bride’s parents home in Borden. The couple will reside in Sheridan and be at home to friends after July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Parr
Florence Burns
Borden
Indiana
Sheridan
Grace Jeffries millinery moves south for June sale
Mrs Grace Jeffries millinery store has moved three doors south of her former location and is running a June sale of millinery with everything reduced to make room for fall stock.
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Grace Jeffries
Restraining order issued over moving frame building in town
Judge Neal issues a temporary restraining order against Lemuel Todd and others moving a frame building into a fire district. A hearing next Monday will decide if the ordinance is valid and the injunction becomes permanent or if the order is dissolved. Ed Thistlethwaite moved the Jeffries millinery shop building into a prohibited area. the millinery was relocated south of Richey Richards hardware. Shirts and Pertig of Noblesville serve as town attorneys in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
Lemuel Todd
Mr. Todd
Ed Thistlethwaite
Trial of Wm Federa in Noblesville Murder Case
The murder trial of Wm Federa for John Seay's death proceeds in Hamilton Circuit Court Noblesville. The packed courtroom shows strong public interest as Kane Kane and Beals compete in the prosecution and the defense presents evidence. The jury from Noblesville includes C Elliott and Chas A Kudaly. The State rested Wednesday and the defense began yesterday with the case likely to go to the jury Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Federa
John Seay
Noblesville
Hamilton
Chas. A. Kudaly
Kane & Kane
Mr. Beals
Federa
Ralph Kane
Neal
Street Concert Band Seeks Weekly Support from Citizens
For weeks the street concert band has performed on Saturdays and many businessmen and residents have agreed to contribute a small weekly sum, though the total is too low. The appeal urges all to help, noting some pay what they can while others pay nothing, and asks people not to complain about performance but to donate at least a quarter weekly to sustain practice and time spent playing.
Memorial services of K of P decorate graves plan
Graves will be decorated Sunday morning June 15 details include parade from Castle Hall at 2 80 pm to M E church led by Sheriff Military band Bron O A Cox marshal church services include songs prayer and addresses by Bro Parsons with participation of Rathbone Sisters parade then return to Castle Hall and break ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Hall
M. E. Church
Sheridan Military Band
Bron. O. A. Cox
Chas. M. Parr
Bro. Parsons
Bro
Geo. W. Scott
Lodge
Rathione Sisters
J. G. Antrim
J. HE. Kercheval
W.d. Woops
Stafford Wins Russiaville Bank Building Contract
Sheri dan contractor Hadley H. Stafford was the successful bidder for the Russiaville bank building to be erected this summer. He won the contract at about $12,000, the lowest of four bids and nearly $20 under the highest bid, a close margin considering the contract's size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley H. Stafford
Sheridan
Russiaville Bank
Stafford
Charley Russell of Anderson Shakes Hands in Sheridan
Charley Russell from Anderson is pictured greeting old friends during a social gathering in Sheridan. The moment captures familiar faces and local camaraderie as he reconnects with community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Russell
Anderson
Sheridan
Closeout Millinery Sale and Indianapolis Excursion
A local ad promotes reduced prices on summer millinery and invites shopping. It also notes a Monon excursion to Indianapolis on Sunday June 22 with a Sheridan departure at 10:15 a.m. and return from Indianapolis at 7:00 p.m., round trip fare 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monon
Indianapolis
Sheridan
Ministers Hold Sheridan Meeting At M E Church
A Sheridan ministers meeting convened at the M E Church on Monday morning. Rev Bundy read an engaging paper and the hour was profitably spent. A follow up meeting is set for Monday June 23 at 10 o clock a m with Rev Tice and Brown to present papers. The formation of a ministerial association will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
M. E
Bundy
Tice and
Brown
Cantata at Sheridan Opera House June 20 1902
Cast includes Saul King of Israel G W Scott Jonathan Saul’s son Herbert Tapp David Chas Wright Samuel prophet Lord Wes wa G Antrim Dr H E Davenport Michal Saul’s daughter Mae Scott Elizabeth Glass Comforting Messenger Maud Clements Witch of Endor Bea Newton pianist Mary Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan Opera House
Saul
King
Israel
G. W. Scott
Jonathan
Herbert Tapp
David
Chas
Wright
Samuel
Prophet
Lord
Wes Wa
G. Antrim Herald
H. E. Davenport
Michal
Mae Scott
Elizabeth Glass
Maud Clements Witch
Endor
Bea Newton
Mary, Davenport
Sewer Work Proceeds Faster on Safer Ground
Work on the sewer is progressing more rapidly as crews gain better ground. The project nears Georgia street and is less troubled by quicksand or cave-ins of any magnitude.
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Georgia Street
Sheridan's Lady Singers to Shine in King Saul Chorus
The female choruses in King Saul promise exceptional singing and will uphold the high reputation of Sheridan's ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul
Sheridan
Lady Singers
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J. A. Branson
Boxtey
Ballard's
Fisher & Thistlethwaite, Proprietors
Sam
Sheridan Gun Club
Odd Fellows Memorial
Seay
Conn
Sherwin-Williams
A. Gardner
Clarence R. Griffin
J. Warren Griffin
C. R. Griffin & Co
Sheridan, Indiana
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