Noblesville Board of Review Opens thirty day session
The Noblesville county board of review convened in the courthouse with members Charles Wann Lincoln Gentry A B Wheeler C C White and A G Finley overseeing. The session will run for thirty days with property listings examined and equalized, hearings for complaints later in the session, and possible special sessions if state orders raise valuations.
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County Board of Review
Court House
Charles Wann
Lincoln Gentry
A. B. Wheeler
Asse Ot
C. C. White
A. G. Finley
State Board
Twenty five graduates in Marion TownshipBoone County
Twenty five students from Marion Township common schools in Boone County will receive diplomas at Fridays commencement at Christian Liberty church. Rev E L Day of Bloomington Indiana will deliver the class address with the topic Four sided People.
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Marin Township
Boone County
Christian Liberty Church
Rev
E. L. Day
Bloomington
Indiana
Porter Myers
Morris Perrige
Frances Marlow
Herschel Gibbs
Margaret Mace
Glen Padgett
Orie Padgett
Claudie Bannon
Real Estate Transfers Across Sheridan and Arcadia Area
Cox and Cooper report several transactions this week. Mrs Ela Franklin sells to J M Kimble for 780 dollars. Loss Quakenbush sells at Second and Blake to Melvin Reser, new miller for Sheridan Milling. Laura Little 53 acres west of Arcadia sold to Chas Snyder of Arcadia. Harry Kuhlman buys 30 acre farm from John Rigby near Little New York in Tipton County for 4500 dollars with Rigby taking a city residence valued at 2000 dollars as part payment.
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Dingle Street
Ela Franklin
J. M. Kimble
Quakenbush
Second and
Blake
Melvin Reser
Sid
Reser
Sheridan Milling Company
Arcadia Pha
Laura Little
Chas. Snyder
Arcadia
Harry Kuhlman
Sheridan
John Rigby
Little New York
Tipton County
Rigby
Lanapolis
Fire destroys home near Hortonville
Mrs Susie Moore had started a living room fire when a spark from the chimney is believed to have ignited the roof The fire spread across the entire top of the house before discovery Only a few articles were saved and the loss is reported partly covered by insurance
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Susie Moore
Hortonville
Centennial progress noted for Hamilton County celebration
A Noblesville meeting discussed moving the Hamilton County Centennial to August 2 and 24. Local committees formed and funds raised, with Adams township needing more support. floats depicting progress in industry and education will lead the parade, relics to be collected for the two day event.
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Noblesville
Hamilton County
Brown
Tne
Adams Township
Hamilton
April Fire Losses Across Indiana Cities Rise
Fire losses in April rose in thirteen Indiana cities compared with March totals, while the thirty-six city April figure nearly doubles the forty-three city March total, per statistics to Newman T Miller State Fire Marshal.
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Indiana
Newman T. Miller
Excursion to Indianapolis and local town business update
An 1901 Sheridan note lists a sale offering a jump seat harness set by O. N. Ridgeway. A special Monon line train to Indianapolis leaves Sheridan 9 57 with 60 cent round trip. John H. Cox attended Noblesville County Council. Town Board met to order 50 yards of gravel for street repairs.
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O. N. Ridgeway
Indianapolis
Monon
Sheridan
John H. Cox
Noblesville
Mrs. Sarah Fulton Dies at 72 in Cicero Area
Mrs. Sarah Fulton wife of William Fulton died at the family home four miles west of Cicero after a long illness from Brights disease. She would have been 73 on the 20th. Funeral at the house Tuesday 10:30 with burial at East Union. Survived by husband three daughters and two sons including Mrs John Hail and Mrs Edward Orr of Tipton and Virgil Fulton.
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Sarah Fulton
William Fulton
Cicero
Morris
Henry County
John Hail
Edward Orr
Roy Fouch
Tipton
Virgil
Ellen Fulton
Telephone Wires to Be Underground in Sheridan
Officials of the Central Indiana Telephone Company approve a five to six thousand dollar extension and improvement project for Sheridan. The plan includes burying lines in clay conduit underground this summer to replace pole lines for better service, appearance, and longevity.
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Central Indiana Telephone Company
Sheridan
Moving Time for Sheridan People
Several Sheridan residents are moving houses this week. C F Gregory and wife relocate to Indianapolis. J C Kercheval and family move into the Gregorys vacated Georgia street residence. W S Pressler and wife set up in the Kercheval home on East Second street. C H Goff and wife move to the Noel Antrim residence on Fast Second street, vacated by C E Senour and wife who moved to Frankfort.
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Sheridan
C. FE. Gregory
Indianapolis
J. C. Kercheval
Gregorys
Georgia Street
W. SS. Pressler
Kercheval
East Second Street
C. H. Goff
Noel Antrim
Fast Second Street
C. E. Senour
Frankfort
John Pulliam Undergoes Second Operation at Robert Long Hospital
John Pulliam is at the Robert Long hospital in Indianapolis after an operation on Wednesday. He had been there for several weeks last fall for rupture. During winter he suffered pneumonia and the flu, reviving his former health problems.
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John Pulliam
Robert Long
Indianapolis
Winona Summer School Opens With Miss Olive Willworth Enrolled
Miss Olive Willworth left this week to attend a six week program at the Winona summer school, joining other students for the season.
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Winona Summer School
Olive Willworth
Winona
Prominent Boxley Resident James Riley Ogle Dies
James Riley Ogle, a Boxleytown resident for over fifty years, died at 83 after a long illness. He was a Civil War veteran of the 39th Indiana Infantry and later the 3rd Cavalry. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 PM at the Boxley M E Church. He leaves a widow and three sons Charles Indianapolis Edward Marion Harley Indianapolis, with Lester Sheridan as a grandson.
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Thomas I. Foutch
Foutch
Sheridan
Harry Griffin
Lawrence Harbaugh
Mattie AM. Foutch
Peal
Peranal
Orin Foutch
Nancy J. Ramer
Ethel Copeland
Bessie Lane
Alice Harbaugh
Elsworth Foutch
George C. Foutch
Thomas J. Foutch
Ervin W. Foutch
Wiliam B. Foutch
Eva Hiatt
Phebe Thompson
Nancy J. Ram
James Riley Ogle
Boxleytown
Boxley M. E
Ogle
39Th
Ind. Infantry
Sth Cavalry
Thomas D. Baker
Thomas J. Fouteh
RN. Chumbaugh
Stephen Cottingham
Mr Ogie
Charles
Indianapolis
Edward
Marion
Harley
Lester Ogie
Sheridon
Farmers Invited to National Wheat Conference in Chicago
Local farmers are urged to attend a national wheat conference in Chicago next Tuesday and Wednesday. Seven wheat belt governors sponsor the meeting to boost American wheat consumption and secure a fair price. The call cites more than 10 million directly interested and notes current prices lag prices of fifty years ago. Citizens may request a personal invitation by writing or telegraphing Governor J A Preus in St Paul Minnesota.
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Chicago
United States
America
J. A. Preus
State Capitol
St. Paul
Minn
Bakers Corner-Horton Telephone Hearing on Rate Increase
The Bakers Corner-Horton telephone company gets a Public Service Commission hearing on June 20 at 10 30 a m in the Bakers Corner school house. The petition seeks a higher monthly charge to cover upkeep and overhead with the current rate 125 dollars plus 25 cents for exchange with Sheridan.
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Bakers Corner-Horton
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A. C. Kauffman
Rosenthal Clothing Company
Ernest Rosenthal
Wade Mount
Harry Pavey
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Shirley Apple
Edward Lowell Apple
Florence Amos
William Seburn
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