Noblesville Board of Education to elect Haines successor
County Superintendent Haines will resign and the County Board of Education may elect his successor on the 24th inst. Nine votes likely, with the Auditor to break a deadlock if needed. Miss Zentmeyer and Prof. Kirk are candidates. Haines plans to move to Indianapolis to lead a reading circle. Prosecution notes and tax assessor work also summarized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Indiana
Haines
County Board of Education
Skirk
Sheridan
Ethel Zentmeyer
Westfield
T. P. Charles
Arcadia
Zentmeyer
Kirk
Prof
Young People’s Reading Circle of
Indianapolis
Judge Gogmes Orders Uton Lard Sold
In Freemont Linton vs. Edeer Linton et al before Judge Coombs of Frankfort the court ruled for the plaintiff and ordered the deed set aside with the land sold to satisfy creditors. The affair traces to 1915 when Edgar J. Linton backed by Freemont Tinton entered the local grocery business then deeded two thirds of sixteen acres near Sheridan to his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freemont Linton
Edeer Linton Et Ae
Coombs
Frankfort
Edgar J. Linton
Freemont Tinton
Edgar
Mary Te. Linton
Sheridan
Freemont
Midland May Be Taken by Pennoy Rumor Gains Strength
Rumor says Pennsylvania Railroad plans to take over Central Indiana after the Frankfort project. Freight would bypass Indianapolis, using Lebanon as transfer point, with 20 000 to 30 000 car loads daily once completed. Officials of Central Indiana and Pennsylvania seen touring the line. Big Four absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Central Indiana Road
Pennsylvania Company
New Frankfort
Indianapolis
Indiana
Lebanon
Central Indiana
Pennsylvania
Medical Men Met Here In Hamilton County
The Hamilton County Medical Association held a well attended meeting in the library basement on Tuesday afternoon. A discussion on Infant Feeding was led by Dr. Munford of Indianapolis with active participation from all members. Dr. Brayton, a skin specialist from Indianapolis, attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County Medical Association
Munford
Indianapolis
Brayton
New Cutts Coleman concrete road set to begin in July
The Cutts Coleman concrete road from Sheridan east line to a southbound road near Wilson Reagan home will start about July 15 under County Commissioners award to Gant of Greenfield. Bid at 36841 dollars with completion by November first. Gant expects forty days of laying after bed is prepared and Sheridan supplies most material. Theodore Wilson named road superintendent. Vickery road to Crown View cemetery also let for bid July 11 and planned for fall construction.
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Sheridan
Wilson Reagan
Gant
Greenfield
Mr. Gant
Theodore Wilson
Vickery
Crown View Cemetery
Auto Crash Injures Young Men Near Whitestown
Buren Shoemaker was severely injured in a Sunday afternoon automobile accident south of Zionsville. Earl Dye and two young women Miss Joyce Pitzer and Miss Ruth Laughner escaped with minor injuries.
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Buren Shoemaker
Earl Dye
Big Spring
Joyce Pitzer
Ruth lLaughner
Whitestown
Zionsville
Milk Cows and Silos Survey Across Indiana Territory
Figures compiled by H S Moredock for the Indiana Condensed Milk Company show 5328 milk cows in the territory owned by 1117 patrons averaging 434 cows per patron. Two hundred patrons farm 214 silos giving one silo to every five farms and one silo for every 25 cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.S. Moredock
Indiana Condensed Milk Company
Tax Same As Last Year Across Township Dog Tax
Township assessor A. I. Cox turned over 363 to Trustee Pettijohn as dog tax for this year. It lists 318 males and 15 females. The amount matches last year’s collection exactly. Two nonpayers will be referred to the Prosecutor.
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A. I. Cox
Pettijohn
Per Capita Cost for Marion Township Schools
The per capita cost of the grade schools in Marion township Boone county for the past school year was 16.33 dollars. Marion township has no high school.
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Marion Township
Boone County
Died At The Age Of 54 Mrs Thistlethwaite
Mrs. Josephine Thistlethwaite 54 wife of Charles Thistlethwaite died at the family home on West Second Street after a several month illness due to complications. She leaves a husband two sons J. M. Thistlethwaite Sheridan and C. Z. Thistlethwaite Indianapolis and three daughters. Funeral was conducted Sunday by Rev. W. D. Bartle Indianapolis. Burial at Crown View cemetery. She was a daughter of John Underwood a pioneer resident of the township. Surviving relatives include Priscilla Hutchens Sheridan Lydia Nassebaum Bakers Corner Harriet Reagan Marshall and others in Ohio and Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Thistlethwaite
Charles Thistlethwaite
West Second Street
J. M. Thistlethwaite
Sheridan
C. Z. Thistlethwaite
Indianapolis
Christian Church
W. D. Bartle
Crown View Cemetery
Thistlethwaite
John Underwood
Priscilla Hutchens
Lydia Nassebaum
Bakers Corner
Harriett Reagan
Marshall Ind
John T. Underwood
Dayton
Ohio
Amos Underwood
Pendleton
Lora Underwood
Hannibal Underwood
Joint Memorial Services Planned In Crawfordsville
The Hon Mike Toley of Crawfordsville will speak at joint memorial exercises of the Red Men K of P and Wood Fellows. Members meet at L O R M hall at 1:30 PM and march to the cemetery for open air services with Sheridan band providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Toley
Crawfordeville
Red Men
K. of
Columbia Graduate Receives Master of Arts Degree
Russel H. Owen son of Mrs M E Owen of Spicewood earned the Master of Arts degree at Columbia University New York after a year of study. He plans to spend several months researching special subjects in Columbia's vast library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel H. Owen
M. E. Owen
Spicewood
Columbia University
N. Y
Death of Geo Shields After Stomach Trouble Near Kempton
Death came Monday night to Geo Shields of near Kempton from stomach trouble. He leaves a wife. The funeral was held Wednesday at Ridge church at 10 o'clock.
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Geo. Shields
Kempton
Ridge Church
Fewer Graduates This Year Across Hamilton County
Hamilton county reports 270 common school graduates this year down from 285 last year. Adams township accounts for 39 graduates as part of the total.
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Hamilton County
Adams Township
Alfalfa in Boone County Survives Severe Winter
A four acre alfalfa field on A. C. Campbell’s Michigan road farm near Kirklin yielded 16 tons last year and is expected to produce about four tons from the first cutting this season. Campbell notes alfalfa hay is excellent feed.
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A. C. Campbell
Michigan Road
Kirklin
Campbell
Sheridan Day Returns with Fifth Local Sale
Sheridan merchants stage their fifth Sheridan Day of the year on Saturday June 17 offering staple articles seen in the display ads on pages four and five. The monthly event is popular in the trading territory as shoppers seize bargains. Epworth League convention for Logansport district meets in Tipton June 20 and 21 with local representatives attending. News Office offers visiting cards at 50 cents per hundred.
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Sheridan
Logansport
Tipton
Wantec Mason Jars and Rubbers Plus Bakery Items
Local shop offers Wantec Mason jars with lids and rubbers. Also features a complete line of fine cakes, bread and rolls.
Local Store Ad Lists Bargains and Discounts
A fragmentary store advertisement highlights priced groceries and bakery items including pineapples olives beans hominy and Fleischman’s yeast. It promotes a LaFrance washing tablet and notes the store as a single bargain counter with pleased customers.
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Desert Perches
California
Sheridan
Home Bakery
Couden
Fleischman’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. Haines
Truelove
Monon Railroad Company
Guy
Walter Dempsey
Stout
Squire Hinshaw
Justice of the Peace
County Board of Review
Hezekiah Ervin and
Joseph Wyant
Linton
Midland
Pennoy
Cutts-Coleman
Greenfield Man
Columbia
Epworth
Kerehevalea
W. E.cox
the Grocer
Couch & Stahl
First National Bank
A. S. Rowe
Jeweler
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