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Newspaper

Sheridan News

Location

Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1910

Page

7

Sunday Visits and Local Gatherings across Shelby County

Aubrey Bradshaw and family spent Sunday with Rollie Kellams Enos Pickett and family of Sheridan visited Tuesday with John Pickett and family Wayman Lindley and wife of Bedford visited last week with Harley Hudson's and John Pickett's Burney Baker and wife Thomas Laker and daughter Gertrude were Sunday guests of Wm Baker and wife Jesse Hoison and son Jewett were at Indianapolis Wednesday to see the aeroplane exhibition Fletcher Wilson and wife dined Sunday with Homer Myers and wife Miss Dolly Goeble of Fairmount and Mr Eddy two missionaries about to depart for India entered tained an audience at the Wesleyan church Tuesday night Jesse Kellam and wife entertained at dinner Sunday John Wiles and family of Noblesville Lon Kellai and family of Fishers Station Roy and Clyde Kellam of Cicero Alvin Foulke and family and Harry Kellain and family

Aubrey Bradshaw Rollie Kellams Enos Pickett Sheridan John Pickett Wayman Lindley Bedford Harley Hudson John Picketts Fletcher Wilson Homer Myers Dolly Goeble Fairmount Mr Eddy India Wesleyan Church Jesse Kellam John Wiles Noblesville Lon Kellai Fishers Station Roy and Clyde Kellam Cicero Alvin Foulke Harry Kellain

June Verse and Local Notes From Horton Community

A period piece entry blending Rural June festival verse with a local news roundup. Mentions Virgo Robbins and a new Chicago focus, Children’s Day events at Horton and Lamong and M. E. church, crops and farming activity, recent property moves, barn remodeling, local visits, and residents’ whereabouts and minor happenings in Horton area.

Sunday Visits Among Local Families

R F D No. 23 Clarence Walker and family had dinner with Jacob Boyer and family. W S McMurtry and wife were guests of Andy Fox and family Sunday. Wesley Wallace and family vis ited with Mack Forkner and wife. Lula Miller entertained Marion Moore Russell Pickett and Lottie Parr Sunday.

Clarence Walker Jacob Boyer W S McMurtry Andy Fox Wesley Wallace Mack Forkner Lula Miller Marion Moore Russell Pickett Lottie Parr

Boxley Children’s Day Draws Good Attendance

A well attended Children’s Day program was held in Boxley. Many locals visited relatives over the weekend, including Mrs. Oliver Baker of Fairmount with Dr. Teter and wife, and families of Teter, McMurtry, Palmer, Cline, Small, Beam, McVey, Hadley, Kincaid, and Parks visiting various residence hosts.

Oliver Baker Fairmount Dr. Teter Fred Merritt Indianapolis Frank Kincaid Jesse McVey Ed McVey Mary Parks Frank Spurgeon Near Ekin Theo Hadley

Mrs William Cornell Dies At Home Near Sheridan

New York news notes the death of Mrs William Cornell after an eight month illness at her home six miles north of Sheridan. Other items report Mrs Susan Jackson remains ill, and various local visits including Grover Miller and family, George Burton and family, Ida Harris, Walter Rector, and Ysiah Jackson visiting Aunt Susan Jackson.

William Cornell Sheridan Susan Jackson William Adkinson Sharpsville Grover Miller George Burton Ida Harris Walter Rector Ysiah Jackson

Social Evening Visits Across Kempton and Sheridan

Miss Blanche Rector and Miss Bonnie Rector dined with Miss Ruth King of Kempton Thursday. Miss Opal Small spent the evening with Mrs Redd in Kempton. Clarence Cropper and L A Horton were in Sheridan Saturday evening. Mrs Belle Small visited her daughter Mrs Leota Smiley Monday.

Blanche Bonnie Rector Ruth King Kempton Opal Small Mrs. Redd Clarence Cropper L .O. Horton Sheridan Belle Small Leota Smiley

Correspondents’ Newsletters Delayed in North Adams Paper

The paper explains moving and type tie ups prevented publication of correspondence from North Adams this week. Editors urge all correspondents to write next week to ensure no one is left out.

North Adams

Keller Couple On Extended Atlanta Coast Visit

Jacob Keller and his wife Ofziona spent the latter part of last week with J. K. Rodemann and family. They left Sunday morning for an extended visit on the Atlanta coast.

Jacob Keller Ofziona J. K. Rodemann Atlanta

Owens Family Entertained at Kempton Home

Tom Owens and family of Kemp ton, Y. Owens and children, S. A. Timmons and family and L. P. Owens were entertained at the home of T. C. Owens Sunday.

Tom Owens Kempton 8. Y

Farm Sale Near Atlanta Seals 20 Acre Transfer

Harvey Ogle sold his 20 acre farm to John Rushton near Atlanta for 130 dollars per acre. Possession is to be given March 1.

Harvey Ogle John Rushton Atlanta

Misses Perry and Tice Visit Capital City Saturday

Misses Lillian Perry and Hazel Tice visited friends in the capital city on Saturday, stopping at local spots and sharing a brief update on the trip.

Lillian Perry Hazel Tice

Hints on Garden Care for Planting and Sowing

Practical advice for beginning gardeners on when to dig and plant varieties. Emphasizes soil readiness, avoiding wet ground, using well rotted manure, timing rough drafts for radishes lettuce onions spinach and peas, and staggered sowing of flowers like pansies daisies sweet peas nasturtiums with notes on tender plants and regional timing. Also includes basic pruning and wound care for tree knots.

Ohio River

When a Tree Bleeds How to Stop Sap Flow After Cut

A historical note describes treating bleeding sap from cut tree branches. It advises using a spirit or blow lamp to carbonize the wound surface, then sealing with painter’s knotting or Stockholm tar. The method emphasizes thorough charring before tar application.

Stockholm

Will Klepinger and wives visit H H Newby couple

Will Klepinger and his wife along with Fred Ashby and his wife from Delphi spent Sunday with H H Newby and his wife at their home.

Will Klepinger Fred Ashby Delphi H H Newby

How to Pack Bottles For Travel

The guide describes securing corks for bottles and using pliable wire to loop around the neck. A wire loop across the cork creates a double loop to prevent leakage during travel in trunks or bags.

How to Make Almond Sauce Delicate Foamy Dessert Sauce

This old recipe guides making almond sauce to serve with puddings. Blanch and pound eight ounces of sweet almonds with rosewater or lemon juice, add to a pint of thin cream and four tablespoons sugar, boil, pour over well beaten yolks, and cook over hot water until thickened. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites before serving.

How to Cook Lentils in a Home Kitchen

Pound with lentils soak half an hour in cold water. Boil ham bone or smoked meat to skim, then add lentils and onion. Add three quarts water and cook about an hour and a half. Dice six potatoes and add with salt pepper and marjoram. Palatable.

Method to Tell Age of the Sheep

A prominent professor of animal husbandry explains that fine wool sheep live longer than medius. Breeders use the former from one to eight years and the latter from one to six, rarely seven. Prime life extends to five or six years. lambs have small heads and teeth. Age is told by the four pairs of incisors.

Medius

Age and tooth development in sheep through eight years

The article details sheep dentition by age from six weeks to eight years, noting lambs have only front teeth, yearlings gain large central incisors by ten to fourteen months, and successive pairs appear at three, five, and four years. It explains wear patterns, how short pasturage causes early tooth wear, and advises culling when teeth become peg-like.

Minnesota

CARE OF THE MULE IN FARM WORK AND BREEDING

The article discusses mule use in farming and hauling, noting their strength and reliability. It stresses feeding care during breeding, warning that poor nourishment weakens progeny or halts breeding. Oats are recommended as the best grain, with rye also helpful but dangerous after breeding due to abortion risk.

How to Prepare Stoves For Storage

Treat stoves and furnaces for summer storage by rubbing all sheet iron parts with petroleum ointment. Apply a thick coat and wrap small pieces and stovepipe in newspaper. In fall wipe off the ointment with a soft cloth and polish the stove with stove blacking.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Indiana Mechanics and the Public General Bakers Corner Burney Baker Thomas Laker Gertrude Wm Baker Jesse Hoison Son Jewett Neighborhood News Hortonville Virgo Robbins Chicago The Quakers Horton and Lamong Path M. E. Church Henry Plue Eula Nella Plue Lebanon Johny Clampitt Bob Stephenson Horney Fred Horton Tom Faucetts Sylvanus Moore Horton Bob Inman Ethel Cole Reta Steele Cleo McMath Ellen Burton Geo. W. Burton C B Miler James Hillock Mrs. McMurtry Ws McMurtry and Wife George Starrett Jacob Pritsch Fletcher Harris Green Harris Otis Steele Brimington Washington Boxley Hadley Teter Hugh Palmer Geo. Palmer Lee Smith Dr. McMurtry Lulu Helfer Clarence Ogle F. H. McMurtry Ray Johns Ethel Ryan Mae Christy A. H. Cline Joyce Parsons Tipton John Small George and Rosa Beam Near Sheridan Cretin Burton Lucy McMurtry Spicewood New York South Adams J J Benson R V Hinshaw Selma City George Dawson Westfield Lovina Dawson Hinshaw Harrison Hoover Bloomington Lydia Reveal Robert Wilson J H Stagg Jas Cox Alice Cox Elwood Millikan Jennie Clark Asenath Wilson Ada Cox Florence Kincaid Danville Gracie Cobb Leland Marie Lowell Hinshaw Elfreda Emery Floy and Nel Edwards Clarence Clover Deming Lamong Clark Stout Lamong Sunday Bennett Buggy R.E Bennett GARDE Samuel Griffin Harry H. Griffin Griffin & Grifen Farmers’ National Bank
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