Will Case Won by Plaintiffs in Stephenson Will Suit
In Noblesville Indiana on June 19 1913 after a four day trial the jury awarded the plaintiffs Mrs Hiram Waddell Mrs Mary Huntsinger and Alexander Stephenson the estate of Miss Parthena Stephenson citing undue influence. The will left the estate to the Wesleyan church of Indiana aside from a few heirlooms. The original value was 12800 with about 1200 remaining after debts. The verdict ends with the usual law course and no supreme court appeal likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parthena Stephenson
Supreme Court
Hiram Waddell
Mary Huntsinger
Alexander Stephenson
Miss Stephenson
Wesleyan Church of
Indiana
Eber Teter
Sheridan
Town Board Advances Sprinkling Scheme and Hall Plans
Town board meeting extends to next week with approval of a brick street sprinkling ordinance and a provisional budget for the remainder of the year about seven hundred dollars. A preliminary Sherman street assessment roll, sewer bonds, cement walks from Second to First, and a town hall purchase plan were discussed. several bills were approved, including payments to H B Johnson Studebaker Palmer Robbings Fear and the Frankfort Fire Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.E. Kercheval
Sherman Street
Sint Cox
Philips
Henderson
H. B. Johnson
Studebaker Company
Appointment Confirmed for Sheridan Postmaster
The Senate unanimously confirmed CLE Couch as Sheridan postmaster. He will receive his commission and bond is provided. Chas F. Bardauer also confirmed as postmaster ativero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Cle. Couch
Sheridan
Soomons
Chas F. Bardauer
Ativero
New Grocery Firm Formed by Branson and Linton
M. E. Branson of Arcadia and Eddie Linton of Sheridan have purchased the grocery business of W. H. Ellis and son. Branson is a brother of E. M. Branson who lives southeast of town. The new firm is now in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.E. Branson
Arcadia
Eddie Linton
Sheridan
W. H. Ellis and Son
Mr. Branson
E. M. Branson
Coal Freight Rates Cut Again to 75 Cents per Ton
C E Layton of Sheridan Light Heat and Water Co. wins another five cent freight reduction on coal from Indiana mines. Sheridan now pays 75 cents per ton, aligning with Noblesville Lebanon Frankfort and nearby towns. Two years ago rates dropped to 1t cents but remained higher than Frankfort due to lack of direct competition. Sheridan consumes several hundred tons annually making the savings meaningful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Layton
Sheridan Light, Heat & Water Co
State Railroad Commission
Indiana
Sheridan
Noblesville
Lebanon
Frankfort
Sheridan Constomers
Serious droughts hit crops across multiple localities
Reports from Hoopeston and Terre Haute describe serious crop injury from dryness and high heat. Evaporation runs high where soil was overworked, though well pulverized and cultivated ground shows better signs. Early sown oats struggle, later sown may fail, yet a strong wheat outlook remains. Frank Batley delivered the first load of the new pea crop on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drouth
Hoopeston
Terre Haute
Frank Batley
Sheridan Graduates Listed From State University
I A Raymond Cox Russell B H Owens and Edith Walker of Sheridan were among graduates announced by the State University at Bloomington last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Cox
Russell BH. Owens
Edith Walker
Sheridan
The
State University At
Bloomington
Former resident dead in Colorado
John E. Kercheval received a telegram announcing the death of William Wilson in Springfield Colorado. Wilson, about 50, left a life long in the Kercheval family who raised him after he was found on a poor farm years ago. His death came suddenly and he leaves a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Kercheval
Wm. Wilson
Springfield
Colo
R. C
Oris
Nellie Kercheval
Colorado
Wilson
Kercheval
Kansas
New Mexico Line
New Sheridan Sprinkler Unloaded Ahead of Schedule
A brand new Sheridan sprinkler unit with a 000 gallon capacity was unloaded Monday and hailed as a top modern design. Jeff Erp will operate it temporarily until the board awards the contract to the highest bidder, the total cost just over 20u.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Tere
Jeff Erp
Sheridan Safe Arrives Too Heavy For Office Stairway
A four thousand pound safe, five feet tall and forty two inches wide, was delivered to Sheridan and installed temporarily in the News Office after proving too heavy to carry up the stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Board
Christian Endeavor Convention Held Here Thursday and Friday
The Frankfort district Endeavor convention closed a two day session at the Christian church Friday night. Delegations from Elwood Mulberry Westfield Noblesville North vicinity Indianapolis Frankfort and Sheridan attended. Mulberry won the banner for largest society with ninety five members. Anderson captured the largest delegation with five delegates from that place. Mulberry will host next year with Edith Martindale Miss Gretchen Lanham and Mrs. Fred Coil named to key posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Endeavor
Christian Church
Elwood
Mulberry
Westfield
Noblesville
North Pik
Ciety
Indianapolis
Sheridan
Anderson
Edith
Ready-to-Serve goods for hot weather shoppers
A shopper advisory list offers Ready-to-Serve items for hot days. Featured products include Van Camp's or Beech-Nut Pork and Beans Beech Nut and Peanut Butter Raspberry or Strawberry Jam Van Camp's Canned Spaghetti The Best Salmons in Town Veal Loaf or Deviled Meat and other similar items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VanCamps
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Stephenson
Noblesville, Ltd
Canary Board of Review
Adaims Township
Bessie May Clark
Stafford and Foland
Enos
Virginia Hall
Shirts & Fertig
John A. Hall
Hamilton
Tipton
Ekin
Town Board
C. E. Couch
NEW Grocery Firm
WH. Ellis & Son
Allman
Wisconsin State Journal
I. A
New Lown
Christian Endeavor Convention
Mason Cans
L. A. Waitt
Vickery
Ice Man
NEW Grocery
W.H. Ellis & Son
Branson & Linton
Cery