Delinquent Tax Collectors Named In Noblesville
Noblesville Indiana June 19 1919 County Treasurer Austin announces the firm of Orval D. Cosler Co Indianapolis to collect delinquent taxes this year Representatives will arrive next week and start work The delinquent list is about the same as usual and taxpayers are urged to fulfill their duties Also reports on local court cases including Nagle Artrup and Colip collections and county finances are noted
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Austin
Orval D. Cosler & Co
Indianapolis
Hamilton County
Harry Nagle
City of
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Nagle
Harry Keenan
Bakers Dormer Telephone Company
Monon
Sheridan
Russ Bader
Cicero
Frank Artrup
Cloe
Artrup
Court House
Bert Colip
James Fetilizer
Poultry House of Fear-Campbell Company
Dorman
Alex Dorman
Loehr
Formerly Lived in Adams Township Mrs Emeline Kiste Dies
Mrs Emeline Kiste 69 died at her Noblesville home 217 E Maple Ave after living mostly in Adams Township with husband Nathan whom she married in 1868. Survived by daughter Zada Richards and son Lemuel Liste plus siblings and half-siblings. Funeral Sunday at the Noblesville Christian church with burial at Crowland cemetery.
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Emeline Kiste
Nathan Kiste
E. Maple Avenue
Noblesville
Indianapolis
T. J. McMurtry
Boxley
The
Christian Church of
Crowland Cemetery
Sheridan Milling Company Expands Elevator for Grain Grip
The Sheridan Milling Company adds an extra story to the elevator to improve gravity chute distribution and bin access. The upgrade increases grain handling capacity by four to five times. Two new feed grinding machines, each at 100 bushels per hour, are installed and all machinery is now electrically operated.
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Sheridan Milling Company
YERKWATER ROAD IMPROVEMENT APPROVED BY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
County Commissioners authorize 2.5 miles of hard surface paving in Adams township. The Jerkwater road north from Sheridan will be improved first, linking Sheridan to the Tipton county line with plans for future cross country highway connections. Material for the road not decided, likely concrete.
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Adams Township
Sheridan
Tipton County
Range Line
Memorial Services Honor Dead By Fraternal Lodges
On Sunday afternoon the Odd Fellows Red Men and Knights of Pythias held a joint Memorial service at the Methodist church. A Lafayette Major Ed Jackson gave the address with music by the Dairy Maids and lodge committees decorated graves in the morning. The combined service, held for three years, drew a fairly large crowd.
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Odd Fellows
Red Men
Knights of Pythias
Red Men’s Hall
Ed Jackson
Lafayette
Mrs Milton Hinshaw Dead After Illness
Mrs Mary Elnora Hinshaw died after a long cancer related illness at age 52. She and husband Milton W. Hinshaw lived northeast of Sheridan and farmed for over thirty years. Funeral held at Boxley Methodist Church with Rev Burt presiding. Survived by husband and children Lelia Trout Ross Claude Hinshaw Glenn Hinshaw Bliss Hinshaw Clare Hinshaw Clovis Hinshaw. daughter of John Burton, an early township settler.
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Mary Elnora
Milton W. Hinshaw
Sheridan
Methodist Church
Many Hurt In Wreck Near Carmel In Indiana
A Friday evening crash on the Indiana Union Traction line near Carmel injures nineteen people, two later dying. The dead are Jacob Castetter of Noblesville and Ossa Lancaster of Carmel. Most wounded are Hamilton county residents.
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Indiana Union Traction
Carmel
Hamilton County
Jacob Castetter
Noblesville
Ossa Lancaster
Noblesville Hospital
Ralph
Sheridan
Mine Sweeper Jimmy Hoffman Writes From Orkney
Lawrence Hoffman reports from a mine sweeper near Orkney Islands Kirkwall north of Scotland. He describes extreme danger after a mine blast killed the captain and wounded about twenty crewmen. He expects to remain on station through winter at the vessel’s perilous headquarters.
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Jimmy
Lawrence) Hoffman
Orkney Islands
Scotland
Kirkwall
Cicero
Trustees Picnic at Bis Hop Park in Hamilton County
The Hamilton county trustees held a Wednesday picnic at Bis hop's Park. No heavy casualties among fish and no records set in shooting contests.
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Hamilton County
Bishop’s Park
Mrs. Tillie Kincaid and Florence plan extended western tour
Mrs. Tillie Kincaid and her daughter Florence travel Wednesday for an extended visit to Glacier Park Montana and will visit in Iowa Denver Colorado and North Dakota during the trip.
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Tillie Kincaid
Florence
West
Northwest
Glacier Park
Montana
Iowa
Denver
Colorado
North Dakota
Picnic for July 4th program at Red Men and Business Men's group
Arrangements for the Red Men and Business Men's picnic on July 4 are nearly complete. The program starts at 2 30 PM with speeches songs egg race sack race and several age based races followed by an old fiddlers contest a Red Men drill at 8 30 PM and fireworks. Prizes will be awarded for event winners.
Memorial Day Exercises in France at Savenay
Dr Paul S Johnson describes Memorial Day ceremonies in Savenay France where rain interrupted a planned program of parade baseball and track events. Nurses carried bouquets and flowers were placed on every grave at the American cemetery as French officials and locals expressed warm regard. The mayor pledged continued care for the graves and the writer notes widespread tributes from the center town and countryside.
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Paul S. Johnson
France
Savenay
K. CC
Y. M.C A. Anc
Nantes
Mayour
U.S. A
County Agent Warns Wheat Growers To Pull Rye
Noblesville official H B Randolph warns wheat farmers to remove rye from wheat fields to meet government standards. With a 2.26 per bushel guarantee, grain over ten percent non wheat will not be classified as wheat. Prospects for a bumper wheat crop and strong corn stands are reported in the area.
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H. B. Randolph
Noblesville
Discharged Soldier From Camp Sherman Arrives in New York
Max Branson received his discharge from Camp Sherman Ohio and arrived here Monday. He landed in New York on June seventh from the U S S Kentuckian and saw six months active service in Germany.
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Max Branson
Camp Sherman
Ohio
New York
Marion Woman Dead After Illness at Home
Mrs. Five Adeline Snow age 78 died at her Marion Township home Friday of senile debility. She was buried Sunday at Bethel Cemetery. Surviving children are Thomas Rollie Lemon and Daniel Snow.
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Boone County
Adeline Snow
Marion Township
Bethel Cemetery
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Indiana
C. C. White
G. B. Harris
Wisconsin
Yerkwater
Milton Hinshaw
P.S. Johnson
Thomas, Rollie, Lemon and
Daniel Snew
Timothy Field
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