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Sheridan News

Location

Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1918

Page

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Court and county actions in Noblesville 1918

Noblesville Indiana June 20 1918 Court proceedings include Charles Darrow facing assault and battery accusations then dismissing the suit and alimony claim as he faces conscription and potential deployment to Camp Sherman. County officials inspect bridges to aid threshers with repairs to Fall Creek Wayne and Noblesville townships and a venue change in a State case against Opera House manager Mittendorff.

Charles Darrow Darrew Ruth Foust Arentry & Campbell Cloe Conscription Board Plield Ting Mere Camp Sherman Chillicothe Ohio Darrow Mittendorff Opera

National War Savings Day Aimed at Full Quotas

National War Savings Day is designated for Friday with a goal of $20 War Savings Stamps per person. Hamilton County quota stands at $540,520 and Adams Township at $86,500 as the state conducts a grand drive ending June 15 to fund war efforts. The drive urges every resident to participate, maintaining Adams Township’s aim for 100 percent participation.

National War Savings United States Hamilton County Adams Township Red Cross Liberty

Bis Day For Local Merchants

Saturday brought a record pay day for Indiana Condensed Milk Company workers with a payroll of 78321.53 for 319968 pounds of whole milk in May. This year’s payroll more than doubled last May while patrons rose from 1503 to 2149, signaling a strong sales day for local merchants. The June payroll is estimated near 90000.

Indiana Condensed Milk Company

Red Men Picnic Bright Fourth at Compton’s Grove

Sheridan Red Men organize another July Fourth picnic at Compton’s grove all day with music and festive activities. No fireworks at night but will feature sneaking and a general good time as last year.

Sheridan Red Compton’s Grove

War Notes On English Trained Aero Squadron In England

Raymond Harvey of the Aero Squadron writes from England to his parents Mr and Mrs L D Harvey. He notes the squadron is reportedly the first English trained unit ready for transport to France. John Bush is a squadron member. Herman Voges, son of Joe Voggs of Bakers Corner, returns to Fort Thomas after a five day furlough. Voges enlisted at Fort Thomas last October and now attends the school of telegraphy and the school of buglers. he was formerly a local high school student.

Raymond Harvey Aero Squadron L. D. Harvey England France John Bush Herman Voges Joe Voggs Bakers Corner Fort Thomas Herman Infantry Ft. Thomas School of Telegraphy School of Buglers

Postal from Chester Pallard reports ship arrival overseas port

Chester Pallard writes from the quartermaster department four months in that the ship he rode has reached a foreign port. Clarence Ray and Fred Lanham attended a sixty day motors and automobile truck repair course at Purdue over Sunday before their course ends this week. Inspectors note Purdue's current class of 600 outperforms peers in similar instruction.

Chester Pallard Quuartermaster’s Department Clarence Ray Fred Lanham Purdue

Government informs Mrs Clark of insurance payout

The government advised Mrs. Sarah Clark of Ekin that her son Clyde was killed in France and that his $16,000 life insurance policy is payable to her. The payout will be made to her in monthly installments of $55.

Sarah Clark of Ekin Clyde France

Soldiers return to Camp Taylor after leave and training

Perry Mickels came back to Camp Taylor last week after visiting his father J. H. Mickels. Carle Fall is on a thirty day sick leave from the navy hospital in the east. Tra Ogle returned to Camp Taylor Sunday after time with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ogle. He had been at West Point for several weeks for special training.

Perry Mickels Camp Taylor J. H. Mickels Carle Fall Navy Hospital Tra Ogle J. R. Ogle West Point

Navy man Dorval Jessup to ship North Dakota guard coast

Dorval Jessup, recently on furlough from the Navy, will be transported aboard the North Dakota soon to guard the coast of France. The sister ship Delaware has been there for some time.

Dorval Jessup Navy North Dakota France Delaware

Lieut Colby Visits Camp Taylor Local Folks Over Weekend

Lieut Colby of Camp Taylor spent the weekend touring with home folks. He attended informal gatherings and spoke briefly about post duties and community connections during the visit.

Lieut. Colby Camp Taylor

Twenty Nine More Young Men Called for Camp Sherman

Hamilton County selects twenty nine additional men for the second quota of 98. mobilizing at Noblesville Sunday, with alternates listed. The group includes Byron Seeright, Frank Leopard, William Bradfield, Charles Fesmire, Noel Rigsby, Perry Stewart, and others from Sheridan Noblesville Fishers Arcadia Carmel Westfield Hortonville and surrounding towns.

Tweenty Hamilton County Noblesville Camp Sherman Chillicothe Ohio Sheridan Byron H. Seeright Frank Leopard Edward Guilkey Chas. E. Brandenburg Aldis Bailey Wm Jasper Bowman Chester J. Davis Harry Willets William W. Bradfield Harry D. Miller Charles Fesmire Eric F. Sanders Ira Spearman Verley C. Lamb Claude Cloud Elbert J. Roudebush Ernest Huffman Paul G. Kepner Sampson F. McDonald Fishers Cliffords Johnson Arthur R. Lyle Arcadia Frank Conley Carmel Paul C. Sanders Atlanta Noel Rigsby L. P. Miller Westfield Clarence A. Barker Perry C. Stewart Hortonville Hershel Gunn Samuel H. White Fred Carraway Edward O. Osborne Albany Wis Russell Stewart Star City Ind Clyde C. Killinger George E. Kellam Arden Lowe Cicero Herbert Beals Lawrence Darrah Frank Billhymer Arley Ross Arthur Otto K. Jensen Frank B. Rodecker Ellsworth

Light Company Adds More New Machinery

The Sheridan Water Light and Heat Company installs a 200 HP Uni-Flow engine direct connected to a General Electric 150 KW generator. The unit replaces a 125 HP engine, boosting total capacity to 350 HP and costing about $8,000. The article details expanded electric service, motor installations, water works, and an exhaust steam absorption ice plant, highlighting improved efficiency and growing consumer reach.

Sheridan Water Light and Heat Company General Electric Co J. L. Vickery Sheridan

Teachers Announced For Sheridan Schools For Coming Year

The Board of Education announced the 1914-15 staff for Sheridan schools. N. E. Boyer will serve as superintendent and head Boxley high school. Kathryn Fee of Bloomington joins the high school faculty, with Grade staff led by Geo L Myers ward principal and Ingle Harris 7th grade. Schools start September 10.

Sheridan Board of Education N. E. Boyer Boxley High School Boyer Sheridan High School Clinton County Central Normal Purdue University of Chicago Kathryn Fee Bloomington Second Ward N. FE F. W. Kercheval J. W. Moreland Karl Huffine Margaret Paul Geo. L. Myers—Ward Ingle Harris Edwin Camp Halyceon Mendenhall Fern Branson Vera Palmer Edith Cox Ada Plew Evelyn Talley A. J. Btycheson Guy King Nn

W E Schoonover Dies After Operation At Indianapolis

W E Schoonover longtime Palmer lumber yards manager died after an appendicitis operation at Long Hospital Indianapolis. The 55 year old Brookville resident passed away Wednesday morning after a brief post surgical complication. He leaves a wife and daughter and was a member of the Knights of Pythias and Red Men lodges of Brookville to be buried Friday.

W. E. Schoonover Palmer Lumber Yards Long Hospital Indianapolis Knights of Pythias Red Men’s Lodge of Brookville

Young man fatally injured in hay fork accident

Paul Singleton twenty one of near Center is in critical condition at Witham hospital Lebanon after a hay fork fell on him while mowing on Orval Hopp’s farm Tuesday evening. The fork pierced his back above the hips and caused a lengthy operation after examination by Dr. Tucker of Elizaville. Once a Sheridan high school student, he did not graduate.

Paul Singleton Fletcher Singleton Near Center Witham Lebanon Orval Hopp Tucker Elizavitte Young Singleton Sheridan High School

Town expands dump by acquiring extra adjoining acre

The town has purchased an additional acre to be used for dumping purposes adjoining the present dump on the west.

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