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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
7
Sold His Interest B E Thistetrivaite has sold his one half interest in kK. .T. hardware establishment to his partner, L. E. Kercheval, and retired from the business.
Claude H Goff named administrator with will annexed of the estate of Thomas I Fouth of Hamilton County Indiana. The estate is alleged solvent. Dated June 11 1923.
One thousand metal plates bearing the word Sheridan have been secured by ten local businesses for promoting the town. Plates and attaching hardware will be provided to those willing to help advertise.
Sheridan observers traveled to Noblesville Sunday to watch Noblesville and Frankfort in a game won by Hamilton County 7 to 3. The same score as last Sunday's Noblesville win is noted.
W. E. Baker and wife of Kirklin and Mr and Mrs Albert Baker attended the funeral of Ben Burton of Kokomo Saturday.
Local farmers report a shift from brood sows to cows with prices rising. John Rosenstihl will auction 20 fresh cows 4 springers and 3 Jerseys heifers at Hare Grove north of town this Saturday. viewing available Friday. Hog prices dip but may rebound next year.
Miss Dorothy Stephenson travels to Ypsilanti Michigan to attend the commencement exercises of the Michigan State Normal School where her sister Opal Stephenson is a member of the graduating class.
Guerney MeVey and family along with Everett Rushton of Anderson visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MeVey over Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Presley Newby and family entertained. Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Thad Howard, Mrs. Fairy Leon ard and daughter Maxine, Mr. Orville Davis of Arcadia, Miss Mary Beebe of Flwood, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Rawlings, Mrs. Nellie Newby and children, Mr. and Mrs. Lon Perigo and families, and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Newby. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Riggs were afternoon callers.
After nine years as Kirklin postmaster Seymour Thompson resigns due to poor health and Truman Stowers is appointed the new postmaster. Thompson will rest and remain in Kirklin.
Faye Briles son of Joel Briles a Horton area farmer drove a strange automobile home from Michigan. The car was returned the next morning as requested by the father. Mr and Mrs Nelson Hackleman of Chicago visited Mr and Mrs Roland Griffin Sunday.
The undersigned M. Hayes Remsen is appointed by the Hamilton County Circuit Court as Administrator of the estate of Julia Neill late of Hamilton County deceased. The estate is deemed solvent. Dated June 5 1923.
New customers at Fristoe are greeted with genuine personal interest and painstaking scientific service, matching the care long-time clients have enjoyed for up to twenty five years. Modern scientific instruments and methods are available, and consultations are offered to those who have not found comfortable vision.
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