Depreciation and lawsuits amid county tax roll notes
The Board of Review flags rapid depreciation in autos as wealthy items fall in assessed value. The report covers Pettijohn v Linthicum lawsuits over a Sheridan deal, plus auditor distributions to townships and schools. Other items note wills challenges, bridge contracts, and a Noblesville divorce filing.
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Hamilton County
Griffin
Noblesville Township
Washington
Delaware
Fall Creek
Wayne
White River
Jackson
Adams
Noblesville City
Cicero
Sheridan
Noblesville Attparattohs
Westfield AT Pd
Carmel MA
Fisners Station
Cigero Wo
Arcadia Ee
Atlanta
BR Bays
Sheridan Echvidests
Totalisca
Huron Tribe Honors Dead Memorial Service At Red Men lodge
The Huron Tribe No. 117 held a Sunday memorial service at the Red Men’s lodge attended by members and the public. Rev Jackson spoke on Immortal Memories citing Joab and Jehoram, praising humble deeds over royal birth, with 21 listed braves honored and Burton orchestra providing music.
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Red Men’s Lodge
Jackson
Joab
Jehoram
Burton
Town appoints two to Library Board
The town board named Mrs. C. E. Gregory and Fred Beauchamp to fill two library board seats. The meeting extended to tonight to approve plans for West Eighth Street and Sheridan Ave. bills listed include Fairbanks-Morse Co 189.09 and others for gravel salary and local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Gregory
Fred Beauchamp
West Eighth Street
Sheridan Ave
Fairbanks-Morse Co
Hide & Leather Belt Co
Stout & Spencer, Gravel
Obituary: Nathaniel King Dies at 60 Near Kirklin
Nathaniel King died Tuesday morning at his home near Kirklin after a cancerous illness. He was 60, survived by his wife and a married daughter Mrs. John Wright of Kirklin. Funeral services were held at Bogan town church and interment followed at Spencer cemetery.
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Nathaniel King
Kirklin
John Wright
Bogantown
Spencer Cemetery
Summer Heat Brings Record Temperatures and Storms
Summer arrives with high temperatures around 95 to 96 degrees across town. A late Saturday storm cooled the heat briefly, bringing hail and heavy rain that caused damage. The downpour overwhelmed the main sewer, injuring several dry weather basements.
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Sol
Shoemaker Sues Watson Over Damages After Farm Fire
In Tipton Circuit Court, Shoemaker seeks 500 damages from Watson claiming failure to rebuild after a house fire on the Watson farm near Sharpsville last spring. He argues loss of crops and health from displacement. Plaintiffs are represented by Osborn and Coleman. defense by Kent and Kent.
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Robert Pettijohn
N. H. Linthicum
Vestal
Sheridan
White County
Pettijohn
Monon
Ind
Demurer
Shoemaker
Watson
Tipton
Sharpsville
W. B. Shoemaker
Mr. Shoemaker
Osborn
Coleman
Kent
Defense
We Are Down News Office Moves To First Floor
After two weeks of hard work the office is located on the first floor without damage or major disruption. The move required heavy lifting and careful planning and will take a few days to restore full efficiency. The team promises better service than ever.
Sheridan youths graduate from Indiana University ceremonies
Sheridan reports two local men earning degrees at Indiana University on Wednesday. Harry Johnson received a Bachelor of Arts, Hal Cox earned a Doctor of Medicine, and Supt E J Llewelyn earned a Master of Arts the prior week. Llewelyn plans study in Boston and New York this summer while Professor E W Montgomery leaves the principal post for a History Teaching Fellowship at Indiana University. He will assist in the History department and pursue a Master’s degree. The School Board hasn’t named his successor. Llewelyn will be at the south school building next Saturday for questions about next year.
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Sheridan
Indiana University
Harry Johnson
Hal Cox
E. J. Llewelyn
Department of Philosophy
Boston
Mass
N.E. A
New York
Columbia University
E. W. Montgomery
Montgomery
University
Lightning Strikes Kill Two Horses Belonging to John Haworth
During a late Saturday electrical storm two horses owned by John Haworth, valued at $200 each, were struck and killed by lightning near the barn. The family observed a bright ball of light and a tingling phone bell as signs. The best driving mare and a work horse were found near a wire fence. Insurance through Hamilton County Mutual pays up to $100 per head.
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John Haworth
Hamilton County Mutual
School Teachers Named for Next Year by School Board
The School Board announces grades and teachers for next year. Daisy Tipton will teach 8th grade, Chas B. Martin 7th, Della Pagne 6th, Letha Kercheval 5th, Lemon Steffey 4th, Lily Carter 3rd, Edith Cox 2nd, and Mae Scott 1st. Lily Carter takes 3rd grade after teaching in Adams township last year at No 12. R. G. Beals leaves for Chicago for further study.
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Daisy Tipton
Chas
B. Martin
Della Pagne
Letha Kercheval
Lemon Steffey
Lily Carter
Edith Cox
Mae Scott
Adams Township
My Photographs Are More Than Good Portraits
A feature on portraits highlighting how images reveal character and individuality, capturing true essence beyond mere technique. The piece discusses photographer style, lighting, and the painterly feel that brings subjects to life with authenticity.
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Ernest L. Weaver
William &. Weaver
Mary K. Weaver
Agnes Conner
Peter Heady
Caroline Lease
Ella Crossley
Andrew Crossley
Sarah Gipe
Joseph Gipe
Thomas Fisher
Benjamin F Weaver
Judge Parr
Lebanon
George Nagle
Ed Pfaff
O. M. Carey
Benjamin Wise
Nelson Harrison
Anthony Moore
Asa Williamson
Samuel Dale
Henry Conway
Samuel Guilkey
Frank Morris
George Roquet
Benjamin F. Weaver
New Britton
Delaware Township
Crossley
Weaver
Mr. Weaver
Ernest
William S. Weaver
Hamilton
C. M. Locks
Nellie M. Althouse
William Booth
Aaron Althouse
Noblesville
Althouse
Bradley
Chicago News
Town Board
Library
State University
H. B Cox
Prof
Llewelyn
R. G. Beals
Chicago
Branson
W. E. Cox
J. L. Vickery
Newton’s Studio
South Ohio Street
A. R. Killian
First National Bank B
Ld’g
C. W. &.R. Griffin
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