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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
2
Scircleville Defeats Sheridan 5 to 1 in Sund ay Game
Scircleville won its second game over Sheridan Sunday afternoon as misplayed chances and untimely batting hurt Sheridan. Macey, Shannon and Stephenson pitched for Sheridan while Smith and Weaver fielded for Scircleville. Arcadia visits next Sunday. A luncheon followed with relatives present. The newly married couple left for Johnson County where Mr Harris works as telegraph operator on the Indianapolis Southern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scircleville
Sheridan
Sheridan- Macey
Shannon
Stephenson
Scircleville-Smith and
Weaver
Arcadia
Johnson County
Harris
Indianapolis
Couple Arrives in Sheridan After June 16 Event
On Wednesday June 16 an incident occurred and the following day the couple reached Sheridan. They were met and escorted by a group of friends to the Harris homestead located north of the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Harris
Carpet Weaving at J N Fausett Novelty Store
Advertisement notes carpet weaving as a sideline to a novelty store in Sheridan Indiana. Offers rag supply for carpets with ingrain like quality and multiple colors. Promotes 20 cents per yard price and finished weaving. Signed by J N Fausett, novelty dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Fausett
Sheridan
Ind
Choice Rural Potatoes at One Dollar Per Bit
Lacy Seed Store in No blesville advertises potatoes priced at one dollar per bit with contact at phone 112.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacy
Noblesville
Elizaville to Replace School House This Summer
The Elizaville school house in district No. 6, located three fourths of a mile north of the village, will be rebuilt in brick and cement block at an estimated cost of about five thousand dollars. Trustee John A. DuVall and the Clinton township advisory board opposed the expense, but the state board of health head Dr J N Hurty condemned the old building, leaving no alternative. Plans for a new structure meeting modern light ventilation and heating standards have been secured, with bids due July 6 and contractor must finish in time for the fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizaville
John A. DuVall
Clinton Township
J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
DuVall
Lebanon Pioneer
Stereoptican Views Exhibition at Local Church
A two year project by the International Young Peoples Movement brings Heatherdam pictures to a Christian church next Monday the 28th at 7 45 P M. Dr Paul Wakefield of China will lecture after 130 stereopticon pictures. admission is free with a voluntary offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Young People’s Movement
Heatherdam
Christian Foreign Missionary Society
The
Christian Church
Paul Wakefield
China
Baltimore
Sermon Topics At Christian Church Service
The Reverend G F Assiter preaches Sunday on Saul of Tarsus with a night sermon on The man at the Pool of Bethesda. A five minute Prelude will discuss Modern marriage and divorce. The choir offers special music and the congregation will sing popular hymns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.F. Assiter
Saul of
Tarsus
Bethesda
Pioneering Burris Family Visits Sheridan Relatives
Jink Burris of Oklahoma visited Monday evening with Sheridan relatives. The Burris family were early settlers in the area and are linked to several local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jink Burris
Oklahoma
Sheridan
Burris
Old Boone County Court House To Be Razed
The Boone county court house built in 1857 will be razed within two months. The bulk of the structure will be sold to the highest bidder in the court house yard on August 16, 1909 between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. No bid under $15 will be accepted and the buyer must remove the building within forty five days. The old court house cost $40,000, and a new one costing $200,000 will replace it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County Court House
Court House
Court House Column Transfers and New Cases Listed
Court house column shows transfers of property in Sheridan Noblesville and Delaware plus new cases filed including paternity, partition and quiet title actions. Marriage license noted for Guy Reddick and Cleo H Thornton. Excerpted opinion reflects casualties and costs of Independence Day celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E B Chapman
Harry Wyant
Noblesville
Wim F McShane
M Donnelly
Delaware
Christina White
George B. White
Joel H. Crawford
Harold and Earl Linville
Charles Burroughs
Richard Norris
South Union Street
Westfield
Irvin Stanley
Main Street
Abel Dean
Margaret A. O’brien
Drain
Guy Reddick
Cleo H Thornton
Fourth of July celebrations cost lives and labor value
The article argues that the Fourth of July celebrations have caused many deaths and maimings over six years, estimating each lost worker at about $50 weekly and acknowledging uncertainty about women's economic value. It frames the damage to Hamilton county and the broader community as a tremendous waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hamilton County
Bank Growth Promoted By Natural Increase In Deposits
During its career the bank reports growth in deposits and resources from natural expansion rather than capital increases. It invites new customers to join and promises burglary insurance and precautions to protect funds.
Beware of a lodge impostor roaming Winchester
The Frankfort Banner warns residents about a man claiming lodge ties with K of P Masonic and I O O F buttons who visits towns, uses high signs, borrows small sums, and preys on members. He tells different stories, targets grafters, and is warned to be vigilant to avoid being stung and led to fraud or imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Winchester
P's
Masons
Odd Fellows
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea on digestive relief
To relieve constipation and tone the digestive organs, Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is promoted as a reliable tonic for thirty years. The ad notes 35 cents and offers Tea or Tablets from C. BE. Eliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
C. BE. Eliott
Wheat flour sale and exchange at current stock
A notice invites all wheat flour users to patronize the seller who now has stock and will continue to sell and exchange flour items to meet demand.
Flour dealer offers Gold Medal and Supreme Patent flour
A flour dealer advertises Gold Medal and Supreme Patent flour as top grades. He allows customers to exchange wheat for flour or store wheat with insurance and cash advances on stored wheat, promising to save buyers money and accommodate general trade needs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
First National Bank
Wainwright Trust CO
Noblesville, Ind
Harris-Martin
Alco
Ted
Boone County
the Farmers’National Bank
Sheridan, Indiana
U.S
Arza Smith
Prop
Diadem
Supreme Patent Flour
Sucrene
Leo Tom
Rexall Orderlies
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