Local social notes from Cicero to Noblesville
Miss Laura Little visits Nora Carson at Cicero. Several residents from nearby towns are listed as visiting, hosting, or spending time with friends and relatives, including Hobson, Kokomo, Arcadia, and Decatur. Names include Laura Little Nora Carson Earl Stuart and families, H P Willworth Tol Collins Archie Dukes A A Henderson Myrtle Templeton June Burton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Little
Nora Carson
Cicero
Earl Stuart
Arthur Mullen
Lin Smith
Son Webster
Indianapolis
Sophronia Stout
H. P. Willworth
Tol Collins
Lake Manitou
Archie Dukes
A. A. Henderson
William of
Helen
Myron Roberts
Franklin
W. W. Hughett
Myrtle Templeton
June Burton
Ted McKinney
Tipton
Prennie Dupler
Kokomo
Harry Dupler
Wm _ Sylvester
Bringhurst
Indiana
C. A. Briggs
Harve Mentier
N. E. Branson
Irene
Orpha Whistler
Arcadia
E. M. Branson
Julia Hawkins
Decatur
Ind
Frankie Day
Kansas
Jane Kick
Justin Irick
Margaret Jamison
Frances Shepard
Lafayette
Dorothy McConnell
Madge Spray
Lorraine Henderson
L. E. Stephenson and Sons
Fred Cline
Chester Spencer
Avery Spencer
Notice to Non-Residents Affecting Indiana Real Estate
Hamilton Circuit Court in Noblesville orders Anna E Weidner and Lewis J Weidner to appear July 23 1920 or face action to sell Lot 7 in Square 6 John H Cox addition Sheridan to pay debts of Rosa R Wagoner deceased. Complaint No 2968 filed by A M Stephenson administrator. attorney George W Osborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Osborn
Lewis J. Weidner
State of
Indiana
Rosa B. Wagoner
Hamilton
Court House
Noblesville
Demar Co
A. D
J. D. Hill
Hamilton Circuit Court
Williamson card describes Portland trip to Shriners convention
A postal card from Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Williamson reports their trip to Portland Oregon for the Shriners convention and a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scott. They also met Rev. S. M. Connor, known to the local Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
F. H. Williamson
Oregon
Shriners Convention
Harry Scott
Sheridan
S. M. Connor
Christian Church
Gary Wagner wedding ties two families in Newcastle
Charles W. Gary and Elizabeth Wagner wed at the U B Parsonage in Newcastle on June 5. The couple will reside in Detroit where Gary works as a machinist. Joseph Gary formerly lived in Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Charles W. Gary
Joseph Gary
Elizabeth Wagner
Mack Wagner
U. B. Parsonage
Detroit
Mich
Gary
Sheridan
Haughey Family Called to Ohio by Death in Bowersville
Mrs. J. M. Haughey and her sons Frank and Clint were called to Bowersville Ohio early in the week by the death of Mrs. Haughey's brother Volney Conkline. Mr. Conkline had attended the funeral of J. M. Haughey in Sheridan in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
J. M. Haughey
Frank
Clint
Bowersville
Jolietville Infant Dead in Brief Illness
An infant daughter of Cecil F. Coy of Jolietville died Sunday morning after a brief illness. Burial at Little Eagle cemetery Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolietville
Cecil F. Coy
Little Eagle Cemetery
Rain Interferes. Sheridan Rally Stalls Baseball Game
Rain cancelled the Sunday game between the Indianapolis Reserves and the Sheridan team. The Indianapolis squad arrived in town ready to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Sheridan
Campaign Bugle and Drum Corps planned at Burris shop
A meeting was held Monday night June 23 at 8 at Burris' barber shop to organize four Bugle and Drum Corps for the coming campaign. All young fellows interested are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burris
Bugle
Drum Corp
Sheridan Home Bakery Showcases Modern Bread Making
In Sheridan the staff of life is highlighted as visitors tour the Home Bakery. Mr. Johnson funds modern machinery to produce high quality bread. North Vernon’s T C Carlock leads as head baker with Cottingham handling ovens and steam, while Stephenson operates an electric wrapping machine sealing bread in sanitary waxed paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Johnson
T. C. Carlock
North Vernon
Cottingham
Stephenson
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate in Hamilton Court
Notice to Eton heirs and legatees of Washington G B Harris deceased to appear in Hamilton Circuit Court Noblesville Indiana on July 16 1920 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Clerk J D Hill signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eton
Washington G. B Harris
Hamilton Circuit Court
Noblesville
Indiana
J. D. Hill
Appointment of Estate Administrator in Hamilton County
Notice states Ralph S. Baker is appointed Administrator of the Estate of William H. Walton Deceased in Hamilton County Indiana. Estate is deemed solvent. June 22 1920. (4244)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Hamilton County
Indiana
William H. Walton
Ralph S. Baker
Knights Look Here Bestow Page Rank Next Tuesday
Ten candidates will receive the rank of Page next Tuesday night, followed by refreshments.
Convalescent Edith McMurtry to Leave M E Hospital
Miss Edith McMurtry will leave the M E hospital Saturday evening after an appendicitis operation on June 13. The Methodist church choir surprised Lena Inman at her home last Thursday with light refreshments and games, and everyone enjoyed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith McMurtry
M.E. Hospital
Methodist Church
Lena Inman
Sunday Greetings Among Local Families Near Mechanicsburg
Cc O Lovell and family Omer Wiles and family Chas Hulse and C A Spear and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Artie Copeland near Mechanicsburg Mrs C M Phillips visited Monday with Mrs Clyde Phillips Mr and Mrs A O Bragg were in Lebanon Wednesday Mrs Ella Franklin spent Saturday with Mrs M E Harrison J M Thistlethwaite left Sunday evening for New York City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. O. Lovell
Omer Wiles
Chas. Hulse
C. A. Spear
Artie Copeland
Mechanicsburg
C. M. Phillips
Clyde Phillips
A. O. Bragg
Lebanon
Ella Franklin
M. E. Harrison
J. M. Thistlethwaite
New York City
Local families host visitors over weekend in community social round
Mrs. Tillie Kincaid visits with the Kiser couple while Merton Hinesley and Rochester kin spend Saturday and Sunday with Benton Hinesley. H. E. Southard and daughter Freda dine with M. M. Hand as Freda stays a few days. Stuart and wife and Clint Kercheval and family visit L. C. Cranfield. Lin Horton and family with Paul Staley, Oscar Wallace, Dorval Beam and John Kile of Kansas are guests of Clarence Moon. Pauline Williams of Frankfort and Delight Palmer visit the Pickett home. Nola Boyer and family join Leaner Boyer for Saturday evening. Emery Hawkins calls on Justin Trick. Mrs. Mark Stokes of Dayton, Ohio visits L. S. Kercheval’s family. Emery Hawkins and kin spend Sunday with Lee McKinzie. Merton and Benton Hinesley join J. A. Cline for Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Southard
Freda
M. M. Hand
Stuart
Clint Kercheval
L. C. Cranfield
Lin Horton
Paul Staley
Oscar Wallace Dorval Beam
John Kile
Kansas
Clarence Moon
Ralph Stout
Celia Cox
Pauline Williams
Frankfort
Delight Palmer
John W. Pickett
Nola E. Boyer
Leander Boyer
Emery Hawkins
Justin Trick
Mark Stokes
Dayton
Ohio
L. S. Kercheval
Lee McKinzie
Annual Meeting of American State Bank of Sheridan Officers Elected
The stockholders elected a board including John H. Cox W. H. Stahl Jesse Raines S D Stultz Eber C Gregg H D Cutts and C H Goff. The cashier reported the best year yet with an 8 percent dividend and a $1500 surplus increase amid six years of growth and healthy resources. The meeting honored the late Vice President John M Haughey and elected new officers John H Cox president W H Stahl vice president C H Goff cashier Donald Ker cheval book-keeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American State Bank of Sheridan
John H. Cox
W. H. Stahl
Jesse Raines
S. D. Stultz
Eber C. Gregg
H. D. Cutts
C. H. Goff
John M. Haughey
Waters
Donald Kercheval
Party for brides elect hosted by Standard Bearers
The Standard Bearers hosted a party for brides-elect Katherine Stahl and Lena Inman at the T. L. Malott home on Secone street. A miscellaneous shower featured music, games, and a vocal solo by Gerneice Inman, with gifts given by a lottery system and well wishes for the girls’ future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Stahl
Lena Inman
T. L. Malott
Secone Street
Gerneice Inman
Annual Stockholders Meeting Notice for Boxley Cemetery Association
The stockholders of Boxley Cemetery Association are requested to meet in the Library basement on Friday June 25 at 1 30 P M by order of the Board of Trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxley Cemetery Association
Eighth Grade Commencement Held at Lebanon
The Eighth grade commencement of Boone County common schools will be held at Lebanon on Wednesday June 30. About 300 graduates are expected to receive diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County Common Schools
Lebanon
Legion Meeting Focuses on State Convention Plans
A call meeting of the American Legion is scheduled at the Town Hall Friday night to make necessary arrangements for the State Convention to be held in Vincennes on June 28 and 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Vincennes
Card of Thanks from the Stout Family
The Stout family thanks neighbors and friends for kind assistance during the long illness and death of their sister and aunt R. C. Stout P. B. Stout and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Stout
P. B. Stout
Local visits bring Illinois and Indiana family updates
Miss Dorothy Wiles returned to Chicago Wednesday after visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Goff came back this week from Camburg Indiana where they had been visiting their daughter Mrs. T. B. Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wiles
Chicago
J. C. Goff
Camburg
Ind
T. B. Mitchell
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Morton
Scholl
America
Truease
Chas. Shoaff
Hooneston
Clara Hughett
G. W. Osborn and Sons
John Lain
Fortville
J. E. Spaugh
Joliet
Ray Clark
Paul Carter
E. W. Johnson
Ruth Bechter
H. D. Berry
Horace Pettijohn
Try Chase and Sanborns
Glen McMath
Oxford
Louis
Willwerth
Maurice L. Mendenhall
Tillie Kincaid
Cart Kiser
Merton Hinesley
Rochester
Benton Hinesley
J. A. Cline
Annual Meeting of Stockholders
Peoria Cordage Co
Farmers Co-Operative Co
Sheridan, Ind
Great Western
Waitt Hardware Company Stoves Paints
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