Decision in DeMoss case awards $93.48 sick benefits
In Noblesville on a Saturday session Special Judge Ralph Kane ruled in favor of Belle DeMoss against Red Men’s Fraternal Accident Association, awarding $93.48 for sick benefits tied to her son Bert DeMess’s illness. The company admitted policy and dues but challenged the claim, while a similar prior case to be appealed involved a $105 judgment.
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Ralph Kane
Belle de- Red Men
Red Men’s Fraternal Accident Association
Bert
Bert DeMess
Whis Clain
DeMoss
Supreme Court
Kane
Burton to Join Government Geologic Survey Career
A. G. E. Burton, recently instructor at the State Normal in Terre Haute and member of this year's graduating class, will leave for Rock Springs Wyoming to rejoin the Government Geologic Survey, a post he held last summer. The position often ends early due to heavy mountain snow.
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G. E. Burton
State Normal
Terre Haute
L A
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Government Geological Survey
Davis poised for Senate nomination and county support
Jasper Davis plans to cancel township institute dates this fall and devote efforts to democracy. He is expected to be the Democratic nominee for Joint Senator to represent Hamilton and Tipton counties at Noblesville convention next month, and has already won endorsements from delegates of both counties.
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Jasper Davis
Township Institute
Hamilton
Tipton
Noblesville
Red Cloud Degree Team Performs in Indianapolis
The Red Men degree team led by Wm. R. McCarty traveled to Indianapolis Wednesday evening and conferred the work on palefaces. The twenty two member squad was entertained by the Red Cloud tribe.
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Wm. R. McCarty
Indianapolis
Red Cloud Tribe
Adventist Meetings Begin at School House Tonight
Elders F. M. Roberts and J. M. Ellis lead a series of Seventh Day Adventist meetings starting this evening at the school house. A large tent is set up and services are planned to run for a month if interest remains strong.
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Seventh Day Adventists
F. M. Roberts
J. M. Ellis
College Students Wed in Indianapolis Ceremony
Ted L. Johnson and Miss Jessie A. Riley married at the brides parents home on East Twenty third street Indianapolis. Rev J W Walker of Greenwood officiated. The bride attends IU and the groom, son of Theodore Johnson of Sheridan, is in the University class of this year. They will voyage to the Philippines for teaching duties after a stay in San Francisco. Sheridan attendees included Dr P S Johnson and Theodore and Harry Johnson. Noblesville and Anderson residents also present.
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Ted L. Johnson
Jessie A. Riley
East Twenty-third Street
Indianapolis
J. W. Walker
Greenwood
Theodore Johnson
Sheridan
Prohibition Candidate Campaign Reach In Sheridan
O W Outland from Grant county has spent the week in Sheridan working for the Prohibition nominee for Representative. Employed by the State Prohibition committee he is collecting signatures on pledge cards and has completed his work in the township except for Sheridan.
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O. W. Outland
Grant County
Sheridan
State Prohibition Committee
Will Brick Fifth Street Roadway Bid Duel
One bid was submitted for the Fifth Street roadway project. J L Vickery offered a slightly lower bid after a prior bid. brick cost dropped from 1.35 to 1.32 while other items rose. Property owners questioned paying costs and asked to delay. meeting adjourned with no decision on costs or proceeding, drawing mixed reactions.
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Fifth Street
J. L. Vickery
Lsten
Former resident J E Peele dies in Iowa home
A letter from Manchester Iowa announces the death of J E Peele whose health declined for six months. He was known for his stock food preparation made here before moving to Frankfort where a stock company expanded the business. Burial is expected in Manchester.
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J. E. Peele
Manchester
Iowa
Brights
Peele
Frankfort
Sheridan Grocers Move To Keep Wares Inside Stores
Four Sheridan grocery firms decide to keep merchandise inside shops instead of displaying it outside. The change aims to improve cleanliness and free street space for pedestrians. Clerks welcome the shift as it ends regular outdoor handling of goods during morning and evening.
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Sheridan
Superintendent Llewelyn Pursues Master’s Degree at Indiana University
Superintendent Llewelyn was in Sheridan for a short stay Friday. He is now at Indiana University working on his Master’s Degree. He will return to Sheridan Sept. 1. Monday, June 22, was the longest day of the year and was also one of the hottest. The sun rose at 4.15 and set at 7.17.
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Llewelyn
Sheridan
Indiana University
Telephone company overhauls its plant
The local Telephone company finished overhauling its switchboard and inside machinery. After fourteen days of work by an imported expert, all equipment is in first class shape and a marked improvement in service is believed to follow. The News office will be closed all day July Fourth.
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Tip Oxfords
Tip Blucher
COX & Rickard
Clayton St. Cox's
Vid Reliable
First National Bank
John Ridge Auto Gargage
A. &. Johnson
The
Heysman
Sylvain Owen
Noblesville, Ind
Hamilton County
Country
Washington
Clay
Delaware
Fall Creek
Wayne
White River
Jackson
Adams
City of Noblesville
Westfield
Cicero
Carmel
Atlanta
Arcadia
Total
Board of Review
P.J. Fariss
Peru Street
Cacero
H. M. Stehman
Christian
James Smith
la Frank
New York Globe
Geological Government Survey
Arts. A
Red Cloud Ledge
Phillipines
Outland
J. E. Peelle
Telephone Company
Ford’s Drug Store
Sherwin-Williams
John Gifford
Pharmacist
Poor South
P.O. Sheridan
Vykery
Blader Twine
the Country Store
C. B. Jones
Bakers Corner
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