Noblesville June distribution set to mail county checks
County Auditor C C White completes the June distribution to townships and corporations in Noblesville Indiana totaling a large sum including library tax. Payments addressed to Washington Clay Delaware Fall Creek White River Jackson Adams Noblesville and other areas list specific amounts. A separate Friday court settlement ends Earl Burton versus W R Comstock with 400 plus costs.
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C. C. White
White
Avanta
Arcadia
Cicero
Teyonsip
Washington
Noblesville
Clay
Delaware
Fall Creek
Ae Wayne
White River
Jackson
Adams
Noblesville School City
Noblesville City Corporation
Vteaeo
Bank suit dismissed and various local court notes
The First National Bank of Arcadia vs John J Billhymer was dismissed in circuit court. Lester Ogle is named administrator of his father James R Ogle’s estate, with a $300 bond. The Orin Jessup Lam Co awarded $580.45 plus $8 in fees against Earl and Bertha Harvey. Willis and Walker, two strangers, were jailed after an attempted liquor swindle. a water-filled bottle and a fake whisky device exposed the scam. Police suspect impersonation as federal officers. Robert Haughey urged Adams township road projects including the J C Goff cement road near Boxleytown, noted before the Higbee road. (Continued on page 3.)
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First Nationa Bank
Arcadia
John J. Billhymer
Lester Ogle
James R. Ogle
Boxleytown
Orin Jessup Lam Company
Earl
Bertha Harvey
Georgne Whlls
Emmet Walker
Indianapolis
Hatfeld Electric Company
Willis
Walker
Noblesville
Indiana
Nyuer
Ashi O
Prohibition
Robert Haughey
Adams Township
Board Commissioners
J. C. Goff
Haughey
Goff
Higbee
Arrest Made In Prohibition Violation Near Ekin
Leora Philips of Ekin was arrested by Tipton police on an affidavit for alleged violations of prohibition laws. A five gallon jug of white mule liquor was found in a wheat field near Ekin and three quarts in a culvert. The investigation, said to involve Ku Klux Klan members and the Tipton County Horse Thief Detective Association, is expected to lead to further arrests.
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Grant Hoover, Jr
Hoover
Atlanta
Agg Hoover
Porseman F
Noblesville
Leora Philips
Ekin
Tipton
Phillips
Ku Klux Klan
Tipton County
Injunction Sought To Protect Lafayette Pike From Gravel Haul
Silas DeVane County Highway Siterinteaments and the Board of Commissioners sue J. C. Stapleton to stop using the Lafayette pike for hauling gravel in trucks. The contract calls for 40 000 yards from Baker Company pit to Range Line rd. They claim heavy trucks damage the road and may ruin it if gravel movement continues. Residents along the pike have complained. after meeting with the commissioners the suit was filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas DeVane
Board of Commissioners
J. C. Stapleton
Lafayette Pike
Buvice Hines
Stapleton
Baker Company
Eid
DeVaney
Coluntineae
TieVaney
Farmers Visit Purdue University Delegation From Hamilton County
About 150 farmers and wives from Hamilton County toured Purdue University in Lafayette last Friday to view the Agriculture and Home Economics departments. The visit followed an invitation from the university with exhibitions and entertainment prepared, and groups traveled by car despite high heat. A similar trip occurred the previous year.
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Hamilton County
Lafayette
Purdue University
University
Sheridan Man Looto State House Job
H A Roberts of Carmel has been named custodian of the State House to replace Roy Couch of Sheridan who held the post for two years. An audit shows a cash shortage of about $8,000. Sheridan businessmen had gathered to help and expected a smaller deficit before the examination finished.
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H. A. Roberts
Carmel
State House
Roy Couch
Sheridan
Roy
Klan Meetings Reported in Noblesville and Westfield
Two Ku Klux Klan meetings were held in the county last week with the Women’s Auxiliary gathering at the Noblesville horse show grounds and a public initiation following an address. A second Klan gathering occurred the same night in Westfield with about sixty five robed men marching. Reverend Aubrey Moore of Noblesville spoke to a large crowd. A combined Klan and Auxiliary meeting is advertised for Noblesville next Saturday night, June 30.
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Ku Klux Klan
Noblesville
Westfield
Aubrey Moore
Women’s Auxiliary
W A Taylor Dies After Long Illness at 67
W A Taylor a farmer living southeast of Sheridan died at his home Monday morning at four o'clock following a several year tuberculosis illness. He leaves a widow and four daughters Mrs Raleigh Thistlethwaite Mrs George Madge Mrs Ward Hand and Mrs Alva Carey all of Hamilton county. Funeral services were at Hortonville Methodist church two hours after dawn Wednesday with burial at Westfield cemetery.
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W. A. Taylor
Sheridan
Taylor
Raleigh Thistlethwaite
George Madge
Ward Hand
Alva Carey
Hamilton County
Hortonville Methodist Church
Westfield Cemetery
Hail and Wind Batter Rural Crops Across County
A Saturday afternoon storm with hail and wind damaged wheat rye and corn near Kirklin Whitestown and Scircleville. Telephones and electric service were interrupted as lines broke cutting power to rural areas east of Sheridan and affecting Westfield Hortonville and Boxleytown.
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Kirklin
Whitestown
Scircleville
Noblesville
Sheridan
ADSCOE GREGG FOUND DEAD IN BARN
Roscoe Gregg a Sheridan area tenant and rural carrier on route three died by hanging in a barn near his mother Mary FPF's farm one mile west of Sheridan. He was about 35, survived by wife and seven sons and two daughters, with funeral plans not yet set. He had recent illness and was known for school work and community service.
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Roscoe Gregg
Mary Fpf
Gregg
Sheridan
Herold
Maxine
Dorothy
Margaret
Harold
Sheridan Red Men Lodge
Ingtanapolis
James
Eter
Oder
Ralph
Bernard
Victor
Ethel Bogan
Meyrl Smith
Soybean expert H. B. Johnson speaks to Crothersville farmers
H B Johnson addressed about sixty five farmers in Crothersville Indiana last Saturday on soy bean growing. They reported 1500 to 2000 acres in beans this year though sown broadcast hindering harvester use. They plan row planting next year to reduce harvest costs, with threshing at 5 cents per bushel versus 30 to 35 cents by the old method. Johnson is regarded as a leading soybean authority in the state. He then traveled to Columbus for further soybean advocacy.
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H. B. Johnson
Crothersville
Indiana
Johnson
Seymour
Columbus
Ogle Farm Near Lamong Sold to Cox and Emery
A 100 acre farm north of Lamong changed hands Tuesday from Lambert Ogle to Orville H. Cox and Newton Emery. Ogle sold for 325 dollars per acre, while Cox and Emery paid 217 dollars per acre totaling 22 700 dollars. Ogle also took as part payment twenty acres owned by Emery southeast of Sheridan valued at 7 000 dollars. The Cox and Cooper agency negotiated the sale.
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Lamong
Lambert Ogle
Orville H. Cox
Newton Emery
Ogle
Mr. Emery
Sheridan
Cox & Cooper Agency
Centennial Date IO Again Changes for County Celebration
Dates for the Hamilton County Centennial have been moved from August 25 24 to October 3 4 after a committee meeting. The change avoids the Carmel Chautauqua conflict and aligns with school schedules. Residents are urged to invite relatives in other states to attend the two day event and celebrate with county townships.
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Clay
West Delaware
Hamilton County
Two Automobiles Collide Near Pendleton
A Sunday night crash on an open road between here and Pendleton involved two cars. The Jessup vehicle driven by Leverne Jessup carried a group of young passengers while Zelda Griffith drove the Nobie Hines car. One car headed north, the other south, at a recently gravelled crossing.
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W.fudessun F Sheridan
Nobie Hines
Boxley
Here
Pendleton
Jessup
Leverne Jessup
Zelda Griffith
Hines
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Earl Burton
W. R. Comstock
Buddie
Burton
Comstock
Eugene Wilkinson
Charles Cooper
Frank Halbersteadt
Schecleville
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Looto State House
KLAN
W.A. Taylor
Adscoe Gregg
Mel Chautauqua
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