Noblesville Man Faces Indictment Overdrafts and Bank Records
The article reports on overdraft allegations against a Noblesville man with charges tied to the Cicero bank and Hamilton Trust Company, with banks in Indianapolis also involved. Special Judge Fred Hines presiding, prosecutors and defense teams named, and related court actions noted including a divorce case and weed-cutting law reminder for Hamilton county farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicero Bank
Hamilton Trust Company
Indiana State Bank
Indianapolis
Fr. M. Hinshaw
Fred Hines
John F
Noel Neal
G. W. Osborn
Guy
Ira
Floyd Christian
Fitzgerald
Sheridan Prepares Big Fourth of July Celebration in Park
The town bans fireworks in the main streets and confines displays to Compton's park for July Fourth. A large all day picnic with a planned big display Tuesday night is set, with most stores closing and a monster crowd expected if weather cooperates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compton’s Park
Sheridan
Loop Leaves Sheridan For Kokomo History Head Post
QO L Loop, an instructor at Sheridan High School for two years, accepts the head of the history department at Kokomo High School for the upcoming school year starting September first. The nine month Kokomo school marks an advancement from his previous Sheridian position. Both Mr and Mrs Loop have many close friends in Sheridan who will regret their departure but applaud the promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO. L. Loop
Sheridan High School
Kokomo High School
Kokomo
Loop
Sheridan
Wheat harvest expected in Hamilton county soon
Farmers in Hamilton county will enter fields to cut wheat within ten days. In Noblesville area and southern parts of the county many fields are described as excellent and remarkably clean, showing strong harvest potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Noblesville
Lebanon County Agent Imel Likely to Be Reappointed
R W Imel of Lebanon Boone county agent visited Sheridan Monday. His term expires next Monday when the Board will select his successor. It is probable he will be retained as he has performed well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Imel
Lebanon
Boone County
Warren Pickett's strawberry harvest yields over fifty dollars
Warren Pickett of Bakers Corner reports a one third acre of strawberries produced more than fifty dollars. The family also put up and used additional produce from the same plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Pickett
Bakers Corner
Fruit yields noted amid rains and high sugar prices
The report cites abundant grapes and pears with good apples, yet strawberry quality fell due to heavy rains. Cherries are plentiful but worm damage and high sugar costs hinder packing. oats and meadow crops look promising while corn cultivation suffers from persistent rains. Weather in the next two weeks will determine final yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cris
Terhune Man Sues Over Lost Bank Funds
George Good of Terhune sues Pet Buzan of Cicero and Fidelity Surety Co for 2245 alleging Buzan knew Cicero bank risks when he moved 2245 from Noblesville to Cicero before a last year bank collapse. Officials say Buzan acted in official capacity and merits public official protection. The suit stems from a 2245 check tied to Farmers and Merchants Bank failure. Attorney Worley of Lebanon filed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Tipton
George Good
Terhune
Pet Buzan
Cicero
Fidelity Surety Company
Good
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Buzan
Worley
Lebanon
Sheridan
Hamilton
A. E. Good
Monon
Neighbor charged with first degree murder over feud
The body of Donald McGregor was moved to his sister’s home near Terhune after he died from a head injury from an attack by neighbor Jesse Krump. The incident occurred on a road near Templeton in Benton county over a dog. Krump says self defense and was jailed without bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald McGregor
Sheridan
I. N. Evans
Terhune
Spencer
McGregor
Jesse Krump
Krump
Templeton
Benton County
Oxford
Boone County
Fowler
Hamilton
Commission Finds Local Man Insane in Sheridan
A seven member commission, excluding physicians and the Justice of the Peace, examined Nolen Goodner in Squire Steffer's court on Tuesday. They found him insane and he will be admitted to a hospital as soon as possible. Health issues were blamed for his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Leonard
Arcadia
Waddell
Indianapolis
Justice of the Peace
Squire Steffer
Nolen Goodner
Sheridan
Professor Teter Leaves for Wisconsin University
Professor J. W. Teter travels to Madison Wisconsin to work at the University of Wisconsin and plans to return about August first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin University
J. W. Teter
Madison
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Noblesville forms SRT during crisis enlistment
Sheridan counties join the crisis effort as a special relief team forms in Noblesville. John Bush and Lou aa man will serve as privates, while Paul Scott plans to enter as a musician or baker. Final arrangements to be completed Friday or Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vlags
Serry
Sheridan
Noblesville
John Bush
Lou Aa Man
Paul Scott
Crowds at Ft Harrison as National Guard mobilizes
Sheridan residents joined thousands at Fort Benjamin Harrison near Indianapolis where the Indiana National Guard is being mobilized in anticipation of war with Mexico. The fort is under martial law with drills and maneuvers creating a war like scene. Traffic clogged two miles to the fort, taking two hours to traverse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Indiana National Guard
Mexico
Illinois Instructor Roy Hutchens Takes Harvey High Post
Roy Hutchens accepts a Commercial department position at Harvey High School in Illinois for the year starting September 1. He graduates from Chicago University and has several years of teaching experience. Hutchens and his family plan to move to Harvey by September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hutchens
Harvey, Illinois
Harvey
Chicago
Hutchens
Indianapolis
Chicago University
Charley Hall Died Tuesday
Charley W. Hall aged thirty three died Tuesday morning at his father John Hall’s home on South Georgia street after a paralytic stroke of several months. He was a mechanic and had worked in Indianapolis for several years. Burial was Thursday at Crown View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley W. Hall
John Hall
South Georgia Street
Indianapolis
Crown View
News Office Closed for July Fourth Holiday
The NEWS Office will be closed all day July 4. Advertisers and correspondents are asked to cooperate for the occasion.
Quality Club House and Telmo Canned Goods Store Closure
A vintage newspaper clipped ad notes Quality Club House and Telmo Canned Goods among suppliers like Chase and Sanborns and Swift, with a store closing Tuesday at noon. It references ranks of products such as flour, bread, hams, and coffees, and mentions a sale or stock status amid a degraded page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telmo
Chase and Sanborn
Miller and Hart
Swift
Mideet
Tageart
Ingersoll Reliance Watch Offers Thin Timepiece
A compact seven jewel bridge model named Ingersoll Reliance is praised as a slim, accurate watch that fits a pocket, keeps good time, and is priced at three dollars, much lower than expected. It appeals to customers seeking quality at a bargain and helps them catch trains on time.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hasna
PneGaunna
Gune Poach
Idig
Oscar Guilkey
Edgar A. Baker
Court House
Bernice Weaver
Christian Church
L. ©. Howe
Baker
E. Division Street
Beaver
Crawcraft Dry Goods
Terhune Man
Geo. Good
Henals Ots
Rafere
Commission
PreBariaga
Ae Kigg
Rei
Ita Forge
Tae Mayer
Boia
Obra
Anal
Leo
Bis
Ft. Harrison
Illinois
Charley Hall
Troce Gaas iGeskes
Terponen
Dbs
Hidney Deans
Bey
W. E.cox
the Grocer
Couch & Stahl
National Bank
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!