Sturdevant Case Opens in Hamilton County Court
In Noblesville Indiana the Sturdevant case advances with opening statements by prosecutor J F Neal. The trial focuses on the Hamilton County Trust Company collapse and the defendant's role as former president.
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Sturdevant
Dayton R. Harvey
White River
Henry Beagle
W. A. Goodwin
Fall Creek
J. W. Southard
Jackson Township
J.F. Neal
Hamilton County Trust Company
Mendenhall
J. F. Nea
Noel Neal
G. W. Osborn
Sheridan
Kane
War Spirit and Security in United States Opinion
An editorial warns of danger despite a lull in war actions naming 100000 spies in the United States and urging the swift removal or punishment of traitors. It argues universal military service gains support as Americans respond to facts and national security concerns.
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United States
Japan
Mexico
Washington
United
U.S
Daily
High Red Man Clifford Crawford Heads Ninth District Meet
Frankfort official Clifford Crawford of Indiana addressed the Red Men at the Ninth District Meeting. Past Sachem’s degree was conferred on candidates. Members from across the district attended, including some state officials.
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Clifford Crawford
Frankfort
Great Sachem
Indiana
Mrs Hershel Moore Dies at 26 at Home West of Bakers Corner
Mrs Hershel Moore died at her Bakers Corner area home early Wednesday from a complication of diseases. She was 26 and had been bedfast only a few days despite long illness. A husband and one child survive. Funeral plans await arrival of her parents Mr and Mrs Harmon Nightenhelser from Canada.
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Hershel Moore
Bakers Corner
Harmon Nightenhelser
Canada
Transfers and Real Estate Licenses in Noblesville Area
Transfers and new real estate transactions listed in the court house column show dozens of lot and acreage sales across Adams, Washington, White River, Delaware, Clay, and Noblesville Townships. Names include Lassider, Dun can, Woods, Lee, Good, Mil ler, Jessup Land Co, Springer, Henry, Darnell, Worley, Harbit, Gaiser, Carpenter, Parker, Stewart, Warner, Brown, Maker, Gustin, Nelson, Eikenberry, Hikenberry, Swarts, Baber, Stultz, Haverstick, Goins, Thomas, Boulden, Correll, Nicholson, Miller, Kiste, Joseph, Fosnight, Updike, Day, with sums and acreages for each transfer.
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Bert L. Lassider
Peter O. Duncan
Washington
Woods
Chas. H. Lee
Adams
Albert E. Good
Charles E. Miller
Adams Two
Archie L. Wilson
Albert Ross
Jackson Two
Orin Jessup Land Co
Issac N. Springer
Charlotte Henry
Board of Trustees City Schools
Noblesville
Wm. Gaiser
Joanna Lowe
Atlanta
Issac E. Carpenter
Wm. H. Parker
White River
Lou Stella Hawkins
A. M. Stephenson
Sheridan
Andrew J. Dunn
Willis Stephenson
John K. Stewart
Newlin B. Stuart
Dennis Warner
Clarence McDonald
Delaware
August N. Brown
David W. Puckett
Carmel
Jerome D. Maker
Nancy Jane
Ora Gustin
Eli M. Horton
Clay C. Nelson
Wm. H. Eikenberry
Arcadia
Wm. H. Hikenberry
Theodore E. Christian
Louis W. Swarts Et al
C. C. Robbins
Fall Creek
Alice C. Baber
Ludovic
L. Hill
Lalathiel D. Stultz
Lew W. Baber
John B. Haverstick
Albert T. Clark
Mary E. Goins
Casper H. Rickman
Guy ‘C
Remains of Alexander Pike Buried Beside Wife
The 88 year old Marengo resident from Crawford county Alexander Pike was shipped for burial Sunday and interred Monday at Crown View cemetery beside his wife. A veteran of the rebellion he served three years as a sergeant after enlisting from Town. Pike lived in Covington Oaktown Indiana and later Illinois and was a 60 year Mason and longtime Odd Fellow. He was brother in law to Mrs James Snodgrass west of Sheridan.
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Alexander Pike
Marengo
Crawford County
Crown View
Mr. Pike
Hendricks County
Covington
Oaktown
Indiana
Illinois
James Snodgrass
Sheridan
Gardeners urged to reclaim vacant Sheridan lots this spring
Sheridan residents are urged to plant on one of up to two hundred vacant lots to grow potatoes tomatoes onions and cabbages as a cost saving measure. The piece promotes a contest among lot tillers to produce the most crop based on harvest prices.
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Sheridan
Black Walnut and Elm in Demand for War Industry
War demand drives brisk trade at local lumber yards as black walnut fuels aircraft and gun stock needs and elm, once overlooked, gains value for automobile bodies due to its elasticity and toughness amid wartime production.
Sixteen Year Old Boy Dies In LaSalle Accident
The 16 year old son of Perry Gonn er died in an accident in LaSalle Illinois Tuesday evening and was brought to Sheridan for the funeral at his sister Mrs Bert Thistlethwaite home today. Woodmen lodge from several neighborhoods conferred degrees on two candidates at the Odd Fellows hall Tuesday night.
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Perry Goodner
LaSalle
Illinois
Sheridan
Bert Thistlethwaite
Order of Woodmen
Odd Fellows Hall
Lebanon House Sold to F M Lovell for 2200
R N Crumbaugh sold his Lebanon residence to F M Lovell for 2200 dollars. Otis Silver, son of John Silver of Elizaville, died Sunday afternoon of double pneumonia at nineteen years old.
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Lebanon
R. N. Crumbaugh
F. M. Lovell
Otis Silver
John Silver
Elizaville
Murray trades farm for property visits Sheridan Tuesday
Albert Murray who traded his farm near Saltillo Washington county for property in Russellville and Crawfordsville was a Sheridan visitor Tuesday. Mrs Murray formerly lived near Sheridan.
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Albert Murray
Saltillo
Washington County
Russelville
Crawfordsville
Sheridan
Murray
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Noblesville, In
Sturdevant Jury
Newlin
B. Stewart
Fington
Otto McCarty
White Rr
Charles L. Moore
Jackson Town
Thomas E. Millikan
Fall Creek Township
Frank Gentry
Noah Manship
Charles Caca
White River Township
John W. Anderson
Wayne Town
Fred Coverdale
Clee
Cloe
Coverdale
Carbon Works
Judge Cloe
W. BR. Sanders
Squire Maker’s Court
U. S
High Red Man
Anna L. Darnell
Harvey W. Taylor
Clay
Florence Taylor
Nancy M. Worley
Francis M. Harbit
Ohio
Aladdin Lamp Supplies
Stahl
Door North 1St
National Bank
Enterprise
W. E. Cox
S. H. S. Rings
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