Riffs Boarders and Court Work Fill Noblesville Journal
Noblesville Indiana notes show James Applegate fined by Squire Maker and jailed for twelve days. Sheriff Waddell reports fifteen boarders, then fourteen after Claude Parsley’s release. Ida Lakwins, a colored inmate, serves time for assault. Judge Parr from Lebanon presides over Ed Baker county surveyor case against the Board of Commissioners, venue change from Judge Vestal. Essie Creek wins divorce from Vernon Creek with property about 600 dollars. Emeline Wilkins obtains divorce from William Wilkins in circuit court. Harriet Lockwood sues John C. Craig for return of money deposited with Farmers and Merchants Bank of Cicero.
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James Applegate
Ous
Ida Lawkins
Anna Howard
Cicero
Essie M. Creek
Vernon Creek
Vestal
Arcadia
Creek
Harriet Lockwood
Phil J. Fariss
John C. Craig
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Lockwood
Underhill Monument Company
Kokomo
R. H. Metcalf
Sheridan I O R M Attends District Meeting
The Sheridan I O R M lodge led by John Pulliam as Degree Captain traveled to Noblesville for the district meeting of Red Men. Twelve tribes attended, with representatives from Kokomo Indianapolis Elwood Sharpsville Sheridan Tipton Winamac and Cicero. A red fire parade with music highlighted the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan I. 0. R. M. Lodge
John Pulliam
Noblesville
Kokomo
Indianapolis
Elwood
Sharpsville
Sheridan
Tipton
Winnamac
Cicero
Death of Samuel McCoskey at Kirklin home
Samuel McCoskey aged 75 formerly resided near Terhune died at his son D. H. McCoskey's home near Kirklin after a brief lagrippe illness. He leaves three children. His wife died recently. He worked in real estate for several years. Funeral held at Terhune with burial in Spencer Cemetery.
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Samuel McCoskey
Terhune
D. H. McCoskey
Kirklin
Lagrippe
Mr. McCoskey
Spencer Cemetery
Bulletin Board Displays Markets At The Bank
The First National Bank installed a bulletin board in its banking room to show Indianapolis and Chicago live stock markets daily. Reports arrive at nine o'clock and are displayed for in person viewing, with phone access for those who cannot visit.
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First National Bank
Indianapolis
Chicago
Delegates Set for Hamilton County Next State Convention
Hamilton county will send fourteen delegates to the forthcoming state convention. The total statewide delegate count reaches 1168, down 211 from two years ago, with the four teen delegates from Hamilton highlighted in the plan.
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Hamilton County
Mrs Ellen Beam Dies From Heart Trouble at 74
Mrs Ellen Beam wife of G W Beam died at the family residence two miles northeast of Sheridan Friday morning from heart trouble. She was 74 and survived by her husband two sons George and Ted a daughter Rosa two brothers W H and T D Baker and an older brother Joseph who died recently in Ohio. Funeral was Monday conducted by Rev Graham with burial at Crown View.
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Ellen Beam
G. W
Sheridan
George
Ted
Rosa
W. H
T. D. Baker
Joseph
Ohio
Rev
Graham
Crown View
Talk on Hogs Here Saturday at Library
Prof C G Starr of Purdue will give a talk to farmers tomorrow at 2 30 at the Library building on Hog Cholera and Prevention. Lantern slides will illustrate the lecture and it is free and open to all interested in hog raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Starr
Purdue
Local residents return from Florida trip
R N Crumbaugh and wife and several neighbors have returned from a winter visit in Florida. J S Kercheval and wife with A Steffey and Arza Smith and wife plan a later return. Mrs Smith and Mrs Thistlethwaite recently were on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Crumbaugh
J. B. Johnson
F. M. Lovell
J. C. Newby
Chas. Thistlethwaite
Florida
J. S. Kercheval
A. Steffey
Arza Smith
Smith
Thistlethwaite
Picture Show Changes Owners at Ideal Theater
C. H. Caldwell sold the Ideal Theater to Mr. Spray of Frankfort who assumed charge Wednesday. Mr. Spray plans to move his family here after Frankfort school term ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Caldwell
Ideal Theater
Spray
Frankfort
Monon Case Rehearing Granted on Carmel Train Stops
The utilities commission granted a rehearing in the Carmel case against the Monon railroad to compel trains 32 and 37 to stop at Carmel. Further arguments were heard last week and the commission may sustain the prior order. The railroad had refused to comply and asked for a rehearing.
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Carmel
Monon Railroad
Utilities Commission
Orin Jessup Land Co to Hold Another Auction
Bad weather reduced attendance at the Opera House meeting for the Orin Jessup Land Company. One lot drew a $150 bid and may sell at that price if another meeting is not held. Other nearby sales were successful with lots around $250.
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Orin Jessup Land Company
Opera House
No H C L in Those Days
The News of Oct 3 1903 shows Sheridan grocers advertising Arbuckle coffee 11 cents Lion 10c good bulk 8c bacon 124c pickled pork 10avente. The high cost of living was not widely debated then.
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the News
Sheridan Grocers
Lion
Township Schools Clsosed. Adams Township Schedules Closing
All grade schools in Adams township will close Tuesday except Ekin school which will close Saturday. The term has lasted six and a half months. Boxley high school will close May fourth after an eight months course.
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Adams Township
Ekin
Boxley High School
Sunday Schools Aim to Enroll 1500 on Easter Day
Local Sunday school workers push to enroll 1500 students on Easter Sunday, April 4, citing a surge in attendance. Last Sunday set a county record near 1000, with four churches reporting 889. two others not yet reported.
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J. A. Branson
County Sunday School Association
Thun
Sheridan
Boxleytown
Little Eagle
Atlanta
Will Commemorate Lees Surrender Fifty Years After
G A R and Relief Corps with schools plan an elaborate program for the fiftieth anniversary of Lee surrender at Appomattox on April 9 1865. The event marks the end of civil war hostilities and the start of a united era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. and
Relief Corps
Lee
Appomattox
Grant
Lincoln
Union Bible Seminary Commencement at Westfield Friends Church
The closing exercises for Union Bible Seminary will be held at the Westfield Friends Church at two o'clock on Friday afternoon March 26. The program honors graduates and marks the end of the graded and academic departments for the year.
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Union Bible Seminary
Friends Church
Westfield
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Cer
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St. Louis Republia
Bulletin Board For Markets
Hamilton
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Wattts Grocery
Putin
Vickery
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