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Newspaper

Sheridan News

Location

Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1923

Page

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Adams township seeks cement road from Sheridan to Boone line

Noblesville Indiana May 3 1923 a Adams township delegation requested construction of a cement road from California street in Sheridan west to the Boone county line under the three mile road law with Adams township bearing costs. The commissioners promised consideration at a special meeting next Thursday or at the opening Monday of the regular session.

Adams Township Noblesville California Street Sheridan Boone County Three Mile Road

Noblesville Court Actions Include Divorces and Road Bids

Lee Link wins a divorce from Ellen Link in circuit court on desertion grounds. A peeping charge against Link fails in city court. County bids for three roads are awarded to Huffman and Ramsey. Faucett road bonds show no bids. Local officials note no bids for bonds in Hamilton county.

Lee Link Noblesville Ellen Link Hines Indianapolis Link Brown Lawrence Finley Fall Creek Township Hamilton County

Home in Colored Settlement Burns Out of Control

Ira Rice and his family escaped a deadly blaze that destroyed their two story home in the Roberts farm area of the colored settlement north east of here. Mrs Rice woke the family around ten o clock as the roof began to cave in. The origin is unknown though an insurance adjustor suspects lightning. The Hamilton County Mutual company partially covered the damage.

Ira Rice Here Nodyn Roberts Farm Hamilton County Mutual Company

Town cleans up garbage after May day effort

Town offices reported a successful clean up with many homes possessing one or more litter boxes on their lawns. Residents used drays and drives to remove rubbish from early morning until late at night showcasing town effort and hygiene improvements.

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Longtime Monon employee John Hubbartt dies at 68

John Hubbartt, over thirty years with the Monon railway, died suddenly at his Fanning street home at age 68. Cause reported as acute indigestion. Survived by widow and five children: Clint Forrest Glen Hubbartt and Mrs Emery Hines and Mrs Carl Powne.

John Hubbartt Monon Railway Company Fanning Street

Common School Closed Tuesday After Eight Month Term

Sheridan common school grades closed Tuesday after an eight month term with two lost days at Thanksgiving. The high school makeup completed on two Saturdays and closed last week. Boxley school also closed early this week with Baccalaureate services last Sunday night. Commencement Thursday night had eighteen graduates led by Ray DeVaney and Nellie Goff among others. a Dutler college man gave the class address.

Sheridan Boxley School Rev. McPheeters Ray DeVaney Leslie Stephenson Walter Greathouse Ralph Sturdevant Lloy Kellam Howard Pickett Eugene Endicott Gilbert Hershman Maurie Harvey Nellie Goff Beulah Biddle Doyle Pickard Warren Inman Edith Moore Elizabeth Bailor Leland Beard Hazel Tudor Larue Wallace Dutler College

Old Findlers Stage Contest Evening Fiddle Event

An old fiddlers contest was staged Tuesday evening in the Boxley school building. The crowd enjoyed tunes like Turkey in the Straw and The Irish Washerwoman. Participants included Alfred Robbins Crem Greathouse Walter Creek Archie Wilson George Jones George Orbaugh and Charles Copeland. Mrs. Carrie Howard accompanied at the piano. Only three played violins and the music continued until ten o clock with no prizes awarded.

Boxley Alfred Robbins Crem Greathouse Walter Creek Archie Wilson George Jones George Orbaugh Charles Copeland Carrie Howard

Ged resident of Hortonville dies

Earl, a Ged resident of Hortonville, died Sunday morning at his home after a brief illness. He was the grandfather of Mrs. Fletcher Cottingham of Sheridan and had just returned from a visit with her. Death was attributed to advanced age. Survived by widow, one son Homer Earl of Indianapolis and two stepchildren Mrs. Will Hinshaw of Westfield and Frank Ressler. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Hortonville M E church with Rev. Mills officiating.

Ad Earl Hortonville Fletcher Cottingham Sheridan

Gas shortage foils car theft near church

A Ford owned by Conrad McMath was stolen while the owners attended church. The vehicle was found on Fanning Street near the John Jack residence after a search began at service end. Thieves abandoned the attempt due to a gas shortage.

Conrad MccMath

McConnell Sells 156 Acres Near Sheridan to New York Buyer

Charles M. McConnell sells 156 acre Range Line farm four miles east of Sheridan to Elmer E. Brown of Olean New York for 24500 dollars equivalent to 157.07 per acre. McConnell takes Maple Avenue Noblesville property worth 5090 as part of the price. Sale arranged by Morrison Axline of Noblesville and Cox Cooper of Sheridan.

Cox & Cooper Charles M. McConnell Sheridan Elmer E. Brown Olean New York McConnell Maple Avenue Noblesville Morrison & Axline Real Estate Agency Mr. Brown Indiana

Enumeration shows decline in Adams township school age numbers

Adams township reports 1923 enumeration of school age children at 961, down from 1009 the previous year under Trustee Kercheval. More than 500 children counted in the township. The joint town and township counts have fallen for years, reducing state funding by about 3.50 dollars per head.

Adams Township Kercheval

Indiana Fish and Game Dept Sets Bass Season Closure

The closed season for bass and bluegills in Indiana public waters runs May 1 through June 15 as stated by George N. Mannfield, superintendent of the division of fish and game. The period covers the fish breeding season.

Indiana George N. Mannfield Division of Fish and Game State Conservation Department

Mrs Anna Parr Appointed to Sheridan Library Board

Judge Hines appointed Mrs Anna Parr to the Sheridan Library board to succeed Mrs Daisy R Thistlethwaite. The two year term follows Mrs Parr, wife of Charles M Parr, noted as an efficient woman.

Judge Hines Anna Parr Daisy R. Thistlethwaite Sheridan Library Board

Funeral for John Hubbartt on South Fanning Street

Funeral services for John Hubbartt will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the residence on South Fanning street with Rev. McPheeters in charge. He will be buried at Crown View cemetery.

John Hubbartt South Fanning Street McPheeters Crown. View ‘Cemetery

Boxley Boys Hurt in School Ride Accident

Ten Boxleytown area youths riding home from school lost control of a car owned by George Goodnight. A boy driving, son of Omer Wiles, crashed into an electric pole injuring Morris Smith who suffers a leg sprain and knee injury, and others with head cuts and bruises. Smith was hospitalized in Indianapolis. Two boys escaped uninjured.

Boxleytown Omer Wiles George Goodnight Morris Smith Smith Methodist Indianapolis McMath Clyde Podley Charles Dell

Noblesville Wins County Track Meet in Spring Heights

Noblesville captured first in the fifteenth annual county track meet held last Friday with Carmel second Sheridan third and Fishers fourth. A record crowd of about 700 witnessed multiple new Hamilton County marks including mile run pole vault 44 yard dash and mile relay. Akers Wade of Carmel shared high-point honors with 12 points each, Mills of Noblesville had 11.

Noblesville Carmel Sheridan Fishers Akers Wade Mills Hamilton County Weaver Gunn Kincaid Parr Wace Hardie—Heinzmann Sherman Michaels Reagan Williams Carraway Lewis Lunsford Carter Roeder Met Heinzmann Noblesvilley Piches Gael Stum Bahill Dan

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