source: The Republican (Danville, Indiana) - issue of Thursday, February 22, 1979 - page 5, column 6:
According to a legal notice, in February 1979 Linda Kay Adduci filed a petition in the Hendricks County Circuit Court (case # C 2 79-64) to change her name to Linda Day George. The petition was scheduled to be heard on April 3, 1979.
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Thursday, October 27, 2016
Tuesday, June 2, 2015
Hendricks County students attending Franklin College (1890's)
These are students from various Hendricks County towns who attended Franklin College in Franklin, Indiana in the 1890's (source: Annual catalogs for Franklin College from the 1890-1891 school year through the 1898-1899 school year). Franklin College is affiliated with the Baptist Church.
AMO:
--Bessie Howell attended during the 1893-1894 school year, as part of the Collegiate Department.
--Charles Howell attended the 1893-1894 and 1894-1895 school years, first as a senior in the Preparatory Department (studying Science), then as a freshman in the Collegiate Department.
--Elmer Masten attended during the 1890-1891 school year, as a senior in the Preparatory Department (studying Science).
BROWNSBURG:
--John Robert George attended during the 1891-1892 and 1892-1893 school years, as a junior and then a senior in the Preparatory Department (studying Science).
CLAYTON:
--Joseph Ulysses Jones attended the 1890-1891 through 1893-1894 school years, ending as a senior in the Scientific course.
--Minnie Jones attended the 1890-1891 through 1893-1894 school years, ending as a senior in the Scientific course.
COATESVILLE:
--Carrie Maud Wright attended the 1892-1893 school year, as part of the Music Department.
--Robert Benton Wright attended the 1890-1891 through 1893-1894 school years, ending as a senior in the Classical course.
AMO:
--Bessie Howell attended during the 1893-1894 school year, as part of the Collegiate Department.
--Charles Howell attended the 1893-1894 and 1894-1895 school years, first as a senior in the Preparatory Department (studying Science), then as a freshman in the Collegiate Department.
--Elmer Masten attended during the 1890-1891 school year, as a senior in the Preparatory Department (studying Science).
BROWNSBURG:
--John Robert George attended during the 1891-1892 and 1892-1893 school years, as a junior and then a senior in the Preparatory Department (studying Science).
CLAYTON:
--Joseph Ulysses Jones attended the 1890-1891 through 1893-1894 school years, ending as a senior in the Scientific course.
--Minnie Jones attended the 1890-1891 through 1893-1894 school years, ending as a senior in the Scientific course.
COATESVILLE:
--Carrie Maud Wright attended the 1892-1893 school year, as part of the Music Department.
--Robert Benton Wright attended the 1890-1891 through 1893-1894 school years, ending as a senior in the Classical course.
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Activity in Hendricks County probate cases (May 1897)
From Hendricks County probate records:
Activity in probate cases as of 3 May 1897 [in vacation of the March 1897 term of court]:
--Joshlin Foster estate - William M. Foster appointed administrator ($15,000 bond)
--Thomas Lanahan & Daniel Lanahan guardianship - John Lanahan appointed administrator ($500 bond)
--Weltha S. George guardianship - James M. George appointed guardian ($4,000 bond)
Activity in probate cases as of 3 May 1897 [in vacation of the March 1897 term of court]:
--Joshlin Foster estate - William M. Foster appointed administrator ($15,000 bond)
--Thomas Lanahan & Daniel Lanahan guardianship - John Lanahan appointed administrator ($500 bond)
--Weltha S. George guardianship - James M. George appointed guardian ($4,000 bond)
Monday, July 2, 2012
Sixty Cents School in Brown Township Holds Reunion (1939)
From a newspaper clipping donated by Jerry Wiley. According to The Village of Brownsburg (1998), Sixty Cents School was built from land that was purchased in 1854 and was on the south side of County Road 1000 North in Brown Township, facing County Road 650 East. The Corinth Church was across the road from the school.
From the Brownsburg Record (Brownsburg, Indiana) – issue of 1939 [exact date unknown]:
"Old Scholars and Teacher of ‘60c School’
Left to right: Minnie (Herring) Marker, Viola (Turpin) Everett, Elsie (McCrory) Eaton, Nancy (George) McDaniel, Ona (Kennedy) Beaman, John F. Everett, W.H. Schenck, Herbert Johnson, 72, Albert Johnson, 88, William Johnson, 84, 3 brothers. John F. Everett was a former teacher.
About eighty former students and teachers of the old “Sixty Cent” school gathered at Corinth Church Sunday afternoon and talked over the old days, when they were much younger than at present. A fine basket dinner was laid upon tables in the church lawn and at the conclusion much visiting and reminiscing occupied the afternoon.
Above we show a picture of a group of some of the older students, including a former teacher, John F. Everett. No shiny school buses stopped at their doors for these boys and girls. Laboriously they plodded through mud, snow and summer suns, in fair and rainy weather to learn their three “R’s.”
A business session was held and Herschell F. Johnson was named President, with Mrs. Eva S. Waters as secretary of the association. They will meet again each year at the same place, the time to be announced at a later date. “Sixty Cent” school is standing just a short way west of Corinth Church at the cross road. Many and varied are the stores as to the origin of the name of this school. One version is that Samuel Schenck taught a subscription school there and charged sixty cents per pupil; another was to the effect that when the school was completed there was no lock for the door, this costing sixty cents; another story is that the carpenters who labored on the old frame structure receives sixty cents per day each. However, this known there is probably no other “sixty cent” school in the country."
From the Brownsburg Record (Brownsburg, Indiana) – issue of 1939 [exact date unknown]:
"Old Scholars and Teacher of ‘60c School’
Left to right: Minnie (Herring) Marker, Viola (Turpin) Everett, Elsie (McCrory) Eaton, Nancy (George) McDaniel, Ona (Kennedy) Beaman, John F. Everett, W.H. Schenck, Herbert Johnson, 72, Albert Johnson, 88, William Johnson, 84, 3 brothers. John F. Everett was a former teacher.
About eighty former students and teachers of the old “Sixty Cent” school gathered at Corinth Church Sunday afternoon and talked over the old days, when they were much younger than at present. A fine basket dinner was laid upon tables in the church lawn and at the conclusion much visiting and reminiscing occupied the afternoon.
Above we show a picture of a group of some of the older students, including a former teacher, John F. Everett. No shiny school buses stopped at their doors for these boys and girls. Laboriously they plodded through mud, snow and summer suns, in fair and rainy weather to learn their three “R’s.”
A business session was held and Herschell F. Johnson was named President, with Mrs. Eva S. Waters as secretary of the association. They will meet again each year at the same place, the time to be announced at a later date. “Sixty Cent” school is standing just a short way west of Corinth Church at the cross road. Many and varied are the stores as to the origin of the name of this school. One version is that Samuel Schenck taught a subscription school there and charged sixty cents per pupil; another was to the effect that when the school was completed there was no lock for the door, this costing sixty cents; another story is that the carpenters who labored on the old frame structure receives sixty cents per day each. However, this known there is probably no other “sixty cent” school in the country."
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