Brown County Democrat from Nashville, Indiana • Page 2

1. "i- MUM PAGE 2 BROWN COUNTY DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1973 order on Inheritance lax ana i J. Drown LsOumy dcrapoooK The Jacksonian first nuhlishad an Inlv 1fl7ft Tha niv uemocrat first published in February, 1883. The lacksonian absorbed hv Tim Rmum rnnntu marvu, 1000. on Wednesdavi hv Th Rmum rwnv North Van Buren Street.

Nashville. Bruce Gregory Temple, editor and Telephone: 317 988-4466. postage paid at Nashville, Ind. Mail rates: In Brown County $6.25 per year postage, out of County $6.25 per cents $6.72. Less than one per copy.

National Newspaper Association and State Press Association. gfi Sin nds estate liable for that tax in the sum of $1,764.27. 1183. In thfr matter of the estate of Charles Leslie Pruitt; Court deletes entry of Jan. 19, 1973.

'1 March 8.1973 1 1145. In the matter of the estate of Leonard May; Final Account is examined and ap-; proved. Estate is closed. CAP board setting up committees The Brown. Bartholomew, Jackson Community Action' Program Board met on March 13, at the Community Action Program Offices.

Those attending from Brown Published (Continued from previous page through the SWnritv C.nmnlL sion, are planning to provide aji area across from the Sweetwater Beach for storing lo owners campers, trailer, boats. It is a step in the right di rection to provide some facili ties for our lot owners, Democrat hie. Ind. 47448 publisher. Second class subscription plus 14 cents year plus 47 year, 15 cents Member: The The Hoosieij Rabatin; excessive speed in idle.

zone. Rabatin is found guilty and is fined $1 plus $38 costs. Fine and costs suspended. 4657. State vs.

Kenneth E. Poling; driving under the influence, reckless driving. Court finds Poling guilty and fines him $50 plus $41 costs. Cause taken under advisement until March 13. Fine and costs paid.

4727. State vs. Moate M. Frye; driving left of center, false registration. Frye is found guilty and is fined $1 plus $41 costs on each count.

Cause taken under advisement until March 26. 4720. State vs. Monte M. Frye; license plate View obstructed.

Court finds Frye guilty and fines him $1 plus $41 Cause taken under advisement until March 26. 4738. State vs. Frederick J. Finn; speeding.

Finn is found guilty and is fined $1 plus $41 costs. 4699. State vs. Michael D. Ejdelman; speeding.

Court finds Eddelman guilty and fines him $1 plus $41 costs. 4677. State vs. Rickey L. Scott Cotten of Cordry Lake Osborne's Motion for Produces given permisston to park lion of Transcript of Probable his camper trader at the Disj Cause heari tnct Office temporarily until: c.

iL. 3640. State vs. Billv Rav County were: Lynette Farless, Lee Morgan, Darrell Snyder, James Roberts, Kay Harris, Thelma Fletcher, Janet Moore, Danny Bell. The board accepted the slate of officers presented by the Nominating Committee.

Committee structure is now -being designed. I i 1 8 1 1 1 I I 8 I Fleetwood pleads not guilty; cause set for trial on March 26 at 11:00 4733. State vs. Richard L.Simmons; improper passing. Cause reset for March 26 at 10:00 a.m.

4740. State vs. Pamela A. Miller; expired vehicle inspec tion. Miller is found guilty and is fined $1 plus $41 costs.

Fine and costs suspended. 4279. State vs. Randall K. Rodriquez; failure to have U.S.

Coast Guard inspected life preserver in rubber boat on Lake Strahl in Brown Co. St. Park. State is granted motion to Nolle Prosequi. 4780.

State vs, Jerry F. Lamb; driving under the influence. Richard Rynon appears for Lamb. 4760. State vs.

Daniel L. Ever since in a Country with its symbol of Thomas Gray's "Elegy Written Church-yard," the tiny church surrounding cemetery has been a rural life. Brown County's landscape is speckled with them. The setting above near Three Notch Road in Hamblen Township was photographed by Skip Eads. filed.

6177. Gene Perkins vs. Richard and Margaret M. Bjork; transcript. Transcript filed.

6179. Marie Gibson, Carl Gibson vs, Elmer Ramey, Cordry-Sweetwater Conserv-. ancy District; transcript. Transcript filed. PROBATE March 7, 1973 1148.

In the matter of the nf UarnM-W- Rprwiv couft overrules its previous S. ts fined $1 plus $41 costs. $10 suspended. 4280.. State vs.

Robert K. tration. State is granted Nolle Prosequi. 3701. State vs.

Norman Osborne; failure to provide for animals. Court sustains Osborne's Motion to Surpress Search Warrant and rules that no evidence obtained from that warrant may be relied upon in the trial of this cause. Cause 1 irnt imiAf fins) a aiMCAmant rt Gann; possession of burglary tools. State is granted Motion to Nolle Prosequi. 4696.

State vs. Garnett 0. Fields; driving under the influ- ence oi alcohol, speeding, Fields is granted requested continuance; cause for April 9 at 1:30 p.m. I March 9, 1973 453k. State vs.

Rosemary L. Musser; driving while suspend- jed. rine and costs paid. 3695, State vs. Willery Bel- ton; theft.

Cause set for trial by jury on March 19 at 9:00 ja.m. 3699. State vs. Willery Bel- ton; driving left of center, jtheft, and possession of nar- Icotic drugs. Cause set for trial by jury on March 19 at 9:30 a.m.

March 12, 1973 4751, State vs. Shobana George; driving left of center. Court finds George guilty and fines her $1 plus $41 costs. 14750. State vs.

'Charles E. fo Chicle muffler, no operator's Lpnse. FarIev is found and is fined $1 plus $41 costs all three cbafges. 4741. State vs.

Diana L. Favors; expired registration pate. Court finds Favors guilty utiu unes ner 91 pius 941 costs, $0 suspended. 14744. State vs.

Deborah L. Tjinier; expired inspection de- cal. Tainer is found guilty and is; fined $1 plus $41 Cause taken under advisement Brettnatcher; failure to have Complaint. Builders files torn-valid fishing license while fish- against third party, do 4S Alice Watson; complaint on note. Capitaf Builders files Answer to Dodsons' Cross fendant.

Summons issued. March 8, 1973 5657. S. W. Lowther and Marie I.

Lowther vs. Robert D. and Meredith R. Ankney; corn- plaint. Cause taken under ad- visement.

6176, William and" Ruby Copeland vs. Evan and Janet Payson; complaint, Complaint uieu anu summons issueu. 6143. Howard F. Hughs vs.

Judith K. Hughs; divorce. Absolute divorce 'granted. March 9, 1973 5751. Marion Raisbeck vs.

Arthur Griswold and Donald. Hall; complaint. Raisbeck is granted filed Dismissal with prejudice. March 12, 1973 6178. Joanna L.

Brooks vs. Sarah E. Miers and Gary W. Harden; transcript. Transcript Qypsy Pot Antiques Nashville, Ind.

Phone 988-1789 Home 988-M13 Oriental Rugs A Specially We buy and sell antiques. Also Indian' items. Flea market tables $5 per day. Lewis; operating a motorcycle Cjyii on a public road without valid registration or registration March 7, 1973 plate. Court finds Lewis guilty 6013.

Charles D. Barnes and and fines him $1 plus $41 costs. Leona G. Barnes vs. Al suspended.

ertson, doing business as Rob- 4759. State vs. Duane E. ertson Construction; complaint Lewis; operating a motorcycle Jor damages. Cause set for trial 00 a public road without valid on May 1 at 9:30 a.m.

registration or registration 'i 5 6073. Capital Builders, Inc. ing in state waters. State is granted motion to Nolle Prosequi. 4754.

State vs. Darrell M. Couch; driving under the influ- ence of an intoxicant. Thomas A. Zieg appears for Couch.

Cause set for arraignment on March 26 at 10:30 a.m. 4726. State vs. Lawrence A. Hutchinson; speeding.

Cause reset for March 26 at 10:00 a.m. March 13, 1973 4753. State vs. Michael R. Marion; failure to possess statement of inspection and receipt.

State is granted mo- tion to Nolle Prosequi. vs. Daniel Wade and Mary Corner, Artist Drive and East Main Street a )XmP The Board will meet bimonthly. Yard Work Retired man available for general cleanup and odd jobs Reasonable Rates Alvey Crask 597-5890 1 Struts P2 rtnv Gilley; disregarding stop sign, failure to sign andor exhibit registration. State is granted a motion to dismiss cause 2.

4737 State vs Michae, a Kazimier; expired license plates. Court finds Kazimier guilty and fines him $1 plus $41 costs. $10 4739. State vs, David A. McGuire; speeding.

McGuire is found guilty and is fined $1 plus $41 costs. Cause taken under advisement until March 26, 4735. State vs. Dona J. But- ler; speeding.

Butler is found guilty and is fined $1 plus $41 costs. 4752. State vs. Fred S. Wolfa; improper driving left of center.

Wolfa is found guilty and is fined $1 plus $41 costs. 4763. State vs. Donne E. Lynn; exceeding' posted speed limjt in Brown County State Park.

Court finds Lynn sruilt.v and fines him $1 plus $38 costs. 4747. state vs. Jerrv Stan. ley; operating a mini-bike with- out a valid registration plate.

ause for March 26 at a.m. 4765. State vs. Henery Fleet- wuua; puouc tntoxicaiion. Fleetwood pleads not guilty.

Cause reset for March 26 at HOO a.m. 4734. State vs. Virgil Staton; drivlna left of center. Cause continued to March 26 at at 10:00 a.m.

4702. State vs. Gary L. Byrd; speeding. Cause reset for March 26 at 10:00 a.m.

4764, State Betty Fleetwood; disorderly conduct. Without Obligation SEISE nearly a half century Nashville, Ind, urjtil March 19. 10:00 a.m. 4743. State Lloyd D.

4749. State vs. Frederick R. Wjoods; improper left turn. McCord; failure to possess Court finds Woods guilty and statement of inspection and refines him $10 plus $41 costs.

ceipt. Cause reset for March 26 DEANO'S BARBERSHOP Rd. 252, Morgantown Invites all men's styles Men's Haircuts $2.00 Children under 14 yrs. $1.50 New hours beginning April 1 Two master barbers to serve you on evening and all day Saturday. Open 9-6 Weekdays; 8-5 Saturdays; Closed Mondays.

See Deano for family rates Where every customer gets individual attention I and a free head massage. i 4746. State vs. Arthur E. Humpal; expired vehicle in- soection.

Humnal is found uil ty and Is fined $1 plus $41 costs. $10 suspended. 4748. State vs. George A.

mm Experienced Guidance plate. Lewis is found guilty and Factory outlet for dinntr wan (50 pattern) Finjf election of 1 handmade glassware OPEN 12 MONTHS A YEAR Tho bp rxMyy this area is ready. Brown County Kin, a column by Rosamary Gardner This biographical was foiind in the Morgan. Monroe, and Brown County book. John M.

Walker, dealer in dry goods, boots, and shoes, groceries, glassware, etc. at Spearsville, was born in Ham- bien Township April 20, 1855, youngest of the family of Charles and Jane Walker. John M. worked for his father and attended school until he was eighteen years old, when he commenced his own account as a farm hand. He married Miss Sarah daughter of Hamilton R.

and Margaret Heskett January 19, 1882. Two children were born1 to tnis union, uisie M. and ver-less. In the first settlement in Jackson Township, Brown County, the Youngs and the Fleeners were among the first in the Township. Several families had lived on the creek as early as 1823 or 1824.

James A. Baker was an early settler, also one or two of the Weddles, John Hubbard, the Robertsons, John David, John Richards and others. In 1830 not less than 11 or 12 families lived in the township in rude, round log cabins. Bear ureek took its name from the great numbers of bears in the surrounding locali- ties. These animals made a bee tine lur uie ravines anu neavy EDITOR'S NOTE: Readers are invited to submit items for publication in this column.

If you can help answer one of the questions in this column or if you have historical information about a Brown County family, please write Rosamary Bailey Gardner, The Brown County Democrat, Post Office Box 277, Nashville, Ind. 47448. Items will be used in this column, but correspondence can not be answered personally. Brown County Circuit Court docket CRIMINAL March 7, 1973 4649. State vs.

Dominique R. Delerma; no driver's license. Fine and costs paid. 4742. State vs.

John S. Evans; expired registration plate. Evans requests continuance; cause reset for March 19. at 10:00 a.m. March 8, 1973 4711.

State vs. Robert J. Crawford; driving left of center. Crawford requests continuance; cause reset for March 19 at 10:00 a.m. 4716.

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