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Switzerland County Real Estate Transfers – Jul 1881

Switzerland County, Indiana real estate transfers appeared in:

Vevay Reveille – 14 Jul 1881 – Page 4, Column 5

Transfers of Real Estate

Since our last report:

  • Charles H. Sage and wife to Thomas Higham
  • Mary C. and Wm. A. Bird to Sarah Johnson
  • Abram Peters and wife to Flora B. Morrison
  • Wm. S. Tower, Sheriff, to U. P. Schenck
  • Wm. S. Tower, Sheriff, to U. P. Schenck
  • Josie D. and Francis M. Griffith to Percil B. Shadday
  • M. E. and G. D. Robinson to G. H. Schrumpf
  • Wm. S. Tower, Sheriff, to Wm. Hemphill
  • Wm. S. Tower, Sheriff, to Ulysses P. Schenck
  • Wm. S. Tower, Sheriff, to G. H. Schrumpf
  • Michael Cole and wife to Andrew J. Cole
  • Michael Cole and wife to George M. Cole

Vevay Reveille – 21 Jul 1881 – Page 4, Column 4

Transfers of Real Estate

Since our last issue:

  • Wm. J. Baird to Zebulon I. Yonge
  • Rebecca Pate to Ben Palmer
  • Benniah Palmer to Wm. Mix
  • Wm. Mix to Julia A. Palmer
  • Nancy J. and A. Steward to John J. Steward
  • Nancy J. and A. Stewart to John J. Steward

Vevay Reveille – 28 Jul 1881 – Page 4, Column 2

Transfers of Real Estate

Since our last issue:

  • Wm. and Mary Kiesel to Matthew Brown
  • Jane E. Keene et al to Union Furniture Co.
  • Mary J. Hinman to Mary E. Ditts
  • Robert Johnson and wife to Isaac Richards

Switzerland County Commissioners’ Allowances – Jun 1881

The Switzerland County Commissioners’ allowances appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 16 Jun 1881 – Page 4, Column 3

A list of allowances made by the Board of County Commissioners of Switzerland County, Indiana, at their June session, 1881:

 

PAUPER ALLOWANCES.

Perret Dufour, costs in the case of Jas. Shirvin, $11.75

Peter Pelsor, keeping Ben Pelsor, $10.00

Jacob S. Shadday, for goods to Mrs. Abden, $10.00

Wm. J. Gibbs, for keeping Lydia Gibbs, $10.00

Jas. H. Gibbs, for goods to M. Sedam, $4.85

N. R. Martin, one quarter allowance, $10.75

R. G. Ormsby & Co., for coal for N. N. Martin, $3.25

Mat Worstell, for paupers at Poor House, $452.00

Levi Smith, for keeping Mrs. Mill, $10.00

Wm. M. Patton, for coffin and hearse for Mrs. Boggs, $9.50

J. C. Kincaid, for provisions to paupers, $2.00

 

Isaac F. Banta Trustee of Craig Township, for the following paupers:

John Turner, $28.00

Mary Ostrander, $5.00

Wm. Wilson, $7.00

N. F. Wakefield, $17.95

Debora Cotton, $5.00

Rebecca Danner, $12.00

Flora Manford, $10.00

Finey Hintsley, $10.00

 

C. G. Adams, Trustee of Pleasant township, for the following paupers:

J. Blodgett, $3.50

Mrs. Kelsey, $11.18

Wm. Lock, $25.62

Mary McDonnel, $6.00

 

Mrs. John Morris, for keeping Mrs. Morris, $10.00

Mrs. John Morris, for keeping Depper child, $6.00

 

O. D. Cunningham, for gods for paupers in York township:

Mrs. Perkins, $14.00

Mrs. Skidmore, $8.00

Mrs. A. Farwood, $26.00

Mrs. Peter Dulse, $1.00

Mrs. Hinman, $16.00

 

Dempsey Gullion, for keeping Mrs. Wheeler and children, $24.00

Geo. Land, house rent for I. Hinman, $2.00

Wm. Scott, for goods for O. Keith, $2.00

Bledsoe & Beymer, for goods for Burk, etc., $31.00

Robinson & Bledsoe, for J. W. Miller, $13.00

Wm. McCreary, for flour for Hinman and Boyd, $12.00

J. C. Ricketts, for goods for O. Keith, $12.00

John I. O’Neal, for Mary McClellan, $6.49

John I. O’Neal, for Calvin Fredenburg, $2.00

John I. O’Neal, for Nancy J. Bosaw, $6.00

John I. O’Neal, for John W. Miller, $6.00

Ben Cole, for goods for Mrs. Moody, $15.00

B. W. Simmons, goods for Mrs. McClanahan, $10.00

B. W. Simmons, goods for Mrs. Konkle, $10.00

B. W. Simmons, goods for Mrs. Krutz, $2.00

B. W. Simmons, goods for H. Jennings, $3.00

B. W. Simmons, goods for Mrs. Willis, $1.00

B. W. Simmons, goods for Dick Russell, $2.00

B. W. Simmons, goods for Mrs. Sturgeon, $2.00

F. J. Hollcroft, for coffins for paupers, $18.00

Wm. Smith, for digging graves for 2 paupers, $3.00

Northcott & Cox, goods for Sam Spears, $2.50

Northcott & Cox, goods for Mrs. McClanahan, $3.00

Northcott & Cox, goods for Manda Willis, $2.40

James Works, Jr., for horse hire for Commissioners to visit poor farm, $0.75

Mat Worstell, keeping paupers at poor house balance on his March bill, $100.00

A. Benedict, for goods furnished Bosaw, $15.00

A. Benedict, for goods furnished Kilgore, $10.00

A. Benedict, for goods furnished Mary Boyd, $6.00

A. Benedict, for goods furnished McLelland, $20.00

A. Benedict, for goods furnished Fredenburg, $5.00

Mrs. Lamunion, to pay her delinquent taxes, $12.48

N. H. North, for goods furnished Icenogle, $5.00

Oliver Cole, for taking care of Mrs. Wainscott, $10.00

C. A. Anderson, for goods furnished Hiram Jennings, $3.00

O. S. Waldo, goods furnished M. Saunders, $2.50

John Froman for rent for Mrs. Kilgore, $9.00

U. P. Schenck & Son, goods for Boggs family, $38.01

U. P. Schenck & Son, goods for Mrs. Orem, $5.00

Pate & Gregory, for goods for McMurray, $9.00

H. M. Fallis, for goods for Mrs. Orem, $5.25

R. Galbraith, for goods for Wm. Rayne, $5.00

Love & Boyle, for goods for Baker and Judia, $8.75

Mrs. Nancy Schenck, for boarding and taking care of Lizzie Bagnell, $10.00

 

TAXES REFUNDED.

Green Bundurant, for taxes over paid, $2.61

 

COUNTY OFFICERS’ SALARIES AND FEES.

A. Benedict, Treasurer, 3 months salary, $200.00

R. T. F. Abbett, Clerk, making out Juror’s certificates, $20.00

R. S. Northcott, County Superintendent, three months salary, $213.05

John Gill, Auditor, 3 months salary, $504.15

Wm. Tower, Sheriff, summoning Juries, $34.05

Wm. Stewart, 7 days County Commissioner, $24.50

D. R. Drake, 7 days County Commissioner, $24.50

Julius Muret, 6 days County Commissioner, $21.00

W. S. Tower, 6 days Sheriff Commissioners’ Court, $12.00

 

BRIDGES.

Geo. H. Keeney, for making survey for Log Lick bridge, $15.00

 

SPECIFIC ALLOWANCES.

Johnathan Myers, Janitor’s fees for R. S. Northcott, $6.00

Will Long, for posting notices, $6.00

 

COURT HOUSE EXPENSES.

Sol McCallum, repairing window, Court House, $2.00

R. G. Ormsby, for coal for Court House, $6.50

O. S. Waldo, for spittoons for Court room, $2.00

W. L. Fisk, seating 4 chairs for Court House, $2.00

Geo. Kirth, for work on Sheriff’s house, $28.60

A. Benedict, for office expenses, $9.39

R. T. F. Abbett, for office expenses, $8.95

Smith Bros., for sundries for Sheriff’s office, $2.15

Cain & Bonner, for sundries for Sheriff’s office, $1.00

F. L. Grisard, paint for Sheriff’s house, $8.80

U. P. Schenck and Son, locks for Court House, $1.10

W. L. & S. Told, coal for Court House, $3.25

John Gill, office expenses, $5.45

Wm. S. Tower, taking care of Court House, &c., $11.75

Jno. L. Thiebaud, sundries for Court House and Sheriff’s house, $16.45

 

PRINTING AND ADVERTISING.

W. B. Burford, for books and stationery, $245.49

Wilstach, Baldwin & Co., for Books, $10.00

Levy Bros., for stationery, $5.50

Levy Bros., for stationery and books, $47.40

Sentinel Company, for 25 road laws, $5.00

Wm. J. Baird, for advertising allowances, $12.30

Milstach, Baldwin & Co., for books and paper, $16.40

Irvin Armstrong, for printing, $30.00

 

CRIMINAL EXPENSES.

W. S. Tower, for committing boarding and discharging prisoners, $20.60

 

INSANE EXPENSE.

W. S. Tower, for bringing John Hastings from Insane Asylum, $32.70

Switzerland County Commissioners – Jun 1881

The Switzerland County Commissioners’ proceedings appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 16 Jun 1881 – Page 4, Column 1

COUNTY BUSINESS.

At the meeting of the County Commissioners last week among other business transacted was the following:

R. D. Gullion and others petitioned for the vacation of a road in Pleasant Township. There being no remonstrance the petition was granted.

The following persons were employed as Physicians for the poor for one year:

  • Pleasant Township—Dr. P. C. Helland, $50.00
  • York—Dr. G. W. Hewitt, $25.00
  • Posey—Dr. E. M. Cheever, $60.00
  • Cotton—Dr. R. G. Simpson, $23.00
  • Jefferson and Craig, including inmates of the poor house—Dr. T. J. Griffith, $113.00

John Gill, Auditor, presented a report for the year ending May 31, 1881, showing the financial condition of the county. Amount in the treasury, $13,529.63.

The report was found correct and approved.

Stanwood D. Kyle was appointed to a scholarship in Purdue University.—The Auditor was ordered to give him a certificate to that effect.

The sealed bids and proposals for keeping the poor farm were then opened. There were several bids. The contract was awarded to James Curry, for two years, commencing December 7, 1881, at $50 per head for each inmate. He gave bond to the amount of $500—Robert A. Knox, Daniel Trafalet and F. M. Griffith.

Wm. C. Robinson, County Treasurer elect, filed his bond for $75,000.00. Sureties: Lemuel Bledsoe, John Andrew, Shelomoth Stow, Howard Stow, Robert Miller, Cornelius Miller, U. H. Stow, R. A. Harris, C. R. Clark.

Americus Benedict, County Treasurer, presented ordered amounting to $25,580.73, which he had redeemed since his last report. Compared with the books of the Auditor, found correct and cancelled.

In the matter of the petition of W. P. Hall, Wm. Norisez and others for a change, vacation, and relocation of the “Tardy hill road.” Ebenezer Phillips, Abraham Montayne and John A. Cunningham, viewers, presented a report recommending that the request of the petitioners be granted. The report was accepted and approved and the viewers discharged.

Wm. R. Protsman, by his attorneys, filed his remonstrance against granting the request of the petitioners. David Shull, Jacob Meyers and Thomas F. McCreary were appointed re-viewers. They will meet at the Auditor’s office July 20th, and after being sworn proceed to examine the road. They will report to the Commissioners the first Monday in September next.

John W. Vanosdol, H. Myers, Cornelius Hizer and Wm. Clevenger, petitioned, asking that the Commissioners declare the Allensville, Center Square and Vevay Turnpike abandoned. Granted. The Auditor was ordered to notify the Trustees of the Township through which the road passes, to take charge of the road and attach it to the proper road districts.

The Auditor was ordered to advertise for sealed proposals for the construction of an iron fence around the Court House square.

The Auditor was also ordered to advertise for bids to construct two stone abutments over Log Lick Creek at Beaty’s Ford.

Licenses to retail intoxicating liquors were granted to W. P. Davies, Thomas Delaney, Henry Schewe, Geo. W. Fallis, Vevay; James P. Krutz, Florence.

Switzerland County Real Estate Transfers – Jun 1881

Switzerland County, Indiana real estate transfers appeared in:

Vevay Reveille – 16 Jun 1881 – Page 1, Column 6

Transfers of Real Estate

Since our last report:

  • John W. Whiting and wife to Jane North
  • Jeremiah Plew and wife to Louisa Boyd
  • Louisa and James A. Furnish
  • Addison Works, Guardian, to John A. Lock
  • Wm. Palmer and wife to Beniah Palmer
  • Beniah Palmer and wife to Wm. Palmer
  • Thomas McCreary and wife to John McCreary
  • Thomas McCreary and wife to Lonnetta Marsh
  • Frederick Berner and wife to Henry Berner
  • J. J. Rickter and wife to Frank McGinney
  • Rezin Johnson, Administrator, to S. H. Morrison

Vevay Reveille – 23 Jun 1881 – Page 5, Column 3

Transfers of Real Estate

Since our last report:

  • Wm. S. Tower, Sheriff, to Sarah E. Hayden and others
  • Wm. S. Tower, Sheriff, to Sidney Wood and others
  • Wm. Tague and wife to Nathan Walden
  • Nathan Walden and wife to Elizabeth Tague
  • Wm. S. Tower, Sheriff, to Alice M. Smith
  • Samuel B. Hyde and wife to W. N. Gilbert
  • Thomas Adams and others to R. G. Simpson
  • U. P. Schenck and wife to George S. Simpson
  • Daniel McCreary and others to James and Alda Vaughn
  • James Vaughn and others to Daniel and Elizabeth McCreary
  • Wm. S. Tower, Sheriff, to Hester J. McCreary
  • John Platt and wife to Polly Ann Platt
  • Randall Morris and others to Cornelius Vandiver
  • S. V. Cunningham and wife to Cornelius Vandiver
  • James Morris and wife to Cornelius Vandiver
  • Isaac F. Banta and wife to Henry D. and Hattie A. Banta

Vevay Reveille – 30 Jun 1881 – Page 4, Column 4

Transfers of Real Estate

Since our last issue:

  • John P. White and others to Theodore Livings
  • Wm. Glover and wife to George W. Livingston
  • Ada and John L. Paine to Phebe Fletcher
  • Pauline and Benj. E. Addis to Phebe Fletcher
  • Matthew Brown and wife to Polly Prostman
  • L. A. and W. R. Protsman to Polly Protsman
  • Wm. S. Tower, Sheriff, to Rebecca Pate
  • Geo. W. Sweazy and wife to Wm. J. Sweazy
  • Newell H. Morrison and wife to Rebecca Dixon

Switzerland County Circuit Court – Jun 1881

The Switzerland County, Indiana Circuit Court report appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 9 Jun 1881 – Page 4, Column 1

Special Term of Court.

Last Monday Hon. A. C. Downey commenced a special term of Court in Vevay. The case of Merrit vs. Bodkin was the first case. After about half a day had been consumed in the trial the defense was abandoned and the Judge instructed the Jury to render a verdict for the plaintiff.

The case of Mrs. Sarah Schnoover vs. John Lester, Administrator, was concluded yesterday, and the Judge now has it under advisement.

Having business in Indianapolis, yesterday Judge Downey adjourned Court until next Tuesday, when the cases of Jesse J. Bright vs. Thomas Turpin, and Robert A. Knox vs. Daniel Trafalet, will come up for disposal.

Switzerland County Circuit Court – May 1881

The  Switzerland County, Indiana Circuit Court report appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 12 May 1881 – Page 4, Column 2

LAW REPORT.

Judge J. Y. Allison; Prosecuting Attorney, J. F. Bellamy.

PROBATE DOCKET.

Estate of Mary Norisez, deceased; A. Edgar, Executor. Final report approved.

Guardianship of heirs of James McBride; Mary Buttles, Guardian. Partial report approved.

Guardianship Rosa McFadden; Rosanna McFadden, Guardian. Final report approved.

Estate Elizabeth Protsman, deceased; James Stewart, Administrator. Final report approved.

Estate John T. Adams; John Kerr, Administrator. Final report approved.

Estate Samuel Hess; John W. Powell, Administrator; petition to sell real estate. Sale ordered.

Estate Elizabeth Gibbon; Thomas Gibbon, Executor. Partial report approved.

Estate Wm. McFadden; Lyman N. Manser, Administrator; petition to sell real estate. Sale ordered.

Estate David Leap; Martha Leap, Executrix. Final report approved.

Guardianship Amelia Falbre; Thomas Amrstrong, Guardian. Report approved; resignation accepted.

CIVIL DOCKET.

G. J. Thiebaud et al vs. Hiram Froman. Dismissed.

S. R. Webb vs. U. P. Schenck et al.—Dismissed.

C. Aultman & Co. vs. Joseph M. Horten et al. Dismissed.

Same vs. John Bodle et al. Dismissed.

O. S. Waldo vs. Frank M. Dalmazzo et al. Dismissed.

First National Bank vs. Cyrus Demaree. Dismissed.

Moses P. Searcy, Jr., vs. Sarah A. Carpenter et als; partition of real estate. Report of Commissioner approved.

Hariet Driver et al vs. Alfred Dunning et als; partition. Report of Commissioners approved.

Sisters of Charity vs. estate of Amelia Falbre; on contract. Judgment $212.25.

Ann Dickason et al vs. U. P. Schenck et als; partition. Report of Commissioner approved.

Ebenezer Gray et al vs. Frank Gray et als; partition. Report of Commissioners confirmed.

Zelie C. Grisard, Executrix, etc., vs. John L. Shadday et als; foreclosure.—Judgment and decree $505.75.

Hannah Carver vs. Wm. G. Krutz et als; foreclosure. Judgment and decree $503.95.

Moore’s Hill Male and Female Institute vs. Lysander Froman; on note. Judgment $169.16.

James W. Hobson vs. Daniel Konkle et als. Dismissed.

The Grand Jury found an indictment against Thomas Hastie for murder in the second degree. Case set for trial this morning.

Vevay Reveille – 26 May 1881 – Page 4, Column 2

LAW REPORT.

Judge J. Y. Allison; Prosecuting Attorney, J. F. Bellamy.

PROBATE DOCKET.

Guardianship Ella Lewis; Thomas Sigmon, Guardian. Partial report approved.

Guardianship Margaret Dalgleish; William Dalgleish, Guardian. Final report approved.

Guardianship minor heirs of James Vanhouten; Temperance Vanhouten, Guardian. Final report approved.

Estate of Isaac Stevens, deceased; Charlotte P. Stevens, Administratrix. Final report approved.

Guardianship Addie Smock; Argus Vanosdol, guardian. Final report approved.

Estate of David Scott, deceased; James M. Scott, Administrator. Final report approved.

Estate of Permelie Fisk; Ebenezer Butler, Administrator. Final report approved.

CIVIL DOCKET.

John Armstrong vs. President and Directors of Vevay, and Mt. Sterling Turnpike Company. Dismissed.

Mary McMakin vs. J. C. Long, Sheriff. Dismissed.

U. P. Schenck vs. J. C. Long, Sheriff. Dismissed.

F. M. Griffith, Receiver, &c., vs. John F. Green. On note. Judgment $213.50.

S. Q. Howe, surviving partner, &c., vs. John F. Green. On note. Judgment $929.35.

Lucinda Richardson vs. Joseph Richardson, et als. Partition. Report of Commissioner; approved.

Henry Ayers, Administrator, vs. Eliza Ayers, et als. Partition. Report of Commissioners; approved.

Geo. W. Livingston vs. Wm. Glover, et al. Foreclosure. Judgment and decree $492.97.

J. D. Griffith, Administrator, vs. Williard Bosaw. On note. Judgment $53.

Alanson R. Wels vs. Joseph Scheinder. Specific performance. Dismissed.

CRIMINAL DOCKET.

State vs. Thomas Hastie. Murder in the second degree. Tried by Jury. Verdict not guilty.

State vs. Jesse Pearce. Assault and battery with intent to commit murder. Trial by Jury. Verdict guilty of assault and battery with intent to commit manslaughter. Punishment two years in State Prison.

State vs. Frank Shaw. Giving intoxicating liquors to a minor. Nolled.

Switzerland County Real Estate Transfers – May 1881

Switzerland County, Indiana real estate transfers appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 5 May 1881 – Page 4, Column 3

Transfers of Real Estate

Since our last issue:

  • John Lamb to Mary E. Orem
  • Geo. W. Oak and wife to James W. Oak
  • B. and F. Damon to Hannah Wigal

Vevay Reveille – 19 May 1881 – Page 4, Column 3

Transfers of Real Estate

Since our last report:

  • J. and P. Hizer to Lucy Burns
  • Ada and J. C. Paine to Pauline Addis
  • Phebe and S. A. Flether to Pauline Addis
  • Robert L. Hastie and wife to Rebecca Hastie
  • Charles Markland and wife to Diana E. Beard
  • John L. Shaddy and wife to Wm. A. Shaddy
  • Nancy J. A. Stewart to Elizabeth Tague
  • Wm. S. Tower, Sheriff, to Thomas McCreary
  • Sarah E. and B. N. Davies to Lydia A. Webb
  • E. and J. H. Adkinson to Stephen H. Scranton
  • G. H. Schrumpf and wife to Frederick Baatz

Vevay Reveille – 26 May 1881 – Page 4, Column 2

Transfers of Real Estate

Since our last report:

  • Theo. Livings, Commissioner, to John Dunning
  • Mary J. Morerod to James K. Pleasants
  • Zeno D. Clark and wife to U. P. Schenck
  • Jane Kelso to Eliakim Stoops
  • Robert Kelso and wife to Andrew Givens
  • Andrew Givens and wife to Eliakim Stoops
  • Aaron Kelso to Wm. G. Krutz
  • Wm. G. Krutz and wife to Eliakim Stoops
  • Samuel White and wife to Eliakim Stoops
  • John Cox and wife to Eliakim Stoops
  • Thomas Armstrong to Lemuel Bledsoe

Switzerland County Real Estate Transfers – Apr 1881

Switzerland County, Indiana real estate transfers appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 21 Apr 1881 – Page 5, Column 4

Transfers of Real Estate

Since our last issue:

  • Rebecca and Philip Romerill to Ed C. Heady
  • Ebenezer Hafford and wife to Louis Detraz
  • First National Bank of Vevay to Barbara E Coyle
  • John Bakes to Hiram H. Bakes
  • Hiram H. Bakes to Fred Bakes
  • John Gill, auditor, to E. S. Downey
  • Louisa and Fred Sickerman to Wm. Tegeder
  • John Ferr, Administrator, to Jonathan Miles
  • Benj. Cole and wife to Clarissa Cotton
  • John Bakes to Fred Bakes
  • Fred Bakes to Hiram H. Bakes
  • W. S. Tower, Sheriff, to Eliza Demaree, Executrix
  • Francis and Wm. Land to Thomas Land
  • John O. Martin and wife to Philip Herron
  • Mary C. and W. Chittenden to Albert Jackson
  • W. S. Tower, Sheriff, to Libon Waltz
  • John Bakes to Albert and Mary Bakes
  • John W. Howard and wife to Louis Martin
  • Wm. S. Tower, Sheriff, to Mary Adams
  • John Bassett and wife to Aurelia Nave
  • J. B. F. Cole and wife to James Cole
  • Polly Goodner to Charles W. Bruner
  • Fannie Smith to Sarah D. Harris and S. Rowen
  • U. P. Schenck and wife to Amanda J. Lapole
  • George W. Haskell and wife to James C. Taylor
  • Samuel Porter and wife to John Porter
  • Amanda J. and A. Lopole to U. P. Schenck
  • John N. Crouch and wife to J. C. Ricketts
  • James Hickman and wife to Mary A. Buck

Vevay Reveille – 28 Apr 1881 – Page 5, Column 3

Transfers of Real Estate

Since our last issue:

  • Mancy J. and A. Stewart to Nathan Walden
  • Fred Detraz and wife to Samuel Bray
  • Indiana Hinman to Wm. Crum
  • Phoebe Fletcher and others to Ada Paine

Vevay Public Schools Promotions – 1881

Vevay Public Schools [Switzerland County, Indiana] promotions for 1881 appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 21 Apr 1881 – Page 5, Column 3

Promotions in the Public Schools.

The following pupils were promoted at the close of the Public Schools to the following grades and classes:

Senior Class—Lillie DeHarth, Belle Melcher, Mattie Worden, Carrie Nash, Clara Stepleton, Rosa Norisez.

Intermediate Class—Buford Adkinson, Nannie Bell, Mary Dement, Ella Hedden, Mollie Hall, Sadie Hall, Harry Mallett, Napoleon Miller, David MacKay, Anna Rous, India Rous, Grace Stepleton, Julia Tardy, Morton Thiebaud, Frank Walters, Laura Robertson.

Freshman Class—Allie Young, Nettie Rutherford, Mary Tardy, Rilla Norrisez, Julia Dufour, Minnie Thiebaud, Madge Patton, Nettie Clark, Minnie Rochat, Ollie Pleasants, Emory Harwood, Cly Griffith, Jessie Gordon, Amy Schenck, Viola Graham, Lizzie Smith, Frank Detraz.

 

A Grade

A Class—Gussie Boerner, Lela Todd, May Fallis, August Lindenschmidt, Justine Schenck, Sallie Dement, Lillie Cornes, Lida Eaglin, Jessie Chaddock, Bertie Dufour, Lottie Anderson, Bessie Stratford, Nettie Newton, Sallie Pleasants, Zellie Thiebaud, Annie Ostrander, Eleanor Thiebaud, Vina Nilas, Percy Harwood, John Patton, John Waldenmeier, Joe Waldenmeier.

B Class—Annie Mayer, Annie Pleasants, Emma Boerner, Lorenze Buschman, Macilla Martin, Nettie Yonge, Hattie White, Mattie Traflet, Grace Greenleaf, Clara Cole, Uly McHenry, Freddie Weales, Ernest Danglade, Jimmie Bonner, Willie Freeman, Jessie Teats.

 

B Grade

A Class—Jessie Archer, Sallie Blach, Mamie Clark, Stella Danner, Lella Dufour, Clara Dufour, Bertha Holder, Vaola Martin, Lillie Mayer, Lulu Ward, Viola Vanbriggle, Sammie Blach, Willie Hathorn, Sammie Stucy, George Tardy, Freddie Todd, Tommie Thiebaud, Edwing Waldo, Chas. Hilderbrand, Harry Davis.

 

C Grade

A Class—Blanch Gordon, Mabel Griffith, Ella Griffith, Ada Hall, Jennie Manning, Mamie Hatch, Stella Oakley, Leona Van Briggle, Mamie Yonge, Daisie Tague, Susie Turner, Julia Larch, Joseph Currie, Harvey Knox, Lewis Works, Claude Siebenthal, Willie Currie, Henry Bakes, Fredie Demann.

B Class—Anna Bakes, Anna Hilderbrand, Agnes Clark, Abbie Simmons, Belle Hunt, Ella Schroeder, Florence McCallum, Julia Knox, Jessie Worstell, Jennie Hall, Laura Rochat, Mary Kiesel, Bertie Woolen, Clarence Detraz, Emory Miller, Frank Craig, Frank Stratford, John Sharp, Jimmie Burrows, Charles Turner, Robert Jackson.

 

D Grade—Katie McHenry, Nettie McCormick, Ollie Dunn, Corda Danner, Eddie Holler, Eddie Graham, Amie Oakley, Eugene Tardy, Willie Jayne, Bertie Adkinson, Harry Nash, Harry Todd, Harry Strain, John Lindenschmidt, Joe Bulliran, Fred Schroeder, Tommie Turner, Elsworth Winders, Louise Backes, Georgia Burrows, Millie Blach, Emma Brockschlager, Gertrude Downey, Anna Bosaw, Rhoda Irvin, Hanna Fallis, Mary Gilbert, Clara Jayne, Ida Kerth, Vada Kerth, Anna Krummel, Lollie Kincaid, Lucy Livings, Eva Long, Callie Thiebaud, Belle Thiebaud, Susie White, Brida Ward, Corrine Schenck.

 

E Grade

A Class—Ettie Bradley, Hattie Currie, Lida Gilbert, Ella Martin, Carrie McCrellis, Nettie Phillips, Ida Rochat, Ruth Smith, Hulda Smith, Jimmie WIntizer, Leela Wintizer, Lily Wintizer, Dora Worstell, Josie Kiesel, Willie Manning, Willie Moxley, Ama Miller, Henry Snyder, Charles Traflet, Eddie Waldenmeier, Willie Waltz, Clarence Weaver, Tommie Works, Bertie Freeman, Albert Orenal.

B Class—Julia Bell, Jennie Eaglin, Adaline Eblin, Edith Goldenburg, Melissa Jones, Lida Finley, Nellie Long, Minnie Miller, Anna Traflet, Rosa Tittenbauch, Laura Sullivan, James Brown, John Curry, Lally Dupraz, Eddie Fallis, Charles Holler, Charles Larch, Eugene McMakin, Harry Orem, Walton Outcalt, Clarence Stevens, Ulie Teats, Arthur VanBriggle.

 

F Grade

A Class—Chrissie Hollcroft, Willie Sharp, Harry Tardy, Florence Graham, Charlie Day, Dannie Day, Clarence Plew, Philip Burns, Flora Mayer, Addie Bell, Fletcher Clark.

B Class—John Brockschlager, Ernest Jayne, Lulie Wintizer, George Krummel, Louie Demann, Rhoda Krummel, Ananias Krummel, Eugene Peelman, Charlie Mead, Paul Grisard, Christopher Reineckt, Willie Backes, Maggie Chatelin, Florence Schroeder, Ada Finch, Lizzie Schewe, Maggie Banta, Daisy Plew, Josie Traflet, Lou Grisard, Nettie Knox, Freddie Livings, Wilmer Kerth, Elmer Currey, Louis Gramer, Josie Greenleaf, Clifford VanPelt, Winnie Adkinson.

 

G Grade

A Class—Florence Wintizer, Ella Hilderbrand, George Holder, Willie Fallis, Perle Schenck, Ada McCallum, Fannie Jennings, Laura Gramer, Jimmie Mead, Joetta Mead

B Class—Nettie South, Jacob Krummel, Nina Furnis, Cassie Mead, Eliza Bradley, Glimer Kerth, Bennie McHenry, Lottie Simpson, Hattie Finch, Hubert Eaglin, Philip Krummel, Eva Craig

McKay School Roll of Honor – Mar 1881

McKay School [Switzerland County, Indiana] roll of honor appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 14 Apr 1881 – Page 8, Column 1

Roll of Honor of the McKay school for the month ending March 17, 1881:

  • 5th Grade—Delia Malcomson, Pearl Malcomson, Mamie Anderson
  • 4th Grade—Frank Ramsey, Anna Dow, Lora Anderson, Amie Dow, Willie Molcomson, Henry Ramsey
  • 3rd Grade—Johnnie Wiseman, Oscar Ramsey
  • 2d Grade—Wayne Wakefield
  • 1st Grade—Johnnie Wakefield

For the month ending February 17:

  • 5th Grade—Pearl Malcomson, Delia Malcomson
  • 4th Grade—Frank Ramsey
  • 1st Grade—Wayne Wakefield, Johnnie Wakefield

Our school closed on the 1st of April with a superb dinner, some literary exercises and a lively time.

BELL WISEMAN, Teacher.