Shelby County Indiana
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Isley
The Shelby Republican
Thursday June 26, 1924
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PLATO ISLEY FILED
SUIT FOR DIVORCE
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Plato Isley, farmer of Washington township, has filed a complaint for a divorce against Lois Isley, in the Shelby Circuit court. He also asks for the custody of their five children. Ralph Adams is attorney for the plaintiff. The couple was married April 10, 1904, and separated March 5, 1922. Mr. Isley charges that his wife is indolent, that she neglected her house, and permitted the children to become dirty. The plaintiff alleges that his wife struck him with her fists and with a broom stick. He says she caused a number of quarrels in their home community by telling false stories of him, and also to his friends, which would cause enmity between them.Thursday June 26, 1924
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PLATO ISLEY FILED
SUIT FOR DIVORCE
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Contributed by Barb Huff
The Shelby Republican
Thursday, December 25, 1913
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Mrs. W. H. Isley, instructor in mathematics at the Shelbyville High School, went to Indianapolis today. Mrs. Isley will attend the meeting of the Mathematics teachers which was scheduled for today.Thursday, December 25, 1913
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Contributed by Phyllis Fleming
The Shelbyville Volunteer
Saturday Afternoon
February 15, 1913
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NEW CITY CARRIER
FOR SHELBYVILLE
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ONE WILL BE ADDED
TO THE REGULAR LIST
TO TAKE CARE OF THE
BIG BUSINESS FOR
SHELBYVILLE.
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One new city carrier for Shelbyville will enlarge the delivery limits by taking the the industrial addition, Rayville and Riverside. Roscoe H. Isley, who has been senior substitute for several years, will be the carrier. The routes will be somewhat divided as they now stand. Patrons must be provided with mail boxes or receptacles or mail will not be delivered. this is a rule of the Postoffice Department whenever territory is taken in as a part of the city delivery. Dillard McCarty now becomes senior substitute.Saturday Afternoon
February 15, 1913
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NEW CITY CARRIER
FOR SHELBYVILLE
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ONE WILL BE ADDED
TO THE REGULAR LIST
TO TAKE CARE OF THE
BIG BUSINESS FOR
SHELBYVILLE.
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Contributed by Phyllis Miller Fleming
A Shelbyville Newspaper
August 13, 1908
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Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Isley are expected to arrive from Oxford, O., to spend some time with Mr. and Mrs. Will Isley in this city.August 13, 1908
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Contributed by Phyllis Miller Fleming
The Daily Evening Democrat
Wednesday, August 8, 1883
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FLAT&nsp; ROCK FLASHES.
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Ira Isley of Mt. Auburn, is now working here at the blacksmith trade for J. Spurling. Ira is a good smith, and has all he can do.Wednesday, August 8, 1883
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FLAT&nsp; ROCK FLASHES.
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Contributed by Phyllis Miller Fleming
The Shelby Republican
December 19, 1878
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Petit Jurors.
The jury in the Circuit Court to be called next Monday is composed of the following gentlemen:December 19, 1878
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Petit Jurors.
John Isley, Jackson Tp.; Benj. Kelley, Washington; Evan T. Jones, Liberty; Thos. Jones, Addison; L. M. Cutsinger, Hendricks; David Ray, Sugar Creek, Geo. W. Holmes, sen., Brandywine; Jesse Rhoades, Marion; Jas L. Keason[sic], Hano-
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Contributed by Phyllis Miller Fleming
The Shelbyville Volunteer
Thursday, January 3, 1878
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Saturday last, William Isley received a fall from the porch of his father's residence in Jackson Township, and sustained serious injury, by breaking both bones of one of his legs, the larger bone near the ankle and the smaller one near the knee. Mr. I. was on a visit to his parents at the time of the accident, being at present a citizen of Lawrenceburg, where he holds a professorship in the City Seminary. He is a brother of Auditor, George W. Isley. Thursday, January 3, 1878
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Contributed by Phyllis Miller Fleming, Feb 2001
