1976 Hamilton: Your County Magazine

              HAMILTON
your county magazine
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In This Issue
PITCOCK SCAVENGER SERVICE, INC.
Professional Sanitation Service
SHILOH'S SADDLERY
Under new management
SMITTY'S BODY SHOP
Customer Satisfaction
SPIKE & NAN'S COFFEE SHOP
Old-Fashioned Food
STEPPING STONES
Pre-Teen Clothes
TINDELL AND ASSOCIATES
Preventative maintenance
on your Heating System
TONY'S OAKLANDON MARKET
High Quality, flavorful meats
TURN-STYLE FAMILY CENTER
One-Stop Shopping
WESTFIELD LINCOLN-MERCURY
New Car Center
WHEEL ESTATES, NORTH
Many fine Features
THE WILD HARE
Creative hairstyles
for men and women
C & L LANDSCAPING
Mother Nature's Beautician
CABINETMAKERS
Full kitchen planning
CRESTVIEW MANOR NURSING HOME,
DELAWARE NURSING HOME,
RILEY NURSING HOME,
RURAL NURSING HOME
Four of the Best
CRITERION PHARMACY
Professional Pharmacy
DAN'S COUNTRY KITCHEN
Read about Dan's "Twins"
FASHION TWO-TWENTY
PAT PRINCE STUDIO
Free make-up Try On and Analysis
GENE SYLVESTER ALARM COMPANY
Burglar & Fire Alarms
GREENBRIER ENCO
Fast, Efficient Service
MARATHON FUEL OIL
Choice of Thrifty People
C.A. WATER WELL &
PUMP SERVICE
Experience Counts
THE MONTESSORI CHILDREN'S HOUSE
Planning new school for Carmel
PERKINS PANCAKE AND STEAK HOUSE
A Family Place to Eat
PEWTER MUG
Indianapolis' Newest Restaurant
Indian summer
Even in America, the Indian summer of life should be
a little sunny and a little sad, like the season, and
infinite in wealth and depth of tone— but never
hustled.
from The Education of Henry Adams
Henry Brooks Adams
A GLANCE AT HISTORY
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Log Cabins, still commonly used as homes of the
county's natives, were purchased by city
residents joining the back-to-nature movements
in the late 1920's and early 1930's in Brown
County. The trackless snow indicated this one
has been closed for the winter.
TRADING POST EARNS
IT'S OWNER A MANSION
WILLIAM CONNER, a fur trader born in an
Indian village, was one of Indiana's fascinating
and important men. He settled his trading post
north of present Indianapolis in 1800, when
central Indiana had no other inhabitants but
Indians. In 1823, he built this elegant .mansion
while the area was still wilderness. Purchased
and restored by Eli Lilly, Jr., the mansion is
today a public museum at Conner Prairie Farm,
near Noblesville.