Newton County suit seeks title quieting in Indiana lands
In Newton Circuit Court January Term 1922, William H. Boyle sues to quiet title to multiple parcels in Newton County Indiana. The complaint lists numerous heirs and heirs of Otis Wilson David Cadwallader Lycurgus Boblet James Ballard Frances Suire and others. Defendants include William P Wilson Evan Wilson Henry E Wilson Georgia Wilson and many more. Notice requires appearance January 1922 at Kentland Court House or demur.
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Indiana
Newton County
Newton
William H. Boyle
William P. Wilson
T. B. Cunningham
Evan Wilson
Henry E. Wilson
Georgia Wilson
Lovina Lucas
Warren A. Wilson
Elizabeth Wilson
Bert L. Wilson
Frances Wilson
Clara Wilson
Sarah W.wilson
Mary Wilson
Noah Koger
Pearlie Koger
Ivor Koger
Marvin Koger
Arra Koger
Otis Wilson
Wilson
Maud Barrett
Henry Barrett
Charles Johnson
Edger Johnson
Blaine P. Johnson
Pearl
Charles 1
Bobal
Lycurgus L. Boblet
Tim
Boblet
James Ballard
Elizabeth Ballard
Meppanthe
Elizabeth Ward
Frances E. Suire
Hannah A. Suire
Frances Suire
Francis BE. Suire
Hannah A.suire
Range & West
Newton Circuit Court
Kentland
Henry B. Clark
T. C. Cunningham
Newton Chreatt
Inélinmy
Wais
Chas. K. Uaster
Newton Circuit
Farm Ladies Meet at Church Gathering
ADE NEWS reports a church meeting at The Farm held last Thursday night with the Ladies serving lunch.
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Results of Games Played Gaffe Sparked Mock Debate
A quirky exchange declares that certain records cannot be broken as fans debate a humorous claim. The playful line references unlikely feats and invites amused commentary from readers across local teams and events.
Oxford Goes Route With One Field Basket
Local basketball recounts Oxford's rare game with no field baskets while Brook dominates in scoring by Russ Lyons and team strategy. The narrative notes frequent lineup changes and a tense finish as Brook edges Oxford on the home floor.
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Freuchot on English Literature’s Vast Varieties
A century ago Freuchot claimed English literature held the widest variety and quality. The author notes growth of splerisneety, praising its breadth and quantity as indisputable, attributed to STUNEY LEE in 1850.
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Akron man hosts corn show winner from Roam
E Q Strong of Akron Indiana hosted a corn show where Wil Gerrick of Roam took first prize in yellow corn.
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Akron
Indiana
Wil Gerrick
Roam
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