07 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
4
Fragmentary line points to a reflection on knowing the most about nature its soils waters and plants and the value of this knowledge across sources. The excerpt emphasizes deeper understanding of natural substances and their benefits.
A reflective note cites Emerson on enchantments and questions how wealth and status influence access to mysterious knowledge. The fragment hints at philosophical contrast between riches and spiritual ascent.
Musical groups urge schools to be musical centers and public schools showcase culture in children's songs. A Plainfield visit to lower grades suggests most patrons overlook this role and reveals how music reflects a child’s soul and individuality.
Fifth graders sing two part songs while freshmen and seniors enhance the program with three part pieces and a comic operetta to be staged at the opera house. The high school orchestra earns praise as Mrs. Hampton music supervisor J A Stevenson and Miss Cox direct and teach lessons funded by pupils.
In the Hendricks Circuit Court March Term 1921 Fred Harless et al. sue Blanche Winsted et al. by attorney Horace L. Hanna to quiet title and partition described real estate in Cartersburg and surrounding land. Named defendants are nonresidents of Indiana and must appear as necessary parties to the action.
The defendants are ordered to appear at the Hendricks Circuit Court on May 24 1921 at the Danville County Courthouse to answer or demur to the complaint. If they fail to appear the case will be heard in their absence. Witness Alvin Woodward Clerk.
Local notes from Cartersburg report Effie Crow back from a winter in Kentucky and Indianapolis. Other items mention Goldie Martin visiting Ruth Edmonson in Clayton and George Stephenson’s fall from a roof causing slight injuries.
State of Indiana Hendricks County. No 10 695. Frank O Rammel sues John Tanksley et al. Plaintiff represented by Horace Wanna Attorney. Notice served to non residents as required by law.
L Hanna and Horace L Hanna file complaint to quiet title on Lot No 3 in Carter's Addition Plainfield Hendricks County Indiana against John Tanksley Ruel Dobbins Elizabeth Dobbins Samuel Irish John Parsons and unknowns to appear May 16 1921 at the Danville Court House and plead to the complaint or demur at the 13th Circuit Court. Alvin Woodward Clerk.
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