Clermont Old Settlers Picnic at Gass Away Grove
Clemont reunion and picnic planned for Thursday August 18 at Gass Away Grove. Music speeches contests baseball and other features with prizes for the oldest man and oldest woman present.
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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1921
Page
4
Clemont reunion and picnic planned for Thursday August 18 at Gass Away Grove. Music speeches contests baseball and other features with prizes for the oldest man and oldest woman present.
A reflective list urges humility and effort. It emphasizes apologizing, seeking advice, admitting errors, facing ridicule, staying charitable, and persisting. It links endurance of success to steady conduct, patience, and subduing temper, noting such conduct pays off.
Trustee A P Barlow announces at the 1921 advisory board meeting in Hendricks County proposed expenditures and tax levies for 1922. Totals show expenditures 53 346 with 99 cents tax per hundred. net taxable property 56 203.75 with 420 polls.
The defendants not residents of Indiana are summoned in a quiet title action in Hendricks Circuit Court. The case covers Lot 42 in Original Town of Clayton and Lot 6 in Carter’s Addition to Clayton. Defendants must appear by September 12, 1921, or the complaint will be heard in their absence. Alvin Woodward, Clerk.
Attorney Florence L. Teane files a complaint in Trendrick County Taidiana with plaintiffs led by Mary Chaplain and affidavits naming defendants including Elizabeth Wills and Milo H. Moon. The action lists unknown spouses heirs and various defendants with formal legal phrasing.
Public notice from Plainfield Public Library Board details the 1922 1923 budget and proposed tax rates for Plainfield Clayton Guilford and Liberty townships Hendricks Indiana. It lists property valuations total budgets including salaries building maintenance and rural extension along with a public hearing set for September 5 1921 at 7 p m inviting objections.
Mollie Jordan as administratrix will sell at public outcry at the decedent Marion H. Jordan's Liberty Township Hendricks County Indiana residence on August 26 1921 starting 10 30 am. The estate includes two bay mares with colts at side one bay mare blaze faced one bay horse one Roan cow one yearling heifer thirty four shoats weighing 75 to 100 pounds each one black barrow wagon beds farming implements and other articles. Terms five dollars and under cash over five dollars six month credit with promissory note and good security. Auctioneer Col Sam Reagan. Clerk Ernest Heringlake.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Carrier were recent guests here. Visitations by Mr. and Mrs. Willis Showalter and Mr. and Mrs. Richards of Indianapolis to George Urban and family. Dudley Robey and Mrs. Tilley Woods of Holts Crossing with Harvey Hurin family. Wilbur Tomlinson from Indianapolis visiting Sarah Parnell. Mrs. Fred Price ill. Miss Viola Hawkins of Bridgeport visiting uncle Fred Hawkins family. Mrs. Wm. Hall and daughters of Center Valley with Rosa Jenkins. Maude Winnings and Mary Smith visiting Shea Simmons. Addie Lamb spent Sunday at Bridgeport.
George Reitzel and wife hosted a dinner with Earl Duncan and family of Mooresville Victor Allen and family Earl Willard and family of Monrovia William John and Bryton Lienderson Mrs Alfred Willis and daughter Wilma Mrs Sarah Henderson and Mrs Lenna Tobson Mrs Gertrude Patterson visiting relatives in Indianapolis Mrs Alma Cravens and little Beverly Uleeves spent the weekend with Dr I Pike and family in Plairie Reed Mrs Dolitha Hadhey visited sister Mrs Julia Renzel early week Irvin Thompson visited Herbert Penned at Belle Union Saturday Mrs Alice Hurst and Indianapolis children visiting parents Mr and Mrs George Thompson Will Tedrick and family of Indianapolis visiting relatives here
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