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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
4
Poem by J. P. Voorhees from Newman Lake Washington dated August 20, 1920, celebrates pines and lake as homey wild places. It depicts breeze, ripples, and a Nymph guiding a calm lake, conveying ecstatic joy and timeless home in wilderness.
Marion, O wide Labor leader T. V OConnor of Buffalo president of the International Longshoremen's Association calls for labor to support Senator Warren G Harding this year warning that Democratic victory would hand control to the unfriendly South. He says a change in administration is needed to restore confidence and praises Harding as a man who will give labor a square deal.
A list of public auction dates and locations for livestock, implements, and corn. Sellers include William V. Stone Hadley Bros A M Shaw Davis Welborn Mont Johnson J F Daum W T Morgan B E Arbuckle & Son W S Martin R Haplrey Wilbur Hadley Clarence Rader S B Walker M E Williams with sales from August 30 to September 25 at various southwest central Indiana stops.
In Hendricks Circuit Court Rebecca V. Chandler sues Levi Jessup and many others non residents of Indiana in a quiet title action concerning a tract in Plainfield. The filing includes an affidavit and lists numerous defendants and interested parties, with property described as part of the north half of the northeast quarter of Section 34, Township 15 north, Range 1 east.
Notice to defendants in the Hendricks Circuit Court that they must appear by October 21, 1920 to answer a complaint regarding land described as part of Lot 3 with specified boundaries and totaling about 0.43 acre. The clerk Alvin Woodward signs the notice dated August 25, 1920 in Danville Indiana.
The Hendricks Circuit Court September Term 1920 lists plaintiffs led by Horace L. Hanna seeking real estate in Hendricks County Indiana. Defendants include Levi Jessup and others non residents must appear by October 12, 1920 to answer or demur. Court date set at Danville Court House with Alvin Woodward as Clerk.
In Hendricks Circuit Court September Term 1920 the Central Academy trustees sue William Pike and others. Plaintiffs Horace L. Hanna filed August 10 1920 a complaint and an affidavit showing defendants reside unknown and are necessary parties. Many named defendants and unknown spouses heirs and devisees listed.
The suit to quiet title involves land in Hendricks County described as parts of the Northwest Quarter and Southwest Quarter of Township 15 North Range 1 East near Plainfield and the Cumberland Road. Defendants are urged to appear by October 4, 1920, or risk default, as documented by Alvin Woodward Clerk.
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