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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
4
A brief notice notes a position for a foreign advertising representative listed under The American Press Association. The item emphasizes recruitment or assignment within the agency's international advertising operations.
A curated quote emphasizes the power of a direct sincere soul to dispel prejudice and foster charity, attributed to George Eliot. The note frames sentiment as a guiding calendar entry for reflective reading.
Mrs Carria Milhous and daughter from Indianapolis were Sunday guests of Frank Milhous. Frank Myridhs of Los Angeles spent Tuesday night with J M Terrell. Rev Carr and family of the Friends Church visited John Bradford and family Sunday. Mrs Dina Welborn visited Mr and Mrs Francis Davis Sunday. Mrs Leslie Bovard and daughter Lovica visited Mrs Henry Stegimiller of Indianapolis during Gipsy Smith meetings last week.
Plaintiffs represented by Horace L. Hanna file a complaint in Hendricks Circuit Court to quiet title and partition real estate in Cartersburg and surrounding lands. Defendants named include many identified heirs and nonresidents. They are required to appear by May 24, 1921, or default will be entered. Alvin Woodward, Clerk.
Chester G. Pike appointed administrator in Hendricks County Indiana by the Circuit Court to handle the estate of George Carr now deemed solvent. Notice published by Horace L. Hanna attorney on March 18, 1921.
Horace L. Hanna files a complaint in Hendricks Circuit Court to quiet title on Lot 3 in Block 17 Carter’s Addition Plainfield. Defendants including Tanksley Dobbins Irish Parsons and unknown heirs must answer by May 16 1921 at the Danville court house.
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