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Newspaper

Plainfield Messenger

Location

Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1922

Page

8

Notice to heirs and creditors in Raidabaugh estate

In the Hendricks Circuit Court November Term 1922 Benjamin W. Anderson as Administrator de bonis non with the Will annexed presents final account and vouchers for approval. The examination will be December 6 1922 and all heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause. Heirs must prove heirship or claims to the estate.

Sarah W. Raidabaugh Hendricks Circuit Court Benjamin W. Anderson Sarah Kaidabaugh Circuit Court deSbonis Indiana Hendricks Cour Allen ‘A. Rogers Mary Chaplai Horace le Hanna Horace “L. Hanna Mary Chaplain Elizabeth Wills Milo H. Moon Jane Moon John F. Rich Malinda A. ‘Reid Job H. Davis Eliza Dais Edward. C. Crawford Joan Hammond Julian F. Hammond Levi J. ‘Lockhart Jane Lockhart William. L. Lockhart Lucinda Lockhart Thomas Lockhart Rebecca’ Lockhart Crawford Clayton Danville Alvin Wood Hendricks Circus

Effective Plea for Zoning and Sewer Planning

A zoning ordinance and maps guide engineers to design sewer systems for expected building use. Without zoning, estimates may underprepare for apartments or hotels, risking basement flooding and costly cleanups, harming health. The Western Society of Engineers reports on zoning benefits.

The Western Society of Engineers

Nation of Renters or Home Owners Gains Across Cities

An analysis from the Department of Commerce Bureau of Housing uses census data to show 20 of 68 large U.S. cities posted declines in owner-occupied homes from 1910 to 1920 while 48 gained. New York leads in owner-occupied share, but at only 12.7 percent. Des Moines and Grand Rapids, Michigan, approach half ownership.

Bureau of Housing Department of Commerce Census Bureau Detroit Cleveland St. Louis Los Angeles New York Manhattan Des Moines Iowa Paragon Grand Rapids Mich

Old Houses Reborn Nationwide Amid Remodeling Wave

Northwest lumbermen report a nationwide surge in remaking old houses into stylish homes. Architects showcase before and after transformations from ramshackle barns to charming residences, driving demand for moldings, trims, shingles, sidings, and cabinet work in fir, hemlock, and cedar.

Northwest

Zoning’s Savings in Sewer Costs Questioned

City engineer of St. Louis estimates zoning could have cut sewer construction costs by about 15 percent for property owners. The claim raises whether similar savings apply to other city services and overall expenses.

Fragmentary quote from Harper's Magazine in life of cars

A garbled excerpt from Harper's Magazine includes a confused exchange about a used car. The dialogue is unclear but suggests interactions around selling or evaluating a vehicle with emotional reactions.

Appearance, 7 ink your bathing suit selection

Fragmentary text hints at appearance notes about a bathing suit. No clear event or entities identified.

Etiquette Guide to Sharing Candy Manners

A balanced lesson on how to share candy politely. Do not be greedy if it is not yours and do not be selfish if you own the box. Pass the candy after opening it to guests, and avoid taking more than one or two pieces without invitation.

McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Thirteen at the Table and a World of Superstition

The piece traces a global belief in the misfortune of thirteen at a table from the Last Supper to Norse legend. It notes avoidance in Turkey and Italy and cites Parisian fears that a thirteenth guest foretells death, even spawning a petty profession of piqué-assiettés who exploit the superstition.

Loki Valhalla Baldur Turkey Paris Wheeler Syndicate Inc

Chinese Lady Recruits Guard Canton Government Building

A Chinese woman sul Uier stands among Canton government buildings as she and other women volunteer in large numbers to serve in the southern armies. The photo shows one of the so called lady recruits standing on guard outside the government complex in Canton.

China Canton

Artist Nevinson Confesses 1500 From Paintings

London artist CO. R. W. Nevinson says he earned 1500 in four years from painting. He adds that art study is more discouraging in the United States than in England, noting Americans buy only gilt edged dead masters and prefer antiques, urging art schools to close.

London R. W. Nevinson England United States Nevinson America

Slips on Banana Painting Case in London

William Boggerty sues a street pavement artist in London for damages after slipping on a greasy chalk drawing of a banana. He alleges the slippery artwork caused a broken leg and seeks compensation from the artist.

London William Boggerty Boggerty

Miss Mildred Roth Dinner Guests Named

Miss Mildred Roth hosted dinner Friday with guests Helen and Mary Eliza, part of a social note in society columns.

Miss Mildred Roth Helen and Mary Eliza

Fort Wayne notices and local property ads from 1922 paper

A collection of notices includes medical and legal items, property sales, rentals, and moved residents. Names appear with addresses like Osborns, Mary Rush property on North Center, North Vine Street, and local professionals such as Horace L Hanna. Court notice from Hendricks Circuit Court warns defendants to appear in Danville on December 28 1922.

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