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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
4
William Douglas and wife Clarinda Douglas, Martha and James Bacon visited Ray Bayliss family in Plainfield. Belle Burris and Mrs. John Wells called on Mrs. Guy Woods in Pecksburg. Walter Greggy visited DePauw. Frank Johnson and family guests of Mrs. Mary Benbow near Stilesville. Many guests celebrated Grace Crow's Monday birthday with a large dinner.
One year old pure bred Pepib tered male Duroc hog 330, and two year old male Duroc 873, offered for sale in 30 days.
Notice of auction at Chamberlin and Fletcher Garage in Plainfield Indiana on Saturday October 29 1921 at 10 oclock A M. The 1914 Studebaker automobile entrusted for repair is to be sold because repairs complete over six months ago and charges unpaid. Terms cash. AL CHAMBERLIN. Dated Sept 29 1921.
Mollie Jordan as Administratrix of Marion H. Jordan estate offers 96 acres in Hendricks County for private sale October 22 1921 at Horace L Hanna Plainfield Indiana. Terms: one third cash and balance in six and twelve months with 6 percent notes secured by mortgage or all cash. Sale at 10 am and continues daily until sold.
The State of Indiana Hendricks County case Thomas E Wasson vs Thomas S Strawn et al files a complaint to quiet title on a parcel in Plainfield Danville with the named defendants alleged nonresidents. The notice names multiple defendants and spouses heirs and creditors and sets November 7 1921 as appearance deadline at the Danville court.
The Indianapolis Star invites families to list all visible objects beginning with the letter S in a provided picture. Fifteen prizes will reward the fifteen best lists, with no disguises in the image and all ages invited to participate.
Public puzzle entry rules outline how residents outside Indianapolis may submit word lists from a picture. Details cover entry deadline October 22 1921 word limits single sided paper name and address, allowed words, counting rules, cooperation limits, tie handling, judging independence, and prize announcements with extra puzzle pictures available on request.
Prize details outline the rewards for correct solutions but the text is incomplete. The article lists prize categories and amounts but lacks full eligibility criteria and deadlines.
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