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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
4
A quoted exhortation notes that moods and atmosphere shape behavior and that smiling can boost efficiency by fifty percent. The advice claims smiles make people approach you with confidence and command respect, emphasizing personal presence.
The piece urges women to pursue liberal education for voting with a sane temper. It cautions against party rancor and sensational tactics, advocating reason over emotion and cool, deliberate judgment on vital issues rather than impulsive enthusiasm. It stresses maintaining even temper for wise judgment.
Horace L. Hanna a designated attorney announces appointment by the Circuit Court of Hendricks County Indiana to administer an estate. The notice identifies the judge and court authority overseeing the administration and directs interested parties to pursue further filings or inquiries through the attorney.
Probate notice states Benjamin W. Anderson named administrator with the will annexed for the estate of Sarah W. Raidabaugh, late of Hendricks County, deceased. Estate described as solvent. September 17, 1920.
Plainfield Indiana voters are told the Town Board of Trustees has prepared the 1921 budget. The General Fund lists salaries office expenses labor road materials election and emergency needs totaling 2,417.51 to be raised locally. The Electric Light Fund requests 2,400.00 from local levy plus 1,500.00 salary and 100.00 office costs with other small line items.
The Plainfield Indiana Board of Trustees proposes levies totaling 20 cents per $100 for general fund 25 cents per poll 16 cents per $100 for Electric Light 10 cents per $100 for Water 5 cents per $100 for Sinking 5 cents per $100 for Public Library. Meeting set Sept 20 1920 7:30 PM Attest Rama Bry Town Clerk Frank M Calbert President. 7150.00 155.47
In the Hendricks Circuit Court September term 1920 William Chandler as Administrator has filed his final account for Martha E. H. Chandler deceased. The examination and action of the court is set for September 30 1920. Heirs creditors and legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved and to prove heirship or claims to the estate. August 27 1920. 36-21. Administrator.
Indiana Hendricks County case Rebecca V. Chandler vs Levi Jessup et al lists non-resident defendants for quieting title to a described Plainfield property. Defendants must answer or demur by October 21, 1920 at the Hendricks Circuit Court in Danville. otherwise the action proceeds in their absence.
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