Quiet Title Action in Kosciusko Circuit Court
Notice to defendants in Isaac W. Sharp vs Richard Hyatt Lansdale et al for quieting title to real estate in Warsaw Kosciusko County Indiana. Unknown defendants and spouses, nonresidents, heirs and successors named. case filed December 10 1921 with February 6 1922 appearance deadline at Warsaw courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac W. Sharp
Richard Hyatt Lansdale
John A. Sloane
Towit
William Williams
Eliza Jane Williams
Amos T S. Kist
Zipporah E. Kist
Oliver Saunders
Lemuel Burson
Elizabeth E Burson
James C. Murray
Catharine Murray
Joseph Riley White
Rebecca White
Merrill Gates
Polly Gates
Robert 8. Richhart
Elizabeth M. Richhart
Mary E. Richhart
Indiana
Amos T
Amos T.S. Kist
Samuel Burson
Elizabeth E. Burson
Merril Gates
Roberts. Richhart
James O. Murray
Kisi
City
Warsaw
Main Street
Fort Wayne Street
Kosociusko Circuit Court
Russell H. Butler
Kosciusko
John A. Sloan
Local News Items From Town and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. 8S. EB. Aker of War saw several days last week visiting her father Jacob Bouse and other relatives. Hugh Allland of Niles visited here during the holidays with his mother Mrs. Alice Hill and other relatives. Edward and Miss Dorthy Drudge visited at the John Ayers home and then at Issac Alrey’s northwest of Claypool. D. Hayman visited relatives in Van Wert Ohio. Milton Leckrone, at Bloomington college, spent holiday vacation with his parents. W H Davis visited with his wife and her mother Mrs. Margaret Paulus. Phillip Amiss family came from Huntington to Christmas at Hannah Armey’s east town. Nellie and Olive remained until last Sunday. Pearson's Electric Roasted Peanuts. Tanlac ads appear. Frank Summe and wife from Marion spent Christmas here. they returned home Tuesday with daughter Leanna. Dick Grimes, visiting his brother Arthur Grimes southeast of town, left for Wyoming this week. James Leffel and family from Warsaw visited Joshua Leffel. Stanford Smith of Indianapolis accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Allland
Niles
Alice Hill
Edward
Miss Dorthy Drudge
Ray Drudge
Elkhart
John Ayers
Issac Alrey
Claypool
Phillip Amiss
Huntington
Hannah Armey
Town
Nellie
Olive
Frank Summe
Marion
Leanna
Dick’? Grimes
Arthur Grimes
Wyoming
James Leffel
Warsaw
Joshua Leffel
Stanford Smith
Indianapolis
Faun Miller Smith
Local Health Updates Note Small Changes in Residents
W E Helser remains about the same and has not been downtown for weeks. Mrs Margaret Paulus shows slow improvement while Mrs Braude remains confined at home with illness since Monday with limited progress.
Evans Stricken, Confined To Bed For A Week
T. B. Evans has not been well for the past week or more and was confined to his bed for most of that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Evans
Local Notes From Will Brechbeltown and Nearby
Miss Fannie Bridge of White County arrives at Will Brechbeltown east of town and enrolls Monday as a high school student. Rev O B Wells of Columbia City visits sister Mrs Ezra Homman for business. Roy Snyder sprains his foot Monday stepping on a brick and misses duties this week. Lon Howe of Chicago visits J C Hay home. Levi Holderman family visits Kalamazoo Michigan. Carl Thacker returns to Indianapolis to resume art studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Bridge
White County
Will Brechbeltigiwne
O. B. Wells
Columbia City
Ezra Homman
Roy Snyder
Carl Thacker
Indianapolis
Community notes on holiday visits and local subscriptions
Local residents recount holiday travels with families in Plymouth Wabash and South Bend. Several people plan magazine subscriptions renewals and visit the Record office for deals. Verna Hoke returns to Gary to teach after a two week break and Tanlac is promoted by Rager's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mrs Sarah Fisher Improves After Illness at Home
Report from Sycamore street says Mrs Fisher, once very sick earlier in the week, is much better and up and about the home. Freda Tucker notes she is getting along nicely and remains around the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Fisher
Sycamore Street
Freda ‘Tucker
Misa Ruth Lowman Ill at Brother’s Warsaw Home
Misa Ruth Lowman, well known locally, has been ill at the home of her brother Wilbur Lowman in Warsaw for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ruth Lowman
Wilbur Lowman
Warsaw
Miss Haney Sickness Leaves Job Vacancy Filled
Miss Mable Haney, employed in the telephone office for over a year, has been off duty the past week due to illness. Mrs. Juln Ayers is filling the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Haney
Juln Ayers
Man Returns Home After Loss of Arm in Shredder Incident
Mer Bucher, who lost his arm in a corn shredder several weeks ago, was moved from Rochester hospital to his home southwest of town last week and is progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer Bucher
Rochester Hospital
Here
Disappearance of John Beerwart Baffles Fulton County
John Beerwart vanished from his Fulton County home and no trace has been found. Authorities say there are no obvious leads as neighbors report no signs of foul play or previous trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beerwart
Fulton County
George Bridge family relocates to Emanuel Leckrone place
The George Bridge family moved this week from White County to the Emanuel Leckrone property east of town. Mr Bridge serves as a minister in the Church of the Brethren and will preach periodically at the church two miles east of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White County
Emanuel Leckrone
Bridge
Church of the Brethren
Miss Emma Sturgell Improves Then Worsens at Peora Sanitarium
The latest report from Miss Emma Sturgell in Peora Illinois says she was improving over Sunday but yesterday word came she worsened again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Sturgell
Peora
Ltl
Virginia Murphy Improves After Illness at Leonard Home
Virginia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Murphy, was quite sick early in the week at the C. L. Leonard home but showed marked improvement by last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Myron Murphy
C. L. Leonard
New Board Organized with Henry and Haney Present
The town board met at high noon on Monday and organized. New trustee L O Henry and new clerk Mrs Tressie Haney attended. A B Cline, longtime board member, was chosen as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.O. Henry
Tressie Haney
A. B. Cline
Mrs Skinner Improves at Home After Pneumonia
Miss Wthel Skinner has been confined to her home with pneumonia but is progressing well. She can be about the house part of the day and sits at the table for meals. John Adams, moved to the county infirmary weeks ago, fell gravely ill late last week and was seriously ill for a time. He is reported improved at latest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adams
Rebecca Colbert
Mrs Albertson Trial Set for Kosciusko County Court
The trial of Mrs. Albertson is scheduled to begin Tuesday in Kosciusko County court. She faces a charge of shooting her husband Fred Albertson at their Claypool home on Thanksgiving evening November 24. Thirty one witnesses have been subpoenaed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Albertson
Kosciusko County
Fred Albertson
Claypool
Mrs. Sarah Amiss in need of constant care
Mrs. Sarah Amiss grows weaker daily and has been bedbound for months. She now requires continuous assistance with two people closely attending around the clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Amiss
Claypool Bank Statement of December 31 1921
Report of the condition of the State Bank of Claypool at Claypool Indiana as of December 31 1921 with officers George Merkle president J O Deaton vice president E W Kinsey cashier and Mattie Dick assistant cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Merkle
J. O. Deaton
E. W. Kinsey
Mattie Dick
State Bank of
Claypool
Indiana
Financial Statement Summary From Bank Ledger
The fragment lists assets and items such as resources loans and discounts overdrafts U S bonds and other securities banking house furniture and pictures real estate due from banks and trust cash on hand cash items current expenses taxes paid interest paid and various collections totals appear as figures like 136 664 88 498 47 11839 18 1500 2190 and 16342 60 4668 85 353 58 3096 02 923 45 3274 32 1025 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Banks & Trust
Actia
Albert Wash Thacker Improving From Pneumonia at Home
Albert Wash Thacker has been confined at home for about two weeks with pneumonia and is much improved. If no unforeseen problems arise, he will soon be able to be up and about the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert “Wash” Thacker
Dr Richards Famous Prescription Promises Quick Digestive Help
Black eyed men and women are urged to take Dr Richards Famous Prescription to relieve gas dyspepsia indigestion and heartburn. The ad claims a 16¢ bottle removes the cause of most stomach trouble acting as a tonic rather than a digestive and guarantees money back if not pleased with results. Available at Rager Pharmacy Silver Lake and T E Shoemaker Claypool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Richards
Dr. Richard
Silver Lake
Rager
Claypool
T E Shoemaker
Rev W M Smith of Liberty Mills Seriously Ill
A longtime minister of the M E Church in this place Rev W M Smith of Liberty Mills has been in a serious condition due to a nervous strain affecting his mind. At one point hospital treatment was considered but latest reports show improvement and a near complete recovery seems likely at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Smith
Liberty Mills
M. E. Church
Mother is Quite Sick in Logan with Gangrene
M. D. Yotter went to Logan sport Monday due to his mother’s illness in the hospital there. A few weeks earlier she fell injuring her arm and erysipelas developed. On return home he learned she was improving, but late last night a message said gangrene had set in and she was unconscious, with the worst expected at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Yotter
Logansport
Financial statement of Claypool bank sworn by cashier
Capital stock paid in 25000.00 Surplus 1750.00 Undivided profits 3890.72 Exchange discount and interest 10337.69 Demand deposits 79527.25 Demand certificates 61870.69 Bills payable state of Indiana Kosciusko county I, E W Kinsey cashier of the State Bank of Claypool do solemnly swear that the above statement is true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Snt
Kosciusko I
E. W. Kinsey
The
State Bank
Claypool, Ind
Also Mentioned on This Page
State of Indiana
Kosciusko Circuit Court
Wits
Aker
Jacob Bouse
D. Hayman
van Wert
Ohio
Pearson’s
Milton Leckrone
Bloomington
W.H. Davis
Margaret Paulus
Pearson
Roger
Record Office
Braude
Lon Howe
Chicago
J.C. Hay
Levi Holderman
Kalamazoo Mich
George Hammer
Plymouth
Percy
John Ferverda
Wabash
Feverda
Son
Mable and
Hunice
Tindale
South Bend
Mies Janette Skinner
Peru
Mrs
J. F. Skinner
Verna Hoke
Gary
Lloyd Yates
Albert Leffel
Hilene
J. W. Yates
Tanlac
White Co
George Bridge
State Bank OF Claypool
Resources
J. O. Hay
Knapp Trio
Pleasant Ave
St. Paul
Minn
Commercial State Bank
Mra
J. W. Walburn
Ray. L. Strayer
Sa Notary
Panlic
Silver Lake Egg Farm
Jesse F. Lynch
Bram
Woodbridge
N. J
Hazel Hanae
Los Angeles
California
Rucorp
Pavid Street
Arthur Hively
William Gray
Buffalo
Ind
Brush & Hanson
City Barber Shop
Bouse & Bowen
Bertram Shane
M. B. Knouse
Optometrist
Ira Leckrone
Silver Lake, Ind
Jefferson St
Farmers Bank
Homer Longfellow
Loan and Trust
Warsaw, Ind
Jdiandy Din
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