Notice to Defendants in Quiet Title Suit
Kosciusko Circuit Court September Term 1915 issues notice to unknown defendants in Aron Hickman et al quiet title action. The complaint describes real estate in Kosciusko County and names multiple defendants with unknown residences or estates. Defendants must appear December 19 1915 to answer or demur or face judgment in their absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosciusko Circuit Court
George Dass
Aron Hickman
Bachbach and Sloane
Geo. Messmore
George Messimore
Margaret Messimore
George Messmore
Louisa Studybaker
Samuel Studybaker
Luccetta Mound
John Mound
Catharine Lesslie
Francis Leaslie
Franklin P. Leslie
Indiana
Louis Study
Lucetta Mound
Catherine Leestie
Franklin P. Leakie
Margaret Mesmore
Louis Studybaker
Samuel Stadybake
Cathrine Lesstie
Francis Levalle
Franklin F&. Leslie
Kosciusko County
Court House
Warsaw
Conrad D. Longrenecker
Kosciecko Circuit
Legal notices publication urged for client control
Advises clients to have attorneys place all legal notices in The Record to secure rightful publication and avoid fees. Urges listing appointments, guardians, real estate sales, and other notices in preferred papers to ensure visibility and avoid defaulting to county seat outlets.
Indiana Associated Weekly Adopts Small Yearly Rates
A regional weekly publication announces subscription options with one year in advance priced at $1.00 and shorter terms of six months three months and one month. The ad outlines periodic rates and emphasizes affordability for readers.
Quarrelsome Women and No-Arrest Speeding Kids
A satirical note observes women quarreling with quarrelsome men, children avoiding arrests for speed, and a “good fellow” enjoying feeding nickels to kids and slots. It also comments on readers who mock The Record from last issue and borrow neighbors’ papers.
Reflections on Life and World Reform Through the Ages
A pithy meditation traces a man's changing view of reform from youth to old age. It moves from ambitious reform at twenty one to resignation by forty and dependence on the world by fifty, capturing a century of experience in concise maxims.
The Presentation: Motorists Struggle with Speeches
A Washington driver notes many motorists are poor speakers and recalls a Detroit automobile club dinner. A famous driver was to present a silver cup but stammered, saying “Here's the mug” as the cup was extended. The recipient’s reply was simply “Is that the mug?”
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Washington
Detroit
Keeping it Quiet in a Frugal Tale of Lace
A husband worries about spending on a wedding lace while his wife defends thrift. She cites the Astorbilts' wealth but he fears exposing their own limited funds. The exchange reveals social pressure and hidden costs behind appearance.
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Astorbilt
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Travel
Mrs Elizabeth Hively visited Chicago last Sunday with her daughter Mrs J S Marsh. Mrs Arthur Hively will stay until Sunday. William Patterson of Akron transacted business here Wednesday. John Leonard and Mrs Drucilla Regenos visited with Mrs Regenos north of South Whitley. William Caldwell Roy Caldwell and family of Claypool dined at the Jaques home. Charles True visited Rochester last Saturday. Charles Jontz was in Fort Wayne for several days. Mr and Mrs J D Cline and Mrs A B Cline visited in Fort Wayne last Saturday. Sonia Colbert, employed at White's Institute, was home over Sunday. William Wiley and Esta Gresso visited North Manchester last Sunday with Othe Hill. Domestic vacuum cleaners advertised by Downings, Claypool. Charles Jameson came from Warsaw and visited John Rowland's home. Jameson recently sold his Warsaw restaurant and awaits new work. Mr and Mrs Thomas Baker visited Mentone over Sunday and attended Rev Ringle meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leonard
Drucilla Regenos
South
Whitley
Mrs Regenos
Leonard
Samuel Regenos
Sonia Colbert
White’s Institute
William Wiley
Esta Gresso
Manchester
Othe Hill
Warsaw
John Rowland
Jameson
Visiting families surface in Pierceton and Warsaw
Mr and Mrs Samuel Smith linger near Pierceton this week visiting the daughter Mrs Levi Rager and family. Mrs Sarah Fisher stays at the Smith home during their absence. Burdge and relatives visited Warsaw last Saturday. Monroe Wederick visited relatives near Pierceton last Sunday. Dar Wood of Burket called on kin southwest of town.
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Samuel Smith
Pierceton
Levi Rager
Sarah Fisher
Smith Home
Mrs. Monroe Wederick
Dar Wood
Burket
A. J. Hill
Albert Wood
Interesting new inventions across states noted for fishing, farming and sewing
A Virginia inventor markets a versatile fishing pole device with bell signaling, bait digging and fish cleaning. A Kansas farmer unveils a four function tool that replaces four implements via a ratchet. A Texas woman patents a mosquito bar with elastic bottom to secure netting and side entry. A Minneapolis inventor patents a flexible strip for sewing edges in buttonholes.
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Virginia
Minneapolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kossiusko County
Rouse
E Hachbach and
Sloane
the Record Pub. Co., Brush & Hanson, Proprietors
Silver Lake
Ind
J.R. Norman
Ira Leckrone
Silver Lake, Ind
N. Jefferson St
J.C. Hay
Summe Bro
Rexel
Rager & Jontz
Dr. Hess
Elizabeth Hively
Chicgo
J.S. Marsh
Arthur Hively
William Patterson
Akron
William Caldwell
Roy Caldwell
Claypool
Jaques Home
Downing
Charles True
Rochester
Charles Jontz
Fort Wayne
J. D. Cline
A. B. Cline
Downings, Claypool
Charles Jameson
Thomas Baker
Mentane
Ringle
Fletcher
S.B. Burdge
Kathleen
L. M. Burdge
Chloe
Kansas
FORD
DODGE
J. Lavey @ Sons
City Hall
North
Whittenbergers
Claypool, Ind
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