Non Resident Notice in Sullivan County 1922 Quiet Title
Sullivan County Indiana Circuit Court September Term 1922 notices a quiet title action James McConnell v Peter Thorn et al Complaint No L8501 with a long list of defendants and real estate descriptions in Sullivan County. The case sets trial for September 9 1922 and warns defendants to appear or demur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
County of
Sullivan
James McConnell
Peter Thorn
Paintiff
Bonaventre
William F. Lisman
Favha
Frederick Rapp
William Arbir
Od Nsom
Christopher Shake
Merards & Enochs
Sarah E. Enochs
Silas Ty
Mfary EL Enochs
Janes
Enochhs
Enochs
Samuel Enochs
Christoce
Ellen Shake
John Shake
Shake
Elijah Shake
David Shake
Wotkins
Martin Robbins
Mary E. Santinel Johnson
Richard A. Haddon
Samuel _ Ellen Johnson
Henry K. Wilson
Calties
Jacob Hoke
Abraham Huff
Parkeves
Benjamin D. Price
Philip the Ann Hoover
John Clipping- Ronefel
Toussant C. Buntin
Buntin
George W. Clippinger
Clppinger
Joseph W. Briggs
Ann Brizzi
Francis Vigo Alison
i _ Alison
Israel Benefield
Francis V
Athor Shake
Robbins
Mary E. Johnene
Samuel Johnson
Maranda Enochs
Eller Pohins
James Enochs
James E. Enochs
Chrisoipher €. Shake
Lucy J. Shake
Moses Corbin
Eneline J. Corbin
Devi Maxwell
James Jormxen
Marinda E. Johnson
Loyvick Lambeth
Jovie Lambherth
Warerda E. Johnson
Martha E. Lambeerh
Emc Robbins
Malinda J. McCormics
B.D Price
Barcer
Wheeler
A. Johnson
Dervices
Ives
Hcan
Funk Ditch
A. PD
Charles R. Bareeeerk
National Bank of Sullivan Administrator Notice
The National Bank of Sullivan Indiana announces an administrator notice with first insertion dated July 19, 1922. The notice provides legal or fiduciary actions related to the bank's affairs and public notification requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays & Hays
the National Bank OF
Sullivan
Indiana
Notice to Contractors for Bridge Settings in Sullivan County
The Sullivan County Indiana Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids by 12 noon on August 7 1922 to construct reinforced concrete flat top bridges in Jefferson and Haddon Townships. Estimated costs range from 945.85 to 5365.22 dollars. Bids must follow plans on file in the Auditor’s office. the board may reject any bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
State of
Indiana
Court House
Sullivan
Board of Commissioners of
William R. Dugger
Cass
Jefferson Townships
Stockton Township
Greene County
Wne
Board of Commissioners
Watt
Jefferson Township
Charles Pfrang
William Jackson
Charles Lucas
Marcellus Robbins
Thomas Clerton
Robert Tarwater
Haddon Township
George Carrico
Auditor's Office
Where Your Taxes Go by Edward G. Lowry
Edward G. Lowry outlines how government funds are raised and spent, examining tax sources and allocation across departments. He argues for transparency and efficiency in fiscal policy, highlighting the national economy and public programs affected by tax decisions.
Incompetents Are Kept in Government Service
The piece discusses high turnover and poor retention in the federal civil service. It notes many resignations from top and bottom ranks, rising turnover during and after the war, and a large burden in clerical and professional positions. It cites the Civil Service Commission reports on inefficiency, and provides aging demographics of pension department staff and a $222,159,292 disbursement in 1920 to about 600,000 beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Washington
Civil Service
Federal Service
Bureau of Efficiency
United States
Commissioner of Pensions
Pension Bureau
Dainties and the Christian Pilgrim’s Enduring Feast
A sermon urges Christians to reject worldly dainties and seek Christ first. It contrasts temptations of appetite, fame, beauty, and wealth with the enduring grace of God, urging believers to draw a flaming line between good and bad and to come to Jesus for true sustenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazarus
Grace of God
Israel
Amos
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Window Displays Draw Passers By, Says Oil Ad Chief
An oil firm advertising manager extols window displays as an arm reaching to the eye of the passerby and inviting attention with the call See me Here I am. The remark appears in the Boston Transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle
Boston Transcript
Holding Breath Health Test Explained
A health test involves holding breath, with adults typically able to hold 40 to 50 seconds. The duration reflects general respiratory and cardiovascular function and can indicate fitness levels or underlying conditions.
First Known Englishman Named Piltdown Man
Scientists identify the Piltdown man from a skull fragment found in Piltdown Sussex as the first known Englishman. The specimen's brain capacity matches the smaller human brain in modern times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piltdown
Sussex
One Use for Spurious Coins in China Coffins
Spurious coins are legally minted in China and used to place in the coffins of the dead. The practice stems from a superstition that the coins bring happiness to the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
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Surrey
Fivenes
J. Harve Thompson
Joseph
Reed
General Insurance
C. W. Willis & Son
Sherman
Sam
Edward G. Lowry
Western Newspaper Union
da Highte
Dist
Columbia
Rev
H. Ostrom
D. D
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Martin & Martin
D. C
Albert Katz
Chiropractic Research Bureau
Uncle Ben
H. L. Ramsey
Chiropractor
South Section
Bennett
Palmer School OF Chiropractic
Union
Terre Haute Daily Star
Terre Haute Star
Sullivan Union
Indianapolis News and Sullivan Union
Globe Democrat
Chicago Daily Tribune
Toledo Weekly Blade
Terre Haute Daily Tribune
Terre Haute Daily and
Sunday Tribune
The
Ind
Meart
M. A. Haddon
W. H. Eaton Sherman
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