Quiet Title Suit Filed Over 72 Acre Grant County Lands
In the February 1921 term of Grant County Circuit Court a complaint to quiet title to lands described as 72 acres in the North West Quarter of Section 15 Township 25 North Range 9 East was filed by Peter S Floward against Elizabeth Criswell and numerous heirs and unknown claimants. Defendants are summoned to answer.
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Indiana
Grant County
Circuit Court of
Peter S. Floward
Elizabeth Criswell
George W. Criswell
Circuit Court
George W. Criswel
Mary Carter
William Crater
Nancy Long
Suneva Criswell
Rebecca A. Criswell
Jen W. Criswell
George R. Criswell
Robert J. Criswell
Joshua A. Criswell
Sah E. Criswell
Joseph Mills
Elias Mills
Barbera Milla
Barney Moss
Jesw: Mills
Neander Mills
Jioases Mills
John Mills
Mary Jane Mi Jew
Marey
A. Bettman
David Bettman
Gilber L. Watson
Meyer H. Bernheiger
Plecatt
Section
Township
Ranze
Toledo, St. Louis and Western Rail Road Company
Frankfort, St. Louis and Toledo Railway Company
Roads Run
Marion and Bluffton Traction Company
Marion, Riston and Eastern Traction Compass
Noth West
North West
Section 15
Township 25
Farrville Families Share Sunday Visits and News
Mr and Mrs Harve Boles and son ilen spent Sunday with Roy Bole and family. Vern Doyle and son George hosted. Lord Leverich visited Ham Banter's family. Clarence Wilson and family were Marion callers. Alta Stroup is on the sick list. Misa Nova Miller called on Vern Doyle Monday afternoon. Earl Beekman and Charlie Miller families visited George Miller's with their spouses. Ellsworth Camblin and son stay a few days with Upton Lytle.
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Harve Boles
Ilen
Roy Bole
Vern Doyle
George H. Lord Leverich
Ham Banter
Clarence Wilson
Marion
Alta Stroup
Misa Nova Miller
Earl Beekman
Charlie Miller
George Miller
Notice to Answer and Demur in Grant Circuit Court
The Grant Circuit Court at Marion Indiana sets April 26 1921 as the day to answer demur and hear the complaint. The call marks the 1st Judicial day of the April Term 1921 at the Marion courthouse. Clerks seal notes the date February 21 as recorded by Clerk A C Connelly. Attorneys for Plaintiff GE G Wharton and Willard J Gemmill serve notice.
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Marion
Indiana
Grant Circuit
GE. G. Wharton
Willard
Gemmill
Plaintif
Miss Velma Lytle Wins Popularity Prize at Box Social
Velma Lytle of Farrville topped the No 1 schoolhouse box social Friday night earning the prize for most popular lady in a lively community event.
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Velma Lytle of
Farrville
Local Social Roundup in Milo and Surrounding Areas
Sunday visits connect Milo residents with relatives and friends including the Beekmans Haupthefs Duckwalls Dentons and Conwells. Multiple gatherings feature music, farewells, and plans to move with extensive lists of attendees in Warren Van Buren Bluffton and nearby towns.
The Waving of The Green Pat Maloney at a Junction
Pat Maloney was offered a railway job after being shown two flags a green and a red. The official explains that a green flag starts a train and a red flag signals stop. Pat keeps the job claiming he will not wave another flag when a green one is available.
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Pat Maloney
Pat
Village Page Notes On Members And Gags
A collection of light items from Marion era humor and local chatter. Unnamed committee admits Andrew Nelson to Mass Task Club while jokes about Burr Atkinson, Ned Conwell’s Jazz Orchestra, and puns fill the page. Q&A quips and playful barbs mix with small town observations.
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Nelson
Office on State Street Sparks Bradstreet Mixup
Edith teases Dick about his office on State Street and a humorous mistaken Bradford or Bradstreet reference made by her father who said he had looked him up in Bradstreet. The exchange hints at a light family moment and a possible misreading of business directories.
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Edith
State Street
Dickey
Bradstreet
Boy hosts guest with prayer and folding bed remark
A visiting boy refuses to say prayers at home but is urged to pray at the host’s house. The host notes the guest is staying on a folding bed. The exchange ends with a light bedside remark about the bed.
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Bilan
Chem Epa
Evun
S& Fing
Nessa
What the
Witrers
A. Connelly
Milo News
Will Beekman
Dan Mower
Fred Haupthef
August Haupthef
Russell Brinneman
Gene
Will Smith
Alva Duckwall
Clint Duckwall
Joe
Denton
Henry Denton
Linsy Roberts
Warren
Tlenry Denton
Rus. Grimneman
Baby
Mary Barrow
Eid
Glen Dakwall
Bir
Mee
Geaije Wilson
Dakewall
Con Jon
Bradford
Sunda
Wil Kerpord
Viclols
Barg
Moea Payhioe
Geeshine Knote
Ethel Conwell
Birk
Jose Blifer
van Buren
Otto Conwell
Clara Cloud
Kelley
Addie Conwell
Vilna Smith
McCormick
Sam Cloud
Bluffton
L. McCormick
Mrr
Samphie Smith
Adam Beck
Son
Herald
Nora Knote
Nora Knote, Mrs. Smith
Lela Beck
Thelma Smith
Elsie Barrow
Ina Smith
Pauline Knote
Nadene Denton
Margaret McCormick
Beatrice Beck
Rens Beck
Berdine
Hilma ‘Inde
Geraldine Knote
Marjorie McCormick
Lester Smith
Artie Conyell
Wesley Smith
Otto Barrow
the Village Post
By Ima
Stinger
Nather
DERBY
Andrew
Andy
Louie Furnish
Burr Atkinson
Ned Conwell
Jazz
Henry Knight
Andy Nelson
Barnum
John Wright
Fat Paxton
Derby Hat L. C
DOC” Fornshell
Charley Foust
Charley
Purdue University
Indianapolis
Em-Roes
Fairmount
Casey Aimis
Guy Ballard
Jove
Terry Jones
Mary
Monteplier Pike
Wal
John Deere
Rhode Island
Ladies Aid of
Landersville
A. J. Barnes
B. E. Puckett
W. F. Williamson and
Guy Duckwall
A.E. Ross
Marion, Ind
Faris
Glasess
C. C. Faris
Emil Faris
S. S. Square
Quire
INO
Marion National Bank Bldg
Ays
O.m.flinn
Glass Elk
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