Suit Filed against Governor Claude Matthews estate in Pendleton Glass Tube & Pipe Works check indorsement

[Newspaper]

Publication: The Indianapolis Journal

Indianapolis, IN, United States
vol. 53, no. 145, p. 3, col. 4

SUIT OF PETER C. CLEVENGER.

Note Indorsed by the Late Governor

Matthews Figures Prominently.

Peter C. Clevenger brought suit for $2,000 on a note which was indorsed by the late Governor Claude Matthews against his heirs, Mrs. Martha A. R. Matthews, his widow, and Mrs. Mary M. Ewing and Helen Somerville yesterday. The note was made by Clevenger to the Pendleton glass tube and pipe works, which was organized by J. O. Henderson and J. T. Fanning, and was indorsed by Mr. Matthews while he was in the Governor’s office. The concern proved a failure and after being placed in the hands of a receiver its securities were converted into cash. Clevenger was forced to satisfy the note and he is now bringing suit to secure a partial payment of the sum from the other indorsers.

Keywords:Glass Conduits : Pendleton Glass Tube & Pipe Works
Researcher notes:Claude Matthews was Ralph Hemingray's brother in law
Supplemental information: 
Researcher:Bob Stahr
Date completed:November 6, 2023 by: Bob Stahr;