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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
4
The Messenger announces Robert W. Stephenson as a candidate for Guilford township trustee subject to the Republican primary on Tuesday May 2.
The notice names James W. Noel as a candidate for the recorder nomination in Hendricks County subject to the Republican primary on May 2.
John Hume announced as a candidate for the Hendricks County prosecutor nomination, pending the Republican primary decision on Tuesday May 2.
Hendricks county voters are informed that Ewing Baird seeks the Republican nomination for county recorder subject to the May primary. He files his candidacy to stand in the upcoming election.
Announcement names John Masten of Clay Township as a candidate for the Clerk of Hendricks County. He seeks the Republican primary nomination on May 2 under party authorization.
George A Johnson of Lincoln announces candidacy in the Lincoln primary on May 2. He presents his platform and calls for reform, with supporters urging turnout for the local race.
Charles Clark of Center Township announces candidacy for the Republican sheriff nomination in Hendricks County subject to the party primary decision on May 2.
The notice announces R. M. Shirley as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Hendricks County Assessor subject to the primary on May 2.
Albert M. Patti son of Center Township announces candidacy for Hendricks county auditor. He places reliance on the decision of Republican voters on May 2.
Alvin Woodward of Liberty County faces a Republican primary decision. The outcome affects who will serve as county clerk as party voters cast ballots. Local election watchers note the race centers on experience, integrity, and administrative priorities.
John H. Vestal is named as a candidate for county commissioner from the Third District and will seek the Republican nomination in the upcoming primary.
Franklin Township candidate Floyd Kl Whicker seeks the Republican nomination for Hen Dricks County auditor subject to the May 2 1922 primary decision.
George M. McClellan of Liberty Township enters the Republican nomination race for Hen Dricks County auditor subject to the party primary on May 2.
RE. E. Watson files papers to seek the nomination for Trustee of Guilford Township subject to the decision of party authorities. Watson emphasizes local stewardship and community improvement as key campaign themes.
The prose cuting attorney seeks the Republican nomination with W J Goff of Center township listed as a candidate. The item mentions party regulars at the primary and the as yet undecided support from voters. A Burns quote appears in the clipping. The Plainfield High School Alumni Association plans its May 3 banquet. Some alumni are not supporting the association and fail to pay dues.
Plainfield Indiana Board of Trustees adopts Improvement Resolution One 1922 to grade and pave Center Street from the south town line to the P C C C St L Railway right of way using concrete and brick options. Assessments fall on abutting real estate and nearby property owners with ten yearly installments and six percent interest. Public remonstrance hearing set for May 8 1922 to decide if benefits offset estimated costs. Involved officials include CHAS N SYMONS W W STONE and G W LONGMIRE with Town Clerk RALPH J BLY.
Town of Plainfield proposes Improvement Resolution Number Two of 1922 to upgrade Vine Street from the north line of South Street to two hundred feet beyond. Public notice requests attention to the project and invites objections or comments as required by law.
Alberta derives from Teutonic roots linked to Aethel and Adelbrecht, with Alberta and Albertine forming feminine variants. The masculine Albert popularized in England via Queen Victoria’s husband, yet Alberta remains a masculine name with feminine ending. Jade is said to be Alberta’s talisman stone, bringing prosperity and protection, worn on finger, arm, or throat. Monday is her lucky day and 1 her lucky number.
The essay argues that ideals from childhood should be kept but reality requires recognizing unjust and unfair treatment. Readers should seek honest, straightforward partners, endure mistreatment calmly, and build a network of trustworthy associates for long term success.
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