Sunday Guests and Weekend Visitors Around Town
The Bryant home welcomed John Sellenzer of Brownsburg and George Herring with family as Sunday guests. Eston Green of Terre Haute joined Mr. and Mrs. Miles Hollowell for the weekend. Several families, camping at Cataract this week, include Frank Calbert and sons Roland and Eugene, Albert Barlow, Gus Krebs, Horace Hanna and Winfred Edwards. For Yearly Meeting room rentals, contact Jessie Mercer Wendell Dixon Inez Reeve Wm Chandler or Carrie Hobbs. Mrs. Gertrude Horton and her Memphis guests visit her aunt Mrs. Lillian Bryant with her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bryant
John Sellenzer
Brownsburg
George Herring
Eston Green
Terre Haute
Miles Hollowell
Frank Calbert
Roland and
Eugene
Albert Barlow
Gus Krebs
Horace Hanna
Winfred Edwards
Cataract
Jessie Mercer
Wendell Dixon
Inez Reeve
Wm. Chandler
Carrie Hobbs
Benjaamin Anderson
Dr. Cooper’s Hospital
Dani Weet
CY. Iilles
Che Meron Methodist Church
Eller
Meredith
Merediths
Gertrude Horton
Memphis
Tenn
Fred Bryant
Connersville
Clinton Cox
Bridgeport
Warren Kerner
Indianapolis
Paul Hornaday
Claude Bryant
Myteline Gunn
Plainfield social notes refresh weekend visits
A. D. Johnson and family hosted at Indianapolis for Friday events while Miss Bertha Forrest and Miss Perry planned a weekend with them. Many guests attended dinners and gatherings including the Hickmans, McDowells, Spear, and Ballards. journeys to Bethany Park for the 0th Indiana regiment reunion and local travels to Lincoln and Denver are noted along with births, funerals, and rounds of visits across Plainfield and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Johnson
Agnes Gore
Indianapolis
Bertha Forrest
Perry
Central Normal College
G. G. Cumberworth
H. B. Hickman
Inez McDowell
George “Scar
M de “Shaw
Tom ‘Kannan
Horace Ballard
Ruth
Elizabeth
Indiana
Bethany Park
Kannan
Mr. Shaw
Washington D. H
Ohio
Dayton
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Hether
Citizens State Bank
Plainfield
Plainfield, Indiana
the Bank
I Crean
Ballard’s
Townsend’s Cafe
Kodak
Messenger Office
FE. FE
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First National Bank Bldg
Danville, Ind
Phores
DR. S
Kreider
Citizens Bank
Memphis, Tenn
Lillian Bryant
Mary Lewis
Pauline Spear
H. B. ‘Hickman
Inez. McDowell
Greendale
Robert Bly
Carl Oursler
Cleveland
Elgar Newlin
Lincoln
Nebr
Denver
Colo
Kansas
Oklahoma
Tena Patrem
Arthur Cook
Mooresville
Ivan Vaughn
Greencastle
Harold Cumberworth
Frank Patrem
Glen Masten
Eva Edgerton
Indiana University
Ernest Atkins
Stockton
Cal
Howard Head
William R. Evans
Media, Pa
Young Friends
Earlham
Allen Maxwell
Symons
Chester C. James
Wabash
JD. W. Gossett
Addie Zeller
Brazil
D. W. Gossett
Charles W. McClain
Joseph
Mr. McClain
J. A. McClain
Washington Township
Delbert Vaughn
Chillicothe
Vaughn
Mrs Vestal
Sarah Bryant
Coatesville
C. M. Calbert
J. C. Pike
Walter Havens
Lola Reagan
Dorsey Reagan
A. J. Hunter
Ed. Hiatt
Virgil Pike
Cartersburg Springs
James P. Hunter
C. M. Havens
J. P. Johnson and
Danville
Ross William
Miss Hobbs
Jeannette Henley
John Butcher
Lansing
Mich
Marion Cummings
J. A. Veatch
Bertha Carter
Oak Park
Ill
Mary Cammack
Bernie Spradling
Bennie Greenlee
John Knight
Madge Heringlake
Frank Morgan
Wallace Townsend
Byron Cox
James A. Hadley
The
Friends Church
O. E. Dixon
C. O. Watson
C. C. Miller
George Miller and
Irvington
Esther Vestal
Bessy Johnson
Fortville
Graydon Balch
P. A. Balch and
Charles D. Marley
A. G. Rose
J. J. Pratt
Robert Rose
Maxlisses
Bertha Rose
Grace Rose
Josephine Pratt
Martinsville
Bernadine Copeland
This
Jemima Miller
Detroit, Mich
Wncle
Dr. C. OC. Miller
Pierson
Moon
Ray Gsaviiss
API Giapilly
Giter Spepdine
Crawfordsville
Waynetown
Afr
Irs
Clyde FE. Osborn
Cora Osborn
Belleville
Lewis Burris
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
S. J. Arnold
J. L. Osborn
Chester Tilghman
Vincennes
A. J. Marshall
Edith
J. Z. McCollum
A. Maretiall
Beit
Robert Arrison
T. B. OE
First NationAl Bank
Clyde O. Watson
East Mainstreet Plainfield
Plainfield Milling Co
Watson & Anderson
Gol
Sam Reagan
Earnest Heringlake
Prince CS
Abn
Ralph Connor
Jim the Penman
Lionel Berrymore
Sir Charles L. Young
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