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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
4
The passage argues that women, though passionate for universal peace, are practical and will scrutinize any plan affecting the nation. It warns that joining the Wilson League with Cox’s full adoption could place the United States under Article X and commit it to international disputes without reservations.
The passage argues against the Wilson League as a source of recurring wars. It claims Americans oppose war, and women in both major parties fear the league would bind the United States to future conflicts and keep the nation perpetually ready for war.
Several forward moving public schools in the state will teach thrift and basic banking this coming school year. Banks in cities and towns will assist teachers in delivering thrift economics lessons. Children may deposit any amount with their teachers. It will not be
The text describes pupils urged to set aside part of their spending money and earnings from odd jobs to deposit with teachers. The collected funds will be turned over to the clearing house association and distributed to various banks. The process is to illustrate how money on deposit increases by example rather than theory.
Hendricks County Republican committee will meet in the Danville courthouse assembly room Friday Aug 20 at 2 o clock A Stat Committee representative will attend and both women and men should be well represented A woman will be chosen as assistant for each precinct to aid the upcoming campaign All women are urged to attend
A series of sale dates and livestock auctions listed by multiple sellers including Lee Newby A M Shaw B W Anderson and others with Sept dates from Aug 31 through Sept 18 plus a public birthday gathering at John Hawthorn’s home. Neighbors relatives and friends attended with baskets and conversations noted.
Hendricks Circuit Court September Term 1920 notices names many non resident defendants in Krebs v Jessup et al quieting title action for Plainfield real estate. Also Guilford School Bond sale bids invited August 26 1920 for 12000 at six percent with schedule of maturity dates and bidder requirements.
Mrs. Ora Thompson and daughters Gretchin and Elsie visited Mrs. Ida Pike in Indianapolis for the weekend and attended the Hinshaw reunion. Miss Elizabeth Pike of Plainfield spends the week with her grandmother Mrs. H. S. Craven and other relatives.
Sealed proposals will be received until August 26 1920 at two o clock p m for thirty thousand dollars of bonds of Guilford School Township Hendricks County Indiana. Bonds 1000 each dated August 15 1920 bear six percent interest payable semi annually. Maturity schedule begins August 15 1929 and continues through February 15 1932 with alternating bonds due.
The Central Academy trustees sue William Pike et al for title to land in Hendricks County Indiana. Defendants must appear by October 4 1920 or default will be entered. Court seal dated August 10 1920 at Danville Indiana.
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