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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
5
Thanksgiving gatherings host families across Danville and nearby towns. Col. Fred Hall auctioneer contact remains via Wm Hall Hazelwood, Mrs Addie Reagan, and George Black. Various guests include Miss Murial Davis New Winchester, Miss Edith Young Indianapolis, and Ralph Swearengin Indianapolis. For sale coal oil stove and 12 ewes. Several farm and university social details and car rides noted.
A call to residents to boost Plainfield by patronizing local merchants and treating businesspeople well. The message urges readers to read the Messenger advertising columns weekly and support area trades to keep the town vibrant.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Thompson of Indianapolis and their daughter Ruth spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Orval Hendrickson. James Baldock and family and other relatives from Mooresville and Indianapolis were Thanksgiving guests of the Sanders Smiths. Twilight Alley and other school events were noted. Hirold Smith returned from a year in the West. Tony Gentile on furlough from the penal farm was out briefly. Andrew Hart of Quincy and Fred Bryant of Indianapolis visited Mrs M Gunn. Sarah Quinlan of Greenscastle plans to live with Mrs J G Hadley this winter and visit Mrs Gunn. Frank Frazier family and Walter Christie attended a Railway Mail Co dinner in Indianapolis. C T Hancock and sons visited John Grey at Ame. Robert Cook and friends spent Sunday in Greencastle after Thanksgiving with family in Indianapolis. Annd Draper of Indianapolis visited Mrs Frank Sims.
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