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Newspaper

Plainfield Messenger

Location

Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1922

Page

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Plainfield High Edges Jamestown In Tight One 21 20

Plainfield High School lost a close basketball game to Jamestown by one point 21 to 20. The teams traded leads in a nip and tuck encounter, with an overtime edge possible. Upcoming road trip includes Broad Ripple on Friday and a four corner invitational tourney next Saturday with Amo Brownsburg Monrovia and Plainfield.

Plainfield High School Jamestown Amo Brownsburg Monrovia

Tax Meeting In Hendricks County Courthouse Assembly Room

John J. Brown president of the State tax commission will address tax payers in the Hendricks county courthouse assembly room on Wednesday Feb 8 at 1 00 pm. Farm lands will be appraised this year and valuations set will determine four years of taxation. Brown is the farmer member of the tax board and was suggested by the State Federation of Farmers to present the farmers viewpoint.

John J. Brown State Tax Commission Hendricks County Brown State Federation of Farmers

Hendricks County Clerk Candidate Announces Return

George A. Johnson declares again his candidacy for Hendricks County Clerk subject to May primary Republican vote. He says further announcements and reasons for seeking support will appear in a later Messenger issue.

George A. Johnson Hendricks County The Messenger

Lost fur-lined glove at Watson's drug store

Value glove reportedly lost on Saturday on the west side of Watson's drug store. Return to the Messenger office for reward of $1.50 to H. H. Hufford.

Watson’s H. H. Hufford

Drain Contract Let For Hufford Drain Project

The H. H. Hufford et al drainage job was let last Friday with three bids. Otis Kirtley submitted the lowest bid of 1748 dollars, P. D. Smith offered 1750, and Sheldon Larrison bid 1790. Kirtley will begin in early spring moving about 2800 yards of dirt to deepen the ditch.

H. H. Hufford Sheldon Larrison P. D. Smith Otis Kirtley Mr. Kirtley

Quarterly Meeting of Friends Planned at Plainfield Church

Plainfield Quarterly Meeting of Friends will be held at the local Friends church Saturday. The meeting on Ministry and Oversight convenes at 9 o'clock a.m. Quarterly session starts at 10. A missionary conference follows in the afternoon with speakers including Jefferson Ford and other Foreign Mission staff. Women provide luncheon at noon.

Plainfield

Obituary for Jehn Newby of Hendricks County Indiana

Jehn Newby born February 16 1870 on the Newby homestead Hendricks County Indiana died January 21 1922 age 51 years 11 months and five days He was a husband father and neighbor remembered as a good provider and thoughtful friend He leaves widow Nettie E son Elza three other children Emma Elvin Lee and Elza two brothers John and David Newby a sister Rodema Herring and Rosanna plus grandson Walter and other relatives His faith was in the Friends church and his memory is kept by family and community people.

Jehn Newby Stephen Ruhamah Newby Newby Hendricks County Ind Nettie E. McCaslin Kansas Horace Reeves Little Walter John Newby The Friends Church Ida May Bingham Nettie E Emma Elvin Lee Elza Mary Evelyn Leatha Dorris Irene John David Newby Rodema Herring Brownsburg Rosanna

New Millinery Store Opens in Mooresville

Mrs. Sadie Chambers moves to East Main street and will open a first class millinery store at the Record residence within a few days.

Sadie Chambers Mooresville East Main Street

Danville high school stunt and week’s notes

A busy week at Plainfield High School featured a Danville Wednesday stunt with twelve girls performing Mendelssohn’s Spring Song under Mrs. Hampton and Miss Judd. Plainfield’s orchestra supported the event, with planning for the Literary Club play and Lyceum, plus staff work for the upcoming annual.

Danville Mendelssohn Mrs. Hampton Lois Mona Rushton Margaret Inman Julia Kreider Josephine Tucker Hilda Black Katharine Hiatt Marie Atwood Vera Griffin Katheryn Arnold Lucia Cooper

S. O. D. Club Met With Noted Talks Jan 27 1922

The S. O. D. club met January 27 1922. Minutes approved. Members presented topics including Will the Railroads be Consolidated Armenia Today Women as Internationalists What Will the Irish Make of a Free State Cooperative Farm Marketing in the South Educational needs of Jugo Slavia and The Government of France as it is Today Roy Wilson delivered the talk.

S. O. D. Club Mary Carter South Russel Copeland Armenia Marie Atwood Free State Irene James Jugo-Slavia Betty Brewer Roy Wilson France

Marriage Licenses Listed For Indiana Couples

Joseph L Storts of Indianapolis weds Alice G Davis of Clayton R R J Clarence Ratliff of Litton weds May Truax of Stilesville Arthur Edwards of Plainfield weds Lucile Bayliss of Plainfield Orval V McCammack of Cloverdale weds Clara Broadstreet of Coatesville Charles Hinshaw of Monrovia weds Mary Reeves of Hazelwood.

Indianapolis Alice G. Davis Clayton Clarence Ratliff Litton May Truax Stilesville Arthur Edwards Plainfield Lucile Bayliss Orval V. McCammack Cloverdale Clara Broadstreet Coatesville Charles Hinshaw Monrovia Mary Reeves Hazelwood

Plainfield Training School Set for Monday Night

The Plainfield community training school will form at the Senior High School next Monday at 7 p.m. Indiana Sunday School Association secretary H. E. Alberton will give the principal talk. A program with musical numbers is planned and about forty members have enrolled.

Plainfield Community Training School HE. T. Alberton Indiana Sunday School Association

Incumbents Seek renomination in county clerk race

The past week increased race heat as Alvin Woodward and James W. Noel announce plans to seek renomination for clerk and recorder. Ewing Baird also seeks the recorder nomination. Primary set for Tuesday May 2.

Cavnty Alvin Woodward James W. Noel Recorder Ewing Baird

Hedges Resigns from Plainfield Christian Church

The Rev. W. H. Hedges resigned as pastor of the Plainfield Christian church with his family leaving for Paw Paw Michigan where he has accepted a call to preach. He and his family came to Plainfield less than a year ago from Michigan.

W. H. Hedges Plainfield

Baptist Revival Closes After Four Weeks of Services

Rev. S. L. Essick, pastor of the Baptist church, brought the four weeks of evangelistic services to a close Sunday evening. The revival was considered by all to be very successful.

S. L. Essick the Baptist Church

Rees Restaurant Takes Over Corner Café

Mr and Mrs Chas Rees recently take charge of the corner restaurant formerly run by Asiel Carnine who sold the business and supplies for 500 dollars. Fixtures and furnishings remain leased from Dr W S Sharer as before.

Chas. Rees Asiel Carnine

Special preaching service at the Christian Church

A special preaching service is scheduled at the Christian church on Friday February 3 at 7 30 p m All members are urged to attend as the service will affect the church s future

The Christian Church

Swift Poem Paraphrase Echoes Historical Figures

A fragmented verse attributed to Dean Swift presents two readings by numbering lines that juxtapose royal and republican sentiments. The first stream elevates monarchy and state power alongside references to rights, common sense, and liberty.

Dean Swift Thomas ‘Paine Werance

Everett Blair Dies Near Avon After TB Battle

Everett Blair of near Avon died of tuberculosis in New Mexico late last week and was brought home for burial. Funeral services by the Danville American Legion Post at the M. E. Church in Avon followed by burial at Maple Hill Cemetery. Blair’s sister and his parents had spent months in New Mexico seeking health benefits.

Verett Blair Avon New Mexico Hame Danville Ed _Blair

Dr Mary Longdon to Lecture at Christian Church

Missionary and tuberculosis hospital head Dr Mary Longdon will lecture at the Christian church Sunday evening at 7. The event includes a girls chorus singing The Sunset Song and Indias Famine Cry. Her talk will cover her work in India at Pendra Road and may feature items from her travels including a panther skin.

Mary Longdon Pendra Road India Christian Church Longdon Missionary Society

Among the Clubs by the Three Arts Department

The Three Arts Department met at Miss Leota Mattern's home with Miss Mary Hagee as assistant hostess. Miss Edith Barker presented a paper on Art Handi crafts, debated by Mrs. Carl Hoadley. Crafts such as pottery and baskets were shown and Mrs. G G Cumberworth reviewed Locke's The Mountebank.

Leota Mattern Mary Hagee Edith Barker Carl Hoadley G. G. Cumberworth Locke

Mrs. Margaret Rupe Dies at 86 in hometown

Mrs. Margaret Rupe aged 86 died at her daughter Mrs. R W Stephenson's home west of town after long illness. She had lived with her daughter for about 21 years. Funeral services by Rev Herbert L Huffman will be at 2 PM Friday at the home, with burial in Maple Hill cemetery. Survived by three sons C H Lee of Louisiana L N Lee of Oklahoma and George Rupe of Texas.

Margaret Rupe R. W. Stephenson Wedneday Herbert L. Huffman Maple Hill Cemetery C. H. Lee Louisiana L. N. Lee Oklahoma George Rupe Texas

More Dogs Poisoned Sparking Citywide Action

Several dogs have died from poisoning in town over the last few days marking a second such incident in weeks. Citizens plan to stop the crimes, claim a crew is found, and promise to pursue the guilty party under the law.

Berkshire Meeting Deliberations Set At Library

Hendricks county Berkshire breed ers will meet at the library Monday afternoon February 6 at 1 o clock. Arrangements for details regarding a state sale and pig club and other important matters will come before the meeting.

Hendricks County Berkshire

Plainfield Chapter to Confer Degrees Next Thursday

The next regular meeting of Plainfield Chapter No. 44, Order of the Eastern Star, will confer degrees. The session is set for Thursday evening February 9.

Plainfield Order of the Eastern Star

Popularity Contest Votes Surge Amid Close Lead

As the closing of the popularity contest nears, Miss Coble leads with Miss Bowman second. Voting coupons end Feb 18 at participating stores, with ballots accepted until 8 pm the next Monday. The week’s total votes reach 214 885. overall tally 1 602 950. Participating houses include Spot Cash Store Harvey & Son Bly Bros Harry E Wilson Plainfield Milling Consumers Coal E E Watson Townsend's Cafe W B R Elliott Princess Theatre Symons Hardware The Messenger.

Miss Coble Bowman Sylvia Cooper Helen Coble Ruth Ballard Ethelene Hadley Blanche Bowman Julia Dickson Elizabeth Pike Opa Burris Josephine Nestor Katherine Hiatt Gladys Roach Bulah Overton Jessie Mercer Bessie Broyles Inez Kiser Spot Cash Store Harvey & Son Bly Bros Harry E Wilson Plainfield Milling Co Consumers Coal Co W. BR. Elliott Princess Theatre Symons Hardware Co the Messenger

Musical Stunts Delight Danville Audience at Chapel

At the Danville college chapel Wednesday night a program titled Musical Stunts showcased student groups from Hendricks County. Plainfield and Danville high school orchestras performed while twelve Plainfield girls presented a Spring Song danse interpretation.

College Chapel Danville Hendricks County Plainfield Lois Mona Rushton Margaret Inman Julia Krieder Josephine Tucker Hilda Black Katharine Hiatt Marie Atewood Vera Griffin Katheryn Arnold Lucia Cooper Nina Vaughn Ruth Palmer Brownsburg

Unclear Sale Dates Listed With Names

Fragmentary OCR text lists several names such as Edmondson, W. T. Johnson, Akers, Forrest Smith, W. N. Parsons and Casserly alongside scattered date fragments like Feb 4 and Feb 16. No coherent event or location is identifiable.

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P.H.S Ferndales Legion Ferndale Athletic Club Prof Songer Greencastle All Stars Mickie Charles Sighroe Quarterly Meeting OF Friends Lyceum Miss DeWeese Justine Krebs Townsends Hedges Christian Church Notice Everett Blair Christian Ghurgh S C. E. S. Meeting Miss Bowman Tibet Eren Shi
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