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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1921
Page
8
Residents share dinners and visits across Danville Indianapolis Greencastle and surrounding towns. Notables include hospital plans for Ruth Campbell and ongoing illness of Rev A M Shaw while Vasil Salsman returns from seven months abroad.
E H Beckstead, a noted Iowa hog grower, says he stopped paying high prices for stock foods and hog remedies. He claims five pounds of mineraline mixed with bran yields a ready hundred pounds of feed, keeping hogs worm-free and in good condition. Readers can requestMineraline to make a hundred pounds by sending two dollars to The Mineraline Chemical Co. in Chicago.
Sunday updates report Calvin Newlin’s slow recovery from a three week illness. Mrs. W. S. Smith returns home from Cincinnati to Mont Johnson’s. Mrs. Christian Koch of Indianapolis visits son Robert Koeh and family. Dr. B. C. Ornham and Sfelen Maxine return to Petersburg after visits to Bed Hiatt and Crawfordsville. M. E. Sunday School Ladies Class plans dinner for husbands Feb 19 at the Masonic building. Esther Koch visits brother Robert Koch. Dr. A. P. W. Bridges returns home to Danville after weeks at Methodist hospital. J. W. Dickson and family move from South Center Street to the Davis farm west of town. Mrs. BR. J. Filiott of Greencastle visits Miss Hiss.
Missonera Wuonz leads a lineup of fair skiers at Lake Placid New York as winter sports sweep the region. Fans fill stands while trails glow under sunshine and cold air.
Paris reports a lace gown worn by Empress Marie Louise at her coronation will be sold soon. The dress made by Calvados lace workers was stolen from the Tuileries during 1848 riots and later found in the Galliera museum. Marie Louise was daughter of Emperor Francis I of Austria Hungary.
Constantine De Mereschevsky the chemist and botanist and former Petrograd professor killed himself in a Geneva hotel by composing a lethal gas from his remaining chemicals. He paid all debts before dying and attached a tube to a mask as he released the gas, dying of asphyxiation. firemen required smoke helmets to recover the body.
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