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Newspaper

Plainfield Messenger

Location

Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1922

Page

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Plainfield Community Training School Organized

A Plainfield community training school is being organized under the State Sunday School Association. Regular classes start February 1 at 7 PM in the Senior High School building with three study lines led by Chas L Mendenhall Mrs Chas Shields Rev H L Huffman and Rev W H Hedges.

Plainfield State Sunday School Association Chas. L. Mendenhall Friendswood Chas. Shields Clayton H. L. Huffman W. H. Hedges Frank D. Johnston A. D. Johnson Mabel Ellis J. M. Griffin

John Lux Crowned State Corn King at Purdue Exhibition

John Lux won the sweepstakes ribbon on Reid's Yellow Dent corn at the Purdue University farmers short course exhibition last week. The Hendricks County farmer earned the honor after a ten ear display and aims for the national sweepstakes. He will showcase his prize at the Washington Township Farmers Institute in Avon on Saturday.

John Lux Reid Purdue University Lux Hendricks County Washington Township Avon

Rich Kindler Hamman Trio Performs at Masonic Temple

Mrs M Calbert and Mrs Fannie Cox attended a Matinee Musicale concert by the Rich Kindler Hamman trio at the Masonic Temple Indianapolis Monday afternoon. Thaddeus Rich, cousin to Mrs Horace Hanna, is concertmaster of the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra. Rich plays violin, Kindler cello, Hamman piano.

M. Calbert Fannie Cox Rich-Kindler-Hamman Indianapolis Mr. Rich Hans Kindler Ellis Clark Hamman

Special Sale on Men’s Walk-Over Shoes at Spot Cash

Spot Cash Store offers men’s Walk-Over shoes priced from 7.50 to 14.00 with sale prices around 6.98. The sale ends Saturday with limited stock in a housewide display.

Spot Cash

Prohibition Crackdown Seizes Stills and White Mule

Sheriff and officials confiscated several stills and quantities of white mule over the past two weeks. A farm east of town reported loud disturbances from a recently operated still. No arrests yet. Clarence Ringley bound at 1000 dollars for operating a still on the Chandler farm between Plainfield and Mooresville. Charles Wright and Nathan Clingingfield held for selling white mule. Mark Stone of Danville arrested for liquor law violation.

Clarence Ringley Chandler Plainfield Mooresville Charles Wright Nathan Clingingfield Clayton Mark Stone Danville

Death of Hendricks County minister Thomas C. Brown

Rev. Thomas C. Brown 79 a pioneer Hendricks County resident died at his Main Street home Wednesday afternoon from pneumonia and heart trouble after only a few days illness. He led the Friends church of the Western Yearly Meeting and previously pastored the local Friends church for years. He is survived by his widow, two children Mrs. Alice Charles and Prof. Oliver Brown of LaCine University faculty. Funeral from the home Saturday at 10 30 AM.

Thomas C. Brown Hendricks County Main Street Brown Friends’ Church Western Yearly Meeting Friends Church Alice Charles Oliver Brown Lacinne University

Farmers Federation Resolution Seeks Night Lock at Library

At a Wednesday meeting the Farmers Federation passed a resolution to petition the library board to install a night lock on the outside basement door for public use during night meetings. It notes delays and inconvenience caused by locking the outside door to the assembly room.

Farmers’ Federation Liibrary Board

Hendricks County Wins Big at Purdue Short Course

Hendricks County won the largest number of women at the Purdue University short course held last week. The county federation received a book, Successful Family Life and Moderate Income, to be kept in the Danville office for member use. Twenty six local women attended the banquet as guests of honor.

Hendricks County Purdue University Hendricks County Home Economics Club Federation Dix Danville Lawrence Vannice Amo Cannon Inez ‘Richardson Adelle’ ‘Davis Litton Mamie ‘Heald Sugar Grove Davis Charles" ‘Barker Everett Newlin

Legion Box Supper and Spelling Bee Event This Saturday

The Legion hosts a box supper and spelling bee this Saturday night with two prizes. A six dollar umbrella goes to the lady whose box has the highest bid, and a four dollar fountain pen will be awarded to the champion speller. The high school orchestra will perform.

January Birthdays in Three Davis Families

January birthdays cluster around three Davis families. Mrs E.E. Davis, Emmett Jr., Dr B.T., Roger Jr., Larue, and Mrs Roger Davis plus Mrs Larue Davis have dates from Jan 3 to Jan 15. Mrs Larue Davis hosted a dinner for her son and grandfather with Dr J.C. Stafford and daughter Mary as guests.

Davises EE Op Davis Emmett,Jr Dr. BT Roger Larue Roger “Davis Larue Davis Larue’ Davis

County Superintendent Urges Preparation For School Success

Geo H Reitzel county superintendent of schools writes to Hendricks teachers stressing teacher subject matter preparation as key to discipline and success The bulletin notes attendance figures Guilford township first month enrollment 578 with 397 35 percent attendance fourth month 574 and 96 96 percent Plainfield first month 97 33 percent fourth month 95 3 percent semester 95 55 percent

Geo. H. Reitzel Hendricks County Mr. Reitzel Guilford Township Plainfield

Danville Musial Stunt Night Unites Hendricks Schools

Hendricks county high schools unite for musical stunt night at the Danville college chapel on February 1 at 7 30 p m. Music teachers lead a 35 piece list for county music appreciation with each school presenting one number. Danville and Plainfield orchestras supply a 30 minute prelude. admission is free.

Hendricks County College Chapel Danville Soantry Plainfield

High School Notes Marks Start Of Second Semester

Exams over the second semester began with new classes organized including beginning typing commercial arithmetic public speaking and botany taught by Mrs Hollingsworth. Seniors start poetry while an advanced domestic science class may be offered at the Junior High. The class mourns Iva Bryant of the class of 1899 whose funeral drew the senior body to a floral tribute with the double quartet providing music.

Hovermale Rigg Hollingsworth Iva Bryant Hilda Black Kathariné Hiatt Geraldine ‘Calbert Katharyn Arnold Myron Herringlake Lloyd Dixon Harold Cumberworth Marcus ‘Dixon Pass

Women Club hosts general meeting at library

The Mothers Department welcomed all Woman's Club sections for a Saturday afternoon gathering at the library. Health nurse Miss Hescock urged attention to malnutrition among schoolchildren and urged medical checks and healthy habits, while discussing hot school lunches. Officers for next year were elected and social hour followed with hot rolls and tea.

Mothers’ Department Woman’s Club C. M. Calbert H. Huerter Lois Mona Marcia Dena Rushton Margaret Inman Edythe White Vv. OK. Osborn B. ¢. Vestal Emma Prewitt Harvey Hessler Ralph” ‘Hornaday Federation Ae CL Jamison Sarah McClain John Hanna

Monrovia Defeats P. H. S. 44 to 22

Monrovia beat P. H. S. 44 to 22 at Mooresville last Thursday. Tudor led Monrovia with long range shooting as the Clippers prepare for Friday’s rematch at Amo, following Amo’s big win over Brownsburg signaling improvement since their earlier meeting.

Monrovia Mooresville Tudor Amo Brownsburg

Avon Wins Over West Newton In Lopsided 382 to 28 Victory

Avon Independents defeated West Newton by 382 to 28 on Tuesday with Walton scoring 12 field goals. West Newton’s F Reynolds led scoring for his team with seven two point baskets. A return game is scheduled at West Newton next week. In Plainfield C N C the reorganized local legion team beat Central Normal 20 to 14 in Danville midweek as rough play marked the contest. The Legion team visits Danville Independents Tuesday night.

Avon Avon Independents West Newton Walton F. Reynolds Plainfield Legion Danville Central Normal G. N.C Danville Independents

M. E. Social and Supper at Methodist Church

All Methodists and families invited to a church social next Wednesday evening January 25. Supper served. each family brings a dish. Entertainment features planned. Admission graded by height five cents per foot and one cent per inch thereafter.

Berkshire Association Formed to Promote Hog Breed

Hendricks county Berkshire hog breeders met at the library to advance the breed and plan pig clubs for youth. A state Berkshire hog sale is planned for Plainfield in February, expected to be a major local event. Officers elected include President J. J. Edmonson Clayton Vice President M Gilbert Bridgeport and Secretary-Treasurer A He Ashton Plainfield.

Hendricks County Berkshire Plainfield J. J. Edmonson Clayton M. Gilbert Bridgeport A. He ‘Ashton

Fox-less Hunt Disappoints Liberty Township Hunters

Residents attempted a fox drive in Liberty Township on a Saturday. After a long hunt officials closed in and found no foxes in the ring, nor had there been any from the start.

Liberty

Lambs Sell High At Indianapolis Market Trade

Parsons sold a lot of 45 spring lambs at Indianapolis market Tuesday morning for 526.53 dollars, about 25 cents per hundred pounds higher than Chicago market. Myre Parsons sold former Plainfield man John Meer.

Parsons Indianapolis Tuesda Chicago Myre Parsons John Meer

Plainfield Merchants Popularity Contest Ends Feb 18

The Plainfield Merchants Popularity Contest will close Saturday February 18. A judging committee will tally votes to produce an official final count. Miss Helen Coble leads in total votes with 253 765 and dominates the weekly count. Miss Elizabeth Pike is second in weekly votes, followed by Miss Blanche Bowman. New entrants Miss Inez Kiser and Miss Bessie Broyles join the field. Total votes this week reached 325 980, with overall votes now 1 034 320. Voting coupons are available at Spot Cash Store Harvey 86 Son Bly Bros Harry E Wilson Plainfield Milling Co Consumers Coal Co RE Watson Townsend's Cafe W R Elliott Princess Theatre Symons Hardware Co. The Messenger.

Plainfield Secon Helen Coble Elizabeth Pike Blanche Bowman Inez Kiser Marion-Morgan Counties Bessie Broyles Washington Township Sylvia Cooper Helen Cobl Ruth’ Ballard Ethelene Hadley Julia Dickson Pees Opal Burris Josephine Nestor Katherine Hiatt Gladys Roach Rulah Overton Jessie Mercer Inez Riser Spot Cash Store Harvey - 86 Son

Ordinance of Baptism at Baptist Church Sunday

Revival meetings draw large crowds at the Baptist church as 14 candidates received baptism on Sunday afternoon. Rev S L Hssick preached on The Devil and Tommy Walker urging conversion and warning of wrath. Public invited to midweek prayer meetings at 2 30 p m Wednesday and Friday.

Baptist Church S. L. Hssick Devil Tommy Walker Satan

Plainfield K of P Lodge 50 entertains members and families

Lodge No. 50 of the Knights of Pythias hosted members and their families at the lodge quarters on Wednesday night. Readings by James Paxton Voorhees closed with a welcome address by Dr. Kreider and installation of officers for the new term. Refreshments included sandwiches ice cream nabishoes and punch.

Plainfield

Two Plainfield Patients Taken to Methodist Hospital

Morning report notes two Plainfield patients were taken to the Methodist Hospital for treatment after injuries. Names and conditions are not clearly legible in the fragment.

Plainfield Methodist Harmond Anes

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