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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1920
Page
8
For sale 25 bushels of Big English Clover Seed home grown and re cleaned. Pure and ready for sale. Farnstions Supply Co Plainfield announces this agricultural listing.
Methodist services planned at M BE church next Sunday with Sunday School at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 45 Evening services at 7 00 will be conducted by Pastor W L Hargrave Pastor Sawin Sweeney and Ernest Louis urge punctual attendance A public auction of on farm livestock and goods will be held at the Shaw farm on Wednesday February 25 starting 8 00 A M Additional farm sales are scheduled for February dates listed with buyers such as John S Schnitzius A C Key and O W Brown Orlando Atkinson Len Watson Geo W Jessup and sons and Worrell on specified dates in February.
Clyde O Watson pastor leads Sunday School at 9 30 A M and worship at 10 30 A M with sermon Teach Us to Pray. Evening service at 7 00 P M titled The Two Great Commandments. Plainfield Quarterly Meeting to convene Feb 7 at 10 00 A M. Rev L S Essick to preach at Baptist church Sunday at 7 00 P M. Everyone invited.
Despite slippery roads several days, no one has been crippled. Paul Smith continues driving wagon every morning and evening. Addie Lamb of Bridgeport visited the area. Mr and Mrs Oscar Bradford, Fred Price and family, and Mrs Catherine Price of Bridgeport spent the day locally.
Eddie Blair and family on Sickerson road visited relatives here Wednesday. Geo Aralen spent a few days at Indianapolis. Chas Roark took the census here last week.
Mrs. Bertha Mercer visited her parents Mr and Mrs Eli Rogers on Sunday. Lois Zimmerman and Lydia Cox were absent due to illness. A group from here attended the Conference at Plainfield Friends Church on Tuesday. James Thornbro and daughter Hazel of Birmingham Alabama visited friends here on Monday. Mr and Mrs Waldo Kenworthy and family are ill with influenza.
Cartersburg residents attended the Clayton Farmers Institute with Mrs Sam Little winning bread making cake, and Miss Lucile Cook first on cake baking. Mrs John Grave died November 21 and was buried at Sand Creek Martinsville Indiana. Thelma Marguerite Wood born to Guy Wood January 22 and a son born to Will Templin. Local families host visiting relatives and share community updates.
S A Hayworth visited W F Martin and wife Sunday. Wm Carrier returned from Longs hospital and is improving. Virl Douglas visited W A McClure at Clayton Wednesday. Mary Bruton visited daughter O A Rogers at Lebanon last week. Carrie Byrd entertained Mr and Mrs Sutherlin from Fili Thursday. Many with colds including Mrs Morton Ayres and daughter and Miss Daisy Byber.
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