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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
8
Residents from Indianapolis Mooresville Rushville and local families such as the Morrises Jenkins Blair Bradford and Barker meet relatives attend Speedway races and visit hospitals. Charles Urban and Mrs Edward Baldwin noted with hospital stay and auxiliary meeting at Mrs Bradford's marked social activity.
Sunday activities at Maple Hill cemetery included several community members. Mr and Mrs Harry Pettago and family from Indianapolis Heights visited George Urban and family. Farmers near completion of corn planting in the area while others spend time with family.
SLX POINTS Miss Lucile Zimmerman spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Glover at Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shearer of Kokomo were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith. Noble Terrell of Chicago spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Terrell. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bueford and Mrs. Susan Parnell of Indianapolis were Sunday guests of John Bradford and family, Wood Crone and family, Mrs. Mattie Price and Mrs. Sadie Anderson of Indianapolis, and Frank Milhous and family of Bridgeport were Sunday guests of D. L. Crone.
Mr and Mrs Lester Hayden and Mr and Mrs Winstead visited Mrs Sallie Hadley Sunday. Oliver Pruitt repaints his house. Dora Keptner Ella Busby spent Sunday with Miss Allie Free. Rev Cooper to preach Sunday at 7 30. W H Burks daughter saw Everywoman in English Thursday. Beatrice Ethel Day with Steve Brock family. Artie Franklin and son with Minnie McKamey Sunday. Laura Roy Franklin daughter Helen Linsey born and marched in Clayton parade. June Longmire ill at Hurley Breedlove home. Locals decorated graves.
A crowd of young people from here attended the Decoration Day program at Clayton Sunday afternoon. Mrs Virgil Latell spent Monday with her parents. Mrs Sadie Hollingsworth and family spent Sunday afternoon with Albert McKamey and family.
Cartersburg and nearby towns host visits and relatives over the weekend. Families from Indianapolis, Greenfield, Stilesville, Danville, Crawfordsville, Logansport, Kentucky, and other places travel to see kin, attend services, or join local gatherings.
An excellent opportunity for surgical and medical training. Two and three year courses leading to a Graduate Registered Nurse in two years as per Illinois law. Liberal salary with board and room included. For information contact Montrose Avenue Hospital at 2545 Montrose Avenue Chicago IL. Private nurses earn $39 to $50 weekly including board and room.
Downard and Taylor announce appointment as administrators of the Everett Weer estate in Hendricks County Indiana by the Circuit Court. The estate is said to be solvent and administrative duties follow June 1920.
Horace L Wanna attorneys inform that Horace L Wanna has been appointed by the Hendricks County Indiana Circuit Court as Administrator of the Mary Phelps estate. The estate is believed solvent. Elmer J Doan signs as administrator on May 21 1920.
Miss Thelma Clark and Miss Zelia Clark visited friends in Clayton Sunday. Vernon Martin attended Indianapolis races Monday. James William Dillon and Chester Dillon of Indianapolis plus Gretchen Pickens were guests of Miss Glen Stout Sunday night. Etta Longmire and Minnie Berlin of Indianapolis visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs. William Heast and son Paul Pickens visited Mr. and Mrs. George Green in Indianapolis later in the week. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tester of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mrs. West. William Rogers and family visited John Stout and family Sunday. Miss Dorothy Worrell hosted a gathering shown here in the clipping.
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