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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
8
Roy Montgomery and family of Coatesville and Roy Edmonson and family of Amo were Sunday guests of Mrs. West. Mrs. Gibb Clark was the week end guest of Mrs. Amada Secrett at Danville.
A series of social notes lists Sunday visits and weekend hostings. Names include Gretchen Pickens Marion Gabaior Howard Winefred Noel Theodore Burns J W Stout and many more with hosts in Cartersburg Hall Indianapolis Franklin Kokomo Plainfield and Danville among others. Occasional family and friend visits are recorded with brief mentions of travel and schooling updates.
Miss Audry Cooper is due home from Franklin College Thursday. Mrs Minnie Swindler teaches at Danville C N C. Pauline and Mildred Hollingsworth were guests of Mrs Ada Noel. Mr and Mrs Mike Russel and Mrs Mattie Holsclaw from Kentucky visited Burns family. I O F Clayton Degree team went to Crawfordsville to confer Third degree. Sallie Franklin and children visit Indianapolis relatives. Jones family and Swindler visit Jessie Jones at Clermont. Beth Reed and Donald Reed spent time with Mrs Nannie Reed. Charley Shields family attended Hazelwood Children Day. Ted Treat of Purdue at home en route to Waupakata Ohio for Cook stock farm work. DeCline married Saturday at Bridgeport to Oscar Stanford. couple will live in Bridgeport. Myrth Shields visiting Bloomington. Gail Stout with Mildred Hubbard. Everette Tudor and Raymond Tudor attend Monrovia event. Eight percent interest on savings from Read Bldg Loan Assn ad. John Tharp helped in K P decoration at Danville.
Mrs. Clarence Shortridge of Coatsville visited her mother Mrs. Mary Benbow. Dozens attended Sunday meals for Mrs. William Quinn's 71st birthday. Local families traveled to Indianapolis and Brownsburg for weddings and gatherings while churches held events and an ice cream social was planned for June 12.
Buckeye Station reports visitors and guests throughout the past week. Baney Bailey and family of Bridgeport, William Morris and family from Indianapolis, and William Price’s household hosted relatives. Several locals and guests from Danville Indianapolis Rochelle and Greenwood were noted with brief calls and stays.
Hazelwood society notes show Albert Olliphant and Frank fort’s wife visiting W. D. Barnes and William Milhon and their wives along with Hannah Richardson of Clayton. Olive Ednore is critically ill in Stilesville, while an ice cream and strawberry festival is planned at the schoolhouse Saturday June 12. Dr. O Osborn and family visited S. S. Craven’s home.
Bridgeport blanked Plainfield 5 to 0 as Rabbit Winstead starred with sharp fielding. Bridgeport travels to Clayton next Sunday for another contest.
An excellent opportunity for surgical and medical training with liberal salary board and room included. Two and three year courses lead to Graduate Registered Nurse in two years according to Illinois Law. For information address Montrose Avenue Hospital Chicago TH Private nurses earn 35 to 50 dollars a week including board and room.
Downard and Taylor announce appointment as Administrators of the Everett Weer estate in Hendricks County Indiana. The Judge of the Circuit Court confirms the appointment and notes the estate is believed solvent. Guy G. Cumberworth Administrator dated June 1 1920.
Elmer J. Doan appointed administrator by the Hendricks County Circuit Court to administer the estate of Mary Phelps of Hendricks County Indiana. May 21, 1920. Horace L Hanna attorney represents the estate.
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