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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
4
C G Pies sworn statement by I C G Pie cashier asserts accuracy to best knowledge. Indiana bank record vows honesty per county filing.
The passage extols the ideal of fairness as the supreme standard in public service. It urges truthfulness and consistent practice, linking fair conduct to success and rewards in daily affairs.
Miss Katherine Thompson spent the weekend with her sister at Carthage. Several families including the Hodges Bayless Craven Stout and Ragland households hosted relatives and friends in the region. Visits extended to Indianapolis and Providence with various siblings and grandparents noted.
Mr. and Mrs William Etters of Maywood called on friends here recently. Bernice and Boyd Petigo of Indianapolis Heights spent the weekend with Mary and Reva Urban. Mrs. Mary Morris of Bridgeport visited her daughter. Mrs. Nancy Clodfelter spent Saturday at Indianapolis. Mrs. Mary Bursot and family of Brownsburg were Sunday guests of her mother Evelyn Davis. Some attended the Matern Bowmen sale Saturday. Lillian Parnell visited north of Pisinfield. John Poland moves to Peter Poland family. Mrs. Rosa Jenkins hosted Center Valley visitors. Fred Price bought a new Ford. Local couples hosted guests from Hloyts Crossings.
Sheriff Clark led to the arrest of Charlie Head on a charge of running a house of ill fame in Plainfield Saturday night. Head fined £21 and costs. Others charged with visiting were fined $16 and costs: Lawrence Bravens, Herbert Franklin, Joe Ellis, Homer Coleman, Edith Neal. Charlie Head also fined $10 and costs for intoxication on Christmas day.
The undersigned Commissioner by order of Hendricks Circuit Court in case 10 653 William Preston Cook et al vs Irvin Brown et al gives notice of sale at Horace L Hanna law office Plainfield Indiana on March 14 1921 at 10 00 a m The sale includes The East Half of the North Half of Section Thirteen 13 Hendricks County Indiana at not less than its full appraised value.
Citizens State Bank of Plainfield Hendricks County presents a financial snapshot for February 21 1921 detailing loans 24780152 overdrafts 0. U S Liberty bonds 27045 50 other bonds 4600 banking house 565 et al. Total assets and liabilities listed with cashiers sworn statement by Emil B Mills.
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