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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
8
Advertising list shows boiled beef at 10 cents per pound neck boiled beef at 3 cents chuck roast at 15 cents pork shoulder at 20 cents and 50 pound can lard at 16 cents per pound with flake white compound at 3 cents per pound.
Miss Vestal rooms at Delta Zeta during college visit and initiation. Ernest Cutrell studies Indian Law in Indianapolis and joined the state militia aerial reserve. Hubert Brown had a nose operation in Indianapolis. Mrs. J. C. Pike returned from Milwaukee with Mrs. Albert Hunter. Mrs. Collins Nichols of St Paul visited Dr. and Mrs. S. G. Krieder. Mary Weer suffers a fractured hip at sister E H Ross's home. Chas Hawkins remains bedridden after ten weeks. A truck damaged W A Rushton’s new Ford near Miles farm. J Lee Hadley visited from Warren with parents. Simon Hadley and daughter Pearl visited. Victor Sheek moves from Greenwood to brown farm on National Road. two small children with him. Mrs. Charles Harvey is seriously ill. Mrs. Calvin Stanley ill with sciatica. Josephine Milam visited son Edgar Milam. friends from Indianapolis celebrated her birthday with a feast and an Eastern Star pin.
Community items include mumps cases among the Harrold Cooper children and scarlet fever recovery of Iference Clendenning. Local gatherings note Mrs Elmer Stephenson hosting friends for Mrs Delbert Vaughn and a funeral attended by A B Charpie of Indianapolis. Also sales ads for non taxable securities and Rhode Island Reds hens for setting.
The Mattern Bowman sale drew attendees at Mrs. Dana Mattern's farm on Saturday. Visitors include Mrs Emaline Haworth visiting Danville friends, Mr and Mrs Paul Lux from Indianapolis at parental home, Mrs William Price and daughter Rosamond in Indianapolis, Miss Helen Mills from Greencastle staying with Edward and Eliza Mills, and Mrs Albain Bauman visiting relatives.
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