Six Points Mrs J Terrell Ill and Social Visits
Mrs J Terrell is reported ill. Mr and Mrs Will Graham were Sunday guests of J D Frantz family. Mrs Howard Stout spent Friday at Plainfield. Mrs John Poland visited with Mrs Barney Bailey. Miss Etthel Terrell visited her parents Mr and Mrs J M Terrell. Miss Leota Mattern of Plainfield stayed with Urban Bowman. Hoyt Gilbert returned to Detroit after visiting his parents Morris and Mrs Gilbert. Misses Ruth Helen Zimmermann hosted a dinner for several guests from Blaker Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrell
Will Graham
J. D. Frantz
Etthel Terrell
Mrs. J. M. Terrell
Leota Mattern
Plainfield
Urban Bowman
Hoyt Gilbert
Detroit, Mich
Mrs
Morris Gilbert
Ruth
Helen Zimmerman
Mary Rechert
Zelma Echer
Margaret Lemiler
Eveline Copeman
Helen and
Charlene Ralston
The
Blaker
Teachers’ College
County Nurse Reports On Health Campaign and Local News
A county nurse's weekly report details a mix of local social visits and school health work. It notes hundreds of health referrals, ongoing nutrition and hygiene efforts, and plans for a spring and summer health campaign statewide.
Obituary for Martha Adaline Walton of Plainfield
Martha Adaline Weer Walton born May 7 1856 near Plainfield died February 27 1922 at age 65 9 20. She married W T Walton March 11 1875 and had six children five survive Otis Harrison Gertrude Hawkins Osie Hawkins Esther Gibbs. She joined the Christian church at age 15 and lived a devoted life as wife mother and neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Adaline
John
Amy Jane Weer
Plainfield
W. T. Walton
Little Omer
Otis
Harrison
Gertrude Hawkins
Osie Hawkins
Esther Gibbs
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude to Friends and Neighbors
We express sincere thanks to all friends neighbors and others who assisted us at the time of the death of our mother and wife Theodore Walton and Family.
Cumberworth Pioneer Of Indiana Dies At 79 In Plainfield
George Cumberworth born in Lincolnshire England April 22 1842 died March 1 1922 at Plainfield Indiana aged 79 years 10 months 7 days Survived by wife Joanna Curran married March 17 1870 and seven children including Guy G Bessie Bernice Charles Roy and Mrs W K Martin Former brick and tile manufacturer active in business until about eighteen years ago Admired for high principles and kind acts recognized as a loving husband father and family grandfather to many neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cumberworth
John
Lydia Cumberworth
Lincolnshire
England
Plainfield
Ind
Indiana
Joanna Curran
Erma Frank
Chester Wilson
Guy G
Bessie
Bernice
Charles
Toledo
Ohio
Roy
Los Angeles
Califf
Cumberworth
Unwritten Law Urges New for U S Senator from Indiana
Henry Lane Wilson praises Harry S. New as a statesman and loyal Republican. The letter argues New's wartime leadership on foreign relations and military affairs, his economy measures, support for soldiers and farmers, and calls for renomination to uphold Indiana’s unwritten succession tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Indiana
Harry S. New
United States Senate
Senator New
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Committee On
Beveridge
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Townsend’s Cafe
Howard Stout
John Poland
Barney Bailey
Cartersburg
Belle Burris
Andrew Crawford
Indianapolis
William Carrier
Bert Parson
Willis Weesner
Martinsville
Lee Weesner
Clayton
Lizzie Weesner
Coatesville
James Chatman
Zim Chammness
Hiram Chamness
Abe Martin
John Snowden
Newark, N. J
S. J. Prewitt
Marion Riggans
Gretta Sink
Paul Owens
Mother
James Clark Farm
Danville
Mrs. Duffy
Bridgeport
Mary Benbow
Emerson
Eclass
Brownsburg
New Winchester
North Salem
Walton
Christian Church
Brother Camfield
Church
Theodore Walton
Consolidated Telephone. Co
America
John Keal
Shelby
Henry Lane Wilson
Henry Lane
Wilson
México
Taft
Turkey
United States
New
Congress
Harding
Washington
Smart
Otis Kirtley
Plainfield, Indiana
Stewart Monument
Avon Ave
School Street
B. F. Ellis
Plainfield, Ind
Consumers Coal and Feed Co
Liv
East Main St
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