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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
4
Otis Kirtley and many neighbors are noted for travel, visits, farm rentals, anniversaries, sickness, and community events. The column lists residents in Anderson Indianapolis and Evanston and mentions church, club, and school activities along with a St Patrick’s party and a funeral reflection.
Card thanks those who helped or showed kindness during the illness and death of husband and father. From Anna Johnson and Chas S Johnson.
George H. Johnson died at his son Charles S. Johnsons home in Plainfield Indiana on March 11 1920 aged 2 years 7 months 26 days He was born July 14 1837 near Monrovia Morgan county Indiana He married Caroline H Stratton July 30 1850 and had two children Oliver who died in infancy and Charles The family belonged to the Friend s church by birthright and joined the Christian church at Monrovia Indiana in 1887 baptized in White Lick creek His wife died June 16 1880 He married again on June 22 1882 to a second spouse
Mrs Bert Overholser and son Rich ard were Sunday guests of Peter Blank. Oscar Bradford visited his parents William and Mrs Barker at Avon. Mrs Henry Morris and Addie Lamb from Bridgeport spent the weekend with Fred and Mrs Price. John Bray of Six Points called Thursday. Urban of Cicero visiting son George Urban. W O S Club met with Mrs Hur in Thursday. Will Price of Buckeye Station called on relatives Sunday. George Clodfelter and daughter Eunice visited Indianapolis Thursday. Evelyn Davis and Lillian Parnell attended Civic Club at Mrs Glidwell. James Pollard and Mary Louise Poland on sick list. Dr E Parnell able to work after four weeks illness. Flossie Hurin and daughters spent Thursday with Mrs Ethel Hurin. Grover Price spent Thursday in Indianapolis. Lillian Parnell attended the funeral of Edward Mattern. Mail carrier Farle Belle unable to make trip Friday due to muddy roads.
Ohio presents Senator Warren G Harding as a distinguished Republican figure. A printer apprentice turned editor and ardent Lincoln defender, Harding has long served Republican ideals beyond Ohio. Elected to the U S Senate in 1914 amid GOP and Progressive support, he holds a strong statewide and national profile.
A prominent business leader extols Warren G. Harding as a true business man with instinct in building enterprises and engaging in production, transportation, and distribution. The speaker argues the county needs a president with practical business experience for safe governance and steady living.
The passage argues that Harding resembles William McKinley in several respects. It notes Scottish heritage and praises Harding’s presence, speech, judgment of men, and tact in uniting factions. It emphasizes his patriotism, faith in American government, pride in the nation, and focus on domestic issues.
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