Architects Guide Cost Aware Small House Design
Cost matters in building a small house. The text stresses the need for experienced architects to balance quality, convenience, and reasonable expense in design.
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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
8
Cost matters in building a small house. The text stresses the need for experienced architects to balance quality, convenience, and reasonable expense in design.
The Baptist church announces American Legion Sunday next week with a full program. A. P. Barlow leads preaching at 10:30 a.m. and the legion attends in a body. Evening services include BYP U at 6:30 p.m. and another sermon at 7:30 p.m. A special music program and decorated church are planned. Public invited.
John T. Hume, in office less than fifteen months, presided over 311 felony or misdemeanor convictions or guilty pleas in Hendricks county. He filed most charges on information with no assistant, costing the county nothing. fines totalled 3 240.52, all going to the school fund, while his salary is state funded. The article notes he stays busy and has little time to pursue voters.
The notice lists 9 30 a m Bible School led by superintendent Anderson, 10 30 a m worship, 7 p m evening service, and midweek praise and prayer. It mentions a track and field meet with teams selected to compete at Danville on April 21 and notes a county discussion.
Cora DeWeese administratrix de bonis non for Lucinda J DeWeese deceased aims private sale of Lot 16 part Roseate Carter addition Indiana. Sale requires court approval and not less than full appraised value with cash payment.
The court appoints Benjamin C. Vestal as Administrator with the will annexed of the estate of William Chandler of Hendricks County Indiana. The estate is believed solvent. March 17 1922.
The P. H. S alumni association plans a market on Saturday April 1 at the Marlin and McHargue store. Buy Sunday eats such as pies and cakes.
School city of Indianapolis vs. L. A. Snider and others in Marion county seek a venue change. Renos H. Richards vs. James W. Wright involves account issues. Noble A. Lamb vs. T. H. J. & HE. Tr. Co. also requests venue change. J. Frank Forney and others sue Chas. R. Hadley on note and Wallace T. Jessup on note. Elmer listed in unresolved matter.
Clara B. Mitchell sues Chester B. Mitchell for divorce and is granted custody of their 14 year old Louise. Defendant ordered to pay eight dollars weekly for child support plus fifty dollars for attorney fees and costs. Esther A. Barnhill appointed administratrix of Joseph E. Barnhill estate with a $1,000 bond. Social notes mention visits, a party, and attendance at a national event in Indianapolis.
Marriage license recorded for Richard Baker of Indianapolis and Mabel Kirkham of Mooresville. Criminal cases include State of Indiana v Otha Davis for liquor law violation with fine of 100 dollars and costs and six months at state farm. Also State of Indiana v William Crow and Robert B. Rees for grand larceny and burglary. guilty pleas entered. sentence pending. SIX POINTS Rev and Mrs George L Carr and daughter Alice of Indianapolis.
Hazelwood Henry Osborn and wife and Elijah Baker of near Brainbridge were guests of C. O. Osborn and Elizabeth Esther Albert. Clarence Pike and Ronald Elliot of near Plainfield hosted S. S. Craven and wife. A. J. Forest and wife of Center Valley visited Ida Rushton. Mrs. Rosie Daum and son Doris, John Daum and daughter Claribel of Plainfield visited Morton Gibbs. Urban Elmore and family of Green Castle visited George Hodge and wife. William Hinshaw and Emily Mama Hinshaw and family visited. Wesley Richardson entertained Rev. Hedrick at dinner. Mrs. Elvin Busby returned home after visiting her father at Advance. Mrs. Ida Keneday returned after weeks with Dr. Keneday at Connersville. John Thompson and family visited Sunday afternoon.
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