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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
8
Hazewood residents hosted and visited many relatives and friends from Monrovia Plainfield Indianapolis Martinsville Quincy Rockville Buckeye Station Sugar Grove and Cincinnati over the weekend. Rev A W McDaniels will preach at Friendship Baptist Church Sunday evening at 7 30 inviting all.
The Confederate memorial at Arlington honors the women of the South who bore sorrow and sacrifice during the long struggle. It embodies a reverent sentiment appealing to national feeling, though the shaft results from Confederate veterans’ enterprise.
Local notes report social visits and health worries including Harry Hobbs treatment plans in Battle Creek and recent operations. Also lists civil cases such as Kirk vs Leitzman and bank matters, plus Rosie Frank appointed administratrix of Raymond J. Frank estate with sureties Bond set at $690.
This week Mr and Mrs Geo W Jessup hosted relatives following the death of Mrs Emma Brown of Danville. Nancy Wood, grandmother, plans to visit R G Averitt, with Mrs Wood staying indefinitely. Miss Grace Mattern and Miss Helen Baldock returned from Northwestern University and a Chicago weekend. The Irvington Woman’s Bible class enjoyed a program with Miss Emily McAdams, and a lively afternoon included stage antics such as The Gathering of the Nuts and The Girl with Many Beaux.
Marriage licenses listed include Wim E. Scotten of Stilesville and Mary Hutchens of Stilesville. Jesse Preston of Indianapolis and Mary Leonard of Brownsburg. Alexander Ring of Indianapolis and Julia F. McConnell of Indianapolis.
The Friends church will observe Father's Day next Sunday with a special service and activities planned for families.
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