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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
6
A speaker warns that any unregistered voter is a slacker and urges enrollment. The case for joining a party rests on participation in government by party, shaping policies, and voting for party officers, stressing that a party must be built by its members.
The text asserts enrolled party members vote in primaries to choose candidates. Movements require party organization to advance. citizens neglecting party voice can lose standing to challenge party mistakes. A party must execute its platform and is answerable to its members. individuals cannot be held accountable.
Horace L. Hanna attorney advises that Benjamin W. Anderson has been named administrator de bonis non with will annexed by the Hendricks County Circuit Court for the estate of Sarah W. Raidabaugh, deceased. The estate is believed solvent. Date Sept 7, 1920.
The text lists demand deposits and certificates due in under 30 days alongside various sums: 187.37 dollars, 25,000.00 dollars, 4,400.00 dollars, 5,500.00 dollars, and 1,392.91 dollars. It notes individual deposits subject to check and total demand deposits with figures 272,378.88 and 264,504.94.
Cartersburg residents Mr and Mrs Ray Bayliss and Mr and Mrs Jim Woods with son Roy spent Sunday in Lafayette. Mrs Maude Cox visited relatives in Indianapolis. The Economics Club met with Mrs Harry Thompson on Tuesday. Townsend Cope of Plainfield visited D R Shreve on Wednesday. Everett Quinn and family visited Dr and Mrs Weeks in Michigan City. Mrs Andrew Crawford returned to Indianapolis after a week's visit with her mother Mrs Belle Burris. Samuel Redd and family of Goldsmith spent last week with his brother Al Redd and family. Mrs Zim Chamness visited Dave Stanley, and Mrs Grace Crow and daughters were guests of Bad Friend and family Sunday. Mrs Clara Shortridge and daughter were guests of Mrs Mary Benbow Sunday.
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