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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1921
Page
8
West Union social notes list visits among residents, including Dowdell sisters with Aunt Wao, Manwaring families with relatives, and Sunday gatherings with Cox and Sutherlin households. It mentions two deaths, Byron Riley's daughter and Mary Frances Riley, plus measles illness of Dorothy Lewis and a move to a new home by James Forrest.
Mrs Sam Smith and son visited Bloomingdale Monday. Dooleys spent in Indianapolis. Albert Haword hosted Sunday dinner. Merrill Davies and Morris families from Marshall joined L Lundgren in Montezuma for dinner. Lawrence Woodard and children with Elme Breatherston near Marshall. Geo Wridtt heard Gypsy Smith in Indianapolis Parke Smith visited Lund. Parke Dooley families with Orin Elliott. Coloma Community Club held regular meetings with a strong turnout and lively local talent programme. Ed Cox spoke in Georgetown Wednesday.
Wabash Township reports fully organized Mecca Ball Team issuing challenge to any amateur squad. Clyde Woods remains hospitalized from a shoulder wound after being shot by a youth. Several local teachers attended joint institute at Rockville. Miss Marguerite McCune and Miss Rowena Jones are mentioned among community members. County exams for 7th and 8th grades set for Saturday at the high school. Jonzo Dean family visited Montezuma relatives. Ade Coleman family visited Clinton parents.
Leatherwood society item lists Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Williams visiting the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Featherston on Sunday. Mrs. Hattie Featherston and her son Pearl also spent the day there.
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