Montezuma High School Class of 1922 Commencement
The 1922 commencement exercises at Montezuma High School were held in the H. S. Auditorium. Program included invocation by Rev. Clark, violin solos, class address by Helen Asbury, diplomas presented by County Superintendent John H. Jollief, choruses, waltzes, and benediction. Graduates listed: Mary Elizabeth Higbee, Doris Irene Dill, Louise Clary, Jennie Myers, Helen Phillips, Claude A. Billings, Will Sylvester.
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Montezuma High School
H. 5
Clark
Helen Asbury
Harry M. Doysie
John H. Jollief
Rev
Mary Elizabeth Higbee Doris Irene Dill
Louise Clary
Jennie Myers
Helen Phillips
Claude A. Billings
Will Sylvester
Montezuma school praised in Reserve township notes
The Educational Notes in Rockville papers lauds Montezuma school in Reserve township for its modern six six plan facilities. It praises the building, high grade teachers, daily supervision, and strong community backing that raised the school to a high standard.
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Rockville
Reserve Township
Montezuma School
John H Jollief
Wabash Valley Exposition Heads to Terre Haute May
The Wabash Valley Exposition will run May 10 11 and 12 in Terre Haute Indiana. It aims to attract 1500 visitors from outside the city and 500 local merchants with displays from 20 Indiana and Illinois counties. Fred P Mann of Devils Lake North Dakota will speak on his $700 000 annual retail business and the event includes the ninth quarterly meeting of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the Wabash Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Wabash Valley
Associated Advertising Clubs
Deming
Neosho Advertising Clubs
Greater Terre Haute
Greater
Baccalaureate Service Noted for Graceful Decor and Sermon
The Presbyterian church hosted the Baccalaureate service with a large attentive audience. The High School Chorus performed and Rev. N W Clark delivered a sermon praised as one of the best. Attendees received a cordial welcome and a generous reception, with simple yet beautiful decorations.
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Presbyterian Church
N. W. Clark
Doctor Called Away to New York for Family Illness
Dr. Hamilton Southworth departed Thursday morning for New York due to his mother’s illness, leaving his duties behind.
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Hamilton Southworth
New York
Students Sit 7th and 8th Year Exams Saturday
Several children took the seventh and eighth years examination on Saturday. The event counted toward their academic progress with exams conducted in local schools.
River On Rampage As Wabash Floods Valley Town
Heavy rains push Wabash river to near 1913 flood levels with rapid rise from tributaries. High winds wash out levees and damage the grade west of town while flooding spreads across valley land. A tornado in Warren county killed eleven and a cloud burst swelled the river. Hundreds visit town to view the flood.
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Wabash
Wednnesday
Here
Warren County
County Clerk Isaac W Pickard Dies After Illness
Isaac W. Pickard, clerk of the Parke Circuit Court, died at his Rockville home Monday morning after a two weeks illness from pneumonia. He was 62 and officials noted a sudden decline before his death at 10:09.
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Isaac W. Pickard
Parke
Rockville
Pickard Remembered as Loyal Official and Community Leader
In November 1924 Mr. Pickard, respected official and friend to many, belonged to Parke lodge Fr. and A. M. and K. of P at Tangier. He taught Memorial Presbyterian Church Men’s Bible class and did commendable work. Brief services were held at his residence, then at Rush Creek church near his old home with Rev. A. C. McMullen presiding. Burial followed at Rush Creek cemetery with Masons of Sylvania lodge conducting.
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Pickard
Parke Lodge
A. M
K. of P Lodge
Tangier
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Rush Creek Church
A. C. McMullen
Rush Creek Cemetery
Masons of Sylvania Lodge
Easter at Mission Church Programs Set the Easter Spirit
Easter program at Mission Church in the north part of town drew a large audience Sunday evening. Readings, drills, songs and exercises were well chosen and delivered, followed by an engaging sermon and special music from the presiding minister.
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Eoen
Another Dixie B Bus Line Starts Service
A new Dixie B Bus Line began operations Monday offering service between Clinton Hillsdale and Montezuma at low fares. The issue advertises hours and fares for travelers wishing to go south, highlighting convenience for the commuting public.
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Dixie
Clinton
Hillsdale
Montezuma
Tonight speakers for Beveridge at Opera House
Judge Arthur Robinson of Indianapolis and Benjamin Stephen of Rockville will speak on Albert J. Beveridge’s behalf for Senator this Thursday evening at 7 45 o clock in the Opera House. You are invited.
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Arthur Robinson
Indianapolis
Benj. F. Stephenson
Rockville
Albert
J. Beveridge
Opera House
Shoppers board bus tours to Terre Haute
Several residents take advantage of a local bus line to travel to Terre Haute for shopping excursions, reported as a popular outing.
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Terre Haute
Meeting of Rebekah District 14 Held in Montezuma
Rebekah assembly District No 14 met in Montezuma with about 300 attendees though some lodges could not send reps due to high water and grain conditions. State President Eva Manuels of Shelbyville presided assisted by S R Harden and Mrs Gard with candidates listed: Clyde Brown Mildred mis Rachael Foos T Be-Causey John Norris John Kesner and Mrs John Kesner.
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Montezuma I
Shelbyville
S. R. Harden
Dis N
Gardat
Ichichi
Rockville
Clyde Brown
Mildredmis
Rachael Foos
T. Be-Causey
John Norris
John Kesner
Local baseball league under way plans for May start
Manager Roy Aikman reports progress in organizing local baseball. By May sixth several applications have been received from players. A north fence will stop box car spectators, and a grand stand will be built to accommodate patrons, aiming to make the new diamond among the best in the region.
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G Tbe
Roy Aikan
Ottice
Sunday Sermon and Chicken Trade Told by Southern Minister
A jittery expletive filled tale recalls a southern minister who preaches from scripture and admits he also sells chickens. When asked where the birds come from, he blames the boys who fetch them and swerves from the question with talk of revival distractions.
Arbor Day and Trees in American Life
The piece reflects on the value of trees across history and literature, laments deforestation, and celebrates reforestation efforts. It notes Arbor Day began in Nebraska to plant trees and later gained national recognition, urging continued dedication to restoring forests.
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Lebanon
Zaccheus
Longfellow
Arbor Day
Nebraska
Class Day Exercises Held in High School Auditorium
Class Day exercises were held in the high school auditorium on Friday afternoon. Several visitors were present.
Found Motor Plates T19286 and T16180 Ind 722
Found license plates T19286 and T16180 Ind 722. Owner can claim by visiting Enterprise Office and paying for this ad. Report by Albert Miles, taxi operator.
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Enterprise Office
Albert Miles
Raspberry Plants for sale by H H Russell Bloomingdale
For Raspberry Plants of the best quality, call or phone H. H. Russell, Bloomingdale-Phone 18-4. Local ad notice seeking purchase of top grade raspberry plants with direct contact details.
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H. H. Russell
Bloomingdale
Quick-Tempered Man Sparks Panic in Town
In People of Our Town a volatile man loses temper and triggers a panic as bystanders scramble for cover. The quick tempered figure is noted as a capable scout but his outbursts overshadow his skills.
For Sale Goose Eggs and Farm Animals
For sale on easy terms a number of work horses mules and milk cows. Mrs Emery Mathas and Walter Rierden solicit inquiries.
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Emery Mathas
Walter Rierden
Masco Splash Fender for Ford Cars Offers New Accessory
Agents wanted for exclusive representative plan with potential 100.00 weekly. Masco Splash Fender claims to reduce front end rattling, prevent splashing, improve radiator air flow, and enhance night visibility while beautifying the car. Sample and contract application available for four dollars. references requested. May er Auto Accessories Corporation Buffalo New York.
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Ford
Fender
Mayer Auto Accessories Corporation
Washington St
Buffalo
N. Y
Little Girly Party Honors Helen Reel on Birthday
Mrs Daniel Reel hosted a friend and pupil party for her daughter Helen eleven at the home last Wednesday. Fifty five young guests plus Helen s teacher Mrs Velma P Causey enjoyed games a hunt for hidden eggs and a cake ice cream reception before departing.
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Daniel Reel
Helen
Velma P Causey
Reserve township Trustee Candidate Stresses School Integrity
Republican candidate pledges to keep politics out of schools and provide equal opportunity for all children. He aims to make Reserve township schools the best in the county, improve parent teacher Trustee relations, practice economy, care for the underprivileged, and keep the Trustee's office in Montezuma. He asks for your approval and PPC support.
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Reserve Township
Montezuma
PPC
Rex to Open Tarzan Serial at 7:30 Tonight
The Rex theater screens the ninth episode of The Adventures of Tarzan with a 7:30 start. Admission is 10 and 20 cents, promoting the serials and daily program.
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Elsie Jamisin
Tarzan
Dustin Farnum Stars in The Devil Within at Local Theater
Saturdayエ Dustin Farnum appears in The Devil Within a sea bulwark tale of brutality and its penalty Added attraction Harold Lloyd Comedy screens with it.
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Dustin Farnum
Devil
Harold Lloyd
Sunday All Comedy Dont Tell Everything
Gloria Swanson Wallace Reid and Eliott Dexter star in the cleverest comedy of the year Dont Tell Everything. Added attraction Lloyd Hamilton in a 2 reel comedy Free and Easy. Admission 15 and 30 cents.
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Gloria Swanson
Wallace Reid
Eliott Dexter
Lloyd
Ham) Hamilton
Branding Iron film sparks Chicago ban a Reginald Barker picture
Tuesday Samuel Goldwyn presents The Branding Iron with Barbara Castleton and Reginald Barker production. A western tale of a snowstorm on the plains and a husband marking his wife with the ranch brand. Once banned in Chicago the film now plays with admission 15 and 2 cents.
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Samuel Goldwyn
Barbara Castleton
Reginald Barker
Pierre Landis
Chicago
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Hope Hampton
Wanda Hawley
Marie Prevostin
Douglas Fairbanks
Roy Ainman
W. V. Exposition
River
Rebekah
Stella Bennett
Bumertuarrard
Franklin Farnumin
Little Minister
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