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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
5
The essay argues that divine creation proceeded through natural processes. It describes rings forming Earth’s crust, creating oceans and mountains, and suggests vegetation began on the Carboniferous Day as earth cooled and the Sun’s light aided growth. It notes continental timing and historic earthquakes as comparable to divine action.
Cy Phillips was in Rockville Saturday. Mrs Steward and children visited relatives at Guion last week. Mrs essie Glaze visited relatives here last week. Mary Hadley of Bloomingdale spent Sunday with Mrs Ireland. Dewey Steward of Guion also spent Sunday here. Funeral attendance noted for Miss Ethel Neet. Various visits by Gardner Wceody Engle and others. Twenty five friends surprised Miss Clara Davies for her 18th birthday. Union Christian Endeavor held a social at the church Saturday night. Frank Anderson attended institute at Montezuma.
Bloomingdale reports include Coloma S. B. Woodard visiting church, pupils taking exams at Montezuma, Wilmer Platter buying a motorcycle from G. B. Wright, and many locals attending a home talent play. Visitors from Noblesville and Indianapolis spend time with area families as illness and visits thread through the week.
In Attleboro Massachusetts the Christian church last Sunday used twin sons of the regular pastor at the pulpit. The brothers are students entering ministry. The item notes a series of scattered brief items from across the country, including figures and places in Utah Colorado Georgia Virginia and West Virginia.
Wallace Hamilton and Grace McLaughlin attend events in Terre Haute. Freshmen meet at Madge Griffith home and defend against a Seniors Sophomores visit, locking doors and windows. green colors and lily of the valley chosen as symbols. Merritt Johnson returns after ten day mumps break.
Life in Highwood Michigan woman Clara Avery recounts chronic female troubles and dizziness easing after taking Cardus the Woman’s Tonic. She notes partial relief before finishing half a bottle and urges others with strained organs to try the remedy offered by dealers.
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