Local Thanksgiving Visits Across Families
Thanksgiving gatherings and visits are listed among Leatherwood residents. Many families travel to see relatives in Terre Haute Chicago Akron Bloomingdale and Hillsdale while others host guests at home.
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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
7
Thanksgiving gatherings and visits are listed among Leatherwood residents. Many families travel to see relatives in Terre Haute Chicago Akron Bloomingdale and Hillsdale while others host guests at home.
Mrs J Bosley spent the weekend in Clinton with her daughter and family. Miss Anna Smith of Indianapolis stayed with her mother from Saturday to Monday. No school Thursday and Friday. Rev Commons held services at the County House Sunday afternoon. A few from Coloma attended Solomon Woodard's sale Wednesday. Mrs Ghos Woodard and daughter Laverne visited Bloomingdale Monday. Families of Fred Carmack and SS Monroe plan to move to Rockville this week. Mrs Silas Brown visited Tuesday afternoon. Frank Hall spent part of last week in Clinton.
Oscar Heck cancels a lunch room in the room once used by Grant Delp. Mecca and surrounding families report illness among Simeon Smith’s daughter. Greencastle relatives visit Bernard Bradfield’s home. Mrs. Hanan Miller returns home from Covington after visiting her son Oscar Miller. Thelma Dixon from Central Normal College visits home for a few days. A box supper at the school raised funds for the library. Bridgeton High School did not appear for a basketball game against Mecca last week. B O Gook and family spend holidays with Terr Haute relatives. Rock Run mine pumping advances with a new boiler boosting work under Chas Duree’s supervision on Pike's Peak Highway improvements through Wabash and Adams townships.
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