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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
10
Several families in Tangier and Howard report mumps cases as John Brock of Silverwood visits with his mother Mrs. Brock. Weddings rarely noted with Miss Lela Grimes and Ighie Kesner wed last Saturday. Community updates include hospital returns, school attendance, and upcoming wedding bells.
Mrs Sadie Dixon spent Sunday with Mabel Manwaring. Mr and Mrs Bright Coryar family visited the latter's parents. Mrs Nora Woody fell and sprained her ankle. Mrs Mary Dowdell stayed with friends in Sullivan and Terre Haute. Mr and Mrs Alex Lis One and daughter Lucile were Sunday visitors of Sub Pearman and wife. Miss Carrie Manwaring spent Saturday night with friends. Ruth Causey, child of Vy and Mrs Ivan Causey, was very sick but improving.
Mr and Mrs James Shoaf and family hosted a Sunday dinner. Bloomingdale guests Lee Harvey and Glenn Shoaf visited Turkey Run with Helen Morris. Vera Knight and Roy Mitchell joined Mrs John Myers and grandson Roy Mitchell.
The Wabasie Township page reports a high school loss to Marshall on Sunday evening. Bethel Congregation plans a revival week. Ladies Aid installed new lights and carried out improvements. James Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Smith, is ill. Oscar Heck did business in Indianapolis last Wednesday. Ade Coleman and family visited Clinton relatives Sunday. William Hart and family moved to Clinton. Mrs. Gertrude Cook spent Saturday with relatives in Terre Haute.
Mrs Merritt Johnson entertained the Ladies Aid on Thursday afternoon. R G Keever and H S Prin presented stereopticon views of Yellowstone Park on Tuesday evening to a large, appreciative audience. My and Mrs A S Russell of Rockville visited Wabash friends Sunday. Rowland Jones helped Butler defeat the N A G U team 35 to 17 last Friday. Subscribe for the Enterprise.
The Tile Works at Hillsdale is closed with few near term restart prospects. The plant employed many men and officials hope operations will resume in the future.
Elaine Hammerstein headlines the Selznick production Whispers at the Rex Tuesday. The film portrays social pretension and New York night life with whisperers ruining lives and reputations. Hammerstein plays a girl harmed by whispers and a mercenary aunt schemes a money match.
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