Velvet Collars Put On by Elbie B. Rohr
Cleaning and pressing offered to tailor clothing at residence with velvet collars added by Elbie B. Rohr.
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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
9
Cleaning and pressing offered to tailor clothing at residence with velvet collars added by Elbie B. Rohr.
Marie Desiria Leonie Henry born October 9 1837 in Belgium died December 7 1919 at 82.1. Louise and her father John B. Henry survive alongside a wide circle of friends. The obituary notes her Catholic faith later joining Protestant and French Mission churches in Chicago and Montezuma and her strong home life reading the Bible nightly.
The phrase signals reaching rock bottom or limit in printing work. It describes a compositor exhausting type or supplies and turning to essential elements to finish.
In a courtroom exchange, Sawyer states they can settle the estate in about eight months, while the Principal Heir questions waiting that long for the money as the judge weighs the matter.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a public notice regarding a sale or legal action. Names, dates, or precise details are unreadable, but the item implies an official proceeding requiring public awareness.
Mrs. M. H. Casey of 912 South Main Street Jacksonville Illinois tells of months of stomach trouble and bed confinement. She praises Shapley's Stomach Remedy as a wonderful medicine and recommends it to all sufferers. It is sold by Arthur Powell in Montezuma and guaranteed by the seller.
Carson English, living near West Union, started for a load of coal when his runaway team threw him about a mile from home. He suffered serious injuries and was knocked unconscious. a physician was summoned. The wagon and harness were wrecked, though the horses appeared unharmed.
Members of the M E Sunday School prepare an entertaining program for Sunday night at 7 30 featuring readings special music and literary selections by the children. All are invited to attend.
Hamer Overpeck and Jump Houghin were rearrested Monday after a grand jury returned an indictment. They had been released on bonds of 700 and 200 previously and now each faces new bonds set at 500. Bonds were signed by local residents including Frank Pressler and Frank Overpeck.
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