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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1916
Page
1
Sabbath School at 9 39 a m led by A G Hirsbrunner. Sermon at 7 00 p m on Sept 7 000. Epworth League at 6 00 p m. Preaching Sundays and prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m. Pastor E T Miners.
The church lists Sabbath School at 9 30 a m led by Mrs Ed Smith. Cristian Endeavor at 7 30 p m. Preaching at 10 30 a m every other Sabbath. Pastor W H Dy? and family attend.
Catholic Mass on the second and fourth Sunday each month with time to be announced by Father A H Busald.
Bible School at 9 30 a m and social service at 10 45 a m are scheduled for every 2nd Sunday each month. May include additional monthly observances as noted by the church.
Special Saturday night 10 and 15 cents. Next Week's Movie Program lists shows from Monday to Sunday with titles such as Such a Princess, The Reward, On the Level, Silk Hose and High Pressure, Hearts that are Human, The Campbells are Coming, and What the River Fore told. Found ledge pin owner pay for add Howard Thomas.
Notice to Pete Smith of Mecca Indiana that Wiless feed is paid within five days and the horse will be sold at public auction. Jessie Woods J P and Mrs Emma Beard return from the Soldiers Home where she worked in the laundry and will resume living there.
Gary Times showcases a cross section of Sake County products with ninety five items from bibles to cuspidors. The list includes tracts for heathen whiskey box cars and candidates for office alongside dynamite head cheese and sharpnet surgicals. Also noted are animals plants and other everyday goods in a panoramic county exhibit.
Women’s Federated Clubs plan a vast monument to pioneer mothers in front of the Indianapolis Public Library. Jay County aims for a new courthouse, Blackford County for a county history souvenir book, and Gary gears up for a threefold centennial celebration. White County issues souvenir post cards while Decatur counts a fall festival. Montgomery rolls out a One Dollar a Man Campaign. Indiana Products Day dinners set for February 22 stretch from Ohio to Lake Michigan. Plymouth plans a water pageant for Sha na ku kkee Lake with Culver Academy’s Santana Hunt guiding. Huntingburg teachers organize a Hoosier recipe book with student drawings on cover designs.
A list of transfers includes George W Woodall to Perry C Hoppingarner for 60 acres in Jackson for 1 dollar. Michael B Culver to Mary Falls for Lyford City lots at 50 dollars. Eliza 4 Davidson to Albert A Pearsod and others for land in Liberty at 25 dollars. and multiple Washington area transfers paying 1 dollar. Additional deeds cover Liberty Liberty Florida Sugar Creek Rosedale Judson and other parcels with varied buyers, sellers, and nominal sums.
Neighbors awoke to a 4:30 am house fire at Beech Hursh residence in the south part of town. The blaze started from the kitchen flue and burned about a square yard of the roof before being controlled and extinguished with neighbor assistance.
Mint Johns from Ansonia Hotel reports a three week visit to St. Petersburg Florida with family. He notes abundant fishing and airships visible over the town. An aviator business offers single $15 passenger trips or two for $25.00, and he has not yet flown.
Announcement notes James H. Adams of near Rosedale pursuing the 2nd district commissioner nomination. He contends the county deserves a seat and believes he can win if nominated. supporters are urged to back him and obtain coupons at the listed store.
Miss Beatrice Woodward of DePauw spent the weekend with Miss Hughes. Walter Clary was in town Sunday night. Miss Marie Brown hosted Misses Beulah Hamilton and Virginia Green at a five o'clock dinner Sunday. Miss Yow attended a Valentine party in Bloomingdale Saturday, guest of Miss Margaret Underwood. Mr Hirsbrunner and Mrs Beekman visited township schools Wednesday. Pupils of Miss Yow and Miss Moore made Valentine boxes. Miss Evelyn Stebbins has been on the sick list.
Instructions urge attorneys to place all legal notices in The Enterprise to ensure timely publication for clients appoint administrators executors guardians road ditch notices real estate sales and nonresident notices. Clients control the notices and avoid conflicts by using the paper for publication.
A fragment notes Corner Drug Store selling a half pound lot of fire chocolates. Details are unclear.
Mrs. A. M. Kay visits Marshall on business while Mr. and Mrs. W. H. King travel to Terre Haute. Social notes mention meetings, dances, entertainments across Indianapolis and Montezuma, with clubs, a wall paper shop, and a front remodeling project at F. A. Stebbins Jewelry store.
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