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Newspaper

Montezuma Enterprise

Location

Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1919

Page

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Parke County Homecoming Plans Staged for October

Parke County officials agreed to hold homecoming in early October with a 10 am parade featuring bands militiamen soldiers and decorated cars. A park dinner for each township will follow along with music speeches and stage attractions at night. Committees for publicity entertainment grounds decorations reception and more were named and township groups urged to organize and list local soldiers for attendance.

Parke County Board of Commissioners Manwell McFaddin Roy Baker A. A. Hargrave CU. L. Sherrill Sir L Wood Onite Px Ferontes Ross Burton Isaac R. Sanford Geo. Tofante A. H. Stark R. C. Peare Robert Davidson Manford Williams Addie Lee Henry Daniels Elwood Hunt Howard Maxwell Oriamie Council of Defense HH. M. Rice Arthur Rohm Bowen Lieut. Bennett Isaac R. Strouse Jesse Rohm J. R. Burks FP. R. Calvert Jos. Gaebler J. J Wu. Kerr Chas. de Baun J.C. Buchanan W.F. Gaebler Nellie Catlin Mary Leatherman John A. Iinebarger Red Cross and Motor Corps Parke County Chapter Red Cross Adams Township W .S. Ferguson John J Smith T. A. Thompson Garfield Martin J. P. Beadle SH. Burks C. C. Morris Rufus Dooley A. M. Hutchison

Editors in Town Visit From Indiana Publishers

A. C. Hutchison and family of Cayuga J. F. Warble ex-Ladoga Leader and A. J. Haring and family of Wirisolow Dispatch visited Saturday. They enjoyed a vacation and a swim at We Olde Swimmin Hole. A Western Newspaper Union representative was to meet them but did not arrive.

A. C. Hutchison Cayuga Ind J. F. Warble Ladoga A. J. Haring Wirislow Dispatch Western Newspaper Union

Mrs Roberts Dies After Long Illness at Carlylse

The death of Mrs William Roberts occurred at her parents home in Carlylse after months of influenza illness. She is survived by her husband, six children, her parents, and six siblings. The family mourns while prayers for comfort are offered and a belief in eternal rest is affirmed.

William Roberts J. R. Scott Carlylse Eugene Katherine Helen Harold Ruth Cari Mr. Roberts Heaven

War Department to Return Army Equipment for Highway Work

At request of the Department of Agriculture the War Department orders returning large quantities of engineering gear from France for use by the Bureau of Public Roads. Equipment includes 1 500 Caterpillar tractors 400 road rollers concrete mixers elevating graders rock crushers and dump cars to aid Federal aid highway construction and employment.

Department of Agriculture Wart Department France Department Agriculture Beau of Secretary of War Bureau of Public Roads Secretary of Agriculture War Department Tam American Association of State Highway Officials

The Home Paper: Local Papers are Community’s Best Investment

The local paper funds itself by free ads and subscriptions, serving the community more than any single professional. Editors work within limited means, yet provide a vital, affordable service beyond moral leaders like preachers or teachers.

Entertains Children at Pool by Mr. Reeder

Mr. Harry Reeder in charge of Ye Olde Swimmin Hole hosted a party for Florence Rogers, a Rockville girl, inviting thirty six girls under eleven to a two to four pool hour. They splashed and waded happily followed by a treats of screams and wafers at eight o'clock, with hopes for another visit.

Harry Reeder Florence Rogers Rockville Mr. Reeder Jim

New Electrical Shoe Hospital Opens in Town

Mr. Orlie Wood, proprietor, opens a new shoe hospital on Main St in the Henry Rierden building. He arrives from Rosedale and is praised as an excellent workman. The shop will feature up to date equipment and promises to rebuild old shoes until they are like new.

Orlie Wood Main St Henry Rierden Rosedale Mr. Wood

Independence Day Sermon on Liberty and Self Made Greatness

A commemorative Independence Day address exhorts American youth to claim equal rights, pursue self made greatness, and rely on fixed purpose and perseverance. It lauds religious liberty, civic opportunity, and the moral foundation of national glory while warning against aristocratic privilege.

America Council Plymouth

War Relics Brought Home From France by Local Residents

Mr. W. S. Rawlings displays relics from France including a large castle key and foreign coins with paper money. Mr. Bert Williams showcases a brass shell nine inches long and 3 4 inches in diameter, both brought in Monday for inspection and valued by the owners.

Rawlings France Bert Williams Williams

End Of World Nearer

Report notes new invention trends as typewriters gain self starters, heralding a modern era of machines in daily life.

Tent Meetings Begin Near Aikman Store

The A. B. Tent Meetings start Thursday July 3 on vacant lots west of the Aikman store. An all day service on the Fourth includes an old fashioned basket dinner at noon. All are invited to attend, be present, and participate to make the services beneficial.

A. B Aikman

Courtesy notes to ENTERPRISE readers invite news tips

The ENTERPRISE asks readers to share visits and news items. Readers are encouraged to phone 62 with notes of visits and events for publication in the columns. The courtesy is extended to friends and guests who learn of notices through the paper.

Enterprise

Children perform well at M. E. Church exercises

The M. E. Church Sunday night children's exercises drew an appreciative audience. The program was excellent and rendered creditably with high talent from the young participants. The instructors and directors are praised for their training and the music and singing were real good.

M. E

Bridgeton Independents vs Tangier Celtics July 4 Showdown

The Bridgeton Independents meet Tangier in a no loss showdown on July 4 at Tangier. Tip off is scheduled for 2 30 PM.

Parke County Historical Society Suspends Meetings Until September

The Parke County Historical Society will pause meetings through the busy season and Chautauqua. Members compiling local history in the townships are asked to have their materials ready by September.

Parke County Historical Society

Ford Roadster For Sale

A good machine with solid tires is offered at a reasonable price. Inquiries may be made at The Enterprise Office for a bargain deal.

Ford

Church notices and pulpit change announced

The Church of Christ holds morning worship at 10 30 and Sunday evening services at 8 03 The M E Church schedules Sunday School at 10 00 and a prayer meeting Thursday at 8 00 The Sunday eve preaching is at 8 30 After July 13 Rev Main of Connecticut will permanently fill the M E pulpit bringing a bride and occupying the parsonage.

Church OF Christ M. E Rev Main Conneticut

U B Church Midweek Prayer and Sunday Services

The U B Church schedules a midweek prayer service Thursday at 8:00 p.m. Sunday School starts at 10:00 a.m. followed by preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 8:15 p.m. A long service begins at 8:00.

U. B

Catholic Church Schedules Mass on 2nd and 4th Sundays

The Catholic Church announces Mass will be held on the second and fourth Sundays of each month to serve parishioners with regular weekly worship opportunities.

Trains Schedules Show Varied South North Routes

Train times list for East West and North South directions on Sunday and weekdays. Specific departures include morning and afternoon slots such as East 8:02 and 2:07. West 10:09 and 6:26. South 6:07 and 1:36. North 7:20 and 4:18 with Brazil Div and other designations.

Mercer McGee Show Draws Crowds In Town

The Mercer-McGee Show drew a sizable crowd Monday night and toured to Bloomingdale. The Tile Works south of Hillsdale has halted for repairs with the large engine disassembled and extensive reconstruction underway on machinery at the extensive tile plant producing a large output of fine tile.

Bloomingdale Hillsdale

Also Mentioned on This Page

ARMY State Highway Department the Home Paper M. E. Childrens’ Exercises Bridgeton Independents Tangier the Historical Society M. E. Church Brazil South NorTh C. 1
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