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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
5
Correspondents are reminded all items must reach this office by Tuesday afternoon to insure publication. You will govern yourself accordingly.
Annapolis and nearby towns show a flurry of visits and gatherings. Numerous residents including Mrs. Hadley Mrs. Mitchell and Miss Petty traveled between towns while families gathered for a union and a Children's Day planning session set for June 22.
Decoration at Hixon Cemetery drew a large crowd in Wabash Township as residents expressed rainfall needs. Local news notes accompany visits from Terre Haute and Rockville, with relatives and friends sharing time at homes and events.
West Union society items list visits and homemaking news. Mrs O A Humberd and daughter Ruby travel to Carbon for a week. Thomas Causey Jr attends Indianapolis auto races. Several residents visit relatives in Rockville Montezuma Mecca and Clinton.
Harry Barnes of Clinton spent Sunday with his mother and sister. Many from the area attended a Rockville band concert Friday night. P. I. Love moved to Shelburn to open a tinning business. Mary Reid of Indianapolis visited her parents Mr and Mrs P. L. Reid. About seventy five Illinois autos passed through en route to the motor speedway for races. Marx Breidenback visited for the summer after wintering in Cincinnati and California. Will Kemp improved his porch with paint. Carrie Barnes of Indianapolis came to spend Sunday with her mother. Mrs Melinda Schulte returned to St Louis after a two week visit with her son C. G. and family. Mrs Clara McGill and a Vermillion county woman and Mrs George Harry with a Terre Haute daughter visited relatives. Ed Hancock was an Indianapolis visitor. Mrs. Robert Burks and son Roy were in Terre Haute. Bud Allen presents his second historical sketch mentioning Rockville and W. P. Montgomery. Mr and Mrs F S Bipus motored to Terre Haute. T. A. Welshans improved his residence with new paint. Claud Ingram and Sam Pressler with the Misses Bonnie Cheeswright and Mary Mathas toured to auto races in the Ingram touring car and faced some trouble along the way. John White accepted a foreman position with the Wabash Sand & Gravel Co. and will supervise loading as soon as C H & D shovels move out, with capacity of ten to twenty cars per day.
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