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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
1
Church directory lists Saboath School at 9 30 am led by S J Holmes with preaching at 10 45 am every other week Epworth League at 6 pm and evening preaching at 7 30 pm Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 pm Pastor A B Simpson conducts services
At 9 30 a m Sabbath School and at 7 p m preaching, with J D Unay as pastor.
The church outlines a Sabbath School at 9:30 a.m. led by B. F. Hoover on September 7 and 7:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor with 3:00 p.m. preaching every other Sabbath led by Pastor W. EK. Dye.
Mass will be held on the second and fourth Sundays of each month. Time to be announced. Father A. H. Busald serves as pastor.
The notice lists a 9:30 a.m. Bible School and 10:45 a.m. preaching with preaching on the second Sunday of each month. Pastor R. B. Ohaver leads the congregation.
About twenty young men held a Friday night melee at the east end of the Wabash bridge sparked by excess liquor. George Wilburn was jailed after a rough fight and fined 23 dollars 00 cents plus costs totaling near 50 dollars. Others face further charges or jail and potential school fund donations.
The Ouatenon river outing, led by Geo Steel of Lafayette, carried about twenty YMCA boys aged twelve to seventeen on a twelve day voyage from Lafayette, with a barge for camping gear. They planned six days outbound and six days return, docking at Montezuma after drifting downstream.
A series of pro community proverbs urging residents to invest in homes, roads, and town improvement. Emphasizes saving, leadership, preventing decline, and active involvement to keep the town vibrant. Promotes practical plans, local commerce, and personal responsibility for civic progress.
Samuel Smith's Sunday school class hosts an ice cream social at Linebarger Chapel Saturday night June 26 inviting all. Frank Jones and wife spent Sunday in Indianapolis.
A verse praising a hometown newspaper that faithfully records births deaths visits and local events. It notes entries on the Ladies Institute festival M E Sunday school picnic Willow Springs alfalfa crop and a local baseball game against South Whitley, along with town scenes and characters such as the postmaster and Emmeline.
After six months idle, the National Drain Tile Co plant south of Hillsdale prepares to resume on Monday July 5. Superintendent A Connor expects steady work ahead, bringing jobs to several unemployed locals.
The text blends a devotional baseball prayer asking guidance to play rightly and reach base with a birth notice: a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bill on Friday, June 18. The prayer seeks focus, integrity, and restraint amid temptation, while the birth item notes the new arrival’s gender and parents' names.
The Poo L Airdome shows 4 reels each evening for 10 cents. Thursday features The Long Shift in two parts, The Girl with the Camera, Back to the Farm. Friday presents Tainted Blood Brothers Love and Skates. Saturday offers In the Blood in two parts, Ticket of Leave Man, Courting Trouble. Sunday screens The Parasites in two parts, Double Deception, Phoney Lovers.
Community notes detail hosting duties by Mrs O A Newhouse and others, visits by Miss Grace McLaughlin to Terre Haute, Frank Hill from St. Louis, and various family and social gatherings. Reports mention river work delays, bathing pool popularity, tractor and road improvements, and travel between Indianapolis and Dana.
The Chicago Herald proposes a National Creed for Americanism affirming unity and indivisibility, citizenship dignity, diverse traditions, peace with honor, consent with other nations, no entangling alliances, readiness for defense, sacrifice for future generations, hemispheric sovereignty, self government, and love of home. It asserts government of the people by the people shall not perish.
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