Montezuma Enterprise resident paper 1922 notice
The Montezuma Enterprise prints the standard post office designation and masthead details dated June 29 1922 with editor names P F McNamee and Maud Scott McNamee and a 1919 second class matter stamp at Montezuma Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Scott McNamee
Montezuma
Indiana
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Shop Offers
Rev N W Clark traveled to Lafayette on business and urged readers to try Cherry-Prapst ice cream at Gilmore's Restaurant. Mrs W B Pawley and Mrs Maud Pawley shopped in Terre Haute on Friday. Walter McCord of Bloomington visited family here Sunday. J Lew Rohr and family traveled from Manteno to attend the funeral of Ethel Moore. Fern Brown and mother returned from a month in the southern state.
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J.lewis Rohr
Manteno, [l
Ethel Moore
Chamberlains Tablets Endorsed By Readers In Local Notice
Readers share testimonials praising Chamberlains Tablets for heavy meals and indigestion. The column also lists social visits and everyday news notes from Clinton and Terre Haute, including travel, family gatherings, and minor injuries. Tanlac ads accompany the community roundup.
Why Suffer from Rheumatism Nine Out of Ten Cases
The article states that nine of ten rheumatism cases are muscular or chronic rheumatism not needing internal treatment. It recommends applying Chamberlain's Liniment to relieve pain and aid sleep and rest for those afflicted.
Death of Glen Pearman 15 in Willisdale Ohio region obituary
Glen Pearman son of Otis and Julia Pearman born November 17 1906 died June 16 1922 aged 15 years 6 months and 29 days after two weeks of illness He was taken to a Terre Haute hospital for an appendectomy and passed away Friday morning at 104 He attended the Methodist Church Sunday School in Willisdale and was known for quiet Christian character The funeral was at Hillsdale Methodist Church with Rev J C Whitson in attendance and a large congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen
Otis
Julia Pearman
Terre Haute
M. Gien
Willisdale
Methodist Church
Hillsdale
J.C. Whitson
Elizabeth Wilburn obituary from Kentucky born 1870
Elizabeth Glover born in Kentucky on March 19, 1870 died June 24, 1922 at daughter Rachel Thom as of this place after a year of ill health. She was the wife of James Wilburn and mother of four Mary Rachel Charlie Milton and Gertie with two step sons William and George. Funeral services were held morning at 10 o'clock led by Rev. J C Whitson with Grover Nichols Irene Miles and Bud O Davis singing. Burial followed at Oakland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Glover
Kentucky
Rachel Thomas
William
Nancy Glover
James Wilburn
Mary Rachel
Charlie
Milton
Gertie
George
J C. Whitson
Grover Nichols
Irene Miles
Bud O. Davis
Oakland Cemetery
Sacred Concert at Presbyterian Church Delights Parishioners
A Monday evening sacred concert at the Presbyterian Church drew an eager audience. Performers included Mr White Mrs Wilkenson Miss Helen Asbury Miss Elizabeth Higbee Mrs Nettie Stoner Rose and daughter Mary Catherine Stoner from Ladoga. Every number pleased, with all artists skilled and courteous, making the program superior to many lyceum offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Mr. White
Wilkenson
Helen Asbury
Mary Elizabeth Higbee
Nettie Stoner Rose
Mary Catherine Stoner
Ladoga
Chautauqua
Lyceum
Wheat harvest vivid in Cayuga region social notes
Guests at Leonard Sproules Sunday included Mrs. Martha Butcher of Cayuga Hansel Butcher and wife and Cyrus Sheets with family. Montezuma Mill and Elevator Co received the first load of the 1922 crop of wheat threshed in the area and grown by John Broderick on the Johnston farm south of town. Social visitors at A G Heber home near Colo included Mrs. Barbara Heber and daughter Mary Mrs Josie Little of Hell's Prairie Mr and Mrs Harts Little and three daughters Helen Edith Clara Jane Mildred Irene and Mrs John Heber of Clinton. All had a delightful time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Sproules
Martha Butcher
Cayuga
Hansel Butcher
Cyrus Sheets
Montezuma Mill&Elevator Co
John Broderick
Johnston
A. G. Heber
Near Coloma
Barbara Heber
Mary
Josie Little
Hell’s Prairie
Harts Little
Helen Edith
Clara Jane
Mildred Irene
Fairview
John Heber
Clinton
Chamberlain’s Tablets Promote Stomach Health
The article promotes Chamberlain’s Tablets as a prompt cure for ordinary stomach troubles. It claims the tablets strengthen the stomach and restore natural function at a cost of a quarter, aligning with olden beliefs about the soul’s seat in the stomach.
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Chamberlain
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P. F. McNamee
MonTezuMa, Ind
Tanlac
Try 'T. Cummins’ Pharmacy
Walter McCord
Bloomington
W. L.mccord
Maud Pawley
Newport
W. B. Pawley
M. J. Brown
J. E. Johnston
Charles Jackson
Near Cayuga
Wim. Thomas
Mesdames Wint Cummins
M.C. Phillips
Terre Haut
Charles Mitchell
Chrisman
James Giles
Carrie Eades
Tillman Skeeters
Armiesburg
O.N. Henderson
H. B. Seimmens
Mare Jane
Pennsula
Florida
O. G. Whitson
Otis Spurgeon
Maxine
C. H. Russell
George Mathas
J. A. Pickel
Chas. McIntyre
Helen T[oulse
Helen Francis Newell
Roachdale
Will Baker
Jack
Opal
Lexington
Robert Eugene Brown
Dee Pressler
A. G. Kay
John
Cottage
W.H. Hamilton
Perry Jared
Joe Burns
St. Anne, II
Nature
Cummins’ Pharmacy
Charles Adams
Vivian
James Giley
Elerbert
Helen
A. E. Higbee
Mary Elizabeth
Crawfordsville
Eugene
Louise Brown
Master John
Indianapolis
A. H. McKee
Indiana Harbor
Anna van Sickle
Rockville
Dana
Chambray
Chaimbray
Batiste
Rockford
Hauce
Axminster
Glen Pearman
Jesus
Elizabeth Wilburn
Bank of Friendship
The
First National Bank
Federal Reserve System
the Swift Cream Station
Swift & Co
Decatur
Illinois
Aikmans Ept. Store
General Merchandise
Hugh Aikman
Roy Aikman
Sherwin-Williams
H.S. Cornwell