21 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
1
The Clinton All Stars faced the locals Friday night and dominated the second half after a tight first half. Final score shows the locals 47 to 4 in the last half, with the visiting All Stars unable to match the pace.
Notice states the office has moved from the Riordon building to a residence just north of the K. P. building with availability day and night.
Joseph Gurney Cannon known as Uncle Joe departed Washington for Danville to begin a private life after nearly four decades in the House of Representatives. He owns substantial property around Danville and plans a quiet spell.
The Methodist Church holds regular services Sunday at 7 o clock with reception of members into the church. No morning service due to the pastor's appointment at the Linebarger Chapel.
The Independent basketball team faces the Newport Independents Friday at Montgomery Hall. A tight, stiff game is anticipated with both sides aiming for a strong showing.
Pearl Phillips of R A 2 spent Saturday in Terre Haute along with Sam Pressler who was also a visitor. Lena Wheeler visited friends in Rockville earlier in the week while Mrs Emma Baird departed for Danville Illinois to visit relatives for a few days. Fred Barnebys leg team frightened by an auto on Wednesday caused Fred to be thrown from the wagon injuring his left ankle.
A Catholic defender argues that 56 000 American nuns run 700 academies 300 orphan asylums 800 hospitals and 100 homes for the aged proving dedication beyond reproach. He cites examples of nursing, martyrdom, and aid by nuns and priests to counter anti Catholic attacks in Protestant circles.
The article notes Christians first called at Antioch and invites the public to Sunday morning and evening services on March 23 led by R R Chaver of Butler College. It promises a gospel sermon and discourages mockery or ear-tickling talk. It hints at a forthcoming town boost and plans to reveal ideas in the next month.
Jerry Conley visited Cayuga friends Sunday while Merrill Brown of Indianapolis spent the weekend here. Terre Haute visitors include the Misses Haspel and Butcher and several residents. A market is planned by the M E Church Aid Society at A Sharp’s store on March 22.
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