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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
3
Correspondents are reminded all items must reach this office by Tuesday afternoon to ensure publication. Reporters should prepare and send their copy promptly to meet the deadline.
Miss Beulah Smith announces a box supper at Glendale school house next Saturday evening. Rev. Simpson opens revival meetings at Mecca Sunday. J.M. Goshorn sells personal property on the 14th. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cook entertain fifty friends at a masked social Friday. The third session of the Township Teachers Institute was held at Mecca Saturday.
Mae Krabbe of Indianapolis visited her mother Mrs Doss last week while Alex Randal from McCune Kansas planned to spend winter with daughter Mrs Benson Jones. Various residents traveled to Terre Haute Indianapolis Crawfordsville Clinton and Lafayette for visits and gatherings.
First Union Miss Bessie Mitchell visits relatives near Bellmore. Nate Mathas and family and Mrs. Goldie Vaughn and daughter Maxine of Greenup Ill were guests of Peter Mathas Sunday. Mrs. Sam Smith visits daughter Mrs. Ben Grimes Terre Haute. A bay was born to Mr and Mrs Edgar Norman last week. Mrs. Mary Hethcoe visits John Featherston. Mr and Mrs Herman Smith and son spend Sunday with Sam Smith. Miss Ethel Smith of Terre Haute visits home folks. Miss Myrtle and Vera Cloyd host Halloween party Friday night.
Mrs Floris Laighlini and daughter Maud visited Rockville shopping Saturday. Rev Marion Sherrill and wife moved west of the store. Mrs Mildred Mitchell staying south of Rockville. Jim Clark listed sick. Mr and Mrs John Wilder of Waveland visited Daisy Wilder. Mrs Sabin Grimes of Howard visited J J Clark. Grandma Ireland and Mrs Mary Hadley visited relatives in Rockville. Ramsey Ram sey and family plus Rush families hosted at J J Clark’s Sunday.
Prof Hirsbrunner led opening exercises Monday morning. The team schedules a basketball game at Perrysville Friday November 7. Germany class struggles in Friday recitation and Merit Johnson misses due to fodder hauling. English I studies Twelfth Night. Physical Geography enjoyed a Turkey Run outing with some colds reported. Prof Devol comments on salted coffee and prefers sugar next time. A new lock secures the front door. A fresh set of Young People’s reading circle books arrived. Teachers meeting set for next Thursday night at Atherns.
Miss Rierdon attended the funeral of a friend in Terre Haute on Wednesday. Mrs. Harry Machledt substituted at the service.
The piece argues cheap cars burn costly gas, while inked lines spark thought. It reflects that time acts as a typewriter eraser, thinning life’s paper where experience disagrees and is not printed in briefer, livelier language.
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