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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1919
Page
5
An ad claims a reliable company can write any amount of life or income protection at low cost. It asks readers to consider coverage questions and mentions weekly benefits of 25.60 if unable to work. The message ends with a prompt to visit the Medical Shoe Hospital for details.
L K Lewark of Elwood Indiana an employee of the American Sheet and Tin Plate Works publically endorses Trutona claiming relief from liver stomach and kidney trouble. He notes improved appetite sleep and energy after four months of use and says Trutona will do what it claims L J Murdock's Drug Store is introducing Trutona in Montezuma for stomach liver and bone related issues.
Community notices recount local visits and social events from Montezuma High School loss to Mecca on Mecca grounds to family and guest gatherings in Rockville Crawfordsville Cloverdale Sumner and Chicago. Reports include sick list at Mrs Jno Underwood and farm town tales of visits and parlor social hosted by Miss Esther Youmans.
Mrs. Marguerite Prentice left for Romany on Tuesday evening. Presbyterian Church ladies held a successful White Elephant Sale. Leona Connelly of Bellmore visited the Porter family. Sherman Cox of Hollands burg paid a Thursday visit. A. T. Brockway and wife hosted the Shakespeare Club Monday. Geo Miller and son James travel to Terre Haute for a brief visit. Dorothy Heller and Evaline Brockway were home for Sunday. Mrs. S. D. Puett plans to move to Los Angeles with household goods shipped. Dr. and Mrs. Wesley Jones of Wilkinsburg visited the McCampbell home. Charley W. James died at Niagara Falls October 27 from pleural pneumonia. he was born nearby. The McCord family moved part of their goods to Charleston, Illinois, from the old Rawlings residence Tuesday.
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