Correspondence notes and social visits this week
Local correspondents urged to submit items by Monday as press goes to print a day early. Thanksgiving day is observed by the Enterprise force. Residents including Mrs. Lethia Newlin Mrs. Clifford Hadley Otto Mendenhall and others from Marshall Sylvania Rockville Bloomingdale LaFayette Montezuma Tangier and Crawfordsville share visits outings and church events. Community members travel for family time and attend Sunday activities.
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Enterprise Force
Hillsdale Notes Clinton Visits and Local Moves
Geo Chaney spent Sunday with friends at Momence Illinois. Ethel McCarty and Viola Combs were in Clinton. Mrs Dorothy Ingram was in Clinton. Miss Virgie Swayne visited Bloomington. Mrs B F Small visited Dana. Ruth Hunt and V O Foster spent Sunday with home folks in Terre Haute. Lawrence McCarty made a business trip to Chicago. Miss Mary Morton of Newport visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs Emma Harrah of Terre Haute spent part of last week with Mrs Margaret McCarty. Abbie Frist of Clinton visited relatives here Sunday. Orvil Hudson and son spent Saturday and Sunday at Silverwood. Mrs Mary Krabbe returned home Saturday after fall in Indianapolis. Ivor Jarvis and children visited in Bloomingdale Sunday. Harry Jones and daughter Helen spent Sunday with his parents. Charles Walker and daughter Loraine were guests of Joe James. Hazel Heber spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks. Mesdames Sam Hamersley and Bert Hamersley shopped in Clinton Saturday. Dr J F Swayne plans to locate in Mecca. Hillsdale is again without a physician.
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Dorothy Ingram
Clinton
Virgie Swayne
Bloomington
B. F. Small
Dana
Ruth Hunt
V. O. Foster
Terre Haute
Lawrence McCarty
Chicago
Mary Morton
Newport
Abbie Frist
Orvil Hudson and Son
Silverwood
Mary Krabbe
Indianapolis
Ivor Jarvis
Bloomingdale
Harry Jones
Helen
Charles Walker
Loraine
Joe James
Family
Sam Hamersley
Bert Hamersley
J. F. Swayne
Mecca
Hillsdale
Mecca Schools to stage musical at H S building
Wabash Township residents note Mecca Schools announce a musical at the high school on Friday evening the twentieth. social visits include Mrs J G Puntenney and Miss Alberta Marshall at Silas Brown's near Coloma and other weekend stays in Armiesburg Montezuma visits by Virgil Marshall and family. Fire destroys the Alonzo Beamer residence in Wabash Township with unknown cause. box supper planned at Number Two schoolhouse next Wednesday evening.
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Mecca
H. S
J. G. Puntenney
Alberta Marshall
Silas Brown
Coloma
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Miss Mona
George Elston
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Ethel McCarty
Viola Combs Wer
Emma Harrah
Margaret McCarty
Hazel Heber
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Wm. Stephens
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Messers Roma
Sandford Lewis
James Reed
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Wm. Routien
John B
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Ware
Thos. Barcus
Lizzie Skeeters
Wabash T.p
Alonzo Beamer
Wm. Taylor
Taylor
Virgil’Marshall
B.q.cook
the Citizens’ Bank
Wm. E. Dee
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S. P. Hancock
Cash
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