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Montezuma Enterprise

Location

Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1922

Page

8

Local Social Notes From South Liberty

Mrs Canady is quite sick at her daughter Robert Wann's home. D D Ray visit Ed Mr and Mrs John Grimes Sunday afternoon. Covington fair attendees noted. Ladies' Aid met with Mrs Patterson Grimes and will meet Mrs Flora Thompson in October. Pythian Sisters did special work Friday night. Wisby Williamson reports a new Ford. Ward Norman stayed with Mr and Mrs John Grimes Friday and Saturday. Fire burned the new Geo Cory garage south of Fairview along with a new Ford touring car, a buggy and farming implements. Everett Kiger and family visited Isaac Kesner Sunday. Relatives from Danville Ill visited Perry Rodenbaugh family. Betty Ray visited Mrs Geo Rhabottom Sunday afternoon. Beulah Norman visited John Grimes Saturday. Shiloh and Danny Hoyt visited Opal and Robert Tinder Saturday afternoon. Alice Hoyt spent Saturday night and Sunday with home folks. John Rhubottom of Danville Ill visited his parents Gee and Rhabottom Sunday. Flora Thompson spent Thursday with Mrs Harry Thompson.

Ladies’ Aid Society Patterson Grimes Flora Thompson Geo. Cory Fairview John Rhubottom Danville, Ill Gee Rhabottom Harry Thompson

Wabash Township Fair and Local Happenings

A Wa bash Township fair draws many attendees. Miss Hazel Cheesewright to attend State Normal starting Oct 2 for three months. Mrs. Dennis Kennedy visits from West Terre Haute. Cecil James family moving eastward. Mrs. Ellis Pence and daughter with Clinton relatives. Mary Smith ill with blood poisoning. Jewel Smiley to study at John Herron Art Institute Indianapolis for a year. Lewis McCord visits Clinton for grandchild in grave illness. Henry Vanhook and family visit Tangier. Of 5386 youths 6 to 21, 388 attend local schools. John Broderick family homecoming at Coloma. Families of J D Swaim and Eimo Vel of Mecca guests.

John Broderick Coloma J. D. Swaim Eimo Vel Mecca

The Key that Unlocks the Door Long Living

The piece argues that men aged eighty to ninety are thin and spare not rotund and fed. It notes older men may overeat or eat unsuitable foods causing indigestion and constipation. It suggests using Chamberlains Tablets to move the bowels and invigorate the stomach, implying a path to living to a ripe old age.

West Union Community News and Family Visits

The West Union column notes residents at the state fair last week and visits from Causey and Manwaring families. Milton Lewis moved to Newport. Mrs John King of Terre Haute was buried here Friday. 53 pupils are enrolled and 12 small testaments were given at Sunday school. Winners included Lee Causey, Max Causey, Martha Helen Garrard, Grace Leonard, and others.

John King Terre Haute Lee Max Causey Martha Helen Wilfred Gerald Jean Elmer Garrard Grace Winifred Leonard John

Coloma Social News Highlights Weekly Visits

Mr Chas Woodard and daughter visited Linus Woodard. Geo Wrights and son attended State Fair. School opened with teachers Guy Stull Pauline Rawlings Beulah Smith. Mrs Huddleston and Indianapolis visitors stayed with Rev Commons over weekend. Dinner hosted by Mrs T H Smith for Bowman Montezuma. Marjory Ann Braner and Sam Smith noted. Norman Sheets visited Bartley near Mecca. Pauline Rawlings stayed Marshall weekend. Clara Hawkins visited Illinois relatives.

Guy Stull Pauline Rawlings Beulah Smith T. H. Smith

Auto Makes The Money Go In Modern Race For Profit

Readers note a shift from belief in impossible feats to the pursuit of wealth through industry. The idea contrasts faith driven feats with the power of the automobile to generate income and drive progress.

Also Mentioned on This Page

South Liberty D. D. Ray John Grimes Covington Fair Pythian Sisters Wisby Williamson Ward Norman Everett Kiger Isaac Kesner Danville, I Perry Rodenbaugh Betty Ray Geo. Rhabottom Beulah Norman Shiloh Danny Hoyt Opal Robert Tinder Alice Hoyt G. R. McGuire D.C Palmer School Vermillion County Blackman St Clinton, Ind State Bank OF Montezuma Oakland O. L. BROWN @ SON FURNITURE IND Pitman & Son’s Garage Busy Bee Topacco James Gilmore Wabash Township Hazel Cheesewright Dennis Kennedy West Terre Haute Cecil James Ellis Pence L. H. Gilderlanes Clinton Mary Smith Jewel Smiley John Herrin Art, Institute At Indianapolis Lewis McCord Henry Vanhook Mrs Oral Robb Tangier Indiana West Union Ernest Ivan Causey C. H. Causey Milton Lewis Newport Mary Dowdell H. L. Manwaring and Family James Manwaring Hy Reins Chas. Garrard Sam Linley Grandma Cox William Clarence Linebarger Arkansas Levi Linebarger Coloma News Chas. Woodard and Daughter Linus Woodard Lawrence Huddleston Rev Commons Mr. Norman Sheets Charles Bartley Marshall Clara Hawkins Illinois Manwaring, Marvin Brown and Lavern Warner Mathas A. R. Machin Cal Bartlow South Main St South End George Mathas Ross Smith Montezuma Mill & Elevator Co R. L.dooley Odd Fellows R. W. Johnston First National Bank King Hotel John Norris Prop J.C Johnston Bio Block Montezu Reeder Bio Www P. Montgomery Tom Causey Myers Garage M. C. Phillips Crown and Bridge First Nat Bank Montezuma Barnaby Morris Dray Line F. M. McLaughlin Notar’y Public Insurance L. Sproules Montezuma, Ind F. Stephenson Enterere
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