Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Montezuma Enterprise in Montezuma, Indiana

Page 1

We have 10,635,812 pages in Indiana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Montezuma Enterprise

Location

Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1920

Page

1

Death of Mrs. Sara J. Bailey at Montezuma

Mrs. Sara Jane Bailey widow of John C. Bailey died at her Montezuma home on Sept 8 1920 at 1 PM Funeral by Rev N W Clark at 3 PM Sept 10 Burial in Oakland Cemetery She was born in Maumee Ohio April 5 1835 survived by daughters Ora Bailey Agnes Spencer and husband James Spencer Montezuma and son Harry E Bailey Bremerton Washington with three grandchildren Out of town mourners listed from Indianapolis Waveland Battle Ground Hillsdale Rockville and Rockville friends sing in service.

Sara Jane Bailey John C. Bailey Montezuma N. W. Clark Hobson Rockville Oakland Cemetery Sara J. Felton Maumee Ohio Presbyterian Church James Spencer Ora Bailey Agnes Spencer Jas. Spencer Harry E. Bailey Bremerton, Washington Sara J. Bailey Lucy Stangeld Vina Donaldson Mabel Noble Indianapolis Laura Spencer A C. Deere Waveland A A. Jones Battle Ground Anna van Sickle Hillsdale P. F. Gaebler Lina Cross Hobgon

Duck and game season dates outlined for hunters

Open season for wild ducks geese and brant runs Sept 1 to Nov 40. Woodcock runs Oct 1 to Nov 40. Prairie chicken runs Oct 15 to Oct 21. Quail runs Nov 10 to Dec 19.

Birthday Dinner for Mr Farner Surprises Milestone

Mrs C C Farner hosted a birthday dinner for her husband last Wednesday inviting children to the home. Mr Farner, joining with his son Cliff, arrived in the afternoon and was surprised to learn he’d passed a milestone. Guests included Joseph Cheesewright, Cliff Farner, Carrie Hamilton and children Esther and Connie, Carl Farner and baby.

C. C. Farner Joseph Cheesewright Cliff Farner Carrie Hamilton Esther Connie Carl Farner

Sewing Club Exhibit Highlights Girls Work

The Girls Sewing Club met with Anna Lightle last Wednesday afternoon and displayed articles made by members since organizing. Evelyn Johns’ work was judged best and all members received merit tokens. Present were Anna Lightle Irene Keller Virginia Bowman Lucile McNamee Genola Bord Vivian Adams Marty Runnion John Bowman Evelyn Johns Paul Lighttle and Louise Klopp. They planned to meet Evelyn Johns next time for a farewell party with a dinner and feast.

Girls Sewing Club Anna Lightle Evelyn Johns Irene Keller Virginia Bowman Lucile McNamee Genola Bord Vivian Adams Marty Runnion John Bowman Evelyn Johns and Paul Lightle Louise Klopp

Birthday Surprise for Mr. Jerome by Local Friends

Mrs Albert Jerome organized a Monday birthday surprise for her husband attracting seventeen neighbors and friends. He returned from town around eight o clock to a gathering at their home with ice cream and cake. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Bert Skeeters Mr and Mrs John Machlett Mr and Mrs WM Skeeters Mr and Mrs WM Wright Mr and Mrs Chas Newton and children Fern and John William Mrs Richard Bailey Mrs Frank Maxwell and son James Mrs Grace Woodard and son Donald and little Maxine Spurgeon.

Albert Jerome Mr. Jerome Bert Skeeters John Machlett Wm. Skeeters Wm. Wright Chas. Newton Fern John William Richard Bailey Frank Maxwell James Grace Woodard Donald Maxine Spurgeon

Rummage Sale Seeks Large Stock of Garments

The Aid reports a sizable collection of garments for a rummage sale this year with many new and old items available. Volunteers are urged to inspect and prepare scraps Dag to maximize the sale.

Kerrick Smith wed in church ceremony in 1920

Elmer Kerrick son of Mrs. Lucinda Lotz of Chrisman Lil. and Miss Mabel Smith daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luna Smith of Rockville were married at the M. E. Church Parsonage by Rev. C. W. Fisk on September 9 1920. They will reside in Indianapolis where the groom works as a mechanic.

Elmer Kerrick Lucinda Lotz Chrisman Lil Mabel Smith Luna Smith Rockville M. EH. Parsonage C. W. Fisk Tazwell Kerrick Indianapolis

The Knocker and the Worm Turns in Town

A Michigan lumber camp tale likens a persistent knocker to a new worker on a cross cut saw. The old hand warns the youth to mind his place and feet, while the town’s loyal citizens tolerate quiet acts. When the knocker begins to discourage progress, the worm turns and community energy shifts.

Michigan

Historic Virginia coast area linked to George Washington

A descriptive historical note details a farm near White House station and a nearby estate tied to George Washington and Martha Custis. It mentions St Peters Church above Pamunkey Valley, Yorktown campaigns with Lafayette, and the Seven Pines battlefield nearby, plus the Pamunkey Indian Reservation and remnants of Powhatan era tribes.

White House Station W.H. F. Lee Yougle Williamsburg George Washinton Martha Custis Old St. Peters Church Pamankey Valley Cornwallis Yorktown Lafayette Seven Pines Richmond Pamunkey Opecanchanough Tidewater Virginia

Carpet sales and family visits noted in Montezuma notice

S. Case of Montezuma announces four rooms for sale of rugs and carpets. Thomas Stokes and his wife from Chicago stayed two weeks with his sister and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Houston near Hillsdale. Carpet rags wanted in the ball.

S. Case Montezuma, Ind Thomas Stokes Chicago J. A. Houston Hillsdale Case

Navy trade schools train carpentry for civil life

The article notes that navy trade schools cover trades from boiler making to watch making and that carpentry is a popular and lucrative field for returning veterans. A three to four year enlistment can turn a man into a master carpenter, with five to six years bringing good earnings in house building or advanced service pay.

Navy

Average Town and the Automobile’s Reach

The piece argues the automobile expands a town’s trading radius while potentially draining business to larger centers. It notes small towns rely on local industries and the surrounding countryside, but larger nearby towns can siphon trade unless smaller towns remain vigilant and active in business.

America

Local towns urged to assert influence and prevent trade loss

An editorial argues the smaller town must actively attract trade and residents to stop being treated as a corridor to a larger rival town. It calls for enterprise and proactive measures to keep the local economy vibrant.

Tragedies from a Saturday test of hazards

A man lit a match to check the car gas tank and found it not empty. A man patted a strange bulldog to test affection and found it was not. A man tried to beat a train at a crossing and failed. A man touched a live trolley wire and it was charged. A man cut his advertising to save money and failed.

Ladies of the M Echureh and Aid Fund Wool Blocks

Members are making 12 by 12 inch wool blocks to be sent to Mrs. Frank Mathas for joining into comforts to be sold at the rummage. Additional blocks from other ladies are welcome. Paul Thomas of Dana Indiana will cover costs for dead animals and telephone charges.

M Echureh Aid Frank Mathas Paul Thomas Dana, Ind

Renewals List of Subscribers Across Multiple Towns

A compiled renewals notice lists subscribers and their locations including Buffalo New York Connersville Clinton Town Danville Ills and Illinois towns Hutchison Kansas Ky and Indiana towns Parke Bloomingdale Rockville plus new subscribers and bylines indicating renewing names and towns for service updates. The fragmentary sheet shows multiple individuals and towns referenced without a cohesive event beyond renewal registrations.

A. Osborne Buffalo N. Y Lem Osborne Wm. J. Murray Connersville Carrie Eads Clinton James S

Miles Leaves for Indefinite Stay with Terre Haute Relatives

Mrs Fannie Miles departs Monday to stay with relatives in Terre Haute. Bids are being advertised for installing creosote block floors on Wabash river bridges at Cayuga and Perrysville.

Fannie Miles Terre Haute Wabash River Cayuga Perrysville

Trains Schedule Partial Read 8:05 to 8:55

Train times listed for routes C I Hast West South North Brazil division and Sunday services. Morning and afternoon departures show 6:08 AM 1:46 PM 12:02 PM and 4:01 PM with various west and northbound arrivals.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Bailey Flas Sewing Club Stetson Kerrick Smith Wateaches Scott U.S. Navy Carpentry School Kelly Iglinton, Ind Brazil Pathe Maclaine Travers the Tattler Mutt and Jeff Pauline Frederick Bray Anita Stewart Rolin William Farnum Rex Marguerite Clark Mrs. Wigga The Cabbage Patch
Search Courier

Search the Montezuma Enterprise Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Montezuma Enterprise?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication