Cheesewright Reunion Celebrates 86th Birthday in Rockville
The annual Cheesewright reunion gathered September 23 at Beechwood Park Rockville with 83 attendees to mark Joseph Cheesewright’s eighty six birthday. Families from Clinton Terre Haute Dana and Indianapolis attended for a day of dinner fellowship and friendship.
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Cheesewright
Beechwood Park
Rockville
Joseph Cheesewright
Parke Smith
Parke Dooley
Joloma
Ralph Smith
Ray Taylor
Gertie Jackson
Clinton
Zora King
Iva Smith
Terre Haute
Jesse Sanders
Bloomingdale
Luther Newton
Nannie Newton
Fred
Hollandsburg
Claude Ingram
Virginia Rother
Indianapolis
Ilda Cheesewright
Robert Cheesewright
Glen Dicken
Ray Dicken
al Dicken
Dana
William Cheesewright
John Storr
Near Town
Lucy Smith
George Mathas
Frank Mathas
Cliff Farner
Sam Pressler
William
Anna Machin
Dan Machin
Will Bowman
Faint Drums Fade Yet Spirits Rise in Street Folklore
Street chatter notes fewer drum displays than in the past yet the sight of a man under the influence of some kind of delirium or bravado persists. The writer hints at a culture where loud displays and reckless acts blend into daily life.
Prayer on a Train Becomes Silent Witness to Family Faith
On a night train a mother with four daughters and a son kneel in prayer with their children after bed time. Passengers, moved by the scene, reflect on religion as a civilizing force and offer quiet tribute to the family’s bedside devotion.
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Ilinois
Israel
Montezuma Baseball Opens Season In Narrow Defeat
Montezuma lost the opener at Rockville 13 to 1 as Rockville’s defense and baserunning dominated. Next, Montezuma beat Mecca 5 to 3 with solid hitting and good defense led by Forrest on the mound and new man Manwaring at first. Rockville edged Montezuma 1 to 0 in a tight pitchers’ duel highlighted by Platter’s six putouts.
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Montezuma
Rockville
Monte
Felding
Mecca
Forrest
Manwaring
McMasters
Ferguson
Lindley
McMasters Sessened
Platter
Stevenson
Cook
Tes
Batterlces
Stoner
Jones
Stull
For Sale A 1921 Ford Delivery Truck
A good 21 model Ford delivery truck offered for sale. Seller listed as Donald Dwyer. Contact details not provided in the fragment.
Reid Family Reunion At Reid Home Sees Sixty Relatives
The Reid family held its annual reunion at Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Reid's home with about sixty relatives attending from Clinton Dana Bellmore Rockville Delphi Indianapolis and Sidel Illinois. Four generations were present including William Reid Hubert Reid and great granddaughter Hubert's daughter. The next gathering will be at the Howard Go forth home near Dana.
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Reid
P. L. Reid
Clinton
Dana
Bellmore
Rockville
Delphi
Indianapolis
Sidel
Ill
Mr. Reid
William
Hubert
Howard Goforth
For Sale Piano in Montezuma Area
Large Milwaukee player piano offered in this vicinity. Buyer unable to pay balance after party event. Terms may be arranged. Address Mr Houston care of Enterprise Montezuma.
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Milwaukee
Houston
Enterprise
Montezuma
Parke County Federation of Woman's Clubs Fall Meeting
The fall meeting of the Parke County Federation of Woman's Clubs will be at Beechwood Rockville on Wednesday at 10 30 A M. All members must attend. A picnic lunch will be held. Mrs E C L er Indiana Director will speak on administration work in the forenoon. J Lahr Judge of the Ju fe Court will address The Problem in Child Welfare at 2 P M. The judge aims to inspire men and women and the public is invited.
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Parkepty Federation of Woman's 8
Beechwood
Rockville
Federation
Fet
E. Cler
Indiana
Ial Federation of Woman’s
Indianapolis
J. Lahr
Jufe Court
Lahr
Sthr
Subscriptions Renewals Acknowledged In Local Enterprise
The enterprise notes renewed subscriptions and new ones since the last report with thanks and appreciation. Names listed include J F Gooldy Belva Schrader Baldwin Detroit Henry Gooksey Chas Machledt Meek Cataract Mrs G Warner Anson Jones Able Cox Nannie J Davis Hillsdale Giraude Billings Crawfordsville Donald Reel and others. Several subscriptions expire this issue and will be stamped. Renewals encouraged at earliest convenience.
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J. F. Gooldy
Belva
A. Schrader
Clin
John Weaver
K Bowman
Baldwin
Detroit
Michenry Gooksey
Chicago
Chas. Machledt
Meek
A. R. Machin
Nannie J. Davis
Hillsdale
Giraude Billings
Crawfordsville
Billings
Rs. C. D
Sneak Thieves Strike Local Bakery and Store
Sneak thieves broke into the Bakery on Saturday night and into the Rierden General Store on Thursday. No items were reported missing and it is believed the intruders fled without completing their aims.
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Rierden
It Depends On The Way You Travel
A creaking door and a village dialogue reveal a tourist asking how far to the next town. Mike explains distances: eleven miles on foot, six by horse, and a quarter mile in a speedster.
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Mike
Property swap in Greene County seeks Hillsdale Montezuma land
Trade offer for 49 acres with a four room house a barn and a coal mine in Greene County for property in Hillsdale or Montezuma. Willing to cover or receive difference. Sam Tilliford Route 3 Bloomfield Indiana.
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Greene County
Hillsdale
Montezuma
Sam Tilliford
Bloomfield
Ind
Maude Pawley Leads Red Ball Transit Progress
Mrs Maude Pawley a dynamic Hoosier from Newport rises to prominence at Red Ball Transit Company Rochester New York as office manager and field representative. Her quick ascent began in Indianapolis and Detroit with stenography and sales, culminating in Rochester where her energy and people skills boost the firm.
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Maude Pawley
W. B. Pawley
Pawley
Hoosier State
Newport
Red Ball Transit Company
Red Ball
Rochester
N. Y
Detroit
Shrine Club Picnic Invites Park County Masons
Notice invites all Master Masons and families in Park County to a Turkey Run State Park picnic on Sunday September 30 1923. W B Collings president and Thomas A Thomson secretary coordinate details.
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Park County
Fifth District
Shrine Club
Turkey Run State Park
Thomas A. Thomson
Sworn Testimony Conflicts Over Wound Location
A western lawyer confronts a physician in court over conflicting testimonies on where the patient was stabbed. The physician claims a stab location near the left of the midline and above the navel, while three witnesses testified the wound was just below the railroad station.
Open Optical Office By Dr Wil N Hamilton In Terre Haute
Dr Wil N Hamilton locates at Terre Haute opening an office in Lederer store at 003 to S10 Wabash Avenue. He has a new well equipped Optical Department and invites local residents to visit. The notice praises his energy and business prospects and wishes him success.
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Wil N. Hamilton
Terre Haute
Lederer
Wabash Avenue
Hamilton
Expired Subscriptions Reminder Seeks Renewal
The notice warns readers whose papers are stamped EXPIRED that their subscription has run out and urges renewal at once. It states some names will be removed if no contact is made and asks payment of arrears or a clear decision to stop the paper.
Norman Ryland couple wed in Rockville ceremony
Miss Marie Ryland aged 18 and Parke Norman aged 24 of West Union were married at Rockville on Monday evening September 24. The only relative present was Mrs. and Mrs. in while the groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Norman. Congratulations are extended by friends.
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Marie Ryland
Parke Norman
West Union
Rockville
Edgar Norman
It’s a Poor Rule That Won’t Work Both Ways
A concise proverb notes the flaw of rules that fail in reverse and criticizes inflexible standards. The line implies calls for fairness by recognizing reciprocal effects and the need for reasonable enforcement.
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