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Newspaper
Monticello Herald
Location
Monticello, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
7
Monticello and White County note Personal and Social items plus current happenings. Mentions include Mrs bod and family visiting, a funeral attendance for Mr Barnes, travel from Atlanta Georgia, and hospital stays. social meetings and local society references noted for the week.
A compilation of social visits, church group meetings, and village events. The piece lists residents visiting relatives in Monticello, church gatherings at the Christian and Presbyterian churches, a motor accident incident, and plans for winter in various households across the area. It mentions Mrs. D. Power hosting, the Youn g Ladies Guild at the Presbyterian church, and the Pythian Sisters farewell for Mrs. Rotturock prior to a Battle Creek trip.
An expert from Mes ser Sate Co of Ehamilton Ohio arrives to supervise vault door installation at the State Bank. About ten workers are needed to set the doors as work continues this week. In Indianapolis Monday night Mrs Carl E Russell and Mr Russell attended Not So Day Ago at the Maratheatre with the Shriners hosting a reception and dance follow.
Sunday evening the family returned to Indianapolis on Monday. The New Era movement has promoted church organization in the southern and mut down sections of our own and other countries and should not be abandoned.
The Union Township Farmers' Association will hold its regular meeting in the library auditorium next Monday evening December 13. Important business will be transacted and full attendance is requested.
James Ro Casto, a stone mason, and Mrs Amanda Brown of Reynolds were married last Tuesday by Rev Karl Heinbureer at the Reynolds Mo RB church. Casto is seventy four and his bride sixty one.
Reports reach the Red Cross office of uninvited individuals during the closed drive. To allow those who wish to join, the one dollar membership fee may be left at the Red Cross office, where a receipt will be issued.
The city council met Tuesday evening to approve regular bills and pass an ordinance uniting the offices of Clerk and Treasurer. The merger takes effect January 1, 1922 when the new clerk and treasurer assume duties. A street debt is authorized for construction at Court and Pine streets.
H. E. Ackerson of Westfield, formerly emergency demonstration agent in White County, is chosen as county agent for Marion County with headquarters in Indianapolis. His appointment is effective December 15, with a yearly salary of 250 dollars.
The entire stock is offered at 60 cents on the dollar in a storewide clearance supervised by owner Harry Schwartz. Sale now underway.
A brief classified notice invites readers to purchase Christmas greeting cards at the Herald office, promising savings for customers who order now.
The FAIR advertises holiday items including Luxite hose, pure silk and cotton stockings, leather shoes, and Christmas candies with discounts of 25 to 40 percent. clocks, toys, and muslin fabric are featured alongside legal blanks and a livestock sale note.
Advertising copy offers 1921 vehicle license services with blanks and notary at Dye & Gardner’s, plus a sale of a winter top and a Columbia Hot Shot Battery. Monticello Tire Shop promotes automotive items and gift suggestions while Prank M. Shperlds advertises Christmas shoe gifts.
For cemetery and home. Make your selection and we will hold then until wanted. See our new ferns, they will help you do your Christmas shopping. Monticello Florat Co. 12-9-3t.
The note highlights a store's wide range of beautiful and serviceable Christmas merchandise and urges shoppers to choose gifts with careful consideration that adds a personal touch and reflects the Christmas spirit.
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