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Newspaper

Monticello Herald

Location

Monticello, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1919

Page

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Census Enumerators to Begin Work January Second in 1920

Preparations for the fourteenth decennial census are nearing completion with enumeration starting January 2 1920. Enumerators will be armed with credentials and must show them on request to avoid impostors. The census covers population and confidential farm details including ownership, land acreage, mortgage status, and farm expenses for 1919. District Supervisor is P M Kent of Brookston.

United States P.M. Kent Brookston Fanny Umm Fey Dhe

Shoes and toilet goods at The Fair

Advertises shoe repairing services by W. A. Rice and a large selection of toilet goods at The Fair. Mentions various items from buttons and clasps to beads and diamond rings with prices, and notes offerings at Thompson's and Washington & Main Streets. Shows promotions for Christmas gifts and holiday merchandise.

Christmas Program Rendered by City Church Sunday

The Christmas season will be observed with a Sunday evening program by city church children titled White Gifts for the King. The program features chimes, recitations, songs, scripture readings, and class gifts laid at the foot of the cross, highlighting selfless giving.

Christian Church

Revivalist Rankin to Preach at Aurora Presbytery

Rev Benjamin E Rankin of Aurora Ind will occupy the pulpit at the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning as a candidate for the Joen church pastorate vacated by the resignation of Rev MoM Body wers re sed by In the evening the Sunday school will present a program including organ prelud e processional hymn The Holy Word Scripture in Unison O Little Town of Bethlehem Junior Recitation A Lad Fed the Mul t i ple Foals of AP IT nag Ralph Wrestle Prayer for the People of the Holy Land Refrain Junior Choir Bethlehem Three Junior Girls Primary Class

Benjamin E. Rankin Aurora Ind Presbyterian Ehureh Rankin Mom Bethle- Toui Ralph The Holy Land Bethlehem

Christmas Buying Frenzy Spreads As Miami News Sketches Havana Plans

A disjointed column describes wartime era temptations with Havana plans and Miami life. It cites Biddy and John “Biederwolt,” Christmas shopping, Vietrola ads, and local shop offerings from The Goodman Co Thompson’s and The Fair, including ivory clocks, aluminum ware, and phonographs.

Latin Play Saccus Malorum at Local High School Tonight

A Latin play titled Saccus Malorum meaning A Sack of Apples will be staged in the high school assembly room this Thursday at eight. About twenty students perform in Latin costumes with English translation and a synopsis promising lively entertainment under Miss Mary Funican. Admission is fifteen cents and the public is urged to attend.

Saccus Malorum Loreal High School Mary Funican Purell Bove Ig Martha Thorne Violet Marvin Margaret Moran Helen Carr Ecard Erate Lloyd Brookshire Driver Fred Dovl Hadge Ben Moor Jacob Terr Ralph Barter

Monticello Hereford Breeders Form Local Association

The Hereford Breeders of the Monticello district formed the Monticello District Hereford Breeders' Association at the county agent's office on Tuesday. About fifteen breeders are involved, with G. A. Williams as president and a slate including Charles Van Veerst, Gray Coorod, Milt Crowell, G. R. Clayton, and Wilbur Gates in leadership roles.

Monticello Monticello District Hereford Breeders’ Association Fif G. A. Williama Charles van Veerst Chalmers Gray Coorod Milt Crowell Idaville G. R. Clayton Monon Wilbur Gates

Freshmen to Present Dickens Christmas Play at School

Freshmen will stage Charles Dickens Christmas Carol in the high school assembly room Friday at 1 45 pm. The cast includes classmates in costume with scenes from the Cratchit family Marley and the Spirit. Public invited to attend and enjoy dramatized portions of the tale.

Harles Dickens I Chiristimas Kaelish Othe Othe Cratchit Marley Scrapze Nephew

Selected Items From Letters of Correspondents

Enlistment notes show five men joining the Army for one year at a recruiting hut en route from Monticello to Lafayette. A fire damages part of Dr E P Washburns residence in Buffalo but neighbors stop further damage. Mrs Isadore Roth dies after an appendectomy six weeks after her wedding. funeral in Pulaski. Honey Creek Township Farmers Association meeting postponed to Dec 20 with John G Brown speaking. Carl Bardonner is association president.

Chalmers Camp Grant Ill Monticello Lafayette Robert Biddle Clarence Matthews August Hanford Russell Stinson Army Honey Creek Township Farmers’ Association John G. Brown State Federation Honey ‘Creek Township Carl Bardonner

Injuries Hold Burnettsville Man In Logansport Hospital

Burnettsville resident El­lus Andrews twenty six is recovering in a Logansport hospital after a fall from a barn ladder at his parents home. The accident happened as workers left for the night during new barn construction. Andrews lost balance while descending and sustained head bruises but no broken wrist. He regained consciousness shortly after a physician arrived and was moved to hospital for further care. Also notes upcoming union evangelist meetings planned by Chilmers Letter with Rev O A Newlin and James Heaton leading events in Three Rivers Michigan and local services in nearby churches.

Harry Andrews George Andrews Logansport Andrews Mr. Andrews Ele O. A. Newlin Evangelst James Heaton Singer Three Rivers Michigan A. B. Bagby L. Brown Methodist Church D. S. Perry Baptist Church DS. Perry Oliver Scipio Fa. Nassabaum J. Vo Younger C. Howell Rev. Newlin Edna Wolf

January Club Banquet Promises Enjoyable Ninth Year

Invitations have been issued for the annual January Club banquet to be held in the basement of the M E Church on Friday evening in January. The event celebrates the club's ninth year with a planned menu featuring roast pig and a challenge to demolish a Hampshire hog. Members and guests are urged to participate in singing a song telling a story or reciting an original poem, a feature expected to add lively interest.

M. E Harry Wedge Hampshire

Pierpont Edwards Dies After Stroke Aboard Pennsylvania Train

Pierpont Edwards 40 an engineer for the Pennsylvania Railroad died at Marion hospital Tuesday morning from a stroke or apoplexy just before his train speed was noticed not to slow. Survived by widow two children a brother and two sisters. lifelong city resident and Monticello High School graduate. He was a nephew of J K Cloyd and Ramy Loughry and a son of Mrs Clara Loughry Edwards who recently passed.

Pierpont Edwards Marion Hospital Monticello High School J. K., Cloyd Ramy Loughry Clara Loughry F Edwards

Pearl Mac and Merle Rotruck Wedding Announced

Marriage notice for Pearl Mac daughter of Mr and Mrs Maawadbb rtigad on Rural Route 1 to Merle Rotruck son of Mr and Mrs Charles Judson Rotruck both of Monon. Wedding held Monday afternoon at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. F L Hovis officiating. Newlyweds to reside on a farm east of Monon.

Maawadbsrtigad Mohon Miss Pearl Mac Merle Rotruck Charles Judson Rotrucek Monon FL. Hovis

Local Wholesale Prices Highlight Summer Apparel Sale

A dated notice promotes discounted prices on Ulsters Great Coats Belters and other line garments from Home of PLS Mo Clothes. Deals include sweaters fancy stripe or plain slipovers and wool heavy shaker bott sweaters. Shoppers urged to visit THE FAIR for savings on children’s wear and accessories.

L the Goodman Co PLS. & Mo Clothes Sam

Fancy Ribbons and Gifts at the Fair

Gardner promotes a range of ribbons for bags and hair at the fair. The ad highlights Pyrex oven glass, ladies purses, fibre shirts, skates, pocket knives, and a new wireless cooker as possible Christmas gifts from The Gardner firm at The Fair.

E. R. Gardner

Citizens Viewers Poll on Preferred Street Material

Citizens discuss street material at Community Push Club and City Council meetings. Viewers prefer brick for business districts and asphalt for residences, weighing costs of brick alone versus brick and asphalt combined. Public input invited through the Herald with names optional.

Commercial Push Club County Surveyor’s Office Herald Ieete Fox Board Board of Commissioners

Factory Opens at Wolens Rubenstein for Tailored Garments

The Wolens Rubenstein factory began operations Tuesday with fifty girls running fifty machines in the Moorhers building on South Main street. The remodeled space on the second floor will add help as the business expands. No contract work will be done and kit overalls and coats will be produced in large quantities.

Wolens - Rubenstein Moorhers South Main Street

Phonograph claims and sales pitches at Gustavel store

The notice markets the Sonora phonograph as superior and compares it to rivals, citing a Panima Exposition decision. It warns about sales tactics, mentions neckwear values, Christmas boxes, and advertises The Goodman Co Style Center with cash-down offers and 35 dollar payments.

Gustavel Furniture & Rug Sonora Goodman Ca Style Center

Also Mentioned on This Page

Census OF U. S Mr. Edison Edison Records the Goodman Co. Edison and Vietrolas Goodman Company Brunswicks Toggery W. A. Rice Washington & Main Streets Thompson's Fowler Frances Horner Helen Lehmann Louise Hughes Catherine Cowger Hu Mable Holeman Maurice Newton Men's League Home Department Ead Tee Methodist Sunday School Martha Alorbeel Pierson Noland Hibner Iturrah Fallie Enety Richard Bishop Praver Helen Reeder Howard Baker Bright Derine Cinta Eleanor Harris Lamar Parrish Anna Madee Jean Robertson Isla Dorothy Dehner Lelaby Dolly Sole Helen Quinn James Robertson Wayne Reed lNereise Christ Child Miss Cullum Chass Island United State Yana Séha Ture Broadway Gamlaret Amore Cabc Raliree-mile Limmal Monticello Igo Havana John ‘Biederwolt Miami the Goodman Co, Vietrolas and Edisons Thompson ‘S Dye & Gardner's Auto Truck and Trailers Bord Gardner Thorpson’s Ackerman Music Shop Yc. Ca Guthrie Shepherds Traneatis Reoneliy Qhuicker Service Bas Exare Hackenbure Seip Serna Grocery Qpen White County Buffalo Letter E. P. Washburn Isadore Roth Pulaski Mr. Roth Roth Reynolds Burnettsville Chilmers Dre & Gairdirer’s Ddd-Vt Penwine Vietrolas Gardner Ak. OR Garner
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