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Newspaper
Monticello Herald
Location
Monticello, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
7
Monticello residents and families are pictured attending school events, church gatherings, and visits with kin in nearby towns. Local officials note hospital and travel updates, decorations day outings, and community clubs hosting meetings and programs across Lafayette Logansport Rensselaer and Royal Center.
Reynolds Rev and the Roush family motored to Deerfield Thursday to visit Mrs. Roush’s sister and family Joe will stay for an extended visit. Mr and Mrs Louis Heimlich and daughter Leah were weekend guests of the Heimlich parents. Pauline Powell and Verna Wheeler returned from De Pauw for summer vacation. Fred Schroeder and Wright Williams drove from Gary to visit their parents. Howard Beasy and family moved to Gary. Mrs A E Josserand and Randall started Friday by motor.
Brookston and surrounding towns report guests and visits. John Buss and wife stayed with Henry and Clara Dahling in Burnettsville. Marion North and family hosted Mrs. Richard North Mrs. Charlotte Hagen and Will Hagen. Ernest Scipio with wife and Vera and Evelyn visited Chalmers and Pine Grove friends. Roscoe Tapp and wife, of Fort Wayne, with his mother Clara Foust on Decoration Day. Rev. C E Cambrink visited son in Carrollton Indiana. Sewell family moved to Otterbein. Ethel Brown and son from Kentucky with Odas Brown and Rev. Harper hosted Decoration Day at FE T Roadrucks. Mrs. Ralph Schaupp and daughter visited Mary Vanatta in Bloomington last week. Ada Bailey of Earl Park spent Thursday with A F Humphreys. N G Rowe and family with Lida Rowe and Marie, Elmer Rowe and family, Perry Hughes.
Winfrey Lloyd and family and Miss Agnes Meek spent Monday in Delphi. Miss Majorie Klepinger was a weekend guest of Miss Josephine Nelson of Woods Chapel. Warran and Wanda North had dinner with Miss Emma Holtzman in Brookston. Marcellus Hartman and Ruth visited Monticello. A D Boomershine family joined D. E. Meek. Charles Vencill and Linden visitors stayed with Mrs. J. P. Stewart. Emory Klepinger and Mary Mildred visited the Soldiers' home. Agnes Meek attended Sewing club at Marie Boomershire. Winfrey Lloyd and wife with Fred White visited Norway. North cousins visited the Brookston Scott children. Tip Johnson family and Jo Humphreys group spent Sunday at Columbia Park. Lucy Holloway returned home to Battle Ground after visiting Otto Holloway.
Monticello and surrounding communities report visits and gatherings. Families including Bridges Clark Shafer and Read share Sunday visits with relatives in Monticello and Roan while Miss Crichfield returns home to Indianapolis. Missionary society meetings and club entertainments occur at Elmer Reiff home and with Burnettsville and Monticello members.
Logansport residents including Mr and Mrs Robert Escue and Mr and Mrs Miles Delzell with children spent Decoration Day with the Fousts. Beaver Creek vacation bible school attendees visited Rev Ben Hirt and family. Cemetery cleaning at Pike Creek is planned. George Kepp sustained a head injury from a falling limb while at work.
Several from the area attended races at Indianapolis Memorial. A program is set for June 14 at 8 p m at the Christian church with Rev and Mrs Guy Walters. Admission is ten and fifteen cents. Afterward the Ladies Aid will sell ice cream on the church lawn. Everyone is invited. The Buffalo Sunday School plans a Children's Day program on the fourth Sunday in June. Mrs Frank Powell and daughter are mentioned.
The regular monthly official board meeting of the M. E. church was held at the home of George Captes and after the business session refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reingardt and family and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Shull and daughter visited Sunday.
An advertising notice showcases items for sale including pint and quart picnic sets, Kodaks with supplies, foot powders for tired feet, and stationery with fountain pens and pencils.
Misses Bessie and Goldie Davis visit mother Mrs. Marion Swartzell. James Cadel and son return to work in Danville Illinois. James Key remains ill with rheumatism. Mrs. Rosa Nutt visits friends in Headlee. Tommy and Galen Pierce stay with Cecil and wife in Kokomo. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reams motor to Rosedale with Isa
Belle Swisher assists her grandmother while Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stolp visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McKee Sunday. Mrs. Emma Bayles spent Wednesday with her father I Watts. Mrs. Gertrude Wilcoxin of Monticello and Mrs. Laura Tyle of Gary also appear in a brief social notice.
The quote by Deez Stanley reframes a common maxim. It urges reconsideration of loyalties by suggesting that enemies may turn into allies with time. The text presents a witty inversion of prudence for reflective humor.
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