WALK-OVER Shoes Promise No Break In Comfort
An advertising note touts WALK-OVER shoes as requiring no breaking in and no breaking out. It emphasizes immediate fit and lasting performance with no wear and tear during use.
01 Apr 1910
Page 1
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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1910
Page
1
An advertising note touts WALK-OVER shoes as requiring no breaking in and no breaking out. It emphasizes immediate fit and lasting performance with no wear and tear during use.
A Mooresville column highlights upcoming Hendershot entertainment on April 9 with 25 cent reserved seats, plus seat sales beginning April 2. It also lists Glendale subdivision lots for sale from 250 dollars, various local ads, visits, and community updates including weather, grocery items, and a divorce action with alimony.
The column lists social visits including Mr. and Mrs. Richardson hosting Pleas Mills, Mrs. Wm. Swope meeting, and Easter gatherings with Robt. H. Smith and family. It notes school events, Y M C A services, a Dorcas Society anniversary, and upcoming Trendershot entertainment with Major Hendershot, Mr. and Mrs. Payne singing, and student performances. reserve seats for 25 cents.
A note from Schurmann of Farmers Bank Building states the mortgage exemption affidavits can be furnished with the property description. The brief notice implies banking staff will provide the documents upon request.
Martinsville Kiwanis or K P lodge members hosted visiting Knights of Pythias from another lodge last Thursday evening. They conferred the third degree and then enjoyed supper at Taggart restaurant. Fresh dates figs candies nuts and fruits advertised at Day's grocery. Moving pictures advertised at the opera house with at least eight subjects and two illustrated songs. Curtis Utterback and wife visited Wilbur Sunday. Mr Utterback fell ill and returned home Tuesday night. Frost warned may nip spring straw hats.
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