Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society Hosts Dr Rebecca Parrish
An all day meeting next Wednesday May 5 at the M E Church honors Dr Rebecca Parrish of Mary Johnston Hospital Manila. Morning praise led by Mrs C E Asbury. afternoon talks by Dr Parish on her experiences. Attending are Mrs Chas Sedan and visiting societies from Indianapolis West Newton Brooklyn Waverly. All members urged to attend and bring a box lunch for themselves. Twelve hospital quilts by Mooresville Society to be exhibited. Service begins 4 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Rebecca Parrish
Mary Johnston Hospital
Manila
Parish
C. E. Asbury
Chas. Sedan
Indianapolis
West Newton
Brooklyn
Waverly
Mooresville Society
M. E
Alumni Banquet Held April 24 1920 At K of P Mall
The annual Alumni Banquet drew a large crowd of members and guests on April 24 1920 at the K of P Mall. A memorial by Soi on McNabb honored classmate Will Comer class of 1880 and Ervin Milhon paid tribute to Park Shepherd class of 1913. The Alumni Service flag was demobilized and a brief business session preceded a Drama Club program featuring a three act pantomime a one act pantomime and a fantasy followed by stunts and a frolic and a two course luncheon served to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P. Mall
Soion McNabb
Will Comer
Ervin Milhon
Park Shepherd
Hhalves
Horace M. Townsend
Doris Wilson
Lost a mate deer near Indianapolis in Indiana notice
Lost a mate deer with reward offered. Notify D. FE. Watson. RoC. box 427B in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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D. FE. Watson
Reward
R. Roc
Indianapolis
Mt Gilead Church Dedication In Madison Township
The New Christian Church at Mt Gilead Madison township was dedicated Sunday April 25 with Rev C W Cauble Indianapolis in charge. Miss Estella Griggs Brooklyn led music and the Mooresville Masonic Quartet sang. The $8000 debt free church raised a substantial sum that day and the Ladies Aid had contributed about 2100 toward the building fund. Pastor Rev Jason Tudor Monrovia praised for church progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Christian Church
Mt. Gilead
Madison Township
C. W. Cauble
Indianapolis
Estella Griggs
Brooklyn
Masonic Quartette
Moores
Vile
Ladies Aid
Jason Tudor
Monrovia
Brown Twp S S Convention at Mooresville Christian Church
The Brown Township Sunday School convention will meet at the Christian Church in Mooresville on Sunday, May at 2 PM. The program includes song, readings by Wm Ludlow, reports from department superintendents and nominating committee, a talk on The Children's Divisions by Mrs Belle Coonfield, an address The Value of the Standard by E T Albertson, prize awards for Highest Standard, and benediction by Mrs S K Marine. Thos W Taylor presides, Maury Reynolds secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Mooresville
Reading
Ludlow
Dept
Sone
Orville Templeton
Belle Coonfield
E. T. Albertson
A. H. Reynolds
R .D. Shirley
Jefferson Township
High School Commencement at Friends Church Honors Class of 80
Friday evening April 23 at the Friends Church marked commencement for the class of 80 with purple and white decorations. Clay’s Orchestra of Indianapolis provided music. Mr. Foley of Indianapolis delivered an informative talk on American Ideals to a crowded stage audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Church
Clay
Orchestra
Indianapolis
Foley
Court News: Alley Vacated and Miscellaneous Civil Actions
The Mooresville alley petition by Comer & Scear ce Co. was heard and the alley ordered vacated. Samy Coffman fined one dollar and sentenced to six months at the Penal farm for failure to support his wife, with two years probation requiring earnings to be handed to his wife and reported to court. The National City Bank v Clarence J Kirk favored the defendant. Rothrock cases dismissed. guardian matters and wills probated. New divorces listed for Emma Stephensen, Bonnie Bell, and Albert Losh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comer & Scearce Co
Mooresville
Samy Coffman
The
National City Bank
Clarence J. Kirk
Hubbard C. Rothrock
John Rothrock, Jr
Ellis Thornburry
Daniel Thornberry
Guardian
J. E. Overton
David Lydy
Wm. S. Coyner
Bonnie L. Bell
James M. Bell
Albert Losh
Allie Losh
Class Day Exercises Mark Commencement Week At High School
A High School class day program concluded commencement week with a school song Clauss valedictory and a collection of performances. Marguerite Hallam presented the piano solo and joined a vocal duet with Paul Harsey. Clarence Hadley read class history while Kenneth White spoke on wireless electricity. Katheryn Killian performed a Phillipine Islands piece and Maurice Macy delivered the class will. Halstead Monical sang a solo and Paul Harvey Voral offered a class prophecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Hallam
Fiava Lambert
Phillipine Islands
Katheryn Killian
Clarence Hadley
Kenneth White
Marguerite Hallin
Paul Harsey
Will
Maurice Macy
Prophecy
Paul Harvey Voral
Halstead Monical
Methodist Protestant Church Notices at Mooresville Morristown
Rev Will Payne to preach at Mooresville Sunday night and Antioch Sunday morning. Pastor to Morristown to assist Rev J M Baker at the Sird quarterly meeting. Indiana conference SS and CE Union to meet May 7 8 9 at Morristown. 7:30 PM service at Mooresville. Everyone invited. GEO W CARNES.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Protestant
Will Payne
Mooresville
Antioch
Morristown
Ind
J. M. Baker
Srd
S.S
C.e.uncan
Indiana
Geo.w. Carnes
A Pioneer Pear Tree in Gregg Township
A farmer notes a nine foot circumference pear tree four feet high in Gregg township, estimated fifty feet tall and seventy years old, still bearing good crops. He invites reports of any similar trees in Morgan county. Also mentions John Gibbs and Helen York attending DePauw alumni events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregg Township
Morgan County
Win
Scotten
Weekend Visits and Local Notices Across Town
Miss Norris Jessup of Earlham College and her Purdue brother Leland visited family. other trips included S O R convention attendance and Young People's work. Quarantines due to smallpox affected Everett Allen’s and Elvin Allen’s families. Funeral for Miss Gladys Rose held in Mt. E. Church. Local notices include a 116 acre farm for sale, an injury to Albert Stumpel from a vehicle accident, and community events at Mooresville venues supporting Armenian famine aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Jessup
Earlham College
Leland
Purdue
W. L. Jessup
Lois
Everett Allen
Elvin Allen
Lou Spoun
Gladys Rose
Perry Rose
Mt. E
Indianapolis
F .E. Carlisle
Thomas Jarrett
E. W. Day
Albert Stumple
A. W. Rusie
Wheeler and Wilson
Green Castle Bridge
Stumple
W. L. Thompson
Edith Hadley and Edgar Shirley Married in Star Tinsville
Miss Edith Hadley eldest daughter of Mrs Minnie Hadley and Edgar Shirley eldest son of Mr and Mrs R D Shirley were wed Friday in the Star Tinsville Presbyterian church Rev Arthur M Baker officiating They honeymooned in Bicknell with Mr and Mrs Ralph Tresslar and will reside with the bride's mother The couple are held in high esteem in the community with Mr Shirley active in local business and store ownership
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Hadley
Minnie Hadley
Edgar Shirley
R. D. Shirley
Startinsville
Arthur M. Baker
Presbyterian Church
Bicknell
Ralph Tresslar
Miss Hadley
Shirley
Merriman-Wasson
Times
Cook Thompson Wedding at Martinsville
Miss Clyda Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Thompson and Ralph Cook son of Mr and Mrs Charles Cook were married at Martinsville Friday afternoon by the M E Minister W W Tevis. The couple will live with their parents. Ralph served overseas with the Marines and now works with his father in the feed store business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyda Thompson
Mer
Thomas Thompson
Rualph Cook
Chas. Cook
Martinsville
Friady
M. E
W. W. Tevis
Ralph
Marines
Fatha
Keller Family Birthday Celebration at Stilesville
Mr Keller and family honored by Dr C C Keller at Stilesville with a birthday visit. Everet Keller and Mrs Weidner joined Dr and Mrs Keller for a Sunday gathering, and all extended wishes for many more happy birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Meese D. Keller
Br. Chester Keller
Meaurther Keller
Everet Keller
C. W. Weidner
C. C. Keller
Stilesville
A Good Record at School Honors Opal Handwork and Elizabeth Ferguson
Opal Handwork and Elizabeth Ferguson, 6th graders taught by Miss Katherine Harper, were neither absent nor tardy during the past school year and both were promoted to the 6A grade for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal
Elizabeth Ferguson
Katherine Harper
Marriage Licenses Across Mooresville and Indianapolis Areas
Licenses issued for several couples including Lidgar L Shirley and Bidiith Hadley of Mooresville Sialph L Cook and Clyda Thomp son of Mooresville Starkey Bates of Indianapolis and Brunette Parker of Morgan County Clarence C Marley and Orda Bess Rushton both of this city Henry W Kindred of Morgan County and Iva Lucille Scroggins this city Alva Trusty and Georgia Elizabeth Morgan both of Indianapolis John Fred Herman and Minnie Pennington both of this city Fount H Whitsell and Goldie E Hacker both of this city Carl Elis and Cilla L Whitesell both of this city Charles M Cooper and Grace Mahan both of Indianapolis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lidgar L. Shirley
Bidiith Hadley
Mooresville
Sialph L. Cook
Clyda Thompson
Starkey Bates
Indianapolis
Brunette Parker
Morgan County
Clarence C. Marley
Orda Bess Rushton
Henry W. Kindred
Morgan Co
Iva Lucille Scroggins
Alva Trusty
Georgia Elizabeth Morgan
John Fred Herman
Minnie Pennington
Fount H. Whitsell
Goldie E. Hacker
Carl Elis
Cilla L. Whitesell
Charles M. Cooper
Grace Mahan
For Sale Auction of Horses in Camby Indiana
Charles Boatright of Camby Indiana offers a selection of horses for sale including a 13 year old blind gelding a mare in her twenties a team of three four year olds and a large twelve year old horse all described as broke. The listing notes life and action for the pair and names the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life and Action
Charles Boatright
Camby
Ind
County Chairman Templeton Leads Salvation Army Fund Drive
O Templeton of the First National Bank was named county chairman to raise funds for Salvation Army relief work in the state. He plans a county and township mobilization ahead of the May 10 to 20 appeal directed by Franklin K Lane former Interior secretary. He stressed patriotic duty and the Army’s global aid in homes hospitals clinics and orphanages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Templeton
First National Bank
Salvation Army
Templeton
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Home Service
Tempiecton
Library hours resume after school term end
The library returns to 1 to 5:30 afternoon hours and 6:30 to 8:30 evenings, with Saturday 9 to 11 morning. Friday evenings excluded. Two winter closures incurred no late fees. patrons should return overdue books promptly. Libn Mrs Norris Talley and Asst Libn Mrs Edgar Shirley sign off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Talley
Edgar Shirley
Fire damages Woods residence on East Main Street
A Thursday morning roof fire at W. C. Woods home on East Main Street caused significant damage to the building and household goods despite a prompt fire department response. The cause remains unknown at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Woods
East Main Street
Hibbs Seeks Senate Nomination On Tax Law Reform
James Hibbs of Brazil announces candidacy for the Senate on reform of the present tax law. He would abolish the State appraisal board, its most objectionable feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Hibbs
Brazil
Ton Tha F Es
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MT. Gilead Church
Brown Twp
S. S
Court News
Clauss
Mooresville, Ind
Timothy
Tiny John Gibbs
Helen York
DePauw
Llorence
Steve
Mrs. Albert Coop
Ernest Harvey
Paul
George Townsend
Milton Cox
William Bray
Walter Morgan
E. T. Booker
Crawfordsville
John Cline
C. E. Smith
Bay View Club
Idle Hours
Armenian Famine Fund
Bay View
Wm. Wilson
Geo. Ade
Agnes Sickler
Elizabeth Miller
Lida Crawford
Lucia
Victrola
Gatli-Cruci
Elizabeth Scruggs
Shirley—Hadley
Cook—Thompson
Vias Dr , Din
Library Notes
Mooresville Building, Savings and Loan Association
E. F. Hadley
Secy-Treas
Farmers State Bank Building
Timly Business
United States
Hadley
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