Local Notes including sales and visits in Mooresville
Local items list sales and classifieds from Mooresville area. Notes include Fred Keller at home from Rockville sanitarium, Mrs. Walter Argo and her Indianapolis visit, quick meal stove for sale, Sadie Rager visiting Calvert, Howard Lindley at Blue Bluffs, fresh produce at E W Day, a county gathering at Mrs Van Farmer home, Margaret Brown visiting J A Shufflebarger, the Reriden family returning from Ohio to Mooresville, a picnic at Blue Cluffs, a Main Street property for sale by Will Elliott, concerns about speeding autos, Jersey brood sows lost, overgrown town alleys, sale of a Columbus rubber tired buggy by Dr E K Pfaff, Walk over baseball club at Plainfield, wheat thrashing reports, Mrs A W Farmer entertaining about thirty guests for her daughter Alma Albertson, grocery ad for E W Day, Mrs C L Hallam and two children returning from California, Indiana visitors to Lawrence and Likely families, Donald Alden buying into Smith Auto Co Martinsville, Jenjamin Woodward filing suit for damages over barbed wire, Helen Scearce returning from Eaton, John Money dies in east Washington St, remains shipped to Lisbon, J T Park accompanying family, sale of horse and harness by EF M Hadley, Geo R Scruggs store crowd and remodeling sale, Monroe Nursery offer through I E Sigenfriz’ Sons Co.
L T L Entertainment Praises at Friends Church
The L. T. L. program at the Friends church last Friday night drew praise for the children’s performances and an engaging talk by Mrs. Mix on L. T. L. work. Much credit goes to leader Mrs. Day for her tireless work with the children.
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the Friends Church
Democratic Nominees Named by Martinsville Convention
The Martinsville Democratic convention selected a county slate: Nathan Alan Whitaker for Morgan Circuit Court, Frank Rariden for prosecutor, William C. Deck for representative, W. W. Rosenbein for treasurer, Walter St. John for recorder, Eugene Haase for sheriff, F H. A. Blank for surveyor, with Dr. Frank Maxwell renominated as coroner and MM Hickey and IH Tiictnas as commissioners for the first and second districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Morgan
Nathan Alen Whitaker
Frank Rariden
Mooresville
William C. Deck
Madison Township
W. W. Rosenbeim
Adams Township
Walter St. John
Sherif Eugene Haase
Green Tp
H. A. Blank
Frank Maxwell
Hickey
Bethany Park Brims With Summer Attractions and Concerts
Bethany Park managers report strong early attendance as the season features Shakespeare from the Catha Wool I and VPlayers, DePauw School of Music performs LH Trovatore with Ralph Cook as lead tenor, and a Sunday concert program. Additional acts include Mrs. Almedia DB Weltz of Kokomo with two shows August 6 and 7, the Fife Concert Company with four performances August 10 11 and 7, the Ojibway Indians presenting scenes of life on August 18, and Hiawatha on Sunday evening.
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Pethany Park
Shakesveare
Catha Wool
DePauw School of Music
Rualph Cook
West
Almedia DB. Weltz
Kokome
Pethany
Lys. Waltz
Fife Concert Company
Farmer Banking Reform Calls for Cheaper Credit
A farmer with large investments complains the antiquated banking system forces him to pay the highest credit rates among nations. He notes daily wealth production and massive use of bank credit each season, arguing that lower rates would reduce production costs and living costs for both farmers and product buyers.
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Wis
Hess
Foot care tips from a bygone era and local society notes
The article blends home foot care advice with historical social notes. It urges daily bathing and fresh stockings, discusses materials like silk and gauze, and provides recipes for foot powders and balms. It also covers bunions, corns, and flatfoot remedies, plus a long column of local visiting and church events from the community.
W C T U Meeting At Sumner Home In August
The W C T U will meet at Mrs. Mattie Sumner's home on the first Tuesday in August. Program includes songs All Hail the Power and Throw Out the Life Line, scripture reading Sada Day, prayers, business, and papers by Sallie Sellers and others. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirs
Mattie Sumner
Old Settlers Meeting Scheduled for August at Menden Hall Grove
The regular old settlers meeting will be held the second Tuesday in August, the 13th, at the same venue as last year Menden hall's grove east of town.
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Old Settlers
Mendenhall's Grove
Old settlers meet and August gathering set
The meeting led by N C Williams will take place in Conduitt grove east of town next Tuesday with a second session planned for the second Tuesday of August in Mendenhall's grove east of town. The item also notes a reward for return of a vehicle part and lists attendees of an auto party hosted by C W Fulton and W A Vancanon, plus notices on dental visits and a camp near the General Sheridan tree in Tulare Cal.
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A. H. Mills
Tulare
Cal
Banks Expand Loans and Deposits Amid Stable Cash
The 7 372 national banks report nearly ten billion dollars in resources with deposits around six thousand million and loans near six thousand million. Cash remains about one thousand million while deposits and loans grow, signaling higher credit and business activity as banks convert loan money into deposit currency.
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United States
A Lawn Party Plan for Teens with Pink Green Theme
A club of seven seeks ideas for a joint party for boys and girls aged 12 to 15. Decorate with pink and green carnations and flowers, serve pink and green ice cream and small cakes, and assign pink carnations to wear. Include croquet match games and potential prizes, plus outdoor sports such as tennis and archery if available.
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Club of Seven
Soup Course at Dinner Party Question
A reader asks if the soup course is the sole offering in a progressive dinner or if accompaniments like celery olives or bread are served with it. The inquiry seeks clarification on standard components of a soup course in such meal formats.
Local Socials and Accident Notes From Town
Miss Edith Barr bought a new Emerson piano this week. Miss Sarah McNeely visited relatives in Bloomsington on Wednesday morning. Miss Fave A Marlett of Clayton, visiting her aunt Mrs. H M Smith, returned home Tuesday afternoon. W Fy fladley slipped on I W Day’s grocery step last Friday evening and strained his right ankle.
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Bethany Assembly
Wilson & White
Grant McPherson
Red Oak
Iowa
Clara McPherson
Edith Barr
Emerson
Sarah McNeely
Bloomsington
Miss Fave A Marlett of
Clayton
H. M. Smith
I. W. Day's
W. Fy Fladley
Administrator's Sale of Personal Property at Mooresville
The administrator of the estate of Frank W. Matthews will sell at public auction on Saturday at 1 30 p m at the deceased's Mooresville residence. Items include work horses milch cow wagon harness hay straw cultivator plows sleds chains hooks and more with terms of cash for under five dollars and six months credit for larger sums upon notes with security. Auctioneer Jeff T Park conducts the sale.
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Frank W. Matthews
Morgan County
Indiana
Mooresville
L. A. Shanafelt
Admr
Jeff. T. Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. F. Hadley
Fred Keller
Rockville Sanitarium
Walter Argo
Young Son
Indianapolis
G. A. Keller
Sadie Rager of
Anderson
J. P. Calvert and
Howard Lindley
Blue Bluffs
E. W. Day’s
Jone
W. HO
Airs. van. Farmer
Margeret Brown
Mt. Gilead
J. A. Shufflebarger
Charles Reriden
Ohio Eary
Howe
Ira Sink
T. W. Randall
Blue Cluffs
West Main Street
Will Elliott
O. ©. Thompson
Columbus
E. K. Pfaff
Indiana Dogs School
Plainfield
A. W. Farmer
Alis
Kya Albertson
Whittier, Cel
E. W. Day
C. L. Hallam
Twly
Marguerite
California
F. A. Likely
T. So. Lawrence
Donald Alden
Harriet Alden
This Place
Smith Auto Company
Calvert
Jenjamin Woodward
Rees Coster
Ida Fogleman
Helen Scearce
Eaton
Miss Armstrong
John Money
East Washington Street
Lisbon
Boone County
J. T. Park
M. Hadley
Geo R. Seruges
Celerks
Scruggs
Monroe Nursery
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I. E. Sigenfriz’ Sons Company
Monroe, Mich
L. T. L. Entertainment
Bethany Park
Eas
Lalth
Lal
Monrovia
Zoe Tansey
Austin Dillon Home
Arthur Rushton
Calvin Williams
Rev
A. K. Clark
Jas. Bayliss
Elmer Cox
Cartersburg
Rev. Knight
Robert Dixon
Lembs Creek
K. O. Best
B. Ballard
Kate
Mathrine Ballard
B. Johnson
John Short
F, B. Holiday
A. J. Montague
Ales
B. R. Johnson
Johnson Deng
Iobean and
Harvey
Mis
Ion Tiuet End Vites Madden
Craig
Miss Lemming
Inclanpelis
Ed Posey
Iarterioen
Atvs
Hizaveth Hubbard
W. G. Pray
Suesis Air
Earnest Kenworthy
Ekmer Kenworthy
H. He. Hubbard
Henler
Ira Rushton
Ray
Center Valley
Mort McCracken
Everett Henley
Geo. Rushton
Main and
Mill Streets
West Union
Win. Wooden
Mayme
Hall
John Kirkham
A. H. Pitkin
M. E
Bethesda
W. C. T. U. Meeting
OLD Settlers Meeting
N. C. Williams
Conduitt Grove
Mendenhall’s Grove
Times Office
C. W. Fulton
W. A. Vancanon
Laura Pullaman
Bluffton
A. T. Hart
Lafayette
Harry Fulton
New York
Charles Merriman
Will Ferguson
Cc. W. Fulton
A. W. Reagan
Lois Hollowell
Helen Voncanon
Louis G. Poehis
Drs. Thompson & Magenheimer
Merchants
J. P. Calvert
F. M. Hadley
Emma Thompson
Robert Smith
Norris McPherson
Womens Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Chas. Swearengin
Roosevelt
Town Board Room
D. B. Johnson
J. 8. Comer
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