Exhibit Showcases Antique Wood Milling Tools at Wil son Bros
An old wooden rye vieidel and a wooden wheat grinder, built largely of wood, are on display in the window of Wilson Bros Hardware. The rye grinder was acquired by Biron Pittey and Samuel Moore. Simon Hadley is noted as the grandfather of AL Mo Hedtes Civera from Maan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Bros. Hardware
Mooresville
Biron Pittey
Puredias End Os
Samuel Moore
Simon Hadley
AL Mo Hedtes Civera
West Maan Street
Poe Family Reunion at Town Park This Sunday
The Poe reunion will be held at the town park here Sunday. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Jerry Poe.
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Poe
Auurust
Jerry Poe
Household goods for sale listing near Monroe
Household goods for sale including Lares rocker oak dresser and buffer baby bedstead and mattress dining table and chairs wood stove hooker sideboard and other items. Includes a vapor stove and related hardware. Located near N Monroe street. contact for details.
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de Treit
N. Monroe
Local Visitors span days at Wood Plerstersonm
Nodsaep and Gary visit their relatives for several days. Mead Mes Hobart Cosand and Miss W S Bawa Cot Hiern Culbertson join from Yer a ae Kosteh Tatipocu to see Miuidinkie aba daughter. The group also visits Wood Plerstersonm and family.
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Mead
Hobart
Hiern Culbertson
Old Settlers Meeting Marks 53rd Morgan Area Reunion
The 53rd annual Old Settlers reunion for Morgan Johnson Marion and Hendricks counties concluded with a pleasant day. The Mooresville band played well and the merry go round entertained children while a lack of a guest speaker disappointed some attendees. An antiques exhibit showcased varied items including copper pieces and a spinning wheel with notes of age and origin.
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Morgan
Johnson
Marion
Hendricks
Mooresville
Tyre Gee
Rome
Gaspiaveat
Merry Etter
Andy
Recital Highlights Student Performances at Local Musec Event
Theomauisie turdis of Mrs Bert Bones Coropbetesd Mar su Timner course in teuiste last Week ned wave og Pecitad apothie Meehodiss of hhe Moaoneday eve erdua. Pupils Virginia Harvey and others contributed solos and small ensemble pieces, earning encouragement and confidence from the audience of parents and friends. The evening showcased growing talent and dedication among the younger pupils, amid remarks on practice and future study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turdis
Bert Bones
Timner
Vasiters
Virginia Harvey
Fieanor Johnson
Mildred Mills
Dorothy Sheets
Helen Wilson
Dphavid Johnson
Sarah Margaret Kendall
Karl Marine
Margaret White
Louis
Local Social Notes and Household Visits Reach Across Towns
A long, chatty column details visits from Elvenaegills and family in Martinsville and Monrovia, travels of Mrs. J. Woodlees and Miss Ruth, and mentions of siblings Willam Scotten and Chester Harvey. It notes a coal oil stove explosion at Mr. McQueen's house on South Street and lists numerous local visitors.
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Mr. McQueen
South Street
Bliz
Files Suit On Old Judgment And Divorce Actions
David Cohn sues Thomas B. Preston in circuit court asking for 349.75 and 750 plus 6 percent interest from August 20, 1913, due to a 43.73 judgment and 7.60 costs. divorce suit filed by Izizga Sawyer against Archie Sawyer cites marriage on March 24 1918 and cruel treatment. H Green sues H W Gossard over 147.09 in merchandise with payment slow, seeks 150 judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cohn
Thomas B. Preston
Circuit Court
Squire Lawson Brown
Washington Township
Ihizga Sawyer
Eliza Scott
H. Green
H. W. Gossard
Acc
Man Commits Suicide After Barbershop Visit
Stanley Ennis aged five died after shooting himself with a Smith and Wesson revolver at the steps of the TL O O hall near Pleas Mills dry goods. He had earlier bought the gun at Wilson's Sound Ware. He died at his home in Carliste after ambulance transport. Funeral services were held at Union church east of Martinsville.
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Stanley Ennis
Yeser
Eloek Alom
Rh Woods
Wilson
Smith and Wesson
TL. O. O. Fo
Pleas Mills Dry Goods
Heddo
Union Church
Martins Ville
Milton Henderson
Mero Ennis
Morgan County Approves State Tax Board Assessment Changes
The Morgan County Board of Review and eight other counties approved tax assessment changes ordered by the state tax board. Morgan County imposed a 24 percent increase on household goods in Martinsville and Mooresville. Ten boards of review across ten counties had refused to approve the recommendations, leading the tax board to issue new orders. in four counties the changes were withdrawn after additional information.
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Morgan County Board of Review
State
Tax Board
Morgan County
Martinsville
Mooresville
Boards of Review
County Council Allocates Funds for Court Boiler and Barn
The county council met at the court house on Tuesday and appropriated 1800 for a two man boiler at the courthouse and 3300 for re roofing the county farm barn. A large crowd attended a funeral at M F Church last Friday for Mrs Jammer Bar Gen who died Wednesday afternoon. A life long friend conducted the service with a candle light vigil and floral offerings noted from multiple local residents. Turiah was reported in the Mooresville meters.
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J. al Shuthebarger
Arminda Robinson
Blar Creek
Shullebarger
Rufus Trellar
Bhiar Creek
Lurial
Mt. Pleasant
Court Heas
Court House
M. F
Jammer Bar
Ro Seruges
Charles Comper
Tadoh Cook
Levin Latta
Percy Plondper
Hank Smith
Pert Cox
Mes
Wall Evers
Vnde Calvert
Tte Shepard
Daisy Walters
Dundianapolis
Turiah Wis
Mooresville
Richmond Couple Announces Engagement for September
George Townsend of this town and Ruth Ferguson of Richmond announce their engagement with a September wedding to be set later. Ferguson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Will Ferguson, a Morton High School and Purdue University graduate, Townsend son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Townsend. He plans to attend M. C. A. College in Chicago next year.
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Oc Richmond
George Townsend O
Ruth Ferguson
Richmond
Miss Ferguson
J. Will Ferguson
Morton High School
Purgue Universiy
George Townsend
R. Co. Townsend
Barthamenhere
M. Cl A. Colley
Chicago
Townsend
Barthacaiese
Campaign Against Barberry Began in Morgan County
H M s Suffrage and C D Goodale agents of the United States Department of Agriculture and Purdue University started a farm to farm survey in Morgan County on Monday to locate and exterminate common and purple barberry bushes. The effort aims to prevent black stem rust affecting small grains and to follow an Indiana conservation ruling. Report any bushes or rust areas to County Agent T C Cravens or federal agents for cooperation.
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C. D. Goodale
United States Department of Agriculture
Purdue University
Morgan County
Martinsville
Indiana Department of Conservation
Indiana
Barberry
T. C. Cravens
Peach Orchard At Hobbs Johnson Opens For Season Near Mooresville Ind
The Hobbs Johnson Orchard Co a 45 acre peach orchard two miles west of Mooresville Ind announces a mature crop of very fine peaches. Prices will be higher than last year with larger fruit due to favorable season. Peaches sold at the orchard with packing house expanded to handle customers promptly. Champions ripen about the 28th and last about three weeks Yellow peaches ten days later. Open every evening except Sunday to accommodate workers. Orchard closed Sundays. Johnson Sec Treas. For rent one farm of five acres inquire James W Phutnimer. Corn for sale phone.
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Hobbs-Johnson Orchard Co
Mooresville
Ind
Sociocek
Johnson
Sec-Treas
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Carl White
Washington, D. C
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New York City
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Valley Mills
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Gary
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the W. Jesse
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Mero
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Turkey Run
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Indianapolis
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Robert Shepard
Thelma
South Bend
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Luzine Tiuncher
First National Bank
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Selle
Vo Johnson
Peruonad
Atlaetie
James W. Phutnimer
POL
Mooresville, Indiana
State Banking Department
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