Bay View Club Program and Anniversary Observance
The Bay View Club met with Mrs. Crawford on January 29 with thirteen members answering roll call. Program covered origins of dance music, Irish jig, Highland fling, Mazurka, Hungarian Dance, Valse Venitienne, and two instrumental duets. Merideth Nicholson life and Lady Larkspur review. Mr Nicholson on Efe and publication of works read by Mrs Sut ton. Refreshments served at Wool Smithman’s. Harry Hadley anniversary party hosted about forty guests with Valentine themed decor and a small musical program by local performers. Out of town guests included families from Franklin and Indianapolis.
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Bay View Club
Crawford
Merideth Nicholson
Margaret Thornberry
Verna Milner
Merideth Nichholson
Lady
Harry Hadley
Elvin Wheeler
Donald Pridge
Allister Dolen
Wallace Mins
Thrace Townsend
Raymond Gregory
Ervin Latta
Denzel Deer
Harveys Deer
Franklin
Donald Gridee
Harrs Wesslar
Berkshire pigs change hands at Agshlind farm sale
Local sale at Goxssarad Farm of Agshlind reports new owners possess rough bred Berkshire hogs and an unrelated batch of cattle.
First National Bank of Monrovia Plans New Home
The First National Bank of Monrovia announces plans to move to a larger building at Rest Offer Corner to better serve the community. They describe a modern banking house with a meeting room, safety deposit vault, and improved facilities for public service, reflecting growth since 1910.
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First National Bank OF
Monrovia Bank
Parose
Urs
Stare Necessa d Ie
Mike Banking
Bannk
Financial Store
Ite
Parents and teachers meet. local talks and hospital news
A small crowd attended the Tuesday parent teachers meeting. Indiana pages mention talks by Callicot and updates on Mrs. McPherson hospital care. A birthday dinner for Levi Ballard and a fire incident are noted, with obituaries and funeral arrangements for local residents including W. Comer of Los Angeles and family connections from Mooresville.
Court News Juries Drawn for February Term
Jury Commissioner Smith Johnson and A M Smith have drawn the fraud and petit juries for the February term. Grand jurors named include Charles Winke Green township Lew Brewer Ray Luther Crews Monroe township C Justice Wash township James Parke Wash township Michael Cohn Wash township Robin Hadley Brown township Chas Beasley Brown township C O Tumey Jeff township Robert J Rodgers Gregg township John H Rothrock Clay township Roy Moulton Clay township Homer Hays Ashland township Wm A Duckworth Ray township Crapernes Plubbard Brown township Isaac M Kenworthy Monroe township John S Whitaker Jr Wash township Atos Granholt Wash township Robert W Brown Wash township.
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Smith Johnson
A. M. Smith
Charles 3G Winke
Green
Lew Oe
Brewer
Ray
Luther Crews Monroe
C. Justice
Wash
James Parke
Michael Cohn
Robin Hadley
Brown
Chas. Beasley
C. O. Tumey
Jeff
Robert J. Rodgers
Gregg
John H. Rothrock
Clay
Roy Moulton
Homer Hays
Ashland
A. Duckworth
Crapernes Plubbard
Isaac M. Kenworthy
Monroe
John S. Whitaker Jr
Atos Granholt
Robert W. Brown
Guest Day of W F M S at Mrs Comer’s Home
The Wo mans Foreign Missionary Society held a guest day meeting at Mrs J E Comer’s home on Wednesday afternoon with strong attendance. Mrs Sabury of Indianapolis shared impersonations from Jubilee meetings in Boston and spoke on potential local projects to support foreign missionaries. A social time followed.
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Womans Foreign Missionary Society
J. E. Comer
Sabury
Indianapolis
Boston
Marriage Licenses and Auction Notice for February 1920
Marriage licenses listed for Archie King and Ruth Nolti of Indianapolis Romy Barrick and Violadine Scott of this city Eli Russell and Mary Dheruman of Morgan County James Newman and Vera Denis of Parke County Auction announced by Townsend & Son in Friendswood Indiana at 1 p.m. Friday February 15 1920 selling black locust line posts and brace posts.
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Archie Roy King
Ruth Ellen Nolti
Indianapolis
Ind
Romy
Barrick
Violadine Scott
Eli Archie Russell
Mary Catherine Dheruman
Morgan Co
James Herbert Newman
Vera M. Denis
Parke County
Friendswood
Townsend & Son
High price offered for iron and hides by Bernstein
Buyer offers 12.00 per ton for iron with 159 ton order and guaranteed weight. Call or bring iron to meet the high price. Supports buying all kinds of hides. Phone 192. P Bernstein.
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Iam
P. Bernstein
Public Sales Announced for Farms Near Brookiver and Manrevia
Public notices list two farm sales. Tavior TGeasley and Frank Lowry schedule a sale at the Wm. Swooe farm 3 12 miles east of Brookiver at 10 A M Feb 10 with horses cows corn hay oats and implements. Cay W Hadley and Robbins Lecter plan a sale 11 ½ miles north and 1 ¼ miles west of Manrevia at 1 A M Feb 14 including horses cows hogs corn hay straw fodder implements and some household goods. Also report illness in the Randall family and an advance opening of Spruce Hats on Valentine Day by Lyon & Lyon.
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Tavior Tgeasley
Frank Lowry
Brook- Iver
Times
Cay W. Hadleyv
Robbins Lectter
Manrevia
High School Notes and Local Sports Update
Maurice Macy reports Indiana University bound Benjamin Anderson after a high school semester. Ronnie Moyer and Floyd Thompson visited. H C Scearce spoke on Essentials in Success. Flu and smallpox affect enrollment. M H H S beat Litton 2 20 in a hard game. Martinsville trip tonight. Townsend and Wilk out with flu.
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Maurice Macy
Benj. Anderson
Indiana University
Ronnie Moyer
Floyd Thompson
H. C. Scearce
Blue and Gold
Martinsville
Wope
Townsend
van Wilk
Barber Shop Moves to New Bank Building Opening
John Smith moves his barber shop to the basement room of the First National Bank Building this week. The shop opens Saturday with an invitation to the public. Tuesday of next week is opening day with ladies special gifts of cold cream and a modern sanitary setup featuring white woodwork steam heat and shower baths.
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John Smith
First National Bank
Town Board Meeting Petitions for Street Filing Approved
Town board in regular session Tuesday received petitions to file High Main Washington and Indiana streets and acted on them favorably. A bill for groceries for families of recent smallpox cases was considered but not authorized for town payment.
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Viling High
Main
Washington
Indiana Sts
Farm Bureau Drives Morgan County Membership Push
A three member committee treks through Morgan County to boost Farmers Association membership aiming for 2,000 by March. Meetings end February, Martinsville hosts annual officer election and year in review. Junior Farmers group to enroll youths 10 to 21 with $1 annual dues for club work and shows.
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H. R. Nevins
John Switz
C. C. Dow
Morgan County Farmers’ Association
Martinsville
Indiana
Junior Farmers’ Association
Mooresville and Paragon Farm Bureau Meeting
Mr. K. Kelley will speak at the Morgan County Farm Bureau meeting in Mooresville and Paragon. Farmers and their wives from Brown and Ray townships and surrounding areas are urged to attend at Paragon City Hall on February 7 at 3 00 PM.
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K. Kelley
Mooresville
Paragon
Morgan County Farm Bureau of Farmers’ Association
Brown and Ray
Paragon City Hall
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