Reception for Ex-Gov Hanly at Moorerville banquet
A reception honors ex Governor Hanly in Moorerville with Mrs Cavisto hosting. About fifty guests attend as Adel Del reports, and a banquet with chicken crpper is served. The event includes a prohibition topic address and an evening at the M E church with an AFR Tianiv speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hanly
Moorervills
C. GC. Cavisto
Ero
Hallam
Hanis
Voi
Caine
Roberts Poespandire
Clifton Furnas
M.eb
Snow couple memories traced through Civil War era life
RS MRS C F Snow and Mrs J F Snow are noted in a family obituary style item. Born in Moorseville Arg in 1816, she was a daughter of Meon Hobson. She married Esse F Snow Mar 2867 and served as a Civil War soldier’s wife, later moving with her husband across towns and states before settling in Cawber City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F
Snow
Mepdey
Cawkeor City
Wen
Plath
Coutheueest
Mooresville
Shea
Meon Hobson
Esse F. Snow
Myr. Snow
Snedel sale offers half price coals and 20 percent on all goods
One week sale begins Marday the Sth and Jesting until Sestuidar night. Coals half price and all other goods 20 percent off. Joe donates 5c per dollar of sales to the M E church for the pipe organ. Rest Room committee clears odor does not originate there. Dry wood for sale. Phone 22 83 Charles Wrightsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
M. E. Church
Viola Hinson Brown
Maude Slaughter
Nurss
City Hospital
Myre
Clare iXelly
Sue
Charles Wrightsman
Yam killing and dressing hogs for the public
Notice places Thomas Prescott at the corner of Harrison and Madison Streets selling dressed hog carcasses for public purchase at the same location as in prior events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Prescott
Harrison and
Madison Sts
Local Items Highlight Daily Life And Notices
Local notices report births and sickness among residents Flora Rariden and Dr A J Pivloon fall ill Mrs Solie Terzeg is very poor I B Ballard seeks culoniobile licenses A baby boy and girl born to Abs Gren Madloey Twins born January 7 H C Lesarce travels to Cincinnati and visits relatives Thel Theodore Remine Mer o and Z Russ return from Indianapolis Community events include a revival and a club dinner Fresh pork sausage appears at White Star Co Church attendance urged Recent farm hand Wanted and Laton visits by Mrs Orpha Shuler
Local notices mix in town life and obits
A jumble of snippets records Hardy town happenings. Mentions of a drafted Chicago university football foe, a soldier returning from the Mexican border, a fireman’s long service anniversary, births deaths and funerals, revival meetings, repairs and ads for wood and pork sausage.
A Clever Trick At Aurora Ales Leads To Surprise Dinner
The incident began with a front door secured and other exits belted. Sunday school teachers and former members climbed a side window at the Friends church, entered the dining room, and took possession. After days Aly and Mrs Moiesu returned unlocked the door and found lights on, revealing Lee pastor as leader in the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora Ales
Friends Church
Mr. Morgan
Aly
Moiesu
Lee
Library Board Meeting Elects Officers for Year
Library board met Monday night in regular session. After routine business officers for the ensuing year were elected with Dr. Co L Haslam as vice president and Rees Coster also re elected. Secretary Mrs W E H Sage. Committees to be appointed next month by the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. L. Haslam
Rees Coster
W. E H. Sage
Marriage Licenses List Mixed Names and Incoherent Entries
The fragment lists several marriage licenses with numerous misspellings and unclear names including Sullivan Kinness to Myrtle Keeler and Maurice Baker to Alta Roldisen. It notes occupations and parental lines in a garbled fashion from Jefferson Thatevder and EC Predmean, indicating a county city context and farmer references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Bank Officers Re-Elected at First National Bank Meeting
The annual stockholders meeting re-elected the current officers and directors for another year. Officers: Geo R Serugeys president, B T Anderson vice president, JF L Leathers cashier, W O Shuttlebareer assistant cashier. Directors: Geo R Seruges, EF db Anderson, J D Sellars, Dr C L Hallam, John Gibbs, P B Reoker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Geo. R. Serugeys
T. Anderson
Jf. TH. Leathers
W.O. Shuttlebareer
Tashier
Geo. R. Seruges
Db Anderson
Lecture Next Monday Evening by Howard Plattenburg
The fourth lecture in the series will be delivered Monday evening January 1 by Howard Plattenburg at the Christian church. The speaker is noted as a lecturer of consequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Howard Plattenburg
Veteran Mooresville Lawyer Surrenders Office and Books
Thomas a longtime Justice of the Peace in Madison township aged 76 turned over his law books and office furniture to Squire Mendenhall on Monday and left for the County home near Martinsville. Mendenhall now has the books and property for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kk. Thomas
Booker Block
Squire H. B. Mendenhall
Martinsville
Mooresville
Thomas
Madison Township
Squire Mendenhall
Subscriptions Trend Noted in Carlisle Orders
Brief items show Mrs. Mattie C. Goff of Oklahoma and Chas Sellars of Indianapolis involved in a subscriptions fad with KF and BE initials mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Mattie C. Goff
Oklahoma
Chas, Sellars
Indianapolis
Reading The Appreciation of Bird Life At School Hall
The assembly hall was full as Vivep Tfal ley of Monrovia read an exceptional paper on The Appreciation of Bird Life. He described his bird studies, winters in Wisconsin, and a museum collection at Bartham. The talk was prepared for a previous meeting at Rusnaville. Ladies performed Po Lite Lamb, a negro lullaby, and joined with a verse of Ole Sweet Song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivep Tfalley
Monrovia
Barkham College
Tie
Wisrda
Joung
Bartham
Ilis
S An Angebon Sessery
Rusnaville
Back to the land talk vs modern farming ideals
A neighbor from Mooresville plans late potato farming, clashing with old methods and new mechanization. The piece notes changing farm conditions since factory era and critiques city dwellers returning to rural life, amid a local library supper attended by the Men’s Chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuo
Hivire
Mooresville
Peirys
L. Cc. L
Heating stoves offered at last year prices by W Wilson
Local ad offers a wide range of heating stoves at prices from last year. Prospective buyers are invited to visit the shop and inspect models and deals in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. Wilson
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C. F. Snow
Flora Rariden
A. J. Pivloon
Soliie Terzeg
I. BE. Ballard
Abs. Gren
Madloey
Jan. Sth
H.C. Lesarce
Cincinnati
Atvs
Judia S
Mer.o
Z. Russ
Ffendersen
Orlanda Iebson
Abexnearder Ffendereson
Welk
Eb Moe
Rirs
William Pfriester
Cherries Sellars
First Nationel Bank
Jersey
T. Ronnie
Pyr
A. Cablahen
A Vounez Dauiter
Mer
Mimie Marsh
White Star Co
Country Club
Mr. and Airs. C. Ta. Wallam
Co. L. Trailam
Marguerite
Perry Tully
Plainfield
F. WF .Trarvey
Wavegly
Orpha Shuler
Laton
Ind
W. O. Saufflebarger
White Ash
Kentucky
the Comer & Scearce CO
Mooresville, Ind
Ris
al i Rvanedsen
C Ieego University
Mire
Ovenirer
Harry Wolfe
Signal Corps
Biome
Tinos Offic
Horn Raiiden
O. Hy. Mills
Purdue University
Lafayette
Prof
Horace and
Wallace
Nliece
Irvin Marsh
Wemers Club
W. H. Hendersony
Reeves
W. H. Wilson
Clay Sts
S. Owen
Orger OF
Hastern
Naomi
Indianapels
Lene Poosort
Dociaencatis
Saletack
Black Wood
Flora Reriden
AL YY Far Ter
Lorane
Minis
Indianenalis
Ri Arnold
Wirgin Subberman
Leanah Hobson
Sirs. Hobscen
W. H. Henderson
Margaret Shufflebarger Brown
Lakage
Alps
Phleoury Thornberry
Om W
Main Street
Agen
Reiue
Elock
Salem
Johnson County
Jason Tudor
Alomovia
Victor Brown
Wolfstuien
Mon
J. A. Saufflebarger
and Mere
Sam Watecn
Shufffleparger
Wensley
Brooklyn
James Shuffiebarger
Sam Snufflebarger
Jane Tolliver and Son
Fuinera
Greenfield
Sak Vick
AEW
Harry Wilsoe
Library Board
Pape
Parent
Waldo E. Stein
Wilson's Jewelry Store
Oliver
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