School Notes and Debates Highlight Weekly Activities
Editor notes entertainments by Swiss Bell Pingers delight the community. Seniors plan a Friday afternoon program to cheer Freshmen after exams. Mumps delay clears. Miss Burton remains out. Debates in American history and Junior teams face undecided results. Harold Conk and Albert Taylor recover. Hopewell game looms. Mooresville meet debaters scheduled Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Burton
Harold Conk
Albert Taylor
Commercia
Hopewell
Mooresville
Pythian Sisters Entertained at Mooresville Country Home
Forty Pythian Sisters of Mooresville gathered at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. M Sturm on Wednesday evening. A substantial supper provided by the ladies preceded music and games, with piano and Edison performances and friendly chatter filling the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooresville
First National Bank Stockholders Reelect Directors
The stockholders held their annual meeting Tuesday at the bank and re-elected the directors and offices from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Store Room Sold With Steers Open Deal
Property row occupied by Sbrs Maguire Dioatrights grocery and nest murket sold to Pala Bernstein for 2 leg ash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pipsant
Sbrs
Maguire Dioatrights Grocery
Nest Murket
Pala Bernstein
Mooresville Lodge to Elect Trustee at Feb. Meeting
Mooresville Lodge No. 78 will elect one three year trustee at its next regular meeting on Feb. 14 1419. Swiss Bell Ringers performed twice at Friends church for library fund raising with crowds, including schoolchildren. A home exchange deal and several local notices follow, including sports results and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooresville
A. M
K. FL Jones
Friends Church
Fragmentary Family Notices From Old Franklin Ledger
A series of odd names and relationships appear in fragmented form. Mentions include William OP Cash and Anna Loise Brown, a stationery engineer daughter of John P. Brown, and Geo W Turk with Minnie May Turk as her parent. Other lines reference various farmers, moulders and spouses with unclear connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William OP Cash
Anna Loise Brown
Dle
Franklin
John PL Brown
John E. James
Minnie May Turk
Geo. W. Turk
Oscar O. Tiastints
Anna Br. Cow
Chauneyv Pean Bowney
Baden Sliften
Jeaynes
Kentucky
Pal © Pleas Pacer
May
Kenworthy Gray Roumiet Wedding in Painteld and Monrovia
Miss Moude Kenworthy united in marriage to Bev C Kenworthys son of Mr and Mrs tarlan Kenworthy of Monrovia at Painteld on a Wednesday evening. The ceremony was performed by Alex Mars Jessup in the presence of Mrs Jacob Gridith and intimate friends Miss Esther Latta and Norris Jessup. After a wedding trip to Kentucky the couple will live in Monrovia where Mr Kenworthy operates a hardware business with his father. The bride is a Mooreville high school graduate who has lived with Mr and Mrs Henry Conduitt and has many local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ford
Kokamo
Kokomo
Ford and Donnelly Foundry
Coles of Chicago
Carl
Haynes Automobile Co
Army
Purdue
Buick
Awa
Camp Hancock
Cadet Corps
Reserve Officers’ Corps
Haynes Auto Co
Mary Jones
Jones
Portland
Horace Jones
Anderson
C. A. Ford
Harry Ford
Ase Belle Jones
Fort Wayne
Lenore Lawrence
Maoures- Ville
Lawrence
Norris Jessup
Kentucky
Wenworthy
Monrovia
Mooresville High School
Henry Conduitt
Mesa
Birthday Dinner Honors Springfield Father at 65
A six o clock dinner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Philip Bernstein celebrated the 65th birthday of Mr Wooll LeGrand of Springfield IL visiting daughters. Attendees included many local residents who shared music readings gifts and cake with small candles on the three section cake indicating his age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Bernstein
Emma Carter
LeGrand
W. FP. Yyadles
Ben Cooper
Than Carter
W. L. Thompson
Fred Cooper
W. C. Woods
John Cosand
Merl Park
Geo. Marley
Frank Mendenhall
F. E. CarHste
Ashley Cooper
Schooley
This Place
D. B. Johnson
Indianapols
Golden Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Pointer
Mr and Mrs William Pointer of near Joppa celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Sunday January 17. Relatives from the immediate family honored them with a gift of a vietrola presented by their three children.
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Ami
William Pointer
Near Joppa
Janith
Car fatality at interurban barn claims Harry Kaylor
Harry Kaylor of Freisner place on West Main street was crushed between a car and a post at the interurban car barn shortly after 6 am Friday. He tried to board the first car of the morning en route to Nordyke and Marmon in Indianapolis. He leaves a widow and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kaylor
Freisner
West Main Street
Nordyke and Marmon’s
Indianapolis
Printing Daze at the Times of 2
A brief note recalls a chaotic printing day at the newspaper press. Editors and printers scrambled to fix misprints after a late edition deadline.
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Times of 2
Public Installation Of Officers Of Eastern Star
Members of the Eastern Star opened their lodge doors Wednesday evening to witness the installation of officers. Mrs Martha Zeroc her acted as installing officer and Mrs Olive Mather as marshal. All but three officers were present and installed. Officers include Mrs S S Sutton, Miss Leorah Wall A M, Mrs Etta Wilson secretary, Mrs Myrtle Rusie treasurer, Miss Pearl Sellars asst conductor, Miss Hattie Rogers chaplain, Mrs Pearl Williams organist, Leonard Hadley warden, and Star Points Ada Hazel Fields Ruth Ora Jackson Esther Nora Smith Martha Elva Antrim Electa Ida Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Martha Zerocher
Irvington
Olive Mather
Naomi
Sutton
C. L. Hatha
Wea
Leorah Wall A. M
Etta Wilson
Myrtle Rusie
Grace Coster
First National Bank of Martinsville Makes Honor Roll
The First National Bank of Martinsville is placed on the national Honor Roll of banks as its surplus equals its capital stock. The Farmers State Bank in Martinsville has held Honor Roll status since July 1918 with surplus of 35,000 equal to its capital. The Farmers State Bank also serves as collateral agent for the United States and holds War Savings Stamps and U S Certificates of Indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
United States
Martinsvile Republican
Farmers State Bank
Martinsville
Methodist Church Services and Events Notice
The Methodist Episcopal Church lists Sunday activities on January 14 including Class meeting at 9 36 Public Worship at 10 30 with the sermon Throw a Line and Sunday School at 9 20 Epworth League at 9 00 The Likely Club met with Mrs H C Seebree on Thursday afternoon.
Farmers Institute at Mooresville Library January 30 1929
The Farmers Institute at Mooresville Public Library on January 30 promises practical discussions and knowledge exchange. R A Ogg will speak on farming, marketing, and crops while Eva B Rohbeck addresses homemaking topics for both town and country households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Institute
Mooresville Public Library
R. A. Ogg
Greencastle
Ogg
Green County
Eva B. Rohbeck
Coal Trade Expands With New Chestnut-Size Anthracite Car
The Comer & Scearee Co announces a chestnut size anthracite coal car now in transit. They invite orders for delivery upon arrival and offer immediate acceptance of inquiries and commissions.
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Vanniee Poe
Pythian Sesters
Meeting OF Stockholders
Mo Siurin
Greenwood
Whiteland
Acure
Woogl Sage
Wilter Edwards
Reoosevelt
Mide
Howard Lindre Weeks
Dam
Moore
C. EE Winite
Enina
High Street
Plortant
Posaker
Moravia
White
Dr. White
W. T. Morgan
Bridgeport
Plainfield
Frank Jones
B. F. Jones
T. C. Carter
Frank
Mr. Carter
Anna Poncher
Ida Fogleman
W.S. Biddle
Bacon
W. M. M. Society
C. Carlisle
F. E. Carlisle
West Newton
John Thomas Park
Weave Park
Horace Horton
Texas
Alex Horton
Homer Horton
Iroquois
Silsi
Vo Diastings
Essex
Woods
Idercy Phillips
Mar Alice Cyietaye
Robin Polbach Menkee
Carrie Marie Wells
Jirnest Fieve
Jay White
Fer Allen Ploles
Elden Plara
Me- Taihe
Kenworthy
GRAY
Claude H. White
Booker Block
S. Indiana St
Mooresville, Ind
Angitagilg
Cite Coal In Transit and
THE
Comer & Scearce CO
Methodist Episcopal Church
Comer & Scearee
East Main ST
U. S
Logo
Public Depository
J. L. Matthews
J. J. Reeve
W. Fr. Hadley
E. F. Hadley
Cashier Co
L. White
Ass’t Cashier
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