19 Jan 1923
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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1923
Page
1
Fragmentary notice from Ames Ind mentions stockholders of a bank, with names Belnrs Hadley Bagge Riser Oman and others, plus a wedding notice and a sale advertisement. Details are incomplete but indicate leadership changes and local social events.
A fragmentary community column lists condolences and memorials including a funeral service in the Moomaville cemetery. Names appear of Indianapolis residents and others from Danville Roachdale and Meorveville, with attendees and relatives noted among the mourners.
Fragmented text references a Martin Hollow event, mentions several names and a wedding context with a long list of individuals and roles. The readable portion hints at a family gathering and community notices, but details are unclear.
Several Morgan County residents attended the Purdue University Farmers Short Course at Kitavette last week. The program ran from last week through Friday with sessions on vegetable growing, dairy, and Home Economics. Attendees included Freta Adams Elmer Stieewalg Chas Brown and others from Asaland Washington Andrews Cravens Wheeler Millis and more.
Sunday services featured youth involvement and a course of study at the Mbareia-was besun with eager attendees. Epworth League room hosted activities and worship arrangements for next Sunday include a meeting at No4a Surdas Soheel White and a worship service led by local leaders in Indiana.
A birthday surprise was held for Phillip Borger in the presence of his father WooA] Le Urard and Mrs. fue Visiting there. Western guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. 1. ro. and Mrs. ROG Kins and Mrs. Ben Cooper. Pred Cooper and son W.C Weeds attended along with Mr. and Mrs. How alter EKelber and many others. A two course luncheon followed.
Priends Church announces a spread and prayer meeting for the coming service. The pastor invites all parishioners to attend the worship and community event at the church with servers and offerings mentioned.
The entry records a marriage license for Wiiheen Hornady and CG rece Prat Pyeon with several names and places including Indianapolis and Dear Puragor. The fragment mentions James Ro Prest and others, along with Leora Thacker, daughter of Johr Thacker, in this city.
The notice promotes agents and services including insurance and farm department referrals to Oscar Anderson and Herschel De Coleman. It claims reliable treatment and long term farm loans at favorable terms, mentions notary and estate services, and asks readers to patronize Ballard and buy Moore oil at Wilson's hardware. An inquiry for a vacant lot sale near Bowth is also listed.
The item records deaths and funerals, noting Mrs. Martha Lyon Huff of Detroit and Mrs. Huff’s funeral in Mendon. It mentions W A Lyon and Vera Lyon traveling to Mendon and details about Mrs. Huff's death after an appendicitis operation. The piece honors her as a businesswoman and member of Bay View Club and Eastern Star, with sympathy extended from local relatives and friends.
Albert T. Gregory a Brooklyna Indiana farmer aged 42 died Sunday after a long illness. Born near Brooklyn he lived there most his life with winters in Florida owning a large farm and moving to a new Brooklyn house two months ago. He was active in the local Methodist church and Mason ic badge chapter and is survived by sister Miss Melva Gregory. Funeral services were at his Brooklyn home Tuesday afternoon with burial at Butterfield cemetery. Reverend Polhemus to conduct service.
Morgan County Farm Bureau directors met in the Public Library basement due to large turnout. About eighteen to twenty attended with more expected in the afternoon. President Nevins reported on the Livestock Breeders and Producers Association meeting held in Indianapolis last Thursday.
In Boune County the well known hog owned by Wt Dorman of Mowresville died last Saturday from injuries after an attack by another hog. The victim, praised by hog raisers, drew many offers but remains unsold. Dorman plans upcoming sales featuring Ntinsimnen Bilt blood hogs.
Local butcher advertises rum fat hogs for slaughter with reasonable prices. Call Leonard Hadley or Ben Fields to place an order.
A notice highlights high grade gasoline at Wilson Kroes Hardware Store and promotes in house job printing services at the Timea office.
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