27 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1922
Page
1
The first meeting of the Mooresville Educational Association is set for Tuesday evening January 31 at the Library. The group aims to promote religious education and unite churches for community betterment. Representativ es, Sunday school superintendents, teachers, and workers are urged to attend under Mr O Bannon, superintendent of Mooresville schools. Publicity Committee orders.
Readable text advertises Big and White Oxsts with special price offers. Direct sales from Mooresville Milling Co. urging readers to place orders now.
Local committee canvassed Crown township and Moorestown for relief contributions of money hour clothes and more for Russia famine victims. Community generosity was strong with Friends church sixteen items Al FE contributed twelve and Christian church seven plus other food and clothing gifts.
Timothy Carl Edward Harmoke of Frelandville Indiana wed Naomi Rhaeti Cornett of Martinsville. Perle Francia Hill of Washington will marry Opal Belle Tackett of Martinsville. An unrelated ad mentions incubators and a hardware store in Wilson.
A grand opening celebration for the First National Bank in Monrovia drew large attendance and school participation. Local officials and bank directors’ families helped welcome visitors, with refreshments and music provided. The new building, constructed by Neu Wi Brothers of Brooklyn and others, marks the bank’s 20th anniversary and features modern electric lighting, plumbing, and interior work by regional firms.
State vs Wm John yn and Edith Dillender found not guilty and case dismissed. Williams quiet title suits against A Clyde Williams and John Lewis Williams. Quiet title actions by Mary Hoagland et al against Martha Gartlett. Grid of suits includes notes on comp on note and accounts. Divorce granted in the Kramm case against Harold D Kramm.
The W. H. M. S. met with Mrs. John Cos and Wednesday afternoon. The Young Peoples Service Sunday evening drew strong interest. Next Sunday schedule includes Class meeting at 8 45, Sunday school at 9 30, worship and sermon at 10 45, Epworth League at 6, and a special sermon at 7 on Who Are You and Where Are You Going. Ezra L. Hutchens, Minister.
Sunday service at 11:00 pm and 7:00 pm with Sunday school at 7:09 pm. Miss Hageleine Robertson leads the lesson on foreign missions. Mrs. Mars Sibbits delivered a top tier lecture Tuesday evening. Ladies Aid gathered clothing for Russia relief. Pastor Hart suck notes Watson’s drug storm will be open on Sunday.
Local residents urge keeping the reformatory away from Mooresville as a proposed 1000 acre site northeast of town near Fall Creek factory is reviewed by the State commission. They warn the project would harm Mooresville's growth and dispossess farmers while other parts of the state seek the location.
Special Saturday offer 50¢ chocolates priced at 23¢ per pound announced by Mooresville Candy Kitchen.
Local items include relief fund donations collected at Watson's drug store and tire service offers. Mooresville school notes report exams finished and new program start. eighteen freshmen enrolled, sports results show Columbus High defeating M. H. S. 48 to 16, Lizton next. Honor rolls list top students. memorials advertise Stewart Monument Works in Plainfield Indiana.
The officers and directors of the First National Pant thank Monrovia and community for the warm attendance at the grand opening held January 23. They apologize for omitting a few friends from invitations due to late preparation and invite those overlooked to visit the new bank home at any time.
W Q Mills of Mooresville first Morgan County member signs the Producers Contract for the Indiana Dairy Marketing Association in Indianapolis. The five year contract and loans of 10 per cow finance needed facilities, aiming to stabilize marketing of Indiana dairy products and narrow the gap between producer returns and consumer prices. Directors outline enrollment through county and township units of the Indiana Federation of Farmers Associations to include Central Indiana dairies.
Ruy foore ight o il that good oil freights and incubators G A Ketter Good things to eat at Day and Cox's Grocery Goods livered Phone 136.
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