Monrovia Farmers Institute Program Details
A farmers institute will be held in Monrovia on Friday and Saturday February with Purdue university’s agricultural extension department organizing. The program lists sessions on music conservation women on the present crisis profitable corn crop and more with speakers including Lewis Taylor Mabel Curry Michael E Foley and G A Ellis Hadley Lt Johnson. Grand sessions invite all interested observers.
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Monrovia
Agricultural Extension Department
Purdue University
Lewis Taylor
Mrs
Mabel Curry
Michael FE. Foley
G. A. Ellis Atusic
Local Families Feature Incongruent OCR Family Lineup
Lists names and relations in a fragmented text spanning Alfred H Cox Grace Moling Mrs Pooling Sarah Helten John Johnson Myrtle Gen try Ivan HH John W Afiies Alberta Lewis Henry ATH John W Lewis Cecil Fiemore Laura Smith John T Fie more William 9B Keith Flincer Bloueher Nora O Nold. The passage appears to be an OCR garble of marriage or family notices with unclear connections.
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Alfred H. Cox
Grace Moling
Me. Cox
Clair
Martinsville
Pooling
Sarah Helten
John Johnson
Myrtle A. Gentry
Albert Johnson
Joloaiset
Ivan HH
Moomeivin
John W. Afiies
Alberta Lewis
Henry Ather
John W. Lewis
Cecil Fiemore
Laura Smith
John T. Fiemore
William 9B
Keith
Flincer Bloueher
Nora O'Nold
Card of Thanks for kindness during illness and death
Mrs Horace Stokesberry and Dr Woo are thanked for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of my beloved wife. Signed Mr. D. Ro Hicks. Plumbing and well repairing. 168 Taster Street.
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Horace Stokesberry
Dr. Woo
D. Ro Hicks
B. BF. Fults
Taster Street
Whiteland High Tops Mooresville In Close Friday Clash
A Friday night basketball game drew a live crowd as Whiteland High School edged Mooresville 28 to 18. Cook led with clutch baskets, Henderson Townsend fed the offense, while Macy NeHNam and Mooresville’s defense battled hard. The Whiteland offense surged in the second half to pull away.
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Whiteland H. S
Cook
Henderson
Townsend
Macy
Nehnam
Mooresvile
Whiteland
M. HH. S
Moogessake Independent Defeats Moorsville Squad
The Moogessake Independent team beat Moorsville Wednesday night at Wolters Hall. Early in the game neither side could score until Moogessake found the basket, while Moorsville showed steady defense but failed to convert on several possessions.
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Wodlers Hall
Moorsville
Mooresville
Parmer?s Institute Meeting Highlights Community Talks
The meeting opened with remarks from ET win Wheeler who secured the excal lent speaker for the dow presited. Miss Jemnet Eawards Raymond Pras Mrs Mavin Wheeles and Perry Bentnim performed well during the afternoon session. New members joined and W. FR Williams was elected president with Raymond Geecory as secretary and treasurer.
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Phearsavy
Toarwenee
Etwin Wheeler
Excallent
Fry
Jemnette Eawards
Raymond Pras
Monrovia
Mavin Wheeles
Perry Bentnim
Pinncb Tanses
Comine eUi Oe
W. FR. Williams
Rayimond Geecory
Letters From Soldiers Bring Home Christmas Hope
A 1918 dispatch shares soldiers letters from France dated Nov 29 1918. Corporal H Paddock writes of writing to his father and mother for Christmas while in the AEF. He discusses potential homecoming, trench sights, and plans, and mentions others like Claude W Crose and Gail Mills. The piece also notes local notices and arrivals around Mooresville Indiana such as hospital corps, bank reassignments, and farm sales.
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France
Stars and Stripes
Tommy Neat
Loys
Nmag
Ao Avery
Scott
Maude
Bert Camnet
Amon
New Brick Building Planned on East Main Street
Jacob Mann plans a spring erection of a two story brick building on east Main Street the Dick Szreen hotel property. The ground floor will hold two store rooms with a large hall upstairs. Buyers earlier aimed for a large lecture hall. price paid to Mgr. Ainan rumored at 12,000.
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Jacob Mann
Dick Szreen
East Main Street
Mgr. Ainan
New Subscriptions and Library Hours Note
In 1919 several periodicals were added including American Atlantic Monthly Current Opinion Epworth Herald Garden UHarpers House Beautiful Ladies home Journ al Indiana Magazine of History Lit erary Digest Independent Missionary Review National Geographic Popul ar Mechanics Scientifc American Survey World Outlook Worlds Work American Boy Faeryland Little Folks St Nicholas Youths Companion Remember the change in library hours during the school term We are open at 12 15 daily except Saturday irs Norris Idles Lid edith Hadley Ass't Lib For Sale Two Ford trucks in wood condition T L Cunningham 125 Ww Washington street Phone 3
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American
Atlantic Monthly
Current Opinion
Epworth Herald
Garden
Uharpers
House Beautiful
Ladies Home Journal
Indiana Magazine of History
Literary Digest
Independent
Missionary Review
National Geographic
Popular Mechanics
Scientifc American
Survey
World Outlook
Worlds Work
American Boy
Faeryland
Little Folks
St. Nicholas
Youths Companion
Irs
Norris Idles
Edith Hadley
School Notes from Albert Magenheimer
The report cards were issued on Tuesday with mixed reactions. Some players are suspended from basketball due to grades while the team lost to Whiteland and Pendleton on back to back nights. The squad hosts Greenwood Friday then travels to Clayton Saturday. Maurice Macy is absent with mumps. The Seniors plan a fifty minute program Friday morning. Mrs. Bridge expects to return next week. Vocational boys prepared a corn exhibit for the Farmers Institute Thursday.
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Whiteland
Pendleton
Greenwood H. S
Clayton
Maurice Macy
Harness repair advertising pays off says Lon Dickerson
A reader notes a local ad for harness repair drew a flood of work as farmers bring in harnesses for spring oiling and fixing. The message claims the advertising strategy works and no customers will be turned away.
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Lon Dickerson
Lawyer Extends Practice To Mooresville Office
A Martinsville attorney announces a second office at 60 EE South Street Mooresville for general legal questions including estates taxes and tithe matters. Notary services offered with deeds mortgages releases and affidavits available. Hours at residence 6 30 to 7 30 AM and 6 to 9 30 PM plus other times by arrangement. Phone 33.
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Cunningham Block
Martinsville
Mooresville
Nea
South St
Pam
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A. H. Hadley
Johnson
Eivery
Noel
Parmers Institute
Claude H. White
Rocker Block
S. Indiana St
Mooresville, Ind
Logust
the Comer & Scearce CO
Mocresvill
IND
Corp. H. Paddock
Claude W. Crose
New York Naval Hospital Corps
Liverpool
England
Leviathian
Fatherland
U.S
Kaiser's
Orstrom
Leviathan
Gail Mills
Partners State Bank
G. A. Keller
H.W. Lindley
W. Y W. Wilson
Hardware Dealers Association
Indianapolis
Byjanka Gally
Aliss Herone Browne
The
Sanderson Business College
Beckett
Baker
Id. C. Scearce
A. J. Haltom
W. Ti Wolseives Hardware Store
Smith Trotter
Danville
M. Sturm
Mamie Sink
Ira L. Sink
Winston-Salem
N. C
Jessie McCaun
Irvington
Carl White
Abs. White
Abs. Harrah
W. H. Wilson
Howard Lindley
Memphis
Tenn
the Times
Homer K. Jones & Co
Ontiie
Library Notes
T. L. Cunningham
Washington Street
Albert Magenheimer
Today’s Express
Florida
Milken’s Restaurant
Main ST
Farmers State Bank
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