Union service set for Sunday at M P Church
A union service will be held next Sunday evening at 8 o clock in the M P church with Rev Edward J Cain delivering the sermon.
14 Jul 1922
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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1922
Page
1
A union service will be held next Sunday evening at 8 o clock in the M P church with Rev Edward J Cain delivering the sermon.
The next Sunday features a class meeting at 8 45 AM, Sunday School at 9 30 AM, and worship with sermon at 10 45 AM led by Pastor Ezra L Hutchens.
Ora Wilhite sues Frank E. Wilhite for guardian appointment in Morgan County Indiana. Case involves a petition for guardianship following a writ or complaint under state guardianship statutes. Proceedings list the parties and seek court appointment of a guardian for the respondent.
Vernon E. Kenney of Paragon transfers to Nora E. Truax of Quincy. Marcus L. Webb of Boone County transfers to Katherine Hillman of Indianapolis.
Order your groceries from Day and Cox and have them delivered. Call 118 to arrange delivery.
Club pictures were taken by Mr. 3. C Allen and F. M. Shauplin of Purdue University in cooperation with the state club leaders. The photos document Varietional Agriculture boys projects for bulletin and journal use. It marks the second photographic visit, with three images from the first trip featured on the Breeders Gazette front page.
Members met last Tuesday with Mrs. Alden Hadley of Monrovia. Mrs. A. S. Wheeler led the program and presented The Wedding of the Flowers, which proved very interesting.
A local service advertises grocery delivery by Day and Cox with phone 118 to place orders and arrange home delivery.
A major blaze in Brooklyn around nine o clock Monday night destroyed the Hughes Livery Barn and the Ray Underwood garage while the People deposit Bank building was saved. Dozens of structures burned or threatened as residents from Martinsville and Mooresville aided in extinguishing the flames. A midnight rain helped quell the fire and ward off further damage.
About 2 o clock Thursday morning a blaze gutted Robert Harvey vulcanizing shop and Record Roberts poultry house on W. L. Milner property rear lot. No water in mains due to a reservoir flush left by the town board. Fire confined by buckets as lines failed, with some damage to adjacent garage and a cream testing outfit. Origin of the fire is unknown.
On July 19 Mr A Norman from Purdue Rural Engineering will supervise terrace construction to stop washes on the Hubbard Kivett farm No. 10 Adams township Eminence road across from Ed Reynolds. Preliminary work starts Tuesday with visitors welcome Wednesday afternoon July 19. County Agent Cravens notes.
The Morgan County auditor H. H. Nutter distributed semi annual tax revenue to townships and corporations on July 1. Amounts cover township school and library taxes with totals for Adams Ashland Baker Brown Green Harrison Ray Jefferson Madison Monroe Jackson Washington Martinsville City Martinsville school board Martinsville Library Mooresville Town Mooresville School board Mooresville Library Brooklyn Paragon Morgantown. Library payments for Martinsville and Mooresville not posted yet.
Mrs Mary E Nelson of Freedom Indiana visits her sons Blake and Glover Nelson and families. She recalls July 12 as a red letter day marking birth of her youngest son and bringing her last grandchild to meet her first grandchild and great grandchild Mary Jean Jones.
The Clayton Milling Co mill and elevator near Clayton have been sold to a Morgan County group forming Home Milling Company. W. Hubbard of Monrovia selected as manager, with plans to operate the Monrovia mill as well. Since June 7 the Clayton mill added a truck dump for motor-truck grain deliveries, first in the county.
The message urges culling of farm flocks starting July 15 to avoid low prices. Some flocks have already stopped haying and should be culled and sent to market. Culling may repeat in late August under guidance from the Vocational Department of the County Agent.
A lamb feeding club forms to study feeding native lambs for markets. Four pens of lambs will be exhibited after 60 days at the Indiana State Fair. The Indiana Sheep Breeders' Association offers $265 in prizes for the show. Mooresville leads in forming the club with participants Russell Hadley Russell Dorman Delbert Wilson and Claire Cook.
The church lists Sunday School at 10:00, Worship at 11:00, Union Services at 8:00, and a Thursday prayer meeting at 8:00. Pastor J. E. Hartsuck leads the congregation.
Quick tire service offered by R L Heine proprietor at 21 North Indiana Street with phone 131. Local ad promotes speedy vulcanizing and tire repairs for motorists.
Local bank invites residents to start a savings account today at Farmers State Bank. Staff outline simple steps, required ID, and initial deposit options while highlighting online access and customer service support.
The report notes small peaches and poor quality due to drought, curl, and insufficient thinning. Only trees pruned and cultivated early show promise, with some orchards disked repeatedly. An invitation urges a 1:30 visit on August 8 to Hobbs Johnson orchard west of Mooresville to compare practices and hear speakers.
The Idle Hour Theatre will screen The Cave Girl next Wednesday. Produced by Inspiration Pictures it features wintertime Yosemite Valley settings with frozen cascades and snow. Teddie Gerard stars as the heroine saved in a cliffside waterfall rescue with Charles Meredith as the leading man.
The Idle Hour Theatre presents The Little Clown a circus themed feature starring Mary Miles Minter. The show runs Friday and promises clowns bareback riders kangaroos elephants and family entertainment.
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