20 Jul 1923
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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1923
Page
1
An Indianapolis engineer plans a Wednesday meeting with the board to review steauds and determine optimal septic tank locations and mains needed. After investigation he will prepare plans and estimates for board submission. The prior meeting discussed several applications and a water main through a cemetery with decisions pending.
A 20 year old individual, Afironmob, conducts reversal of ownership regarding a Dollie Turk matter. Both parties reside in Martinsville.
Mooresville Al Suc defeated the Davis team 4 to 4 in a Sunday afternoon tilt near Mooresville. The hometown squad, noted for a decent season thus far, beat Mini Stromagears and faces the Keystones of Indianapolis next.
The Dati Vacation Patch School of the Moi Church held its closing program today with a variety of department displays and crafts. A small crowd viewed the exhibits at the town park where the event showcased the school’s work and attendees admired the handiwork.
Report describes a dangerous experimental procedure using an ivory tube to splice thigh tissue and bone. Observers note the potential for serious injury and emphasize the need for safer medical techniques and regulatory oversight.
Fragmentary notes mention the Opals and local residents including Port-Rinehart, Melen Stone, and Librarian Mrs. Walter Thompsen. The garbled text references a meeting, a count or event, and several individuals with unclear roles.
Parents and friends attended Lib rary Mondays afternoon as twenty five pupils gave piano solos duets and violin numbers. The program showed careful teaching and left both teacher and pupils with credit.
Miss Edith Mueller of Terre Haute visits Mrs. C W Weidner. Miss Irene Davis named music and art teacher for next year with Indiana Conservatory and New York study. Mrs. J Walter Greet in an Indianapolis accident. taken to M E hospital for possible leg injury. Amos H Mills, 70, dies after a paralysis stroke. funeral at Friends church Saturday. Survivors include widow, daughter Mabel Hatton, grandson William Hutter. Community social notes mention visitors and dinners with local families and clubs.
A Sunday visit brought Mr and Mrs Flaneh and daughter Eva of Indianapolis now Crawfordsville area. Also present were Mrs Bonell and son John from Los Angeles, Mrs Everest Whernipeep and children of Marshal, Mr and Mrs Thompson of Crawfordsville, Mr and Mrs Hadley of this place, aunt Mrs Sarah Woodward of Plainfield, Mrs Howard Morgan and a little daughter from Haviland Kansas, and J P Lahr of Huntington. A delicious dinner followed a day of visiting.
A year old baby and five adults were seriously cut or shaken in a single vehicle crash on a state road two miles north of Brooklyn at about 9 p m Wednesday. The Willys tourer struck a tire, spun, and ended against a retaining cable. occupants were thrown from the car and it wrecked near the culvert.
A Plummer family reunion for Thomas Plummer descendants gathered at Mooresville Park on a July Sunday. Attendees enjoyed a noon dinner, games, and a large group photo. history of Indianapolis was read, and the event was unanimously set as a yearly gathering on the second Sunday in July.
Delivered coal prices for Mooresville during the month list Indiana at 5.75 Pittsburg 37.09 Camp Felis Creek Ssee Hiarlin Kentucky tye ted Dragon Smokeless mine 88.4000 Harkin. Recommendation: one Hed Dragon lump and one half smokeless mine run at delivered cost 8.75 by Hubbard Seearce Lumber Co Mooresville Ind.
A furniture repair shop will open in the J. H. Husie room on East Main Street, formerly Wilson-Harvey Co. space, offering upholstering, repair, and refinishing services. The note lists H Stevens Rev Liman G Cosand of Collins. NO OY. has been chosen as pastor of the Friend's Church after Yoarby meeting in September. Rev Cesand is an Indiana man, preached in Collins a year, is young and married with two children.
WANTED three or four housekeeping rooms furnished or unfurnished call Mrs. Roy Hughes for arrangements.
A statewide Ku Klux Klan women’s meeting drew an estimated 50 000 attendees in Mooresville on July 14. The event featured speakers Dr Haywood and J Walter Greep, a lengthy parade, a second degree ceremony for hundreds of Morgan and Marion county women, fireworks costing about 400 dollars, and crowd control by local groups.
Sunday school begins at 10:00 with Meeting for Worship at 11:04. Evening service at 7:30 with a 6:30 prelude. J Edward Hartsuck Monthly Meeting scheduled next Thursday night. The Girls Chorus will sing at the Sunday night services.
The address by Dr. EO Shoemaker was well received and the choir performed a special program to a large audience. Services next Sunday include Church Meeting at 8:45, Sunday School, Worship, Epworth League at 6:45, and Worship at 7:45 led by Pastor Sigra L. Hutchens.
Andrew Haase received a sentence of one to four years at Indiana State Prison and a $100 fine, suspended on good behavior. parole possible after costs paid. Other cases include a dismissal for Citizens National Bank vs van J Bauhard and Mel Pauhard, and a verdict for the bank of $3 179. New suit filed by A Fay and Edgan Co. against Margantown Lumber Co. for breach of contract.
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