28 Jul 1922
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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
1
The Guernsey Calf Club Show will be held at Sugar Grove two miles south of Plainfield on Saturday July 29. Judging starts at ten o clock followed by a big basket dinner and afternoon program featuring original heifers with offspring and their development since last year. Everyone is welcome to join the boys for a pleasant day.
Marcus H. Park transfers property to Ruby K. Taylor in Morgan County. Arthur C. Baker transfers to Rosa mond J. Cone in Brooklyn. Hubert Lambert transfers to Eva Lonsberrys in Brooklyn. John Arthur Evans transfers to Bessie Marie Jones in Paragon.
Quick tire service offered by R L Heine proprietor at 21 North Indiana Street with phone 131. Local automotive repair advertises prompt vulcanizing and tire care services.
Rev Cordell of the Waverly charge organizes an all day meeting at Shiloh church in Banta Ind August 6. Dr Bacon preaches at 10 30 A M and Bishop Leet at 2 30 P M for the benefit of the circuit and neighborhood churches A large tent will be set up on the lawn with dinner served for the day.
The Union Service will be held Sunday night at 8:00 o'clock with Rev. Hutchens preaching. The Union Young Peoples Service is at 7:06 P.M. at the same place.
Local grocery advertises a selection of foods available for delivery. Customers can call the shop at phone number 118 to place orders and arrange delivery.
Two weeks after a major fire some residents urge the town to buy a chemical fire engine priced at 2800 dollars. The cistern supplying water froze future risks, with suggestions to keep partial filling or multiple power lines to the pump at the creek. The cistern holds 43300 gallons and can be replenished quickly if needed.
County Agent invites all with two small peach orchards or plans to plant one to a field day at Hobbs Johnson Orchard three miles west of Mooresville on Green Castle road. Purdue expert C L Burkholder will present orchard methods. Demonstrations cover loading a car with fruit and lessons on planning cultivation and general care. A tour of older orchards follows.
The S2nd annual old settlers meeting will be held at the town park on Tuesday August Sth. New attractions include balloon ascension and a parachute leap along with other events.
Viola Hinson Brown promotes July sales featuring ladies and children's wash dresses, boys blouses and wash outfits, underwear, corsets, baby shoes and art goods with unusual savings.
The notice lists Sunday School at 10:00 and Meeting for Worship at 11:00 with union services and a Thursday evening prayer meeting. Pastor J. B. Hartsuck leads the church.
Ruby Taylor, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Taylor, wed Marcus Park, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. W O Park, in a July 25 ceremony conducted by Rev. Allen. The couple plans to reside in Chicago. witnessed by immediate families and friend Miss Alice Magenhémier.
The Missionary Society of the Friends church will hold its last meeting of the year at the church on Wednesday afternoon August 2 at 2 30. All 106 members are urged to attend. A goody program will be presented with a pageant Binding and Loosing the Nations performed by the younger girls. Esther Hartsuck will review the lesson What is Required of Us.
Central Wall Paper & Paint Co. versus John Cline on account. Ida McDaniel versus Otis Mack McDaniel divorce. Aaron G. Rose versus Ora Blair obstruction case. Helen Marie Horton versus Merl Horton divorce. Carl Ellig versus Delia E Ellis divorce. Edd Baker versus Elizabeth Miller. Mary Befalay versus Alex Jefferson Ralay divorce. Aetna Life Insurance Co. Hartford and Sawyer firms on note foreclosure. Edna Cooke Tarleton versus Richard Duckworth and Dorothy Duckworth foreclosure. John Jack versus Paul Wiech damages.
Directors of the Livestock Breeders Association met in the County Age office Thursday to set shows for August 30 31 and September 1 2. The event offers a thousand dollar premium list expected to draw animals from outside the county. Morgan County show opens to all exhibitors with entries due August 15 at the County Agent’s office Martinsville Indiana.
Ohio registered farmer Oscar E. Bradfute vice president of the American Farm Bureau will speak at Morgan County's annual Farmers Picnic in Bethany Paradise August 16 1922. The event promises contests and township baseball games with a focus on neighborly instruction and Farm Bureau aims.
Twelve day vacation trips Cleveland to Niagara Falls and return at the low rate of 7.85. Depart Cleveland on August 2 14 and 23. Side trips to Toronto Clayton Alexandria Bay Montreal or Quebec offered at reduced fares.
County road supt J. H. Bailey orders all farmers and landowners with land on the county line road to cut weeds along the road at once.
Notice invites Morgan county residents and surrounding counties to a meeting at Bethany Park on July 31 promoting No-To tobacco. Pastors and Sunday School superintendents urged to announce the gathering on July 20 and invite attendees.
Advertisers promote Zephyr winter flour and Camby Indiana grocery deals. A child’s ring is found and inquiry asked. Local moves include Mr B F Trogden leasing rooms as his family plans a move with a public sale next Saturday and Mrs Perry’s farm rental. Funeral details note Mrs Herbert Harwick's death and family relations.
The church schedules a class meeting at 8:45, Sunday School at 9:30, and Worship at 10:45 with a sermon by the pastor and special music. Ezra L. Hutchens is the minister.
Christian Church hosts Sunday School at 10 00 A M Communion Service and preaching at 11 00 A M for attendees seeking morning worship and sermon guidance.
Mrs Etta Jackson hosted a birthday gathering Sunday with Miss Pearl Bradley of Indianapolis and families including the Thompsons and the Records. A well filled basket dinner followed and gifts were exchanged as more relatives joined in the afternoon including Mr and Mrs Robert Smith and Mrs Rise Park.
Over 500 Epworth League delegates visit the Annual Conference at Bethany Park Indiana. Tents cottages and a tent-town will house attendees with boating fishing and swimming classes daily. The evangelical synod closes with Rev G G Press and Rev F P Puhlmann addressing attendees.
A charming tale set in Viva City about a girl who needs her mother and a negligent father. The Idle Hour Theatre hosts a Wednesday night showing that captures attention with a story about youth and family dynamics.
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