Mooreville Chautauqua Funded by Local Business Leaders
A strictly high class Chautauqua is financed entirely by the business and professional men of Mooresville. Community attendance and enjoyment are urged to ensure the event's success.
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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
4
A strictly high class Chautauqua is financed entirely by the business and professional men of Mooresville. Community attendance and enjoyment are urged to ensure the event's success.
The notice states the Mooresville Times mailing details as second class matter January 16, 1906 at Meereaville Indiana under the 1878 act. It lists subscription at one dollar per year and directs communications to W. H. Sage, publisher, with office phone 89 and residence phone 136.
June 1 1823 local brief records visitors school matters and farm life. Mary fessor and Caplingers with children spent the day visiting. Mrs Flonian Frederick traded at Beeler's. Charles Brown and Dick painted telegraph poles. Newhouse and Morgan appear in a Speedway context. Everett Messersmith bought a Ford. many relatives from Indianapolis West Newton Cleremont and Friendswood are noted for travel and visits.
Last Sunday service notes World War veterans addressed. church notes sorrow for Everett Messersmith’s family after the death of his sister. An ice cream social is set for Tuesday evening June 5 with the West Newton band providing music. Children’s Day observed June 10 with children in charge. Sunday night program planned. Ladies hosted a monthly meeting at Mr and Mrs Phillips with a surprise shower for the host’s daughter.
Florence Allen remembered in a Sunday service held at 10 o'clock led by a local pastor. Guests including Mrs. David Marley of Fairfield and Miss Ruth Blackburn visited area families. other residents attended church and shared meals with friends in Martinsville and Plainfield as they kept up with Sunday activities.
Almira J Hadley daughter of Eli and Amy Harvey born June 15 184? and died May 21 1923 aged 74 years 11 months 6 days. Her parents were county pioneers living three miles southwest of Mooresville. She recalled hardships of early days and enjoyed pleasant youth. educated at Bethel and Mooresville schools.
Almira Hadley lifelong Mooresville resident and church member, active in the Women’s Home Missionary Society, Aid Society, Likely Club, Women’s Club, and Morgan County historical society. She served on the Public Library board, wrote tributes for the Marlinsville Republican, chronicled local history, and inspired others through charity, teaching, and civic effort. Her husband James Newton Hadley died in 1694, leaving seven children and many relatives who mourn her loss.
The family of Mrs. Almira J. Hadley expresses sincere appreciation for the floral offerings and for the help provided at the time of their mother's death.
In loving remembrance of Sarah Pointer who died a year ago June 4. Our thoughts are with you dear mother and our hearts are sad with pains. This world would be heaven if we could hear your voice again. You were a crown of patience and you struggled on. Dear mother ours we love you. The Children.
The judge appointed Mary B. Hadley Administratrix of the estate of Horace C. Hadley of Morgan County Indiana. The estate is reported solvent. Atty O W Smith represents the administratrix.
An advertisement notes that undigested food becomes poisons causing gas that presses on the heart and organs. It promotes Adlerika with Buckthorn bark and gly cerine to remove foul matter and prevent appendicitis, by Cooper Bros in Meeresville.
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