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Mooresville Times

Location

Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1920

Page

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Decoration Day at Local Lodge Ends Quarantine Silence

Fraternal orders plan decoration services next Sunday with processions from lodge halls to the cemetery at 2 PM. After more than four weeks of quarantine, the speakers announce renewed worship at Antioch Sunday morning and Mooresville Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Geo W Carnes and Rennie express thanks for community kindness during isolation.

Antioch Mooresville Geo. W. Carnes Rennie

Purdue Stock Judging Team Sees Farms Near Martinsville

Ten Purdue University stock judging team members from Lafayette visited Gossard Farm near Martinsville to assess stock and then toured Wheeler Farm with Jerseys and Mills Farm with Chernseys. Leland Jessup hosted two team members and Prof. Fairchild stayed with him over Sunday. The group was hosted at the Jessups Saturday and Monday with Mrs. Theodore Romine joining for dinner on Monday.

Purdue University Lafayette Prof Fairchild Martinsville Wheeler Farm Mills Farm Leland Jessup Jessup Theodore Romine Prof Fairchildr

Pythian Sisters Plan Friday Shower for Afro and Mrs Cosand

The Pythian Sisters will give two showers at the close of their fudge meeting Friday night next week for Afro and Mrs Hobart Cosand. All members are urged to attend.

Afro Hobart Cosand

Mooresville Chautauqua to Open Five Day Series

Mooresville prepares for its own tented Chautauqua August 5 to 2, led by L. C. Campbell Central Community Chautauqua System. committees organize tickets grounds and advertising as Miss Elsie Record supervises junior activities and Miss Ball guests.

L. C. Campbell Mooresville Main St Chautauqua Cc. E. Lawrence Jap Jones Rh. CC. Moore RK. OW. Gregory O. H. Mins C. B. Comer Gregory Aim Oo BE O H. Anderson Emsley Eras Sh. Bellows Orville Templeton Comer Miss Record

Library notes spark nationwide books for everybody drive

The American Library Association funds a $2,000,000 Books for Everybody campaign with librarians and trustees raising money locally. Trustees from each state attend conferences. Southwestern delegates met in Charleston March 15 and 16, with others planned across North Central Pacific Coast regions. Local items note sewer concerns in Mooresville, visits by Mrs Lilly and Mr Reeves, oil store bargains, Aero plane work by Mills and Cutrell, a marriage at Pleas Wills’s home, and local ads for paint and screen wire.

American Library Association Friends of Libraries Southwestern Stated Charleston S. C St. Paul Kanas City Southwest Dallas Pacific Coast San Francisco Los Angeles New England Middle Atlantic Middle Southern Central States

Mooresville Teachers for Next Year

The Mooresville school board reports securing a full teaching staff for the next year with substantial salary increases. Listings include M. Smith Supt., Raymond Moeller, Natherine Burton, Clara LeNar Maelish, Eleanor Swartz, Anna Wellum, Raymond Gregory, Annetta Lowe, Wallace Hadley, Claude Stokester, Leorah Walls, Pauline Pruitt, Katherine Harper, Helen Moore, Parrie Taylor, Nettie Burke, Helen Johnson, and Elsie Record among others. Also notes a W H M S birthday party June 5 at 2 pm at Mrs. T. E. Lawrence to celebrate the forty-year anniversary with program lines and a dime collection. The Dramatic Club raised about $50 for the American Legion with two plays last week. Bucker & Stewart plan moving their monument plant to Plainfield. Mooreesville laments the loss of an enterprising firm.

M. Smith State Normal Franklin College Indiana U Columbia University Raymond Moeller Natherine Burton Butler College Clara LeNar Maelish Earlham College Eleanor Swartz de Pauw U Anna Wellum Helen Johnson Elsie Record

Special Saturday Fruit Candy at Mooresville Candy Kitchen

Special notice for Saturday only offering Fruit Candy in 4 and 4 pound portions from Mooresville Candy Kitchen.

Mooresville Mooresville Candy Kitchen

Memorial services bring Rusie family to town

Fred Rusie and his aged father John H. Rusie traveled from Indianapo lis to attend memorial services among old friends. They visited noon hour guest Mr. and Mrs. Geo Smith, former neighbors for years. For sale large pony mare, dark bay, plus two riding cultivators by H C Conduitt. Francis 2nd Richard Edwards and their mother Mrs Sarah Scott Edwards from Austin Texas plan to spend the summer with grandmother Mrs Levicy Scott, who will also stay here through the hottest part of summer.

Fred Rusie John H. Rusie Indianapolis Mors Geo. Smith Dark Bay H. C. Conduitt Francis Richard Eddwards Sarah S*cott Edwards Austin Texas Levicy Scott Edwards

Library staffer Joins City Public Documents Unit

Miss Hazel Warren, longtime staffer in the State Library cataloging department, will head the public document department at the Kansas City city library beginning around July 1. A Mooresville native and Public school graduate, she is celebrated for promotion in her field.

Hazel Warren State Library Kansas City Miss Warren Mooresville

Decoration Day Services At Friends Church

A Sunday morning service at the Friends church featured Rev. J. E. Hartsock delivering the sermon. The church orchestra accompanied the choir and solos by Mise Helene Henderson and Maj. Ed. Jackson gave the memorial address. Veterans were driven to the cemetery by the American Legion and flowers placed on the soldiers graves.

Friends Church J. E. Hartsock Mise Helene Henderson Isabelle Wartsock Maj. Ed. Jackson Biddle Elizabeth Scruggs Orvile Templeton Chas. Comer Harry Gregory Georgia The American Legion

Graveyard Flower Theft Reward Offer

A notice states a reward of $20 will be paid for the arrest and conviction of any person removing flowers from graves in Mooresville cemetery. Charles A. Sellars. In

Mooresville Charles A. Sellars

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A. Card the Comes & Sgearce CO Mooressville, Ind National Builders Bureau Test National Bank Capital Mooresville, Ind Taenment Tures Ent Mabel Ball Centerville Helena Henderson W. H. Henderson Helena Miss Ball Bloomington Indiana University For Sake Joyner Frank Joyner Laura Mitchell Emma Lewis Plaidfield White House Wade's Estelle Weltz Lois Jessup Marguerite Hellam Dorris Robbins Katherine Kiljan Mabel Bucker Benjamin Anderson Morris Macy Joe Whisenand Clarence Hadley Harold, Sire Halstead Monical Library Notes Charles Lilly Calif George Reeves Mooresvile Sam Wade Everett Park Chester Bain Raymond Chambers Akron Ohio Gail Mills Ernest Cutrell Plainfield Danville Hendricks County W. Fadiey Samade John Bray Malinda Richardson Pleas. Wills J. E. Hartsuck Highland Paint Ers M. E. Church T. E. Lawrence J. N. Thompson Verna Weidner Ro .R. Scott Miss Wilson Marian Park the Dramatic Club Legion Bucker & Stewart Mooreesville Sam Warde Homer Jessee Valparaso C. W. Jessee Pracstice Mooresville Building, Savings and Loan Association E. F. Hadley Secy-Treas Farmers State Bank Building Farmers State Bank Etl Oked Mooresville, Indiana
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