Regular June meeting canceled for July plans
The regular June meeting will not be held and an announcement for the July meeting is expected. R. W. Gregory, Lecy. The annual mite box meeting of the Ww. H. M. S. occurred at the M. E. church with Mrs. Pleas Mills as chair and Miss Emma Kerschner as assistant. The program featured music recitations by children a paper by Mrs. C. R. McNeelley and a missionary exercise by members. The church front looked rose adorned with roses along the railings and on the piano and pulpit. The mite boxes contributed more than thirty four dollars.
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M. E
Pleas Mills
Emma Kerschner
C. R. McNeeley
Special weekend sweets at Mee Iresville Wandy Kitchen
Saturday and Sunday specials include Cocoanut Carmel roll at 25 cents per pound Chocolate Carmels assorted flavors at 28 cents per pound Brick Ice Cream 50 cents per quart.
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Iresville Wandy Kitchen
Local Marriages and Obituary Notices Include Gillaspy and Barnes
John Woodford Barnes wed Eva Mildred Wills in Indianapolis. Noble D. Stanton wed Marguer ite Sage in Mooresville. Hugh Virgil Johnson married Lucie B. Hensley. Mrs. June Gillaspy died after a brief illness while visiting Martinsville. Her remains were taken home on Main Street for funeral services. Mrs. Gillaspy was the widow of Douglas Gillaspy. Mary Trodgen of near Springfield visited her brother-in-law and family before departing for Pennsylvania to revisit childhood. She was hosted by Harry Gregory and others during a Florida winter visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Woodford Barnes
Eva Mildred Wills
Indianapolis
Noble D. Stanton
City
Marguerite Sage
Mooresville
Hugh Virgil Johnson
Lucie B. Hensley
June Gillaspy
Harriet Stupp
Martinsville
East Main Street
Gillaspy
Douglas Gillaspy
Mary Trodgen
Springfield
B. FP. Trodgen
William Perry
Everett Allen
Pennsylvania
Harry Gregory
Alice Swearingen
Etta Jackson
Jesse Wilson
Florida
Ford cars prove longevity across U S despite hard service
Four of five Ford cars sold since 1908 remain in daily use, a statistic spanning the United States from West to East. Ohio leads with 290,769 in use, Michigan 234,081, with New York, Iowa and California each over 260,000, illustrating widespread distribution and massive annual mileage.
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Ford
United States
United State
Ohio
Linois
Pennsylvania
Texas
Michigan
New York
Iowa
California
Honor students from Morgan County at Indiana University
Morgan County reports 48 students attended Indiana University this year as part of a total State University enrollment over 4 200, up nearly 500 percent in 25 years. Graduates include Ruth Swan Paragon and John Dewey Bryce Martinsville, with Miss Swan Phi Beta Kappa and active in Pi Lambda Theta and other clubs.
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Morgan County
Indiana University
John W. Cravens
The
State University
United States
Martinsville
Blanche Bailey
Robert W. Bain
John D. Bryce
Bessie Caldwell
Elmer T
Brooklyn
Bertrude McDaniel
Hiram Halstead Monica
Marie Brown
Opal L Ra&nkin
Eminence
R. Hedrick Ogle
Indiana
Pi Lambda Theta
Classical Club
Woman’s Athletic Association
Christian Church Notes Services Schedule
The Christian Church announces Sunday School at 10:00 a m with preaching at 11:30 a m and 7 30 p m Choir practice is at 7 15 p m Everyone is invited to attend all services Pastor Edward J Cain invites all parishioners to participate Story reflects a local church notice with times and contact.
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Edward J. Cain
Lubrication ads and small town notices in Mooresville
STOP LISTEN FOR LUBRICATION SUNOCO MOTOR OIL. R L Heine phone 131 offers free crankcase service. Farmers State Bank pays 4 percent on savings. Edith Barr spent Monday night with Mrs Denzil Naugle in Brooklyn. Mrs Naugle travelled to Mooresville with Miss Barr and Mrs C E Anderson Tuesday. Ervin Latta and son Jack returned from six weeks with her parents in Washington DC. Johnny Morrison returned with bride of three weeks from Louisville. The Boatrights of Greencastle visited Williams family. daughters visited grandparents. FOR SALE good rental property on a good Mooresville street inquire at Times Office.
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Edith Barr
Denzil Naugle
Brooklyn
Mrs. Naugle
Mooresville
Miss Barr
C. E. Anderson
Ervin Latta
Jack
Mrs
Jack Butts
Washington, D. C
Johhny Morrison
Louisville
Kentucky
Perry Morrison
Times Office
Circuit Court Finds Whitesell Pleads Guilty on Liquor Charge
In circuit court Friday Fount Whitesell pleaded guilty to possessing liquor. He is fined 100 dollars plus costs totaling 140 dollars, with a plan to pay 70 dollars and 8 dollars every two weeks until the balance is cleared. The docket also notes forgery pleas by Carl Watson in Morgantown and several civil filings including guardianship and divorce actions.
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Fount Whitesell
Carl Watson
Brown County
Carl Davis
Morgantown
Davis
Harvey O. Robbins
Ovid E
Huston Weaver
Mabel Schmidt
Wm. Orne
Louisa J. Brown
Chelcia Robinson
Elsie Moran
Cecil Moran
Ellis M. Stewart
John Stenway
Man Wanted to Open New Store for National Chain
Largest chain store firm seeks a clean cut man with sales ability to open a retail outlet in this area. No experience required as training will be provided. Must have honesty and a clean record. able to invest and secure funds. Potential net income of 4000 to 18000 annually. Immediate response. See Mr Eddie Cohen and Jos Rubinstein at Hotel Claypool Indianapolis Indiana at once. Ady
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Min
Eddie Cohen
Jos
Rubinstein
Friends Church Weekly Schedule and Pastor Note
The Sunday School meets at 10:00 a.m. Worship services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p.m. Prayer meeting Thursday 7:45 p.m. Pastor J. E. Hart suck leads the church.
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Christian Endeavor
J. E. Hartsuck
Way Down East comes to Idle Hour Theatre for two days
D W Griffiths wonder spectacle Way Down East arrives at Idle Hour Theatre for two days starting next Thursday. The production, based on Lottie Blair Parker play and adapted for film by Joseph R Grismer, has drawn record crowds and critical acclaim since its New York debut in 1920.
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D. W. Griffith
Lottie Blair Parker
Joseph R. Grismer
New England
Griffith
Great Ship Seeandbee on Cleveland Buffalo Route
The Great Ship Seeandbee and sister City of Buffalo now operate between Cleveland and Buffalo. Seeandbee, 500 feet long with 500 staterooms and 24 parlors de luxe, carries over 1500 passengers and offers nightly 9:00 departures with 7:30 arrival. A Carby steamer service serves automobile tourists with growing motorist tickets.
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Seeandbee
City of
Buffalo
Cleveland
Co. & B. Line
Wrih
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Farm Bureau Members
R. W. Gregory
Lecy
Hubbard-Sgearge Lumber
Maywood
Plainfield
First National Bank
Stanton-—Sage
William H. Sage
Marguerite
A. B. Stanton
Kenith IR. Nelson
Bernice Henderson
H. H. Allen
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Hadley
Deborah Lindley
Nelson
Mooresville High School
Teachers’ College
Oregon
Medical Corps
Army of Occupation
Germany
Barskin's
Republicn
H. J. Martin
Tronie Isenhower
Aster
L. A. Shanafelt
East Harrison Street
Floyd Steelman
Clifton Fuirnas
University of Chicago
Wil
Howe School
Columbia University
Clifford
Purdue University
Wisconsin University
I. A
Ruth Swan
Paragon
PHI
KAPPA
Morgan CO
Christian Church Notes
Sunoco Motor Oil
R. L. Heine
Farmers State Bank
Swift
Randall & Evans Grocery
Charlies Boatright
Greencastle
Vincent Williams
Court News
Man
Mooresville Building, Savings and Loan Association
E. F. Hadley
Sec
Treas
Tila Ee Veal
Mooresville, Indiana
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