Keen butter razors and local notices mix in town
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Elbridge Collins was buried last Saturday. Miss Pearl Bradley visited Will Dillman at Martinsville. Mrs Bert Hollingsworth and two children visited her sister EB K Pfaff in town. For Sale extra bargain on west Main Street. W Elliott. W H Henderson looked after farming in Lawrence County. Everard Hadley sick with nervous prostration and heart trouble. James Manker moved from Indianapolis to the Manker property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Bradley
Will Dillman
Martinsville
Bert Hollingsworth
Indianapolis
EB. K. Pfaff
West Main Street
Will Elliott
Everard Hadley
Frank Bunnell
Charles Bunnell
Deaconess Hospital
Noble
Magenheimer
Warning Bethel social notes drift to Caldwell and Weiner
Mr and Mrs John W Wilson left for Caldwell Idaho to visit Mrs Wilsons parents Mr and Mrs Grant Kiser. Mrs Louisa McPherson closed her home for summer and went to Weiner Ark to spend time with her children Mrs Will Henley and Chester McPherson. Tom Williams is in serious condition with heart failure. T E Lawrence left for St Joseph La and Mrs Lawrence joined him to visit daughter Mrs F A Likely in Indianapolis. Helen Vincent and Waldo Shufflebarger visited grandparents J A Shufflebarger. J W Farmer has bladder and kidney troubles and has been very sick. For Rent three rooms over the First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Wilson
Caldwell
Idaho
Louisa McPherson
Weiner, Ark
Will Henley
Chester McPherson
T. E. Lawrence
St. Joseph
India napolis wedding joins Laflin and Andrews in Indianapolis
E E Harvey and family joined Mrs Anna Laflin in Indianapolis for the wedding to Frederick J Andrews of Chicago held at the Burdge home. About fifty guests attended this pink and white affair with music by Vera Verburg J Q Richardson and Mrs Harry Schleicher. The Rev E P Jewett presided. Mr. and Mrs Andrews departed for Chicago at 3 15 PM to begin their married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Harvey
E. W. Day
Indianapolis
Anna Laflin
Frederick. J. Andrews
Chicago
Vera Verburg
J. Q. Richardson
Harry Schleicher
E. P. Jewett
Andrews
Laflin
Burdge
Hume-Mansur Garden
J. H. Andrews
Mabel Troup
Pfaff Nominated for Coroner on Republican Ticket
Dr. E. K. Pfaff of this place is favorably mentioned for the nomination for coroner on the Republican ticket. His many friends here would like to have him nominated and elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Pfaff
Three New Teachers Appointed by School Board
The school board announced three new teachers for the next year. Grace Kincaid of Orleans will teach 5th grade replacing Nellie Glover who resigned. Emmett Simpson of Salem takes manual training after Otto N Yeager resigned to Gary Indiana. Thurza C Parker of Terre Haute will teach English succeeding Kathleen Lindley who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Kincaid
Orleans
Nellie Glover
Emmett Simpson
Salem
Otto N. Yeager
Gary
Ind
Thurza C. Parker
Terre Haute
Kathleen Lindley
Keen Kutter Razors Offer Safe and Regular Use
Keen Kutter razors assure safety and reliable performance with guaranteed customer satisfaction. Sold by G. A. Keller, highlighting a trusted retailer in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Keller
Hadley-Barr Nuptials in Indianapolis Home Ceremony
Carl Newton Hadley son of Mr and Mrs Riley Hadley of Indianapolis married Sunday to Miss Ethel Beatrice Barr at the groom’s sister Mrs Morton Matthews home. They honeymoon at Lake Maxinkuckee and will reside in Indianapolis after July 1. Carl a Purdue Pharmacy graduate holds a position at a North Side drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Newton Hadley
Riley Hadley
Indianapolis
Ethel Beatrice Barr
Morton Matthews
Lake Maxinkuckee
Carl
Purdue
Marriage Licenses Issued in Martinsville Area
Watter S Collier and Goldie K Mere dith married after birth years 1884 and 1890. Harvey Hopson and Ruth G Hood listed, with birth years 1878 and 1886. Paul Merrill Riddick and Lois Lucille Dilley or Dilley linked, with Riddick a Plymouth reporter born 1888. Partners reside or have ties to Martinsville and Washington D C. Hoth are colored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watter S. Collier
Goldie Kk. Meredith
Richard Collier Etux
Martinsville
Robt. W. Meredith Etux
Harvey Hopson
Ruth G. Hood
Calvin Hopson Etux
Indianapolis
Nicholas Hood Etux
Hoth
Paul Merrill Riddick
Lois Lucille Dilley
J. H. Riddick Etux
Albion
Mich
Plymouth
C. §. Dilleyetux
Washington, D. C
Mooresville to Levy One Mill Tax for Public Library
An ordinance by the Mooresville Town Board levies a tax of one mill on property value to establish increase and maintain a public library open to all residents. The tax is to be collected with other town taxes. Adopted May 21, 1912, with Rees Coster as president and Pertra L. Sink as town clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooresville
General Assembly
State of
Indiana
Board of Trustees
Ind
Rees Coster
Pertra L. Sink
Visitors From Castleton And Broad Ripple Call On Local Residents
Mr and Mrs John Hague and J Hague of Castleton and Mr and Mrs Lafayette Lewellen of Broad Ripple who were with Mooresville people in Florida last winter made an automobile trip here one day last week and called on Mr and Mrs B F Trogdon Mrs Martha Thompson Mrs Etta Jackson and Mr and Mrs C H Mills. In the afternoon with Mrs Kilda White they visited friends at Monrovia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hague
J. Hague
Castleton
Lafayette Lewellen
Broad Ripple
Mooresville
Florida
B. F. Trogdon
Martha, Thompson
Etta Jackson
C. H. Mills
Kilda White
Monrovia
For Sale: C. H. Woodward Property on East High Street
Subscriptions paid list includes A. C. Payne J. 5S Comer Rev. D. W. Jessee Mrs. India Likely F. A. Likely of Indianapolis. Property sale notice requests inquiry at the Times office for the east High street lot on offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Payne
D. W. Jessee
India Likely
F. A. Likely
Indianapolis
C. H. Woodward
East High Street
Times Office
Advertising in the Times Prospers in Current Edition
Local businesses consider the Times a prime outlet for promotion as current editions highlight affordable ad spots. Small firms report strong reader engagement and improved foot traffic after campaigns.
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Lena Taggart
Missouri
W. H. Henderson
Lawrence County
James Manker
Manker
South Street
J. G. Kennedy
Ida Fogleman
Ita Taylor
The
Epworth League
Bradley
Bedford
Miss Euna Johnson
Lessie
Emma Sedwick
C. R. McNeeley
George Pennington
East White Lick
Marguerite Lewis
W. L. Jessup
Hazel Frater
Edna Krafft
Serena Mills
Lois Hallo
Well
Daniel Jones
Plainfield
Louis G. Poehls
Drs. Thompson & Magenheimer
M. E
John Yeager
Mary
Chauncey Wilson
Sarah McNeeley
Huton
C. C. Schuler
Kutter
G. A. Keller’s
Chas. Ferguson
Will Doan
Jess Doan
Harry Smith
Orpha
Lela Burris
Kentucky
BE. W. Day
John Wilson
M. M. Wilson
Ulysses
Kan
Baltimore
Bethel
Tom Williams
Helen
Vincent
Waldo Shufflebarger
Johnson County
Mrs
J. A. Shufflebarger
J. W. Farmer
First National Bank
W. H. Sage
F. M. Hadley
A. V. Burch
Charles Woodward
Grants Pass
Ore
Robert McNaught
Pauline
Katherine
Mrs. McNaught
Holiday
W. A. Cox
Isaac Atkinson
Almira Hadley
May
Frank Hadley
Emma Thompson
Helen Scearce
DePauw
Wallace Mills
Frank Morgan
Wallace Townsend
Wallace Hadley
Ida Mix
Loyal Temperance Legion
Helen Hadley
Mrs. Burch
Bethany Park Assembly
Morgan County
Mary Helen
Charles Reagan
Clinton
Reagan
Evangeline Trotter
B. F. Trogden
Lewis D. McKahan
Tutewiler & Son, Funeral Directors
Centerton
Austen O. Griffith
C. Root
John Kiser
L. C. Hadley
Alva Hadley
Mrs. Fordman
Bethesda
Til Mitchell
Sol Carpenter
Amtvs
Frank Parris
Will Johnson
Ar. Ane
Elenry Quinn
Flora Rariden
Laura Hladley
Oscar Robbins
F. S. Trester
Wm. Jackson
West of Town
Sarah J. Edwards
Robbins Hadley
Leland Jessup
Myron Stant
Ruth Iwern
Harry Mitchel
Win. H. Cooper
Marilon Dewees
Keen Kutter
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