Local Notices and Social Roundup Echoes Indiana Town
Miss Kiplinger of Indianapolis visits Miss Mary Robbins. Danville visitors include Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Scearce and grandson Harold Cook. Marie Hallam returns from Champaign. For sale apron styles at E W Day's. Dorcas Society notes. July 4th plans hint at quiet town with visitors possibly traveling to Martinsville or Plainfield. Carl White attends state bankers’ convention in Fort Wayne. Mrs. William Kent improves from illness. Day's Grocery advertises general goods. Mrs. C C Allred and Mrs. James Davis visit Cassie Hadley. Ira Link on weeklong vacation through Ohio and Kentucky. Mrs. W D Morgan diagnosed with muscular rheumatism. H C Hadley to provide ice cream at reasonable rates. Moon change forecast is said to bring dry warm days for farmers. Miss Mary Shrake at wedding in Indianapolis. Will Evans, Leah Evans, and Martha Evans visit Mrs. Chas Bennett. Evans plan move to Seattle. Frank Sheets visit to Terre Haute. E K Pfaff visits sister in Indianapolis. Wanted: good girl for house work. Robert Smith begins duty with International Harvester. Riley Hadley in town on business. Maro Morgan visits from Indianapolis. Women’s and men’s watches advertised at Cooper Robbins. Davis family from Indianapolis visiting west of town. Will Elliott hosts dinner. A E Elliott family present. For sale: invalid chair at office. Bethany Park meetings begin July 23 with Children’s Day on 24. Greenwood Boys’ Band to provide music. Mrs Bernard Henley and child from Wenona stay summer with Farmer family. Henley to join later.
Mooresville Notes and Society Highlights Past Week
Local announcements include births for Frank Joyner and Joe Albertson families, visits by Mrs Shepherd to Indianapolis, and greetings from Wallace Hadley and family. Socials feature Rebekah ice cream social, church classes, birthday gatherings, and a Bay View picnic with relic displays. Community events include open air concerts, auctions, and a public sale notice.
Piano gift and local notices fill Mooresville
Local items report a Chute and Butler piano gift to the Beard family through Ora Morehead Music Co. and social visits by Indianapolis residents. Other notices include for sale items, a cultivator and mower, farm near Mooresville, a marriage at Martinsville, veterinary practice sale, and transportation of piano boxes for grain. Mary Beard receives piano. Dr. Carl Park to relocate. Barnett to Franklin.
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Ora Morehead Music Co
W. O. Beard
West High Street
Chute & Butler
Mary
Carl Park
Barnett
Martinsville
Franklin
Miss Hazel and Daisy Thompson Receive Piolian Gifts
Mrs Anna Tyzoxupson presented her daughters with a fine Piolian from the Ora Morehead Music Co yesterday. The sisters Hazel and Daisy are noted as accomplished young musicians and value such a gift.
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Anna Tyzoxupson
Ora Morehead Music Co
Sawyers Buy Fine Musical Instrument from Ora Morehead Co
Mr and Mrs Sue Sawyers of east town purchase a fine musical instrument today from the Ora Morehead Music Co. The couple are noted for their twin children and happy to add the new instrument to their household.
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Sue Sawyers
Ora Morehead Music Co
Power plant links Brownsburg Plainfield to Danville grid
The new plant’s current was routed to Brownsburg and Plainfield, supplying these towns with lights from the Danville facility. Plainfield’s plant has been shut down for overhaul and its machinery moved to the shop for upgrading before reuse in the Danville plant for emergencies.
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Brownsburg
Plainfield
Danville
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J. S. Comer & Son
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Harold Cook
H. C. Scearce
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Ilinoia
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Elwood
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Robert Smith
International Harvester Company
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Maro Morgan
Will Elliott
Cooper & Robbins
KE EB. Davis
Sam Harper
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Wenona
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Waverly
Aid Society of the Christian Church
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W. D. Macy
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John Short
B. I. Ballard
G. R. Scruggs
Lewis Hammel
Ontario
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Lemmie Donovan
Amanda Greeson
East High Street
Avis Smith
Opal Hornaday
T. A. McNaught
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John Burton
Summer Sisters
Geo. W. Farmer
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Bertha
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Bob
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G. W.bass
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Thomas Sharp
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Whiteland
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Macon County
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Russel
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East Washington Street
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the Times
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O. L. Winks
Ida Fogleman
J. W. Miles
John Greeson
L. A
Master Merrill
Miss Maxine Mills
E. H. Morgan
Wife
John Steepleton
Robert Killian
Walter Pennington
John Dobbins
Don Alden
Leslie Cox
Leona G. Bond
Morgantown
Squire Brown
E. K. Thomas
Hazel
Daisy Thompson
Comer & Scearce CO
Mooresville, Indiana
M. L. Wheeler
Geo. R. Scruggs
Eli H. Anderson
Carl L. White
W. L. Thompson
W. A. Magenheimer
DRS. Thompson & Magenheimer
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