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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
4
The Mooresville Times subscriptions cost one dollar per year with postage free across the United States. This issue notes the paper is entered as second class matter January 16 1905 in Mooresville Indiana. Communications directed to W. H. Sage, Publisher, Mooresville Indiana.
Bethel notes report visits by Mrs. Julia Deputy and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Reynolds, stock shipments to Indianapolis, sermons by Rev. John Morris and Rev. Addison Reynolds, and social visits among residents. The town hosted events at the Friends church and Bethany Park with graduates Ettie Keys and May Rester, plus the Ladies Aid plan and church cake sale for July 7.
The widow Sarah Oc Hepton files in Morgan County Court to inventory the decedent Joseph Po Huat ton's personal estate. The appraisement lists value under restrictive grounds and seeks vesting of titled property in the widow unless opposition is raised. Clerk J. F. Overton signs the notice dated June 5.
The article surveys Mooresville's summer bustle with shoppers from country towns, new sidewalks of cement, and busy streets. It notes railroad labor rules, local weather impacts, and a mix of social visits, farming notes, and small-town concerns, including burglaries and community events.
A reflective poem contrasts solitude and shared mirth. It warns that voicing care invites pity, while happiness attracts friends, yet sorrow loses them. It suggests life’s pleasures fill halls temporarily while enduring pain remains, and everyone must face the narrow aisles of pain alone.
Mr and Mrs Mills and son Wallace Nes with several Mills relatives attended the wedding of Mills family member Liorscoe Mills and Miss Moorehouse at Lafayette on Wednesday night. The M E church missionary society canceled an July 4 ice cream social to support the Business Men's Band, rescheduling with a social on July 14.
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