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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1917
Page
4
The People Have Answered With A Second War Effort
The passage notes the June 5 registration of 10,000,000 Americans aged 21 to 30 for national service and the voluntary June 15 completion, with over 3,000,000 funding U S efforts. It emphasizes calm civic action over coercion and asserts Germany has been effectively answered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
America
Real Estate Ads Offer Minnesota Farmland and Terms
Central Minnesota offers diversified farming options including stock raising dairying small grains and grasses with reasonable prices. Lands available in Northern Minnesota with any size tract and easy terms through Benton County Real Estate Co. in Sauk Rapids Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Benton County Real Estate Co
Sauk Rapids
CAMBY AREA WEEKLY NOTES AND LOCAL VISITS
Miss Ruth Mundy spent the weekend with her parents. Visitors include Mrs. Mary E. Williams and daughter from Greencastle, Chas Barker at Thorntown, and Rev. Callahan with Mrs. Candace Mills near the tent revival. Jersey cattle sale brought 7000 dollars. Karl Morgan joined a Hannibal, Missouri party and Mrs. Clarence Hooker of Dana visited Mrs. Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Mundy
Mary E. Williams
Greencastle
Chas. Barker
Thorntown
Callahan
Candace Mills
Hattie McNeff
Anna Sidenstricker
Illinois
S. S. Sutton
Bethel News and 1917 Bank Report Summary
Bethel notes arrivals and visits including Henry C. Briles and Fletcher R. Keys, health updates on Mrs. E. F. White and nurse Hedrick, and regional travels of A. B. Stanton, E. K. Lindley, and others. Also contains the June 20 1917 First National Bank Mooresville financial statement with detailed assets, deposits, and liabilities sworn by cashier H. H. Leathers.
Bank statement for First National Bank Monrovia Indiana 1917
The report shows the condition of the First National Bank of Monrovia Indiana as of June 30 1917 with resources liabilities and totals including deposits circulatings notes and equity. It lists items such as U S bonds reserves deposits and the notarized affirmation by cashier Everett R Ryan and directors with an estate notice for Elizabeth Jane Rushton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Morgan County
State of
Indiana
Elizabeth Jane Rushton
Local Social Notes from Sunday Gatherings
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs A B Stanton and two others. Clem Whitson made a business trip to Indianapolis on Friday. Mr and Mrs M A Burns hosted friends from the northern part of the state Sunday. Olive White visited Miss Norris Shepherd Saturday evening. Mrs Regan visits daughter Mrs Mary Richard near Morgantown. Ed Merriman and spouse attended church at Plainfield Sunday evening. Kathleen Stanton returned home Sunday after visiting relatives at Martinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Briles
Indianapolis
Fletcher R. Keys
E. F. White
D. H. Lindley
Raymond Mitchell
Gary
Miss Hedrick
A. B. Stanton
E. K. Lindley
Wm. Cox
R. D. Sellars
Mooresville
M. A. Davees
Carl Keys
Culver
Muriel McKinley
Martinsville
Floyd Stout
Frank Keller
West Newton
T. A. Mitchell
M. A. Dewees
John Devore
Waverly
Air
Joe Hinshaw
Monrovia
Ralph Cooper
Wmi. Cooper
Clem Whitson
Altha Francis
Friendswceod
Mary Co. McCaun
M. A. Burns
Olive White
Norris Shepherd
Regan
Mary Richard
Morgantown
Ed Merriman
Plainfield
Kathleen Stanton
Soldiers at Fort Benjamin Harrison to contest in Independence Day events
Thousands of Indiana citizens will attend the State Fair Grounds on July 4 as soldiers in training at Fort Benjamin Harrison compete in field and track events. Cullen Thomas organized an Independence Day program with medals and cups awarded to company winners from the eighth and ninth divisions. Tickets cost 50 cents, with proceeds split between the Red Cross and the Fort Harrison Recreation fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
State Fair Grounds
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Department of Recreation For
Cullen Thomas
Butler College
Red Cross
Fort Harrison
Notable Evansville Figures Attend Event
The list includes T. H. Britton W. F. Hadley Oscar G. Coach Dr. W. L. Thompson and A. R. Dakin with Mrs. Fannie Myrick of Indianapolis among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Britton
W. F. Hadley
Oscar G
W. L. Thompson
A. R. Dakin
Evansville
Fannie Myrick
Indianapolis
Farmers State Bank Mooresville 1917 financial statement
No. 4 J. L. Matthews president J. J. Reeve vice president W. F. Hadley vice president E. F. Hadley cashier C. L. White assistant cashier presents at close of business June 20 1917 figures cover Loans and Discounts 213893.66 Overdrafts 262.00 Other Bonds and Securities 9462.15 Banking house 4500.00 Due from Banks and Trust Companies 61913.29 Cash on Hand 10814.96 Cash Items 274.60 Trust Investments 410.34 Total Resources 331531.00 Liabilities Capital stock 35000.00 Surplus 32000.00 Undivided Profits 822.46 Exchange Discount and Interest 2032.28 Demand Deposits 208238.92 Demand Certificates 22784.03 Cashier's Checks 169.77 Due to Banks and Trust Companies 30410.34 Total Liabilities 331531.00 County of Morgan Is I E F Hadley cashier sworn true this 27th day of June 1917 B. K. Thomas notary public expires May 24 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Feredal Reserve Bank
First National Bank
Monrovia
Indiana
Liberty Loan
Chicago & St.Louis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Purina
Blackford
Banner Mills
Wheeler
THE
W. H. Sage
U.S. Army
Navy
CAMBY
Harry Clare
Cincinnati
McNeff
Weber Farm
Karl Morgan
Seven Head
Hannibal
Morgan
Mark Twain
Clarence Hooker
Dana
Bethel
Ora Kern
Bridgeport
Maria Jessup
Friendswood
F. R. Keys
Noble Stanton
Charles and
Harry Bayliss
Sunny
County of
Ssr
H. H. Leathers
Co. L. Hallam
Geo. R. Scruggs
J. W. York
Federal Reserve
County of Morgan
I. Everett R. Ryan
Everett R. Ryan
J. B. Sedwick
Jason W. Tudor
F. L. Truax
Frank H. Suit
Mary E. Dailey
Atty J.J. Bishop
J. L. Matthews
J. J. Reeve
E. F. Hadley
C. L. White
Ass’t Cashier
Farmers State Bank
B. K. Thomas
Ind
J.L. Matthews
W.F. Hadley
J.J. Reeve
KE. F. Hadley
C. L. Whit
KH. W. Day
Great Eastern Scrap Iron
West Main Street
Philip Bernstein
Cc. R. Wilson Embalmers License
Cc. L. White
Embalmers License
Wilson & White
M.F. Brackney, M. D
Mooresville, Indiana
C. L. Hallam
TIMES
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