02 Mar 1923
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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1923
Page
1
The Jocal Audubon Society met February 22 at the Wheeler home with twenty four members present. Officers elected include Alden Haddes as Chairman Merc At Wheeler as Vice Chairman Mrs FOFL barvey as Secretary Mrs AOL Wheeler as Assistant Secretary and Mrs Cerger Lady as Treasurer Ann persed named as involved in dues and future lectures.
The Bay View Club met with Mrs. E. E. Kelso last week to celebrate Washington’s Birthday with a life story and member responses. Mrs Acres Sickler narrated and discussed the president’s life while Mrs. Kelso led a paper on mental attitudes and Mrs. John Mendenhall led a Tessan in psychology. Miss Verna Milner is slated to lead the Peeppeeesting.
John Henry Rusie aged eighty eight died Sunday evening at his sons home on Parkelew Avenue Indianapolis after living in the town for seventy nine years. He came from Virginia in 1836 as a child and worked in tinner furniture and undertaking. He served as first lieutenant in the Indiana volunteers during the Civil War and later active in civic affairs serving on the school board. He is survived by his wife and several children and grandchildren.
The sectional basketball tourney opened at 2 PM with wide town attendance. Twelve teams compete Friday and Saturday with first round matchups including Pittsboro vs Plainfield and Morgantown vs Stilesville, followed by Mooreville and Martinsville on the Friday evening slate. Local merchants welcome visitors as scores roll in: Pittsboro 31 Plainfield 21, Monrovia Wy Avon 10, Suesville 26, Morgantown 24.
The text outlines medical training paths at Indiana University with students facing six years of studies and three years in clinical work at hospitals and city dispensaries. It notes access to hundreds of cases and observation opportunities across Indianapolis and Bloomington, under the state medical board.
A series of legal notices involve foreclosures and note actions. Parties include Martinsstile Auto Co versus Henry W. Gomsard and Ray Boardman versus Mas Boardman. Other filings name Wil B. Sine bh, Henry Worlossirnd, and Ania Hunt among petitioners and respondents.
The A d Society of the Christian church hosted a well attended chicken supper at the library last Thursday evening to add to their treasury. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Rush Record and several others. speakers from Martina Ville and local high school were present for a goodwill deters tion and the tournament held Friday and Saturday.
Erratic OCR reads celebrate Mees Parrest honored by Earlham College seniors for serving as Vice President. The imperfect text notes active involvement in coursework and student activities, with unclear references to girls and events amid garbled phrases.
Classified notice seeking two married men for farm labor near Waverly one mile west and half a mile north of Waverly. Preference given to married men. no single men. Phone number provided as 22 on 2 for contact.
Four new members joined the church during Sunday morning service. The pastor will assist Rev Manuel in a revival at West Newton starting this weekend and continuing until March 5th. Sunday schedule includes 8:45 Sunday School. Epworth League news.
Mooresville high school juniors and seniors traveled to Indianapolis aboard a special chartered car to observe sessions of both houses, meet Governor McCray, and tour the Indiana School for the Blind. Superintendent O Bannon led the trip with Mrs Meyneke. over sixty five students attended.
Word arrives that Mrs. Beli Gosand is recovering after appendicitis surgery. Mrs. Ralph Pallard reports she is improving well. Mrs. Mary Edwards of Newhers, widow of Jessie Edwards, passed away on Friday. Edwin and Mary Edwards visited, and ALnven York and family spent a day with Mrs. Cox and family. Mr and Mrs Edwards once served as Friends church ministers in Oregon.
The community mourns Riley Woodward who died after a few hours illness. Funeral services were held Friday at 1 o’clock, with burial in Hiavilind Kansas, his longtime home. He leaves a wife, two sons in Kansas, and a daughter who cared for him.
For rent an acre river bottom farm on White Wyser across from Waverly. Contact A. W. Hosth for details.
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