Local News Highlights from Mooresville and vicinity
Mooresville area notes many visits and family news. Mrs. Rusie hosts a F. C. B. club event while births occur on Main Street. Local residents travel to Indianapolis and Terre Haute for visits, religious services, and a new Carnegie Library project advances with architect plans. Moving, auctions, and sales of incubators and oats appear alongside a long list of community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hadley
Pleasantville
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Almira Hadley
Join Coopers Watch and Jewelry Club
A streamlined guide invites readers to join Coopers Watch and Jewelry Club for an easy provident plan to buy a good watch or similar accessory. The notice emphasizes convenience and value for members through shared expertise.
Locust Fence Posts for Sale and Social Notes
Local items report sales of locust fence posts. Cora Johnson and family visit Kokomo to see her father Charles Ford. Dining with neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Woolman host Thomas Randall and Alice Randall. Frank Sheets marks 24th anniversary with surprise party, gifts silver pie forks. Mrs. J W Joyner dies after tuberculosis illness. funeral plans not set. Vasvier family relocates from Andersontown. Hugenberger moves to Taylor farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sheets
Sheets
J. W. Joyner
R. Vasvier
Andersoh
Werman Hugenberger
Endiantor
Taylor Farm
Specials overpower Boys Club in state junior hoops
The M. H. S. Specials defeated the Boys Club Junior of Indianapolis 39 to 17 on their home floor after claiming the state junior title bids. The team then traveled to Monrovia Thursday night and beat the Boy Scouts 20 to 14. The Specials remain unbeaten this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Monrovia
Boy Scouts
Woman's Club Notes Highlights March Market And Meeting
The Woman's club announces a market on Saturday March 13 with special orders for dressed chickens and cakes via Mrs Walter Edwards. Mothers Congress reflects on youth duties with Adaline Reeves of Friendswood urging playground supervision while committees work to enforce cigarette laws. The verse of the table was reported, and the meeting saw deputies attend from the Claypool with music and art departments planning to meet next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Edwards
Mothers Congress
Adaline Reeves
Friendswood
A. W Farmer
Claypool
Music Aid Art Department
Likely Club Guest Day Shown At Mrs Searce Home
About 60 ladies attended the Likely club guest day at the home of Mrs H C Seearce on Saturday afternoon. The program featured a piano recital by Miss Huss a soprano Mrs Selvage and contralto Miss Jenny Edwards with readings by Mrs Long. Guests included Mrs Charles Hubbard Mrs J C Hale Mrs Alex Kennedy Mrs Myrtle Woody Miss Bernice Shirley from Martinsville Mrs Charles Morgana of Plainfield Mrs J Spoors of Brooklyn and Miss Phyliss Nysewander of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Seearce
Huss
Selvage
Jennie Edwards
Long
Metropolitan School of Music
Indianapolis
Plainfield
J. ©. Spoors
Brooklyn
Phyliss Nysewander
Columbus
Easter Market planned by W C T U for town fountains
The W C T U and friends schedule an Easter market on Saturday April 3 to raise funds for sanitary drinking fountains for the town. Exact hour and place to be announced later.
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The House That Is To Be A Home The Material
Ongoing discussion on wood as a superior building material highlighting durability heat insulation and ease of alteration. It notes first cost advantages of wood versus concrete brick and stucco and urges expert advice from lumber dealers and architects. The Comer & Scearce Co. offers free complete house plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Comer
E. F. Harvey
Reuben Aldrich
Waverly
Marcel
Jack Frost
Comer & Scearce Co
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F. C. B. Club
A. W. Rusie
Austin Byers
Gosport
Jvight
Chas. Rariden
West Main Street
Emma Thompson
Rev
P. W. Corva
Harry Wolf
Walter Wolf
Raymond Mitchell
I. U
Mrs
Tillman Mitchell
Ladies Aid Society of the
M. P. Church
Maggie Boatright
Edna Charles
E.earlham
W. O. Mills
Levica Scott
Mary Trotter
Themu
Viola H. Brown
Carl Lyckberg
St. Louis
A. C. Clarkson
Mooresville
Columbia
Ind
Eli Anderson
F. E B. Carlisle
T. E. Lawrence
Newellton
William Apple
Martinsville
Isaac Atkinson
B. F. Daily
Laura
Julia
Sylvia
Isabelle Hadley
Christian Church
Edna Sage
Earlham
W. H. Sage
Ross Bellows
Daisy Reese
P. W. Corya
Bertha Smitherman
K. E. Smitherman
Christ’s Church
Roberts Park M. E. Church
Samantha Owens
W. F. Whites
Library Board
Carnegie Free Library
Brookie
Achitect
Ofndianapolis
James Davis
Rachel Davis
Henry Thornberry
Kansas
Margaret Brown
Thornberry
Victor Brown
Brown
John A. Shufflebarger
Ralph Tresslar
Edgar Shirley
Bicknell
Tresslar
A.L. Wheeler
A. E. Crawford
Hillsboro
High School Library
John House
Clint Manker
Forrest Rusie
Hazel Flater
Vanity Fair
Emma Henderson
John Manker
Misty Mora
White River
High Sierras
Lizzie Cox
Grandpa
Frank Archer
Frank Manker, Jr
J. L. Mathews
White Mts
Alvin Rariden
Teddy
the Beeches
J. P. Calvert
Elizabeth Scruggs
Paul Hadley
Chas. W. Fairbank
Epps
Claude Watson
Sibyl Lindley
Frank N. Jones
B. F.jones
Cornfield
Clifton A. Wheeler
Miss Scruggs
Coopers Watch
Elry Club and
Www
Fred Cooper, Jeweler
Lindley Block
Cora Johnson
E. Lawrence
Charles
Charles Ford
Kokomo
J. C. Woolman
Thos. Randall
Alice
Charles Evans
Woman’s Club
Sumner
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