09 Mar 1923
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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1923
Page
1
The film Skin Deep will be shown next Monday and Tuesday nights for the benefit of the local American Legion post. The picture concerns ex servicemen and will be viewed by Lewion and Chase members and others who wish to attend.
New grocery store near Mrs John O Conner on East South Street converts a residence lot into a store room and plans to open as Cottage Grocery. Mrs Nellie Eldridge of Groton Mississippi will relocate there to manage the shop.
Indiana Audubon Society President Alden Hadly will give a free lecture with colored slides on Indiana birds, Florida scenes, and conservation March 14 at 7 30 PM in the school auditorium. The event includes music, aims to awaken community interest in bird protection and forest life, with proceeds supporting charts and bird study materials for adults and children.
Fragmentary text mentions individuals and locations with names like Harry and Dewitt and a Saturday event. Details are unclear. not enough to determine exact event or relation.
Rosoresville Telephone Society calls a meeting at the cooperative office in Zouveloek on Monday April 2 1923 at 2 PM to elect officers and conduct other business. The secretary urges all stockholders to attend and cooperate to improve the system.
Morgan and Hendricks counties filled seats as Pittsboro beat Phainfield 31 to 24 in a tense opener. Martinsville toppled Whayton 8 to 0 while Moroville defeated Monrovia 27 to TS, with Paragon narrowly dominating early in the second game.
Martinsville defeats Mooresville 37 to 27 in a tense semifinal game. Cox and Fr struggled for baskets while Sehnaiter and Threlipaetheast starred amid fouls. Referee Vandiver oversaw a physical contest on Saturday afternoon.
Martinsville tops Brownsburg 36 to 19 in a high scoring finals clash with Cox leading Martinsville and Lingerman shining for Brownsburg. Fox, Lingerman, and McCoun highlight as teams exchange baskets and foul trouble shapes the game.
Community scenes describe meals in a school by the Womans Club and church gatherings for crowds. Merits and regrets are noted amid casual business district chatter with unclear names and places.
Fragmented text references Brote Poebard and Mare Arrivals with scattered phrases about service and a 6 sgt unit. Contains unclear names and locations, making precise meaning uncertain.
In the second semifinal, the Brownsburg team delivered a strong performance as they faced their opponent, setting up a potential final showdown.
George A. Keller, 63, died Friday at his West Harrison home after pneumonia followed influenza. A longtime hardware businessman, he built a substantial shop about ten years ago and retired last fall. He leaves a widow, two sons Ros of Farming-ton Mich and Walter of this town, and one grandson Roy Jr. Services were held at the Friends church with Rev. John Reagan and Rev. J. E. Hartsuck assisting. The obit was read by Mrs. Almira Hadley.
Sunday school at 10.00 worship at 11:90 A M and 7.00 P M News notes a Christian Endeavor at 6.00 Prayer meeting Thursday evening Lewis Hadley shared experiences in the ABE OF in France with Christian Endeavor Our Young People's Meeting improves and younger Friends urged to attend next Sunday evening Pastor J I Hartsuck signs off
The Bible study class under Mrs Hutchinson continues during the pastor’s absence. Tonight’s Friday meeting at Epworth League, followed by next Sunday’s schedule including Sunday School, divine worship, and a 7 PM sermon by Rev Homer Manuel. Public invited.
Readable fragments show a social gathering labeled Likely Club with Mrs Thursday and Mrs Mdna involved. An instructive paper was presented and the group noted a "dast hour" of activity, suggesting a cordial afternoon program.
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