11 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1921
Page
1
Bulletin on tuberculosis and parasitic diseases in cattle and orchard care. Guides to butter making and seed testing with a farm inventory section. Notices include divorce filings and various civil actions with motions and final dispositions listed.
The list includes classic and juvenile books by authors such as Clemens, LaSalle, Kings, and Major. A revised evening library hours shift moves the program from 6 to 8 to 6:30 to 8:30 with Mrs. R. W. Gregory serving as acting librarian.
Haymond Hill son of Mr and Mrs P Hill and Mrs Mary Miller nurse at Bollet's Sanitarium from Columbus accompanied by Mrs Eger Shirley quietly married in Ancinsvil last Saturday afternoon. The couple will live with the groom's parents. Hill has worked at Taggart Bakery for some time.
Alfred Bennett and Glenna Beth el of Martinsville. Raymond Hi and Edith May Miller both of Mooresville. Louie F Durker and Gorl May Mille both of Martinsville.
Saturday specials from local shops plus school notes. Mentions a basketball tournament trip to Martinsville with the B B boys ended in a loss and promises a comeback next year. Honor roll lists Homer Smith Francie Keller Clara Switz Naomi Watson Mary K McNeilie Aforgan Anna Bray Daisy Henne Florence Sturm Doral Welty.
The county commissioners held a two day session focusing on road issues. Viewers and engineers were appointed for several roads including John T. Grose and C. W. Patton routes, with favorable Secrest Road reports. Bids will be sought for multiple roads across Green Gregg Ray and Harrison townships.
Preliminary plans announce Mooresville as host for a county wide Young People Conference to be held Saturday and Sunday April 2 and 3. About 150 delegates from county Sunday Schools are expected with lodging and meals provided at no charge. The program stems from the County Sunday School Association and the YMCA inspired leadership efforts among older youth.
Sunday school at 10:00, worship at 11:00, evening service 7:15. Prayer meeting Thursday 7:15. Mr Thomas Taylor and Mr W J Knox visited, discussing Brown S S Association goals for adult classes. Miss Clara Sellars birthday celebrated March 3 with 35 class members at her home.
Fragmentary note mentions two individuals aged seven and eleven, with partial addresses including Mooresville and Ink. The text appears to be a stray clipping or inquiry item and lacks clear events or actions. Further context is needed to identify names, dates, places, or official notices.
The body of Mrs Dora Dresslar of Topeka Kansas was met Wednesday by T Carlisle and brought to his undertaking establishment. Funeral services were held at Mt EB church with a sermon by Rev BE Jewet of Indianapolis. Mrs Dresslar is survived by Effie Warren and Dessie Knox Hammond. She spent much of her life near Banta and Mooresville and moved to Kansas fifteen years ago with her daughter. Floral offerings expressed sympathy. A brief obituary noted her life and family. An unrelated classified note advertises poultry for sale in Indiana.
The M E Church notes strong revival interest with daily services at 6 o clock except Sunday and 10 o clock on most days. Last Sunday attendance was 194 with offerings of 17 74. Next Sunday aims to surpass 200 as worships at 10 45 feature The Greatest Thief. An evangelistic service at 7 features The Lost Jesus with the Male quartet and Ezra L Hutchens urging all young people to attend.
Mooresville Candy Kitchen offers a special for Saturday only with mixed peanut cream at 19 cents per pound.
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