17 Mar 1922
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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1922
Page
1
A Tuesday evening birthday gathering for J A Shufflebarger marked his 83rd year with family and close relatives presenting filled baskets and a pink candle cake. The event featured carnations and greenery as décor while guests included Frank Shuttlebarger and family, Thornberry and others, noting his long life and vigor.
Notice promotes a Saturday Sunday sale with five kinds of candy at a special price and 25 cents per pound from Mooreasville Candy Kitchen.
Mrs Jesse Wilson presided as hostess for the Bay View Club with responses from Benjamin Franklin. The Latin American study on Bolivia was led by Mrs Oscar Couch. Indiana artists topic featured Mrs Menterbalbt discussing Janu Scudder sculptors and Mrs Howard Lindley or John McCutcheon cartoonist. The Bay View Club will hold an at home event for the Women’s Club Likely Club and Art Club Friday afternoon March 9 at two o’clock with Mrs ebb White. Indianapolis writer Kate Milner Rabb will speak. Members urged to attend.
Fragmented OCR text lists names and places in a licensing notice style. Readable items mention Moran Cal te Tin and various locations such as Indianapolis and Martinsville. The fragmentary lines imply a small local licensing or registration notice with names and towns.
School notes report State Tourney dates March 17 and 18 with Franklin favored by Mr Moeller while Vincennes also a contender. Blooming- ton’s Pittsboro disappointed in Racay Tourament. Honor Roll lists seniors and juniors, a film on Silas Marner repeats April 22, and a new History map shared by Mr Kenworthy after a Mooresville visit.
The funeral was held Saturday at Mt E Church for Miss Emma Merzes. Rev. W S Hiddle and Rev. E A Hutchens led services. Several relatives and friends attended including pallbearers and classmates. Emma aided her family after her mother’s death and was active in church work.
Readable text notes out of stock or sale of coal brooder stoves from A Keller with limited details. Ownership or location not specified.
Advertiser G A Keller invites farmers to view inexpensive farm implements he offers due to not stocking them. The sale aims to save buyers money and attract attention to the offered goods.
The Brown Township Sunday School Convention will be held at Mooresville M E Church on Sunday March 26. All school superintendents are urged to announce to their schools and secure full attendance. The past conventions under Mr Thomas Taylor were successful and this year organizers expect to surpass them. Program begins 2 30 with Song Invocation secretary report and division reports including Children Young Peoples Adult and Administrational divisions. Address by Rev E L Hutchens and closing benediction.
The Friends Church announces Sunday School at 10:00 A.M. Worship at 11:00 A.M. and 7:14 P.M. Christian Endeavor at 6:15 P.M. Sunday evening. Prayer meeting and monthly business meeting Thursday at 7:15 P.M. Beginning April 1 all services will start at 7:30 P.M. Pastor J. E. Hartsuck.
Tri Country Bank of Stilesville sues Scip Meloud on note. I H Hill seeks relief on judgment against Nicholae Lux. Arthur J Johnson petitions guardian for John Johnson. Annie Laura Potter seeks divorce from Harry Hayes Potter.
Thomas Taylor was operated on at a Methodist hospital Saturday for gall stones and appendicitis. He remains very ill though a nurse is hopeful for recovery. Mrs. Taylor stays with him this week as friends and relatives express concern. Mr and Mrs Glen Crawford of Indianapolis visited and stayed with J A Shuffleburger and with Mrs Swearingen and Mrs Guthrie and daughter Doris over the weekend.
For sale hyathinths and ciner arivs in full bloom marketed for the sick room. Harvey E. H. Benham listed at 89 West Main Street. Call Day and Cox at phone 118 to arrange delivery of groceries.
Chas Patterson state organizer will address the Brown Township Farm Bureau next Tuesday night March 21 at the High School Gym. The meeting is open to all farmers and community members, with Mrs Patterson previously appearing in Morgan County.
The pastor welcomes congregants and reports illness delaying some workers. Evangelistic services start Sunday March 26 with Floyd Grant directing music. Next Sunday's schedule includes Sunday School 9:30 Worship 10:45 Epworth League 6:15 Worship 7:15 with a third sermon on Evangelism and Junior Choir music.
Pastor Edward J. Cain begins a Sunday morning series on The Parables with The Parable of the Talents and Sunday night continues with Seven Wonders of Hell. Two cordial invitations are extended to all to attend all services.
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