P T A Meeting April 23 Address by State Officials
Korace Ellis state superintendent will speak at the Parent-Teachers association meeting on Tuesday evening April 3 with Z M Smith state supervisor of agriculture also present to discuss vocational work. Public invited. A letter from Mary Macy in Benna Vista Colorado notes 35 000 to 40 000 bushels of potatoes sold by Mr Macy and sons with 5 000 bushels seed potatoes stored for spring planting 120 acres to be planted this year. Fire at Mrs Patrick's room in David Stephens residence on East Main Street. firemen arrived after Mr Stephens had extinguished the blaze. Scene clothing and bedding burned. house damage described as smell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korace Ellis
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Z. M. Smith
W. H. Henderson
Mary
Benna Vista
Col
Wayne C. Macy
Mr. Macy and Sons
Patrick
David Stephens
East Main Street
Mr. Stephens
Local Notices From Mooresville Area
Local items include rooms for rent, social visits, and farm offers. Names such as Emme Thompson Lafe Scotion Edith Park May Hadley and Mrs. B Carter appear with activities from Indianapolis to Cartersburg. Farm loans and seed potatoes plus overalls and tomatoes for sale highlight a busy community page.
Newcastle Tornado Relief Efforts Prompted by Societies
The Indianapolis News and Star organized relief for Newcastle tornado victims. Friends Aid reported shortages, donating four comforts. one coat and one comfort were given. Christian Aid supplied three comforts. M E B Aid contributed $5. The appeal urges broader town support to assist many destitute residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Women invited to first franchise league lesson at library
The Franchise League invites Mooresville women to a March 26 7 pm session in the Library hall. It marks the start of a twelve lesson series urging informed voting and local civic promotion among women in Mooresville and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Mooresville
Chicken Supper Fundraiser by Women’s Club at Library Hall
The Women’s Club hosts a chicken supper at the Library hall on Friday evening, March 30, to replenish their treasury and cover Rest Room expenses. Attendees are urged to donate liberally and enjoy a good meal.
Grace of God Sermon and Baptism Discussion at Church
Mrs. Watson will preach on Grace of God at morning service. At 7 p m a discussion titled Did Christ Commend Water Baptism will be held from an informational standpoint. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend the C E and SS.
Lenten Day Observed by W H M Society at Moore Home
The W H M Society of the M E church invites each member to bring a guest for a Lenten day on Wednesday afternoon April 4 at Mrs William Moore's home. A district officer will discuss various branches of missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. M. Society
M. E. Church
William Moore
Marriage Licenses Published for Morgan County Residents
Marriage licenses show Ernest Franklin Marsh and Ora Dol lie Bleucher, both Morgan County residents and farmers, and Orlando V. Gess and Mary M. Bus bee, Morgan County residents and farmers. Sale ad lists rent for a 276 acre farm 2144 miles south of Monrovia on the Monrovia and Martinsville pike with a new residence to be built this summer through William Winston of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Franklin Marsh
Ora Dollie Bleucher
Morgan County
Orlando V.gess
Mary M. Busbee
Monrovia
Martinsville Pike
William Winston
Odd Fellows
Mooresville Telephone Company Stockholders Meeting Set
The annual stockholders meeting to elect directors and officers for the ensuing year will be held at the company's exchange office at 32 o'clock p m on Monday April 2 1917. R D Sellers Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooresville Telephone Company
R. D. Sell
A Mooresville Woman Praises Her Town as Home Hub
Mrs. Tacodore Romine, Purdue extension worker, extols Mooresville Indiana as ideal for families. She lauds public libraries, schools, vocational work, churches, and educated residents, noting superior roads and rural wealth, with a growing Romine addition offering a park and scarce building lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooresville
Indiana
Tacodore Romine
Purdue University
Mooreville
Joiz
Colege Club
Indianapolis
Library Notes Highlights Student Gains in Library Use
A college page quotes high school pupils praising library study. Students like Dorval Jackson Ivah Stout and Raymond Julian describe learning to locate information, using the Readers Guide, and valuing library access for research and reading. Helen Hadley signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulley Hallam
Don. Keller
Dorval Jackson
Shuler
Hubert Elliott
Doris Wilson
Iave
Helen Stone
Clifton Furnes
Raymond Julian
Clarence Hadley
Elis Baker
William Bray
Helen Hadley
Lorn
Rugs Offered at Great Discount by Geo R Scruggs
Geo R Scruggs announces sale of a large lot of room size rugs. They are extra good quality with slight imperfections and offered at less than regular wholesale price.
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Geo. R. Scruggs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Horaccs Eltis
Emme Thompson
Sumner
Epening
Lafe Scotion
Edith Park
Serent Mills
Reeves
B. T. Jones of
Maywood
E. B. Shortridge
William Smitherman
R. C. Moore
White Star Co
Harry Williams
G. A. Keller
W. A. von Canon
The
Fall Creek Manufacturing Co
F. E. Carlisle
Wendell Hadley
Cartersburg
Harry Hadley
B. L. Cartier
Pleas Mills
Country Club Overland
Frank Patram
Loren Matthews
Minnie Olleman of
Laudersdale
A. W. Rusie
Uha State
Houston
Dreamlang
J. H. Rusie
Plymouth Rock
Albert English
Ludlow
Hall
William Ludlow
Indiana and
Washington Sts
Alice Swearengin
Ladies Aid Society of the
AJ. P. Church
March
Ladies Aid Society of the Friends Church
James W. Plummer
Othe Mattiers
Paris
Green
Envions
Comer & Scearce CO
Mooresville, Ind
Friends Church
Theodore Romine Points
Fers Home Builders
Romine Additio
White Lick Creek
Romine
Comer-Scearce Co
Library Notes
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