27 Mar 1914
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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1914
Page
1
Local items discuss millinery openings at Mills Cash Store in Bethel and Alard date. Residents such as Carl Blervey, Ira La., Mrs. Rebecca Comer and others visit relatives, with social events, remodelling of Bethel church, and upcoming political and club meetings noted.
A survey party has used this location as headquarters for pest week while mapping a line starting about a mile northeast, running northeast to near Bridge Park, to connect with the Pennsys Volla railroad from Indianapolis to Chicago. The new mine would haul coal to Chisago without using the Beitrainroad around Indianapolis.
The County Meeting of the Rebekahs Friday drew a large crowd with afternoon musical numbers by Mr Lyons Miss Callie Matthews Edith Jad mnY and others, readings by Miss Lyons, an address by Mrs J T Clark, and evening MOWPOYEA degree drillings led by Mrs Lillie Graner showcasing the order’s work.
Vida Newsome president of the Federation of Clubs visits Mooresville for a Friday program. A morning session at 10 45 includes a circle followed by lunch at the Moore restaurant. The afternoon is open to the public with a large audience anticipated at the Methodist church.
A Like mip gathering at Mrs. Ethel Hadley’s Ray home enjoyed by 21 members and three babies. Officers for the year 1917 chosen: President Mrs. J. B. Likely, 1st Vice President Mrs. C. L. Hallam, Vice President Mrs. H. W. Lindley, Secretary Mrs. V. Dlee Arst, Treasurer Mrs. P. M. Bracknes, reading program planned, and leadership changes noted.
Miss Mildred Townsend of Teachers College Maiahipodis will host a children's pie sale on April 4 from 2 to 4 at the high school library. Admission is free, proceeds aid a college encownment fund. Kindergarten teachers assist with crafts, music, stories, and balance of activities.
The Music and Art Department elects officers this Monday afternoon March 26. The Literary Department votes on officers April 2. Mrs Privacy reviews Writings by Ritchie. Mrs Anderson and John Cay are noted. Miss Vida Newsome, president of the States federation, will speak at the Day View Likely and Woman's Clubs event at the AI KL church with music. public invited.
At a Bay View Club gathering led by Mrs. W. A. Leon, readings from Mozart and music were presented by Mrs. Clarence Kin and Miss Elizabeth Scruggs among others. Officers for next year included W. O. L yon Wilson, Jefferson Miles, A. Voucanen, Carl White, and Ralph Jackson.
A Pleasant Birthday Anniversary honored Mrs. Crawford with 56 callers dropping by to celebrate in her home. Guests enjoyed afternoon refreshments and a supper for 24 boarders in a floral setting. Carol McCracken wore a new dress and lace cap while her daughter presented the piece of honor. Congressman Cullop attended the toast, with out of town guests listed.
Rees Coster declares candidacy for the Democratic nomination for trustee. A local notice notes a grocery store display urging readers to visit White Star grocery for more information.
At the Meticievist church next Sunday morning the pastor will discuss Christian Perfection as taught by that church. Everyone interested is invited to hear the discussion. For Sale, Trade or Rent: 116 acre farm. Day & Sheets.
Marriage licenses issued for several couples in Martinsville and Greenwood. Kay R. Denney, farmer, to May Brummett daughter of Joe Brummett of the city. Frank I. Farber, Martinsville resident, to Margaret Smith daughter of Charles Smith. Carl Skaggs, laborer, to May Gerholdt daughter of George Gerholdt. Chris Hoffman, farmer, to Martha Harden daughter of Mrs. Alice Harden. Jazeva W. Kemp, laborer, to Angie Hubbard daughter of James Hubbard of Martinsville and Greenwood. Walter Rice, laborer, to Mary A. Garrison daughter of Perry Garrison of Martinsville.
About forty young people visited the Keys home last Saturday evening, joining in parley games and socializing until late. Relatives learned of Mrs W P Kett’s death Friday afternoon at the Indianapolis home of her son M El Holic. Funeral services were held in Burlington, Iowa, Thursday after a stay in Indianapolis. Mrs. Elliott, 75, was born in Hendricks county and lived most of her life in the area. The Hadleys, Farmers, and Mrs. George W. Farmer joined in the funeral procession to Burlington.
A list of names appears including A Likely from Indianapolis and N Thompson with J T Davis W A Lyon Theos LB Rooker and Mrs. noted. The fragment suggests a society or notice item with several individuals connected to an event or listing.
Mrs Julia Field Walker Educator journal business manager Indianapolis and Miss Margaret Carey New York social worker visited Wednesday. Supt A C Payne Corya Dr W L Thompson and Dr P W J D Thomas Kokomo hosted a noon dinner in the domestic science room with Miss Frances McMuhen and junior domestic science girls. Guests praised the dinner. Millinery opening announced for Sumner Sisters on Saturday March 28.
J will hold special sales each Saturday in April with weekly announcements. Viola Hinson Brown is noted in the notice. Fare reduced.
The T. H. I. and KE traction company lowered the fare from this place to Indianapolis and back, making travel more affordable for passengers.
All are invited to attend the opening on Saturday March 28 displaying the newest trimmed hat ideas and a large assortment of shapes and materials from Sumner Sisters.
Geo. E. Allison asks all debtors to pay on or before April 1 either in cash or by note. Call at Tresslar's store or Farmers State Bank to oblige.
A pink and white wedding was held last Wednesday at the Morgan home for Wilma Romona Morgan and Francis O Rand. Rev Mary Jessup officiated with a reception following a ceremony led by the bride’s brother B A Morgan and Mrs E A Morgan as attendants. Attendees included Mrs W Beckett Dr Day Florence Beckett Thos Beckett and wives etc.
A wedding near Camby links families from Friendswood and Mooresville and couples plan residence in Camby. Attendees at the Rebekah County meeting in Mooresville include Mr. and Mrs. Ik. F. Card and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Mendenhall. Various relatives visit, travel, and share hospital and home visits across Indianapolis and Mooresville communities.
An advertisement from A. L. Wheeler of Mooresville Indiana urges readers to place orders for white seed oats. The terse notice promotes prompt booking and fulfillment of oat supplies.
On March 29 at 7 p m the evening service will feature a sermon by Pastor Mary 8 Ayers titled The Church of God or Church of Christ. The message speaks of a rock foundation, gates of Hell prevention, and Christ’s blood as purchase.
The tax list is now at the First National Bank and taxes will be received there.
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