Mooresville Beats Maywood 8 to 6 In Sunday Baseball
Mooresville Specials defeated Maywood by eight to six after leading seven to six at the fifth inning. Batter ies were Bray Johnson for Mooresville and Villie Startin Cook for Maywood. Next Sunday Mooresville hosts Hercules of Indianapolis in a key matchup with strong support expected.
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Mooresville
Maywood
Maywood Boys
Masconal
Bray
Johnson
Mooresvillie
Startin
Cook
Hercules
Indianapolis
Townsend Child Receives Eye Ulcer Surgery in Indianapolis
Mr Horace Townsend and his wife took their son Howard to an eye specialist in Indianapolis on Monday for a small ulcer in one eye. The specialist removed the ulcer and the boy is resting easily now.
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Horace Townsend
Howard
Indianaolis
Special Vulcanizing Shop Ad Promises Quick Tire Service
A compact ad notes a Vulcanizing Shop at 21 North Indiana Street owned by R. L. Heine offering quick tire service with contact by phone 131.
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Indiana Street
R. L. Heine
Noted Mooresville Pioneer J S Bolton Remembers Town
K E Smitherman shows a letter from J S Bolton who lived here twenty years ago. Bolton came from Alpha Illinois and helped build the Bolton addition near the sorghum factory. He later owned the electric light plant, sold it to the Public Service Co, then returned to Alpha. He now resides with his daughter in San Diego.
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K. E. Smitherman
J. S. Bolton
Mr. Bolton
Alpha, Ill
Bolton Addition
Public Service’ Co
Alpha
Purdue Round Up Attendees From Mooresville Schools
John Taylor Russell Hadley Delbert Hobson Kenneth App Herman Sawyer Russel Duncan Robert Dorman Dale Shetz Hugh Rushto James Latta Elvin Shepherd and Frank Stearns traveled with vocational teacher R. W. Gregory to Purdue University for the boys and girls round up this week.
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John Taylor
Russell Hadley
Delbert Hobson
Kenneth App
Herman Sawyer
Russel Duncan
Robert Dorman
Dale She ¥Tz
Hugh Rushtoi
James Latta
Elvin Shephard
Frank Stearns
Mooresville
R. W. Gregory
Purdue University
Moon Lots Sold by Walter Thompson on East High Street
Walter Thompson bought the Moon lots on East High Street in Indianapolis from Mrs. Bertha Sawyers. The plot measures 200 feet frontage by 400 feet deep and will be divided into three blocks of 66 2 3 by 200 feet on High Street and three blocks of 66 2 3 by 200 feet on Indiana Street. The lots are described as very desirable and likely to sell quickly. Thompson plans to build a home on the lot next to Frank Carlisle this summer or fall.
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Walter Thompson
East High
Bertha Sawyers
Indianapolis
Monfar
Thompson
High
Indiana Street
Frank Carlisle
Poles and Trees Sparks Community Dispute on High Street
Interstate Power Company offered to retrim shade trees on High street after earlier trimming without owners consent. Residents largely refused the service and demanded removal of poles to an alley instead. They blame the town board for granting permission without proper inquiry.
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Interstate Electric Power Company
High Street
fAligh Street
Planting Timing and Seed Bed Importance for Corn
The speaker argues late planting risks and favors proper seed bed preparation to beat shucking times in fall. June planting with well prepared seed bed yields better corn than May wet ground. Selecting medium early varieties from northern Indiana or Illinois may help early maturity and overall yield. County Agent.
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Indiana
Illinois
Township Candidates Battle in Local Primary Vote
A spirited primary election produced notable results in the township. Republicans elected Trustee EF Carlisle and Assessor WM Cox, while Democrats chose Trustee Walter T Keller and Assessor John K Wilson. The town board awarded the Orling High Main Washington and Indiana streets contract to an Indianapolis company.
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EF. E. Carlisle
Wm. A. Cox
Walter T. Keller
John K. Wilson
Town’ Board
Orling High, Main, Washington
Inedianna Streets
Indianapolis
Missionary Society meeting and community events in town
The Friends Missionary Society held a meeting at Mrs. Will Henley’s home with talks on South America foreign missions and a mission lesson. Other notes include a family birthday at Mrs. Dolen’s home and social visits among local residents with travel to St. Louis and Evansville.
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The
Friends Missionary Society
Will Henley
Anna Graydon
South America
H. H. Leathers
W. H. Newman
Alpha Farmer
Death of W S Haltom At Daughter's Home
W S Haltom died Thursday evening at his daughter Mrs Walter Edwards home on West High Street after a two week illness. Funeral services will be held at Mrs Edwards home Monday afternoon at 1 46 o clock with burial at Martinsville. His son Arthur is expected to arrive from Arizona Sunday.
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W.S. Haltom
Walter Edwards
West High Street
Edwards
Martinsville
Arthur
Arizona
Marriage Licenses for Several Couples Listed
Gayle Fayetta Brown wed Kenneth Ray Dorsett. Denzel Naugle joined Nellie Pointer in Brooklyn. John F Weir married Monta Haucher in Indianapolis. Pete Natale wed Ethel Wright in Indianapolis. Neyses Parks tied with Marie Harold in Martinsville, while William O Neal wed Mary L Hicks in Martinsville. Frank Moore married Mary Ratcliff in Martinsville.
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Gayle Fayetta Brown
Kenneth Ray Dorsett
Denzel Naugle
Nellie Pointer
Brooklyn
John F. Weir
Monta Haucher
Indianapolis
Pete Natale
Ethel Wright
Neyses Parks
Marie Harold
Wm. O'Neal
Mary L. Hicks
Martinsville
Frank Moore
Mary Ratcliff
Court actions in Martinsville area lawsuits and divorces
Multiple cases listed including Clark Shuler v Gossard on account and Martinsville Auto Co. v Gossard on note. Nannie Dell v Dell divorce with child custody. Union Trust Co. trustee vs Coyner et al on note with $14,843.64 and foreclosure. Other filings include insurance, bonds sales, and a custody ruling with child support under advisement.
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Clark Shuler
Henry Gossard
Martinsville Auto Co
Henry W. Gossard
Nannie Dell
Howard H. Dell
E. J. Baker
H. W. Gossard
Union Trust Co
W. S. Coyner
Fletcher American Bank
Travelers Ins. Co
Opal Anderson
James F. Anderson
Ida Griffin
Henry Harriman
W. R. Yelton
Huston Weaver
David Guyer
Reynolds
Footfalls to Be Shown at Idle Hour Theatre
The super special Footfalls produced by William Fox will appear at the Idle Hour Theatre next Wednesday. The Broadway sensation adapts Wilbur Daniel Steeles story which won the Henry Committee prize for 1920.
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William Fox
New York
Idle Hour
Wilbur
Daniel’ Steeles
Ambulance Call Details For Carlisle Moor Esville
Ambulance dispatch notes list Carlisle Moor Esville with phone numbers for office 48 and residence 50 guiding responders to the scene.
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Carlisle
Mooresville
Friends Church Weekly Schedule and Quarterly Meeting
Sunday school at 10:00 and worship at 11:00 with the sermon When the Holy Spirit is Come. Evening service 7:30 on Heaven with Prayer Meeting at 6:30. White Lick quarterly meeting at Mooresville Friends Church Friday May 12 at 10:00. Saturday 13 hosts worship at 10:00 and business at 11:30. Dinner served. Young Friends Conference 2:00 supported by Clarence Pickett all day. J E Hartsuck pastor invites attendance.
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White Lick
Mooresville
Young Friends
Clarence Pickett
J. E. Hartsuck
Save Pigs From Suffering and Death
A harsh anti cruelty note advises crushing piglets teeth with pliers to prevent feeding injuries. It urges painting wounds with iodine and saving pigs, implying mass slaughter as the only remedy. The piece, attributed to Agricultural Clans, uses graphic imagery to press its stance.
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Hutlé
Wadley Company Offers Cream Poultry and Eggs
Cream poultry and eggs offered by the Wadley Company. Money in exchange. Call for prices. Phone 22. Open every day.
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The
Wadley Company
Indiana Library Week Observed With Community Programs
The Mooreville Public Library began Indiana Library Week proclaimed by Gov. McCray with Sunday Church Day activities. Indiana Day featured historical relics, a talk by Miss Lucy Elliott, and a library auditorium program. Children’s Day included a story hour for 300 children. Friday opened with open houses and exhibits. Judge Eubank praised the library movement. The week emphasized education recreation and inspiration through library service.
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Mooreaville Public Library
Indiana Library
Marren T. McCray
Indiana
Morgan County Historical Society
Lucy Elliott
Indiana Historical Commission
Carrie Scott
Indianapolis Public Library
Public Library Service
Public Library
Library Week
Christian Church Services Schedule
Sunday School at 10:00 a m preaching at 11:30 a m and 7 30 p m Choir practice at 7 15 p m Everyone invited to attend all services Pastor Edward J Cain invites attendance at the church services across the day
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Edward J. Cain
Special Saturday Sunday Candy Sale at Mooreaville Kitchen
Mooreaville Candy Kitchen advertises homemade coconut candy at 25 cents per pound and homemade fudge at 16 cents per pound available Saturday and Sunday.
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Mooreaville Candy Kitchen
Townsend's Sanitary and Fly Proof Meat Shop
Townsend's Sanitary and Fly Proof Meat Shop operates as a neighborhood butcher offering poultry beef and pork cuts. The shop emphasizes clean premises fly proofing and standard meat grades serving locals with daily fresh selections.
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Townsend’s Sanitary and
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Frick
Supt
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Moss
Randell & Evans
Dora Hadley
Albert Ward
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Birmingham
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