19 May 1911
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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1911
Page
1
The Bay View club held its final meeting of the year at Mrs. W. W. Farmer’s country home on Thursday afternoon. They finished a book on India and enjoyed dainty refreshments. Letters from jail? Wait.
Earl Fields J W York Frank Jamison Vincennes M O Andrew North Branch Kas appear in a sparse public listing indicating individuals connected to a regional notice. The fragment provides names and locations without context or actions.
A long list of small notices covers births and visits across towns, with births to Mr. and Mrs. Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. Farmer, visits by Anna Comer and Rebecca Comer, property sales, bakery ads, and community events. Obituary notes include Ambrose Albert’s graveside recovery and funeral.
About seventy people gathered on May 11 at Mr and Mrs Harry Smiths home to celebrate Mrs Smiths husband Harrys 26th birthday. Refreshments included fruits candy and peanuts. Hosts neighbors organized a pleasant event with many fine pieces of china and other gifts.
May 16 marks thirty years since W F Hadley was chosen cashier of the Farmers Bank here and began duty. He is the third cashier following Alexander Worth and A J Taylor. J M Bishop has served as bank attorney throughout Hadley’s thirty years in office.
The Frown township convention will be held Sunday afternoon May 21 at Mooresville M E Church. Song service at 2 o clock with scripture by Mrs Etta Jackson and prayer by Rev Thomas Brown. Discussion on Sunday School teachers including preparation and recitation details. Election of officers and offering by Mrs R D Shirley president Mr A Thompson lector. Everyone invited and full attendance urged.
The A C club hosts at Mrs Liza Dillon home. Mooresville visitors Miss Laura Hadley with Hazel Chambers and Mary Bodem Aer. May Day in Richmond trip for Anna Clark and relatives. Numerous church services, meetings, scholars, and social events noted across West Union area including funerals, baptisms, and family visits. Continuous listings of Sunday services, youth groups, and community gatherings across several churches.
A playful note invites readers to have their portrait taken at Calvert's Gallery. The caption promises satisfaction and teases a memorable experience with no uncertainty about the service.
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