27 May 1910
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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
1
A collage of small items reports health notes and visits of residents from Brookyln to Indianapolis. Mentions Mrs Barlow Aldrich death near Waverly and several relatives visiting, with town events on church services, furniture and wallpaper sales, and upcoming Betheseda church gathering.
Miss Isah Hobson visits in Danville this week. M E church holds June 10 meeting with 2 30 pm business session and evening sermon by Dr Dimmett at Bethesda church. Memorial and decoration day services noted along with obituaries and local visits. Numerous relatives and residents are mentioned with births illnesses and community events across Danville and surrounding towns.
A woman’s jewelry ad urges buyers to choose visible quality over cheap offerings from small order houses. The display includes brooches, hearts, rings, pins and more, noting prices are fair despite fine quality. Successor to Cooper & Robbins.
Miss Blanche Stuart Scott of Rochester sets out from Columbus Circle New York City for San Francisco driving a Model 8 Overland. She plans a coast to coast route via Albany Buffalo Chicago Omaha Julesburg Cheyenne Reno to Sacramento and Oakland. She carries spare tires parts and a Savage Automatic and wagers with H G Kirkland that a woman can complete the drive without a mechanic.
Old soldiers meet at Rosie's store at 1 30 p m parade led by B F Jones. Red Men arrange day exercises. Parade from public square 1 30 p m march to cemetery 2 p m. Prayer by Rev KE Jewett. Music by Mooresville band. Address by Chas Orbison Indianapolis. Bring flowers.
Rev. C Fenwick Reed evangelist and Prof Kenry C Grant will lead a union tent meeting seating 1000 on East Washington street arriving next Friday. A 200 voice chorus will be formed. singers report Sunday June 5 for duty. All Christians invited to join to save souls and uplift lives. A united prayer service with Mooresville churches Thursday at 7 50 pm at the M K church precedes the revival.
The article urges local cooperation for Dr. Tracy a Kentucky temperance evangelist and his wife to visit Mooresville opera house. It cites support from ministers W C T U workers and Frances Willard urging attendance to view transformation pictures and songs promoting abstinence from drink and better living.
A mixed lot including a good milch cow with two Jersey heifers, one base burner, doors, sash and glass windows, door frames, partial roof and sheathing from a remodeled house at the corner of Harrison and Jefferson streets.
Rev E P Jewett to preach a memorial sermon at the M E church on Sunday May 29. All old soldiers are asked to meet at J H Rusie s store Sunday morning at 10 30 prompt to attend the service.
A grocer emphasizes high quality goods and fair prices while inviting readers to trade there. The note highlights loyal customers and urges new orders to join the growing list of steady patrons.
Mrs. William Swope hosted a missionary ladies gathering on Wednesday. Horace Rusie entertained Mr and Mrs Owen Hamilton and Miss Beryl Tlart at dinner at Home Lawn Lake in Martinsville. Owen Hamilton left Thursday for Wichita Kansas to take a freight cashier job with the Santa Fe railroad. Mrs Hamilton will join him in about a month.
A ten dollar reward is offered for the arrest and conviction of persons guilty of misdemeanors on school grounds or in school buildings or for damage to school property. By order of the board. Co. L. Hallain, Secretary.
A concise notice inviting local businesses to place ads in the Times. The message highlights timing and benefits of promotional reach within the community newspaper. The tone mirrors a period newspaper appeal to advertisers seeking visibility and engagement.
The M E church faced crowding as Miss Bertha Calvert’s funeral was held Sunday afternoon. Pallbearers included Mesdames Edwards Had ley Henley Murch Williams Mills and flower bearers Ruth iden Mabel Warren Mattie Warren Laura Hutton. Members of the P H U N Club attended, with Sue Wilson delivering the tribute. Revs Jewett and Likely officiated. Out of town mourners from Anderson Indianapolis Plainfield New Albany Martinsville and Pecksburg joined local friends in paying respects.
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