Regular church services and activities listed
The sheet lists regular services at Methodist Episcopal, Methodist Protestant, Christian, and Friends churches with sermon times Sunday school, class meetings, Epworth League and Young People's groups, prayer meetings, and pastor names. Everyone is welcome to attend all services and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Protestant Church
J. C. Ricketts
Christian Church
Young People’s Christian Endeavor
B. F. Dailey
Pearl Bradley
Jesse Bradley
Board of Elders
Friends Church
David Hadley
Walter Thompson
Helena Henderson
Public Sale Planned by Farm Sower W N Wilson
W N Wilson who has sold his farm announces a public sale of horses cattle and other stock on Tuesday September 16. Local buyers and town residents may preview the lot before bidding and purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Wilson
Local Residents Share Visits and News Across Indiana
Ralph Ballard and Ervin Latta plan to enter Purdue at Lafayette this year. Numerous visits occur among families and friends from Jamestown to Martinsville and Indianapolis, with hospital posts, church matters, a barn fire, and a family reunion planned for Hendersons at Heltonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Ballard
Ervin Latta
Purdue
Lafayette
House Family Reunion in Park Despite Rain
The House family met in the town park on Thursday August 21 with attendees from Canton Ohio and Florida. Despite rain the gathering was enjoyable in the large pavilion. Officers for the next year were President Otto House Secretary Ralph Coster Treasurer Norris McPherson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Burze
Canton
Ohio
A. V. Burch
Florida
Otto
Hadley Family 200th Reunion Held at Plainfield
The Hadley family 200th reunion at Plainfield drew about four hundred attendees last Saturday. Mrs. Almira Hadley A L Wheeler and family Mrs W A Cox Mrs Martha Thompson and Miss Emma Thompson attended from here. Dr Murray Hadley of Indianapolis was elected president and Miss Lena Henley of Monrovia re elected secretary. The group planned another reunion next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Plainfield
Almira Hadley
W. A. Cox
Martha Thompson
Emma Thompson
Murray Hatley
Indianapolis
Lena Henley
Ig Monrovia
Eighth annual George Shefferescendants reunion held in town
The eighth annual reunion gathered about fifty relatives from Richmond Martinsville Waverly and Modrysville. A long shaded table hosted a sumptuous dinner followed by games prizes and refreshments of ice cream and watermelon. Officers were elected and the group planned a more elaborate celebration next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Nanimott
Dog Bite on West Main St Stirs Rabies Questions
A man named John Cit was bitten on the leg by a dog on West Main Street Saturday morning. The dog reportedly belongs to W H Andrews or a relative. Clive, the wounded person, seeks treatment guidance for possible hydrophobia. Andrews reportedly refuses to permit killing the dog for rabies testing at the state laboratory, prompting questions about who can authorize such action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cit
West Main Street
W. H. Andrews
Mr. Andrew
Clive
Andrews
State Laboratory
Andrew
Library hours shifted for six months in town
The town library will open at 6 30 and close at 8 30 each evening for six months replacing the previous 7 to 9 schedule. Charles Ford and son Carl of Ko komo visited Mrs C E Lawrence Saturday night and left Sunday noon taking Mrs Lawrence and her young son to spend a week with them. Miss Isabelle Ford returned home after visiting her sister. They traveled overland. Mrs Charles Comer hosted a country party for her daughters Reva and Ruth east of town on Tuesday afternoon. Juvenile games and refreshments followed a ride in a farm wagon. The Class of 13 plans are nearly done with 21 graduates. six go to college, three to teach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ford
Carl
Kokomo
C. E. Lawrence
Mrs. Lawrence
Isabelle Ford
Charles Comer
Town
Reva
Ruth
Neal Comer
Albert Ward
Veterinary College
Indianapolis
Edith Park
Helen Chambers
Serena Mills
Normal
Terre Haute
Gladys Lindley
Butler
Irvington
Raymond Mitchell
Indiana University
Bloomington
Charles’ Underwood
Park Shepherd
Madison Township
Mabel Hoffa
Greenfield
Norris Greeson
Mooresville
Helen Flrley
Edna Sage
State Library
Paul Owen
William Magenheimer
Cudahy
Wis
Return to old place in harness store inviting friends for work
The speaker says they are back at their former location in C. W. Weidner's harness store, feeling weak but eager to meet many friends seeking work and promises to do the best possible given their present condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Weidner
Coal bargain on Lehigh Valley anthracite delivered and bin prices
Best Lehigh Valley anthracite chestnut size priced at 7.75 dollars per ton delivered and 7.50 dollars per ton at the bin. Contact IRA IL Sink at phone 80 for orders and delivery arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley
IRA Ll. Sink
Opening of School With Assignments and Plans
The public school starts Monday September 8. Buildings and grounds are being prepared this week. The staff includes Superintendent A. C. Payne and Principal O. H. Schopmeyer. Teachers cover Latin German Henrietta Way English Thurza Parker Domestic Science Frances Mc Mullen Lyons Station Indiana Music Drawing Grace Goodrich Durand Wisconsin grades and teachers listed with several positions yet to be filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Payne
O. H. Schopmeyer
Henrietta Way
Thurza Parker
Frances McMullen
Lyons Station
Ind
Grace Goodrich
Durand
Wis
Ralph Shirley
Orleans
Agnes Pearson
Leora Walls
Grace Kincaid
Laura Hadley
Sarah McNeeley
Gladys Kiplinger
Elsie Record
Mooresville Board Enforces Sidewalk Bicycle Rule
The Town Board of Mooresville directs the town marshal to enforce the ordinance prohibiting riding bicycles or coasting children's wagons on sidewalks. Ira L. Sink, Town Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Board of
Mooresville
Ira L. Sink
Eleventh Annual White River Valley Soldiers and Sailors Reunion
The White River Valley Soldiers and Sailors Association invites all veterans to the eleventh reunion in Martinsville Indiana on October 1 1913. Governor Samuel R Ralston will deliver the principal address at the Blackstone Theatre with a camp fire and motion picture show for invited guests. Five minute speeches will be heard in the afternoon or at the camp fire with welcome by Major EK F Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River Valley
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Association
Martinsville
Ind
Samuel R. Ralston
Indiana
Blackstone Theatre
EK. F. Branch
B. F. Jones
F. T. Finney
Doctor Hubbard to Locate in Ottawa Ill
Dr. Arge Hubbard completed his internship at Columbia Hospital in Chicago and visited family in this area before planning to locate in Ottawa Illinois. He met his mother Mrs. Elizabeth Hubbard Mrs. John Cosand and brother Clarence in Indianapolis and sister Mrs. Gertrude Huffman in Greencastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arge Hubbard
Columbia Hospital
Chicago
Elizabeth Hubbard
John Cosand
Clarence
Indianapolis
Gertrude Huffman
Greencastle
Ottawa
Ill
State Fair Special to Indianapolis Leaves Mooresville
Special train service leaves Mooresville at 9 56 a m on September 10 and 11 over Pennsylvania lines to Indianapolis for the State Fair. Returning trains depart Indianapolis at 4 55 p m and regular train No 55 will be held until 5 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooresville
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Cure
Advertises a claim that deafness due to catarrh can be cured only by constitutional remedies. Describes the Eustachian tube as inflamed in catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any case it cannot cure. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills, with Toledo, Ohio address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hall
Bargains On 1913 Motor Cycles And Motors Boats
A local ad offers 1913 model motor cycles and motor boats at bargain prices with easy monthly payments. It promises new machines and urges readers to write for details, enclosing a stamp for reply to Lock Box 11 Trenton Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Mich
Local Ads Offer Various Goods and Pets
Two full blooded Duroc male pigs five months old for sale. For Sale a good library table. Genuine Fultz seed wheat for sale. FOR SALE OR RENT an eight room residence on West High street. FOR SALE pure cider vinegar. FOR SALE mare and colt. Inquire Henry Quinn. Telephone E W Day No 118 for groceries delivered promptly. The Taggart Bakery invites inquiries. For Sale or Trade two automobiles. Ice cream and ices at Day s grocery. Tel No 118.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Dewees
West High Street
Rooker
Frank Sheets
Fall styles on display by Sumner Sisters
The Sumner Sisters showcase fall fashions in a display described as one you cannot afford to miss. The feature emphasizes seasonal attire and style.
Indiana State Journal Founded By Geo B Lockwood
A new weekly republican newspaper, the Indiana State Journal, edited by Geo B. Lockwood, launches as a ten page seven column paper with editorials, political news, correspondence, Washington notes, and cartoons. Subscriptions are $1 a year with a two-paper bundle for $1.50. first issue just out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana State Journal
Geo. B. Lockwood
Republican State Committee
Republican State Executive Committee
Lockwood
Postage rules force Times to drop long-time subscribers
The Times explains postal policy bars mailing at pound rates to those owing over a year. To keep the pound rate the newspaper must remove names from the subscription list when accounts lapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Times
Times Classified Ad Space Opens for Business Promotion
Local readers are invited to place ads in the Times to advertise services and products. Quick rates and contact details are available at the newsroom or online.
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Yellow Jacket
Plymouth
the Comer & Scearce CO
Mooresville, Indiana
Britton’s Cash Grocery
A. L. Wheeler
State of Indiana
Morgan County
H. B. Mendenhall
Brown Township
William L. Thompson
Valentine A. Magenheimer
Thompson & Magenheimer
Bertrand A. Northrup
Justice of the Peace
J. M. Bishop
Atty
C. L. Hallam
Louis Mackenzie
W. H. Wilson
Church Services
J. W. McFarland
G. H. Hendren
W. F. Hadley
W. H. Andrew
Franklin
F. E. Lawrence
Mrs
F. A. Likely
Dailey
Miss Pearl
Byron Harvey
West Newton
Albert Harvey
Frank Carlisle
Donald
J. B
Nova Scotia
James Jordan
John Jordan
W. H. Henderson
Henderson
Heltonsville
Bowling Green
Julia Hadley
Sylvanus Major
Miss Hadley
Gasburg
A. S. Wheeler
Millcreek
Danville
Marguerite Sage
Harold Sage
Hortense Winks and Brothers
Otto Chambers
California
Library Board
Helen Hadley
Katherine Ballard
Everett Thompson
Marshall
Susie Clark
Brooklyn
A. K. Clark
Charles Hadley
Carrie Taylor
Mrs. Hadley
New Carlisle
W. H. Sage and Family
Dora Sheets
Mary Jessup
Louise Olleman
Everett Morgan
Mexico
William Newby
G. A. Keller
Sylvester Moon
New Providence
Charles Shepherd
M. E. Hospital
Harry Wilson
John B. Wilson
J&. W. Day’s
Newby
Watson
Alice Davis Hadley
J. M. Davis
Trotter
Mt. Carmel
Harvey W. Farmer
Lorraine
National Steel Company Hospital
F. M. Hadley
Owen Hamilton
Momence
Burch
South
Clyde O. Watson
Amboy
Friends Parsonage
Robert Killian
Anderson, Muncie
Eaton
Haton
C. P. Yontz
Mr. Yontz
Electric Line
Floyd Yeager
Beula
Ed. Crooks
Rockville
J. T. Yeager
Mary
Bessie Wilson
Arthur Rushton
Monrovia
C. R. Wilson
Sheffer
Sarah Edwards
Riverside Park
CG. L. Hallam
F. E. Carlisle
C. E. Gregory
Gladys
Raymond
C. M. Hadley
Amanda Greeson
Lou Dickerson
COAL
the Taggart Bakery
White Star
Wilson & White
PeaRe Meral
Fultz
F. EB. Carliste
Henry Quinn
E. W. Day, No
Taggart Bakery
E. W. Day
Sumner
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