Ill Miss Lois Bonham and Local News Highlights
Miss Lois Bonham is ill at her home with typhoid fever. The Likely club observed Presidents Day at Mrs. Frank Sheets. Mrs. Ella Reagan returned from Chicago. A heavy frost preceded brighter weather. Lost automobile license tag 3483 near Black Rock. Mrs. Hannah Jupp was granted a divorce in Martinsville circuit court. Numerous local social visits and upcoming club meeting at the Christian church. Students plan to enter Indiana University DePauw and other schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Bonham
Frank Sheets
Hannah W.jupp
Oswald N. Jupp
Martinsville
Jim Crow
Schopmeyer
Wallace Langston
Millard Dill
Ray Wall
Claude Stokesberry
Marguerite Sage
Mary Henderson
Maud
Gray
Mr. Payne
Edison
Sale of eighty nine acres Hubbard estate near Monrovia
Sealed bids requested on eighty nine acres of the Hubbard estate one and a half miles west of Monrovia up to the sale day Oct 5. Fifty adjoining acres belonging to B C Hubbard will also be sold at the same time and place. Address B C Hubbard Monrovia indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huzabett
A. Hubbard
Monrovia
B. C. Hubbard
Indiana
Milard Dill
Payne
Mooresville High School
Asbestos Shingles Adv by A. E. Elliott
A. E. Elliott advertises asbestos shingles as durable fireproof waterproof and easy to apply. He has supplied the Monrovian school building and finished a residence at West Newton with the product made from asbestos fibre and Portland cement under high pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Elliott
Monrovian
West Newton
Quality Day Offer at Fifteen Dollars Per Ton
Solan M. MacNab promotes a limited sale of a commodity described as of excellent quality priced at 15 dollars per ton while supplies last. The note frames it as a direct sales pitch without additional context or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solan M. MacNab
Rev J W Praises Growth At Mooresville Church
The Rev J W McFall notes three years at Tenth Street Church under Bishop ty Street Church, praising growth in attendance and spiritual reach. Pledges reflect strong Christian living and service, with plans for future expansion and ongoing programs for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W
Ty Street
McFall
Manradrilla
Library Hours Change for Six Months
The library will open at 6 30 PM and close at 8 30 PM each evening for six months replacing the previous 7 PM to 9 PM hours.
High School Adds Courses and New Teachers
Edyth Allen notes enrollment of 106 at Noblesville High School with new courses in domestic science and agriculture. Two new teachers Miss McMullen and Miss Goodrich join the staff, plus a freehand drawing class of 21.
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Sth
Frank Kemp
Nobiesville High School
Ethel Parker
Trinity Springs
State Normal
Elsie Record
Frank Record
Grand Forks
N. Dak
Edyth Streaube
Greencastle
Newman to Haser and Others Land Marriage Notices
Farmer near Para 4, Laura Haser of Paragon, Sammy Cline to Flo Pryor with Pryor lineage in Martinsville, Oral Kindred to Mary Sloan near Martinsville, Elmer Adams to Mary Pearcy Indianapolis plasterer, Skaggs and Crone families listed in Morgan county notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Newman
Laura Haser
Para_- 4
Paragon
Sammy Cline
Flo Pryor
Brooklyn
Rebecca Pryor
Martinsville
Oral
Mary Olive Sloan
Hiram Sloan
Morgan County
Elmer Adams
Mary Pearcy
Indianapolis
Wm. Pearcy
Wilbur
James H. Heller
Hazel D. Skaggs
John W. Skaggs
Craps Players Caught After Midnight Charge
Prosecutor Frank Rariden and Marshal Henry Beeler locate a candlelit craps game on school grounds. Four players flee as the marshal trips in darkness. three are later arrested, plead guilty, and fined $12.40 plus costs. A fourth player remains at large with a warrant issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rariden
Henry Beeler
Floyd Crayton
Ralph McCreary
Charles Rusie
B. Mendenhall
Subscriptions Paid By Noted Local Readers
Subscription payments listed include Dr. C. C. Everett R. C. Townsend A. W. Rusie Mrs. Harriet Alden of Chicago for ongoing newspaper service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Everett
R. C. Townsend
A. W. Rusie
Harriet Alden
Chicago
For Sale 1913 Motor Cycles and Motor Boats Bargains
Advertisement offers brand new motorcycles and motor boats from 1913, with easy monthly payment plans. Keen buyers urged to respond before buying and to enclosure a reply stamp. Includes address Lock Box 11 Trenton Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Mich
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Comer & Scearce CO
Mooresville, Indiana
Britton’s Cash Grocery
Howard
White Ash
Raymond City
Lehigh
Jeddo
Lykens Valley
Lake Fiddler
A. L. Wheeler
Harrison and
Jefferson Streets
O. E. Rooker
C. L. Hallam
Mooresville
Banner Mills
Times
Duchess Pears
B. F. VanCleave
Geo. W. Harper
Fultz
F. EF
Carlisle
E. W. Day
Henry Quinn
B. W. Day, No. 118
Sumner Sisters
Ella Reagan
Marion Loop
Carl Fulton
West High Street
H. V. Johnson
J. T. Polk
Will Bass
Greenwood
G. W. Bass
Edith Godby
Mary Mitchell
Plainfield Road
Black Rock
H. W. Lindley
Besse Steel
Norris Bennett
Inez Rayborn
Relaves
William Smitherman
Haviland
Kan
J. C. Wilson
Frank Bonham
Winemuller
Dillon Bonham
Robinson, I
Ida L. Eastes
Lucy
Marion
A. J. Keefer
Dayton, O
W. A. Cox
Mr. Keefer
Minnie Hubbard
Milton PR
Woman’s Club
Christian Church
George C. Hutt
Indianapolis Woman’s Club
Irvington
Margaret Carey
Margaret Davenport
Hortense Wink
Edwin Daniels
George Cornelius
Loren McCoy
Ernest L. Hadley
Ira Hadley
Bessie Hazel Sink
Felix Sink
Winston- Salem
North Carolina
Sarah Edwards
Malcolm Longsden
Raymond Mitchell
Bloomington
Indiana University
Edwards
Oral Reed
Clyde Thompson
Mabel Barnett
Richmond
Earlham
Sibyl Lindley
Ralph Cook
DePauw
Gladys Lindley
Butler
Helen Chambers
Edith Park
Terre Haute
Aluvulvov
Ponteenie
Extels Kingdom
P. W. Corya
Feton
Edyth Allen
Mary Ayers
Floyd
John H. Jones
Dora C. Crone
Henry L. Crone
Lyon & Lyon
Baltimore
the Taggart
White Star CO
Wilson & White
Ealers
Sumner
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