Mooreland Brief Names Mollie and Bert Sinde
Local item from Mooreland notes Mollie and Bert Sinde as residents mentioned in a short community update. Details are sparse due to OCR garble but identifies two individuals in a neighborhood read.
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Newspaper
New Castle Press
Location
New Castle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1903
Page
5
Local item from Mooreland notes Mollie and Bert Sinde as residents mentioned in a short community update. Details are sparse due to OCR garble but identifies two individuals in a neighborhood read.
The article records a long community update with school term start pending next month led by Principal Il Spurgeon and Miss Johnson, plus a quarterly meeting with multiple speakers from Clinton and Lewis counties. It also notes a Saturday wedding at the bride’s parents’ home near New Harvey P i and various local social reports and preparations for the school grounds and funding.
A garbled note from a Cincinnati figure mentions Frank Schuler and approval of methods for assembling a notable article. It references Tess Meith and Professor Test in relation to in city discussions. The fragment implies satisfaction with a quality work process.
Report from New York Bay on the ongoing yacht race notes boats travel about four miles an hour, a pace considered slow by landlubbers familiar with faster sea craft. Details remain fragmentary as observers compare performances and speeds.
Notice states the administrator of Phebe Elliott deceased will sell at public auction on a Monday for the estate. The farm and other property are listed with terms to secure until a specified date, reflecting standard probate sale procedures.
The notice states a public sale of real estate in Henry County to satisfy the debt of Artin Binford, subject to a life estate of Trongah Binford. The sale is conducted by Sheriff Charles M. Christopher, with Gavin & Davis as attorneys for the plaintiff, dated August 25, 1904.
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