Mooresville hosts sectional tournament for Mor ah and Hendricks counties
The annual high school sectional tournament for Mor ah and Hendricks counties is staged at Mooresville this Friday and Saturday with sixteen teams in fifteen games. The P.H.S. boys open Friday at 1 pm against Avon as preparations continue. organizers expect strong local turnout and season-ticket sales. Officials listed as Craigle and Sinclair.
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Morah
Hendricks
Mooresville
Bloomington
P.H. S&s
Avon
Buckets and Bracket Dreams In State Basketball Tourney
A breezy preview outlines a bold dope bucket of picks for sixteen sectional games. Franklin eyeing a third straight state title, while Monrovia and Plainfield duel for upset rights and Martinsville aims to repeat. Winners listed include Bedford Franklin Vincennes Martinsville Garfield Columbus Connersville Bloomington Michigan City Anderson Kendallville Huntington Lebanon Rochester Emerson Crawfordsville.
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Franklin
Franklin High School
Mooresville
Monrovia
Clayton
Plainfield
Speed
Martinsville
Paragon
Litton
Danville
Bedford
Vincennes
Garfield
Columbus
Connersville
Bloomington
Michigan City
Anderson
Kendallville
Huntington
Lebanon
Rochester
Emerson
Crawfordsville
Parsons Entertained Before Move to Clinton Farm
Will Parsons and family were guests of honor at a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ashton. Informal entertainment and refreshments followed with attendees from several families. The Harry Miles farm, tended by the Parsons, will be farmed by Mort Hayden starting about March first.
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Will Parsons
Clinton
Albert Ashton
Chas. Kingsbury
Elmer Crews
Chester Parsons
Alva Coble
Henry Barlow
Odus Jackson
Rose ‘Daum
Harry Miles
Mr. Parsons
For Rent: 247 Acre Farm Near Be Jeville
Be Jeville area lists a 247 acre farm for rent from C. L. Hadley. Property description and rental terms not specified in readable text.
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Be Jeville
C. L. Hadley
Clayton Chapter to Confer Degrees in March
Clayton Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star will visit the local chapter to confer degrees on candidates at the second meeting in March held on the evening of March 23. Miss Martha Belle Frazier received the degrees at the meeting last Thursday evening.
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Clayton
Order of the Eastern Star
Martha Belle
Frazier
Hen d ricks County Home Economics Federation Meets All Day
An all day Hen dricks County Home Economics Federation meeting in Danville featured Purdue staffer Grace King on girls club work and financial education talks by Miss Cowan of Indianapolis. Mrs Paul Christie discussed meal planning, with musical interludes from Lois Mona Rushton, Marcia Dena Rushton, Grace Reynolds and Imogene Hillis.
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Hendricks County Home Economics Federation
Danville
Grace King
Purdue
Cowan
Fletcher Saving and Trust Co
Indianapolis
Paul Christie
Hadley
Hobson
Pettis Victrola Dept
Victrola
Vannice
County Federation
Gaddis
Lois Mona Rushton
Marcia Dena Rushton
Grace Reynolds
Imogene Hillis
Sunday School and Worship Schedule at Methodist Church
Sunday school at 9 30 a m emphasizes wisdom in every lesson. Worship services at 10 30 a m and 7 09 p m feature a good speaker. Epworth League meets at 6 15 p m with engaging programs for non affiliated youth. A cordial invitation extends to all young people.
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Methodist
Corps of Teachers
Epworth League
Grade School Pupils Operetta Friday Evening
Seventy two children from the public schools will perform On Midsummers Day at the K of P opera house Friday March 8. They portray flowers fairies sun bonnet babies overall boys butterflies and honey bees in new costumes with enjoyable music. New seats are used for the first time and the program starts at 8 oclock admission is thirty five cents and the public is invited.
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K. of P. Opera House
Missionary Lindley to Speak at Local Church
Bible School at 9:30 a.m. led by B. W. Anderson. Amelia Ruger Lindley, missionary among Oklahoma Indians, to describe Red man work. Worship at 10:30 a.m. Lindley to attend. Christian Endeavor at 6 p.m. topic Better Home Life. Evening worship at 7 p.m. on Christian Dynamics Faith. Prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m. Obey that impulse. Pastor Herbert L. Huffman invites worship next Sunday.
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Bible School
B. W. Anderson
Amelia Ruger Lindley
Oklahoma
Red Man
Luncheon Hostess Leads Friday Club Meeting
Mrs. Fannie Cox hosted a Friday Club luncheon with assistances from Mrs. Will Ellis Mrs Ralph Harvey Mrs Chas Mattern and Mrs Sanders Smith. Menu included fruit cocktail chicken pie macaroni and cheese baked corn pimento baked potatoes with Perfection salad ice cream fresh strawberries cake and coffee. Green candles and green bows framed St Patrick's Day theme. Next Union Home Economics Club all day meeting at Mrs Charles Barker on March 7.
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Fannie Cox
Will Ellis
Ralph Harvey
Chas. Mattern
Sanders Smith
Union Home Economics Club
Charles Barker
Former Resident Emma Hadley Dies at 60
Emma albett Hadley 60 died yesterday at Deaconess hospital after living near Stop 6 on Rockville road. She is survived by her mother Nancy Hadley 78 of Danville Ind a son Chester Hadley of New York two daughters Mrs P A Bryan of Mattoon Ill and Mrs Herbert Bickhoff of Indianapolis. Funeral services at Shirley Bros chapel tomorrow at 1 30 pm burial Maple Hill cemetery Plainfield Indianapolis Star Feb 25. Mrs Hadley formerly lived in Plainfield and is remembered by many residents.
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Emma “Albett Hadley
Stop 6
Rockville Road
Nancy Hadley
Danville
Ind
Chester Hadley
New York
P. A. Bryan
Mattoon
Ill
Herbert Bickhoff
Indianapolis
Shirley Bros
Maple Hill
Plainfield
Indianapolis Star
Freshman Championship Clash With Technical Freshmen
The local Freshman team faces Technical Freshmen at home Wednesday night in a Central Indiana Freshman championship showdown. The game sets a decisive outcome for the league title with both squads pursuing the crown.
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Central Indiana
Sunday School and Services At Local Church
Sunday School 9 30 a m led by A P Barlow superintendent. Preaching 10 30 a m. B Y P U 6 00 p m. Evening preaching 7 00 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 5 00 p m. Lord s supper observed Sunday morning during preaching. All invited to attend all services. S L Essick Pastor.
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A. P. Barlow
Men Invited to All-Day Missionary Meeting at Friends Church
The four local churches plan an all-day missionary meeting at the Friends church on Friday March 3. The program starts 10 30 with luncheon and social hour at noon. Rev J E Moody of the College of Missions Indianapolis will give an afternoon address. He is noted for years of missionary work in India. The public is invited.
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All-Day Union Missionary
Friends’ Church
J. E. Moody
College of Missions
Indianapolis
India
Plainfield Petition Seeks National Road Repair at Clark's Creek
Businessmen of Plainfield signed a petition presented by Otis Kirtley to the State Highway Commission asking repair of the National road at the Clark's Creek bridge to resume traffic. A temporary filling of cinders was laid on Wednesday with paving contract to be let soon, says Chief of Maintenance Binkle.
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Plainfield
Otis Kirtley
State Highway Commission
Clark's Creek Bridge
Binkle
Senior High Attendance Steady Amid Flu Concerns
The Senior High reports few absences due to flu while the Junior High suffers more. The Junior class play Fifty Fifty is set for March 16 at the opera house and promises success. Amateurs in training include Elizabeth Brewer, Julia Dickson, Lois Mona Rushton, Margaret Inman, Mildred Smith, Dawson Price, Joel Jessup, Albert Pike, Paul Franklin, and Joseph Marley. The shorthand class, largest yet, pursues outside dictation. Physics explores electricity and lab current generation. The Lyceum appears March 20 at the opera house with an exceptional program. A group of Philippines visits with an evening of entertainment.
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Opera House
Mrs. Rigg
Miss Judd
Elizabeth Brewer
Julia Dickson
Lois Mona Rushton
Margaret Inman
Mildred Smith
Dawson Price
Joel Jessup
Albert Pike
Paul Franklin
Joseph Marley
Lyceum
Philippines
Rhode Island Red Eggs for Setting Offered
Advertisement offers well bred Rhode Island Red eggs for setting at 60 cents a dozen. Incubator orders invited. Contact Mrs Geo J Herring Avon Ave Plainfield.
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Rhode Island
Geo. J. Herring
Avon ‘Ave
Plainfield
Baptist Reception For New Church Members At Odd Fellows
A Baptist church reception honored new members at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday evening. Refreshments included chicken sandwiches baked beans salad pickles coffee ice cream and angel food cake. Older members gave a hearty welcome and the rest of the night was spent playing games.
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The
Baptist Church
Odd Fellow’s
Death Claims Four Victims In Hopewell Area
Hopewell dies George Cumberworth age 89 after long illness at Main St home. Funeral Friday at 2 pm. he leaves five children Roy in Los Angeles Charles in Toledo O Guy in town and two daughters at home Bessie and Bernice. Mrs Adeline Walton 65 wife of Theodore Walton dies of kidney and heart disease after six months. Funeral held at home near town with Rev Creighton. burial Maple Hills. She leaves husband five children and sister Lydia Carr.
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George Cumberworth
Main St
Cumberworth
Roy
Los Angeles
Charles
Toledo
O. Guy
Bessié
Bernice
Adeline Walton
Theodore Walton
Washington Township
Creighton
Irvington
Maple Hills Cemetery
C. E. Hawkins
J. A. Hawkins
Frank Gibbs
Otis Walton
Harry Walton
Lydia Carr
Mrs Ruth Schmehler Dies In Indianapolis Home
Mrs Ruth Schmehler aged 24 wife of Dermont Schmehler died at their Indianapolis residence and her body was moved to Cartersburg her former home for funeral and burial Tuesday afternoon.
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Ruth Schmehler
Dermont Schmehler
Indianapolis
Cartersburg
Hopewell Infant Dies of Pneumonia
The seven month old child of Mr and Mrs Hopewell of N Mill St died of pneumonia on Monday and was buried on Wednesday in a quiet local ceremony.
Hubbard-Scearce Lumber Co Adopts New Name
The firm formerly known as the Comer and Scearce Co becomes Hubbard Scearce Lumber Co starting today. Ownership and management stay the same with C A Hubbard of Martinsville as president and H C Scearce of Mooresville as secretary treasurer since 1902. The three yards at Mooresville Maywood and Plainfield continue operations and retain affiliations with Hubbard Lumber Co Martinsville Forbes Hubbard Lumber Co Indianapolis and Mooresville Milling Co Mooresville.
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Comer & Scearce Co
Hubbard-Scearce Lumber Co
C. A. Hubbard
Martinsville
H.C. Scearce
Mooresville
Hubbard-Scearce Lumber &Co
Maywood
Plainfield
Hubbard Lumber Co
Forbes-Hubbard Lumber Co
Indianapolis
Mooresville Milling Co
Depauw Welcomes New Sigma Chi Initiate Elmer Jarvis
Elmer Lee Jarvis, a Depauw University freshman, was initiated into Sigma Chi with seven other candidates last Friday. A 1921 high school graduate, he entered Depauw last fall and serves as freshman yell leader. he also belongs to the Hoosier Harmony Hounds.
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Elmer Lee Jarvis
Depauw University
Sigma Chi
Jarvis
Depauw
Hoosier Harmony Hounds
Plainfield Lodge Plans Stated Meeting
A stated meeting of Plainfield Lodge No. 653 F and A M is set for Tuesday evening March with a 7 45 start time.
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Plainfield Lodge
A. M
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