Farmers Bank
of Mooresville, Indiana
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| Capital | $35,000.00 |
| Surplus | $16,000.00 |
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We solicit your Account
W. H. Henderson
Real Estate, Loans, Insurance and Notary Public
Telephones:
Office 168 Residence 132
| Feb. | 3— | Miss Newman discourses on the geographical conditions of Indiana for morning exercises. |
| “ | 4— | First monthly tests of second semester given today. |
| “ | 5— | Mr. Payne and his Senior history class visit the state legislature and Claude Record is surprised to find members “just ordinary men.” |
| “ | 8— | The thermometers in the recitation rooms were at freezing point today. |
| “ | 9— | Mr. Payne’s office seems to be the center of attraction. |
| “ | 10— | Edna Cooper was caught studying today. |
| “ | 11— | The Philomathian Society held its first meeting this afternoon. |
| “ | 12— | Lincoln’s birthday anniversary was grandly celebrated. Quite a number of a our home people were present. |
| “ | 15— | Storm clouds are gathering in the neighborhood of the Juniors. |
| “ | 16— | Ethel and Nelle fall out. Why? |
| “ | 17— | Irwin Latta reads another book. |
| “ | 18— | The Juniors are expecting a royal reception from the Seniors tonight. |
| “ | 19— | M. G. K. Girls have a doll party. |
| “ | 22— | George Cook and Chester Stayton think sugar camp much nicer than the school room. |
| “ | 23— | Mr. Armstrong feeds on pumpkin pie. |
| “ | 24— | Miss Newman entertains her fellow teachers in the Domestic Science kitchen. |
