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Mooresville Times

Location

Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1917

Page

4

Community Notes on Local Visits and Illnesses

Postage free anywhere in the United States. F. R. Keys remains quite ill. I J Horney and family from Hortonville visited Sunday. Elvin and Roy Harv ey hosted relatives. Melvin Werrel from Fountaintown visited his sister Rev Adda M Kearns. Mrs E F White’s condition is the same. Rev Adda M Kearns and Olive White were in Indianapolis Tuesday. Clarence Hubbard has been ill for weeks with no improvement. Wm Bowman remains on the sick list. GCG E Hubbard is constructing a cement block silo.

Melvin Werrel Fountaintown Nere Adda M. Kearns E. F. White Olive White Indianapolis Tesday Clarence Hubbard Wm. Bowman

Revival Meeting Continues At School House

Eva Williams visited Mrs. Stewart and family on Sunday. Mabel Foster of White Lick visited Pearl and Iva Sawyers. Lee Sawyers visited George Dyke’s family in Plainfield. Jo Williays and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Chowning were guests of the Wallaces. Rev. Joseph Gillaspy and wife of MooresvilleSupper with Clint Akers. Lonnie Sawyers visited Mearle Sawyers on Sunday.

Eva Williams Stewart Mabel Foster White Lick Pearl Iva Sawyers Lee Sawyers George Dyke Plainfield Williays Ellis Chowning Jas. Wallace Joseph Gillaspy Mooresville Clint Akers Lonnie Sawyers Mearle Sawyers

Illness and social visits among local residents

Fletcher R Keys fell critically ill on Wednesday evening and is in a very critical condition. Mrs Bertha Harvey spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Roy Harvey. Mr and Mrs Geo Kellar of Mooresville visited Paul M Wagaman and family. Dr Wm H McKahan of Santa Rita NM is visiting his sister Mrs A O Griffith and family. Roy Harvey and Bertha Harvey took a business trip to Indianapolis. Chester Mitchell of Danville was Sunday guest of Mrs Alice Mitchell. Alfred L Briles of Sheridan spent Sunday with his sister Mrs Sarah A Keys. Mr and Mrs A B Stanton attended church at Highland. Edward Merriman and Myron Stanton attended Commencement at Martinsville Friday.

Fletcher R. Keys Bertha Harvey Roy Harvey Geo. Kellar Mooresville Paul M. Wagaman Wm. H. McKahan Santa Rita N. Mexico A. O. Griffith Indianapolis Chester Mitchell Danville Alice Mitchell Alfred L. Briles Sheridan Sarah A. Keys S A. B. Stanton Highland Edward Merriman Myron Stanton Martinsville

Death Angel Claims Lula Ann York in 1917

Lula Ann York born November 18 1870 in Forsyth County North Carolina died May 30 1917 at age 46 leaving husband son parents three sisters and one brother survived by husband and son. Her Ohio bound move to Toledo is noted with others preceding and surviving family members.

Thomas Y and Anna York North Carolina Forsyth County

Mooresville Indiana Passes Fireworks Prohibition Ordinance

Mooresville adopts an ordinance banning discharge and sale of fireworks and pyrotechnic displays within town limits and two miles beyond. Violations carry misdemeanor fines from 10 to 25 dollars per day, with enforcement power given to the fire chief to remove stock at owner expense.

Mooresville Indiana Horesville W. O. Shufflebarger Lt. V. Johnson

Longevity Among U S Presidents Examined In Anonymou

An anonymous Lancet letter notes the long lives of 24 U S presidents, giving ages from 49 to 90 and listing Lincoln Garfield McKinley among those assassinated. It totals 1,663 years and averages 69. Causes of death are listed for each president, including pneumonia, debility, and assassination.

Lancet United States Lincoln Garfield McKinley Washington J. Adams Jefferson Madison Monroe J. Q. Adams Jackson van Buren Tyler Polk Taylor Fillmore Pierce Buchanan Johnson Grant Hayes Arthur Bright B. Harrison

Morgan County Woman Dies After Long Illness

The obituary recalls Lula Plummer of Morgan County who married William B. Plummer in 1898 and raised a son Thomas after a devout life at home. Converted young, she renewed faith later, lived quietly with her family, and passed after surgery with hospital care. Funeral held at home conducted by Rev. Cridar.

William B. Plummer Thomas Lula Sister Plummer West Union Hamilton County Antioch Inisminger Antioch Church Morgan County F. E. Cridar

Change in Table Manners Through War and Peace

An abstract note from Berlin Lokalanzeiger traces shifts in dining etiquette from strict plate politeness to more relaxed practices during wartime shortages. It contrasts old norms that required leaving food behind and avoiding gravy sops with modern acceptance of wiping plates and even bread in public meals.

Berlin

Engineer rides motorcycle through Pasadena sewer

Popular Science Monthly recounts a Pasadena engineer traversing six and a half miles of new sewer by motorcycle from the start cleanout. The trip took two hours with a tandem seat and an experienced driver, aided by a gas headlight to inspect walls and manholes along the tunnel.

Jean Valjean Pasadena Cal Popular Science Monthly

The Great White Plague Tuberculosis Toll in England

The piece notes that about 10 percent of all deaths in England and Wales are due to tuberculosis. It cites 40,000 annual deaths from consumption and 20,000 from tubercular disease of non-lung sites, with an estimated quarter of a million consumptives and 159,000 with other forms. It labels tuberculosis the Great White Plague.

England Wales London

Tough Luck Then Van Cush Finds Oil

Van Cush is an extremely unlucky man who thought he had all he needed. He retired after buying a farm but drilled an artesian well for water and struck oil. Now he must return to work to gain money he does not need.

van Cush

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Purina Blackford Banner Mills THE W. H. Sage Envig. I. J. Horney Core Horney Alva Osborn Hortonville F. R. Keys Elvin Allen E. Hubbard America U.S. Army Navy Landersdale Bethel Lula Ann York State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Monrovia A. Ft A. W. Gleason FR. J. Cheney & CO Hall Minnesota Benton County Real Estate Co Sauk Rapids J. H. Canaday Centerton Ind Farmers State Bank Ji. Maulthews W. EF. Hadley J.J. Reeve K.P. Hadley C. L. Wilite Assist. Cashier BE. W. Day Emma G. Lewis Plainfield, Ind Great Eastern Scrap Iron West Main Streets Philip Bernstein Cc. R. Wilson Embalmers License Cc. L. White Embalmmers Wilson & White
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