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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
4
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barlow hosted Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sawyers and family for Sunday. A Weber farm public sale drew a good crowd. A granddaughter visited and remained through Tuesday. Mrs. David Squire and sister Bertha visited Mrs. Barlow. Paul Henderson is employed by Alpha Farmer. Mt. Olive Sunday school and services noted with prayers Thursday evenings.
A Mooresville franchise league guide outlines who may be a delegate to the Indiana Constitutional Convention, petition requirements, signatures, and the September 18 1917 election date. It notes that naturalized citizens may serve, women may sign petitions, and registration starts June 20 for 60 days with women’s registration days planned.
Earnest Keys made a business trip to Indianapolis on Wednesday. Mrs. and Mrs. Reuben Ellis and babies from Elwood visit friends here. Mrs. E. F. White has recovered enough to be up after weeks in bed. The threshing ring reorganized at John Kiser's Thursday evening. Clarence Hubbard improving. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brewer and son from Mearesville and F. M. Trester and family motor to the Caves. Miss Leeta Cooper and Mrs. Ralps Cooper of near Monrovia visit Mrs. Clem Waitson. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Merriman visit near Martinsville. M. Trester began work on the street for the new Chas. H. Marley read. Mrs. Florence Shuler and Mrs. Jéta Miller, cousins of Mrs. A. O. Griffith, visit from Wabash with their daughters Clara Stauler and Edith Miller. Horace Fields improving from typhoid threat.
The Craven family of versatile musicians, described as born artists, will appear here the first day. George I Craven leads as manager with violin and trumpet and the group includes Mrs Craven and several Miss Cravens in soprano, alto, and instrumental roles.
Leonora Allen soprano of the Lindquest Allen Van Vliet Company will sing on the chautauqua final day. She has performed with the Minneapolis and Chicago symphonies and with Chicago ensembles. The company also features Van Vliet the Dutch cellist, Albert Lindquest tenor, and pianist Miss Mudge.
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