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Newspaper

Mooresville Times

Location

Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1918

Page

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Sailor Letter From Scotland Fellow United States Navy Letter

A Mooresville family shares a wartime letter from their son E. C. Latta serving in the U S Navy. He writes from Somewhere in Scotland in mid April about weekly correspondence, American resolve, and hopes for victory, praising American unity and sacrifice while urging parents to write often.

James S. Lutta Mooresville E. C. Tatta U.S. Navy Scotland Pappo Groud Uncle Sam Prince Europe Urs God America Latta

Agricultural Supervisor Issues Gardener Notice

An agricultural supervisor warns gardeners about a safety concern and details a notice about obtaining a chemical for certain tasks. The message mentions a suburban area and a furniture store, with instructions attributed to the supervisor.

Por Rettye 2M People Face On Seat Nadmo

Por Rettye faces a pivotal seat in Nadmo elections as 2 million people weigh their options. Analysts note regional dynamics and turnout implications for the upcoming voting period.

Parents Association Meeting Honors Service Flag

The Mooresville High School Parents Teachers Association held a large gathering in the school assembly room to dedicate a service flag for the boys in service. TL Mills presided as president while Kath arine Friesner and others performed in the high school orchestra and choir. Speeches urged support for the government and Red Cross funds and noted the impending departure of Supt. Tl. M. Dixon.

Parent Teachers Association TL Mills Katharine Friesner Clifford Furnis William Parr Robert Friesner Marguerite PiaHam Bernice Long Olive White Agnes Sellars Agnes Sellars, Furnisrs A Composie. Mrs. Donald Bridges Julia Hadley Mirnae Park Currie Scott Mooresville H S Serius Coester Relpih Cook Georgre Cook Albert Ware Ralph Balani Ngoie Stanley Russell Jewett Gail Mills Millard Din Aouis Hadley Claude Crawford Clarence Cook Raymond Thompson Goldie McCrary Claude Record Welker Collins Halstead Jessup Moyren Hiyama Ervin Latta Orval Harper Raymond “Direucll Ira Tally Walter Richardson Cyrus Watson Willian Zook Horace Towns Paul Reynalds Howard Fielda Wallace Lergdon Arthur Taltom Searles Crawford Paul Owen Dr. Bred Hadbey Ihr. Grant Monical Ralph Milner Kalgar Shirley Basil Richardson Hi Secarce Cahiort Red Cross Fund Tl. M. Dixon Dixon Dafray

Primary results in township trustee and assessor races

Green Palmer won the Republican nomination for township trustee with W Hl Hiendersag and W C Woods as rivals. Jolay H Wilson secured the Democratic nod. Robert F Nelson and J W Haase contested the trustee race, Ira Hadley earned the Republican nomination for township assessor, and Walter Spoon was the Democratic nominee for assessor.

Green Palmer W. Hl. Hiendersag W. C. Woods Jolay H. Wilson Robert F. Nelson J. W. Haase Ira Hadley towseShip Walter Spoon Wima

Mooresville travelers recount epic muddy trek to Memphis

Ira L. Sink relates a grueling overland journey from Vincennes through Evansville and Kentucky to Memphis. The account details mud and flood dangers, numerous fords, a near capsize, commandeered help from locals with a mule and buggy, and widespread road misery along the Dixie Highway. He notes fuel use, miles covered, and expects visiting Mooresville friends at 24 North Montgomery Street.

Memphis Vincennes Eyvansvill Ojo River Henderson Evansville Cetris Clarkville Tenn Evansvile Dixon Morpheus Porremis Kentuck Sumilea Hopkinsville Bull Creek Menhine Clarksville Jackson Kentucky Morgan County Ind Tennessee Chicago Miami Fla Black Auto Bess North Mamtgatory St Mooresville Goose White Lick

Morgan County Red Cross Holds Martinsville Meeting

The Morgan County Chapter of the American Red Cross will meet at the Christian church in Martinsville on Sunday May 12 at 2 50 p m to discuss the War Chest plan A large representation from all townships is urged and attendance is hoped by all who can attend.

Morgan County The American Red Cross Christian Church Martinsville

Prohibition Speaker to Address Public on War Prohibition

J Raymond Schmidt will address the library assembly room Monday evening May 15 at 8 30 on War Prohibition. He will urge electing a legislature to pass the national amendment and to uphold the current prohibitory law and other reforms. It will pay you to hear him.

J. Raymond Schmidt

Community Food Conservation for the Red Cross

Mooresville launches a community food conservation effort at a donated west Main Street house by Mr. Joseph Taggart. The site will can and sell produce for the Red Cross, with a $100 donation for jars and supplies, plus a planned market exchange for surplus produce. A May 1 meeting at the library hall invites all residents to support this war effort.

Mooresville West Main Re Cross Red Cross Hee H.C. Scearee Mooresville Red Cross Society Mooresville Times The

Miss Julia Tadley Weds Norval Dill at Irvington

Miss Julia Tadley and Norval Dill were married this afternoon by Rev. B F Daily at his Irvington home. The couple, both Mooresville graduates, will reside on the Dill farm south of Mooresville after visiting the bride’s parents in Warsaw. Mrs Dill has taught primary grades here for four years.

Julia Tadley Norval Dill B. F. Daily Irvington Dill

Senior Play The Heir of Alt Vernon Receives Praise

The Senior class presented The Heir of Alt Vernon to Monday audience with strong performances and fine costumes. A good sum was raised for the gymnasium fund.

Alt. Vernon

Officials elect town clerk and approve high bid for ciling

At the board meeting Tuesday night W O Saufflebarger was elected town clerk to succeed W Johnson who resigned earlier. The contract for the ciling of High St and Main St was awarded to Cossan & Dolen as the sole bidders. The price is notably higher than last year.

W. O. S Aufflebarger W. Johnson Ciling High Sr Main St Cosan$ & Dolen

Juniors Entertain Seniors at High School Event

The junior class hosted seniors Wednesday evening in the high school library, decorated in red and white. Tully Hallam and Dorval Jackson performed songs and readings, with contests and games. Faculty members were guests and refreshments matched the color scheme with red and white carnations.

Membre Tully Hallam Dorval Jackson

Baccalaureate Service At Friends Church

The Friends church held a baccalaureate service on Sunday evening with seating for parents and friends. Music by the Friends choir and a sermon by Rev. W. S. Biddle of the M. E. church opened the event. graduates named include Release Brown Louisa Tierzog Pauline Hutton Norrie Britton Isabel Hadley Allen Randall Norma Houce Dorothy Burris Ruth Paul Ruth Stomner Clifford Furnas Lou Ruete Russell Milner William Parr Haskell Cook Frank Crevan Johar Stormer Ray Thompson.

Friends Church Friends Choir W. S. Biddle M. E. Church Release Brown Louisa Tierzog Pauline Hutton Norrie Britton Isabel Hadley Allen Randall Norma Houce Dorothy Burris Ruth Paul Ruth Stomner Clifford Furnas Lou Ruete Russell Milner William Parr Haskell Cook Frank Crevan Johar Stormer Ray Thompson

Moapa Tribe Celebrates 16th Anniversary and Degree Conferrals

The Mcapa Tribe of the Red Wen marked 16 years with ceremonies and eight candidates receiving degrees. Red Cloud Tribe of Indianapolis performed the degree work. Visiting members from Indiana attended, including about 50 via a special car. The Moapa tribe numbers 230 and voted to donate $25 to the Red Cross fund.

Mcapa Red Wen Red Cloud Tribe Indianapolis Aroh Hobbs Recorda Indiana Moapa Tribe Red Cros

Lady seeks contact from Mooresville resident in Indianapolis

A woman from Lauraville Kentucky writes to W. W. Wilson seeking the Mooresville resident who missed a 4 o clock Moorearilla car at the Washington Street and Capitol Avenue corner in Indianapolis on April 16. She recalls speaking to two men about the car time and hopes to get to know the resident better. Gen. Det.

Mooresville Washington Street Capitol Avenue Indianapolis W. W. Wilson Lauraville

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