30 May 1919
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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1919
Page
1
A soldier writes from an overseas post to his mother detailing letter writing plans for Mother's Day, observations of spring in the field, blossoms and trees, and reflections on missing home. He mentions daily routines, partial weather notes, and hope to celebrate later in France.
Endsworth Hacker pleads guilty to intoxication, fined five dollars and costs with a suspended 30 day term at the State Penitentiary. In a civil docket, Florence Booker versus Press Stanford et al. favors the defendant. Ira L. Sink versus J. E. Comer et al. is dismissed at plaintiff’s cost. Lulu Aubrey seeks absolute divorce from George Aubrey and to restore her maiden name Lulu Elliott amid charges of cruelty and neglect. Official notes include library board appointments and a personal injury suit arising from a collision near Terre Haute.
The Martinsville Democrat reports that at a Mayors Office executive meeting plans for the Big Fourth of July Celebration and Home Coming were discussed. Col Sulan J Carter, former Merion County boy and 150th officer, will give the address. Plans remain for final approval as preparations continue.
Notice announces a Tuesday June 3 enforcement start for open cutouts with arrests and penalties under state law. It lists local officials and various community notes from Lafayette and surrounding areas, including visit summaries, sales, funerals, and local business ads.
William D. Thompson to Clara I'rancis Tharp both of Indianapolis. Robert C. Hammons to Nora Leona Cottman both of Morgan county. Ruth Anna Mannan to Cecil A. Nosburg both of Morgantown. James E. Hammons to Lena Mart indale both of Martinsville. Raymond E. Bray to Blanche E. Tansey both of Monrovia.
Misses Inez and Ivy Smith of Indianapolis visited cousins Ruth and Esther Stephens over the weekend. Kenneth Pields left photography for Fall Creek Mfg. Con. plants, and J T Wright of Greencastle stopped by on business. Mrs Marian A Luep and daughter Margaret visited her mother Mrs Ella Reagan in Mooresville. Garden tools advertised at W H Wilson hardware: plows 3 00 hoes 45c. Eddaaker family from Martinsville and relatives connected to Army service were in town.
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