Milwaukee A A defeats Illinois in 3 to 0 game
The Milwaukee American Association team beat Illinois 3 to 0 in a drawn out game after a strong pitching duel in the early innings. Buzick of Illinois pitched well. Johnson the local freshman added a key triple in the eighth.
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Milwaukee American Association
Illinois University
Buzick
Illinois
Milwaukee
McGlynn
Penn
Johnson
Colonels
Philadelphia Athletics
Richter
Higginbotham
Cubs
Athletics
Soffel J. Sullivan
Hart
Louisville
Halla
Bushelman
Local social notes and visits fill community pages
Ruth Stanley spent Sunday with Stilesville friends. Several residents, including S. P. Phillips and Cap. West, were in town on recent Saturdays. Births, moves, and visitors appear across families such as Wheeler, McAninch, Gambold, and Harlan. Preaching at M E Church next Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Stanley
Stilesville
Community Greetings and Local Notices from Coatsville
Local column notes visits by Miss Mattie Walton and Ed Wilkin son of Bainbridge to David Metzger family. School closing exercises delight patrons. Funeral services for Elias Metzger attended by Thomas and William Hines of Gessle Indiana. Indianapolis visitors Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and child with S P Phillips near Broad Park. Bank notices from Amo and Coatsville banks. Dr Doty the new veterinarian ready for calls. Coatsville Citizens Band planning a concert. Mrs Kila Harlan’s 53rd birthday celebrated with post cards. Cattle listings and butcher inquiries invited by Gambold & Campbell Coatsville Butchers. Henry Bowen and wife welcomed a baby. mother and child doing well.
Winchester High School Closes Friday Evening Entrance Planned
Frank Davidson left Coatesville for Bloomington Tuesday morning to enter Indiana University and remain until completing the course. John Hay, Clerk of the Modern Woodman Camp of Gessie, and a lodge member, attended the funeral of the late Elias Metzger last Tuesday representing the lodge.
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Frank Davidson
Bloomington
The
University
Winchester High School
Coatesville
Indiana University
John Hay
Gessie
Elias Metzger
Cards of Thanks and Local Notices from Coatesville Area
Cards of Thanks express gratitude to friends neighbors and the M H Church choir for support during illness and death. Coataville Lodge 391 calls members to an 18th annual reception May 26 in the assembly hall with a planned program. Amo High Seniors present Pygmalion and Galatea at Coatesville Assembly Hall next Saturday night April 9 at 7 45. Admission 20 and 10 tickets at R C Knight's store.
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M. H. Church
David Metzen
Coataville Lodge No. 391
Assembly Hall
Amo High School
Coatesville
R. C. Knight's
Clayton Concert and Citizens Band Combine For Practice
About ten members of the Clayton Concert Band met the Citizens' Band of this place Tuesday evening forming a 40 piece group. The two bands enjoyed a very pleasant evening practicing together and Coateville boys will return the favor soon.
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Clayton
Citizens’ Band
This Place
Coateville Boys
Eye specialist ad signals updated practice in town
Dr C F Hopes expands as an occulist and offers complete eye treatment before glasses. Local note urges calling him for glasses. Clarence Vice returns home from between Indianapolis and New Castle after a letter from a love interest and seeks a closer soft snap for evenings with his fairest one.
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Dr. C. F
Clarence Vice
Indianapolis
New Castle
Salt Car Load from Colonial Salt Company Reported by Draper Bryant and Otto Stanley
Draper Bryant and Otto Stanley received a car load of Colonial Salt Company salt last Monday. They claim it is the best on the market and does not lose strength or harden as other salts do.
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Draper & Bryant
Otto Stanley
Colonial Salt Company
Jolly Set Concert at Assembly Room Well Attended
The Jolly Set Concert Company performed Friday evening at the Assembly room with a packed audience and reserved seats. Receipts reached 869.50. The Ame High School Alumni Annual Banquet is set for Saturday night in the High School assembly Hall, with the 1910 class commencement on Friday night. Mary Hunt and Ralph Phillips, residents here, belong to the graduation class.
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Jolly Set
Ame High School
Mary Hunt
Ralph Phillips
Arcola Couples Visit Local Friends Return Home
Mel Crews and wife and Edward Allison and wife of Arcola Illinois spent part of last week visiting relatives and friends. Crews and his sister Mrs Allison were longtime residents and received a warm welcome on their return trip in Crews automobile he gave many delighted rides to friends here.
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Mel Crews
Edward Allison
Arcola
Ill
Mr. Crews
Mrs. Allison
Louse Killer Tip and Local Ads Highlight Hogs and Horses
Farmers are advised to prop a post in hog lots and sponge rope with kerosene to kill lice as hogs rub the post. Chas Kersey of Amo advertises large horse bill posters and three horses including a German Coach, American standard bred draft, and a Spanish Jack. He offers clipping and artistic horse shearing services. The W. F. M. Society met at Rev. Shields' home led by Mrs. C. D. Knight with a discussion on six Oriental countries and served coffee and cake.
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Chas Kersey
Amo
W. F. M. Society
Families to join husbands on homestead in Holy Colorado
The families of Mrs. John Wilson and Mrs. Albert Walton will leave about June first for Holy Colorado to join their husbands who left three months ago to homestead government land and make Colorado their home.
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John Wilson
Albert Walton
Holy
Colorado
Vandalia Railroad Announces 6 Percent Pay Increase
Effective April 1 1910 permanent employees of the Vandalia Railroad Company St. Louis Division earning less than 300 per month receive a six percent raise. The article notes Vandalia as the best road and suggests the wage hike is a welcome surprise for the workers.
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Vandalia Railroad Company
St. Louis
Vandalia
New Winchester High Holds Commencement Address
The Senior Class commencement at the assembly hall was led by Dr. Harry Gayson Hill of Indianapolis. Superintendent John Figg spoke on high school needs, followed by Principal Frank Davidson offering advice to graduates. the program featured the high school orchestra.
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New Winchester High School
Assembly Hall
Harry Gayson Hill
Indianapolis
John Figg
Frank Davidson
Large 700 Pound Bell Arrives for Canaan Church
A 700 pound bell from the Cincinnati Bell Foundry Company arrived last Tuesday for Canaan church located five miles west of Coatsville. It will be transported to Canaan in a few days and installed once church renovations are finished. Donors anticipate hearing its sweet strains and taking pride in their contributions.
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Canaan
Coatsville
Cincinnati Bell Foundry Company
Eve and Adam Debate Apple Origins in Garden Tale
A humorous reminiscence recounts Adam declining Eve's apple with a quip about it being a Ben Davis and later being labeled a Northern Spy through Eve's persuasion. The note ends with a line about various job work offered at the office.
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Adam
Eve
Ben Davis
Liftings in State Press Acquaint Short Items
Sister Aurelia G. Mace eighty head of Shaker Sab bath Day Lake Me is dead. J P Gagen Ft Wayne brake man on Pennsylvania railroad drowned in ship canal Indiana Harbor. Mrs Frank Guthrie dream proved true grandchild swallowed tack after days of illness. Barbitskys Wabash bury child in store box due to public charity refusal. Dr M M Morgan dragged by horse at Portland bruised. Flossie Drumheller Cleveland pushes baby carriage to Bellefontaine walking toward Cincinnati Indianapolis. junk buyer aged fifty with unknown destination.
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Aurelia G. Mace
Sabbath Day Lake, Me
Aurelia
J. P. Gagen
Ft. Wayne
Pennsylvania Railroad
Indiana Harbor
Frank Guthrie
Flossie Drumheller
Cleveland
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Indianapolis
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Wm. Wheeler
Cap. West
New Winchester
Burton Knight
Plainfield
Willis Bundy
Ben Harlan and
Herbert Harlan
McAninch
Claude O’ Neal
I. U
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Ben Harlan
Clifford Sutton
David Hadley
Chas. Gambold
Frank Bundy
Charley Jones
J. B. Gambold
Frank Roberts
Greencastle
Clay Phillips
Frank Steers
Chas Christy
Ruth
R. A. Christy
Arthur Cassady
Paul Hampton
Ame
M. E. Church
Lloyd Knight
Jim Dale
Morris Goodwin
Nunter
M. S. Bennett
Duarte Phipps
Frank Snodgrass
Fillmore
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J. A. McAninch
C. M. Swain
Terre Haute
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Mose Burgiss
Anno
Shields
George Lineberry
Eva Campbell
John Moore
Danville
Joseph Vaughn
Mrs. Hope
I. Sh. Wiseheart
Mrs. Quick and Baby
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Granite City, Hs
Harley Archer
Mr. Milroth and
Fily
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Cai
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Greencastle High School
Mattie Walton
Ed. Wilkinson
Bainbridge
David Metzger
Thomas and
William Hines
Gessle
Ind
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C. H. Masten
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Mable Walker
Kate Moore
W. T. Davis
C. P. Swinn
Tonopa
Nev
I. N. Dicks
Etta Ferguson
Portsmuth
Cleve Howard
Covington
Amo First National Bank
Coatsville First National Bank
Geneveve Green-lee
Mildred Rullings
Miss Atkins
S. J. Metzger
Perrysville
H&rald
Gambold & Campbell, Coatsville Butchers
Dr. Doty
Henry Bowen
Mlenry
Coatsville Citizens Band
Kila Harlan
Jolly Set Co
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Jacob Barbitsky
Wabash
M. M. Morgan
Portland
August Hackenberg
Anderson
Hackenberg
Liberal Society
Chas Frazier
Marion
Kokomo
Frazier
Petersburg
John Stewart
Charles Coffman
Tom Price
Friends’ College
Barnesville
Rodda
Luzerne County
Anthony Loder
Mike Loder
Pittston
Here
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Leon Baker
Henry Lafayette
Frank Ulmer
Harry Watts
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