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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
5
Local column notes upcoming meeting at the Methodist Church with Mrs. CC R Shortridge and her weeks next Wednesday afternoon. Also reports Sunday visits by Forest and Earl Sutherlin to C G Sutherlin family. Leonard Wood quotation cautions against rash actions.
A vintage public message extols one flag one language and equal opportunity for all industrious men and women to earn a living save for a stormy day marry raise a family and provide for children through thrift and hard work.
Mrs Mervyn Hunt underwent surgery last Thursday at Methodist hospital in Indianapolis and is recovering well with hope she will be home by week’s end. Mrs Minnie Hunt of Frankfort cares for the children during her absence. FOREIGN POLICY statement expresses a strong self respecting peace seeking stance protecting national rights and interests.
Local residents and guests are listed visiting families in and around New Winchester and Brazil. Public remarks from Leonard Wood emphasize wartime unity and spreading business internationally while defending American commerce.
Local ads offer battery and shoe items with prices and locations. Charles Ho Monnet lists a 35 cent Delta battery at Coatesville Telephone Exchange. Coatesville Electric Shoe Shop promotes shoe polish and strings with ticket giveaways. A coal shortage note mentions Duff the Coal Man and a Big Four train coal delivery.
Mrs Buddie Greenlee and her son Rollie traveled from north of town to spend Sunday with Mrs S A Chatham and Miss Kate Y McAnineh. Also visiting Friday afternoon were Elmer Chatham and wife, Mrs A M Wright and Mrs Blanche Brown.
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