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A married man states The University of Santo Tomas remains a long standing educational institute under American influence. He says his wife knows he shares all he knows.
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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
4
A married man states The University of Santo Tomas remains a long standing educational institute under American influence. He says his wife knows he shares all he knows.
The National Conservation congress at St Paul backs federal protection for migratory birds. Audubon Societies mobilize farmers sportsmen and landowners to join a campaign urging Congress to enact uniform nationwide statutes. Leaders say federal protection avoids state law gaps harming agricultural prosperity. William Dutcher insists federal action offers true preservation.
George Reese and family called at Bob Robinsons Sunday afternoon. Fred Elliots visitors included Frank Garrett and family Lucy Lela Lewis Garrett and family Joe Garrett and family Jim Elliott and family and Jim Hedden. Elmer Heavin and family visited Lan Heavins Sunday. Lewis Ogle and family called on Uncle George Bunten and wife. Thursday visitors at Lan Heavins included Mage Baldwin and children La Reese and daughter Ola Ella and Carrie Fultz Amos Ella and Carrie Fultz visited Jim Elliott Thursday. Maude Canada returned home after a few days at New Winchester Edith Ragland visited O Dells Friday. Mrs Kate Heavin visited Lan Heavins Friday. Fred Elliott and family and Jim Fredden and wife called at Frank Jarretts Thursday night Roy Montgomery spent weekend at Perry CanaLas Shell Perry and family at his mother Mrs Perry Nellie Leavin improving.
Classified notice lists a model mh Blast stove for sale in good condition. It mentions Cpl and MNZO Burs and includes a note that Little Ruth wi Twiglas is unwell.
Lon Shields and wife with Mrs Laura Vaughn visited Thomas Bowen on Sunday while Bill Hodson and Mrs Clark McCormick spent the day with Abbot Robinson and family. Henry Bowen's family marked Thanksgiving in Ladoga and Edna Hunt with her parents in Indianapolis joined Harrison Shields family last week.
Danville residents report kin visits in Cincinnati and Indianapolis. Jackson Dickerson of Needmore is dead at 79 and buried at North Salem. County Clerk issued over a hundred hunter licenses this season. Local homes overhauled as Danville on improvement.
East Center Floyd note describes Thanks giving dinner at E C Waln and visits by S J Waln family John Shear and wife from Springdale Ohio stayed Thursday night and Friday Mrs R M Mason from Greencastle visited friends and relatives Myrta Zimmerman called Eva Waln Corn shredding nearing completion. several locals helped cook for shredders at Claude Waln Eva Waln visited Ente Ader Priding visitors from school gathered Wednesday for a session and more.
Mrs. Reuben Masten and Jage Bohanon visited the Society last Thursday. Jerry Nichols and a companion spent the day with Abbot Robinson and Charlie Waters. Thanksgiving was shared with sister Mrs. Duncan. Rabbit hunting is popular with Glenn and the Fultz family hosting Arch Ficklin. Ora Day reported corn shredders. Joe Campbell and Ira Brothe rabbit hunted. Rohanon went to Fillmor on Tuesday. Walter Gill advertises lots for sale from Fillmor Delmar road. About fifty five neighbors surprised Joe Gar for his thirty first birthday with a supper and good times.
Mrs J A Christy and daughter Floy shopped in Greencastle Saturday. Mrs Mose Mann of Brightwood and Mrs Daisy Gasper and children of Greencastle visited the area. E Tinson family spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Harry Walton in Groveland. Will Mendenhall and family and Forest Kelley and family were guests of W E Greenlee. John Lewis and wife of Brightwood visited Isaac Monnett and children. Mrs Tool and grand-daughters of Indianapolis were guests of Wilbur Johnson and family. Little Mary Varrett is on the sick list. Jess Gray of Montezuma visits daughter Mrs John Ruarks. Len Sharp of Greencastle returned from visit with Ethel Baird. Hazel Pore visited Ove Hendricks of Sheridan. Mrs W D Mann and children with Mrs Lula Mann visited Mose Burgess near Anne. George Harlan and family moved to Sherman Christy’s property south of Lown.
Local residents list visits and callings through the week. Names include Lillie Prichard Ava Stringer Mary Jane McAnineh Manda Phillips Loda Havens Ettie Smith Henry Vermillion Pearl Hurst Martin Broadstreet Clora Broadstreet Leslie Prichard Mat Wright Pearl Phillips Zelma Hope Keller Maggie Clearwaters Lew Ellett C N Prichard Clova Broadstreet Mettie Ellett Calle Bais Elmer Wallace Thelma Keller David McAninch Reson Larkin Hiram Hurst and others in the West Mill Creek community.
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