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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
4
Merry events fill Amo area as families host visitors from Indianapolis and Danville. Verena Jene Albertson born to Homer Albertson family. many residents attend church events, dinners, and basketball games.
Stilesville social and local update lists theater listings from Mecca Theatre featuring The Hoodlum and A Fresh Start. Thanksgiving visits are recorded for residents including Thompson Carter Robards and others with notes on illness recovery and local events.
Mary Pickford appears in The Hoodlum and A Fresh Start with Christie. Coatesville residents Mary and Neva Phillips visit Will Shuck’s. Leonard Heavin sells his farm and hasn’t picked a new site. Coatesville’s Mrs Snodgrass visits Emma Morgan. Shuck relatives travel to Indianapolis after a car train collision with minor injuries. Several families, including Walls and Campbell, visit Greencastle and Green Castle.
Ara Morgan spent Thanksgiving with his father and mother in Kentucky and returned home on Monday.
Ford Herschel Hurst of Gosport recovered a Ford automobile stolen weeks earlier after locating it in Illinois at a farmer's home where the thief had abandoned it last week.
Putnam county bee-keepers and horticulturists hold a joint meeting Monday December 6 at 1 30 p m in the city library basement Greencastle. County Agent Charles A Jackson urges all interested to attend for talks and organizational business.
Elvin O. Stewart has been appointed administrator of Brewer Kelso late of Hendricks County Indiana. The estate is supposed to be solvent. The appointment was made by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Hendricks County Indiana. November 23 1920.
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