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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
5
A jumble of social links from Indianapolis to New Winchester notes visits, dinners, church gatherings, and courtship. Many residents including Mrs. Martha McClure Miss Ethel Scott and Miss Minnie Roberts are mentioned with relatives and friends across Crawfordsville and Plainfield while farmers seek buyers for goods and local merchants promote holiday stock and events.
Poultry enthusiasts from White Wyandotts and Brown Leghorns call on 8 D. Edwards in Amo regarding entries and show rules for the upcoming poultry crowing event.
Choice Duroc Jersey gifts and males. Also seed corn. Cyrus H. Masten Sons Amo Ind. The Fashion Tailors Green castle has an ad in this issue. Mr Hays owner proprietor has a nice fine to select from. Funeral of Mr Hendren held at Baptist Church Tuesday ten oclock. Mr and Mrs Broadstreet Charles West and wife Mr Thavidson and son attended funeral of Mr Hopkins at Anno Sunday forenoon. Miss Emma Phillips entertained at dinner Sunday the Misses Shield and Nellie Leachman and the Messrs Fleener Middletown and Clay Phillips. Roachdale I Henry Wilson of Roachdale, age seventy two died at his home last Tuesday morning. He was a Civil War soldier. He leaves a widow and three sons.
The M W A Camp No 13360 will hold its annual rabbit supper for members and families on Thursday night December 15 at Assembly Hall Coatsville. The camp has 44 members and a pleasant time is expected.
A niece offers a four-room house with a wood and coal house, well, and 14 surrounding lots. Located in a prime town area, dirt cheap and priced to sell. Seller Thomas DeWitt Wolfe advertises the price as below market.
Next Sunday evening at the M E Church Rev Dr Campbell of Green will preach and administer the Lord's Supper. Dr Campbell is described as a manly man and good preacher. All are cordially invited to attend this first quarterly meeting.
Parole board at Padiana reformatory grants parole to several inmates at its regular meeting. Officials say another group will be placed in jobs to enable release by Christmas with one month of detention possible for unemployment.
Two dwelling lots on Teast street in the Stanley addition to Gatesville. Describes a fine location and fine residences in the Tinapray area as rapidly developing. Mentions DeWitt Wolfe of Coalville Tad.
State food inspector John Owen shut five fraternity house kitchens in Greencastle Friday after investigations found insanitary conditions. The facilities have since reopened under proper conditions and the inspector urged strict enforcement of the law.
Jamestown residents will see a $1 reduction on every $100 of assessment next year with a levy of $2.20 per $100. The town board paid off all water works bonds this week, lowering indebtedness, and leaders say the town will soon be debt free at current pace unless new borrowings occur.
Mrs Win Bridges entertained Present Day club with a Thimble Party on last Thursday afternoon. Twelve members attended and enjoyed brick ice cream hats and quints during refreshments. Guests departed at a lively hour. The post meeting will be at Mrs Frank Brown house on December 15.
State board of pardons will visit Michigan City to hear Charles William Phinshaw, Randolph county preacher and wife murderer, seeking release on grounds of tuberculosis. No witnesses will be examined at the prison except the physician. A hearing will follow Thursday afternoon with witnesses and interested parties. Relatives of Hinsbaan are opposing release. The board believes earlier hearings did not reveal full truth and hopes to decide next week.
A blaze began at 3 am Tuesday in the Fendrick Cigar factory in Evansville Indiana, threatening the business district. Snow aided firefighters as about half a city block burned. losses near 600000 with the Fendrick plant wiped out. No injuries reported.
A sale or trade notice offers solid clothing hats and caps displayed on counters for visibility. No ties colors or novelties. Stock to be moved by purchaser with a bargain on a sale or trade. Will trade for farm or rentals and pay the difference. Thomas DeWitt Wolfe.
A folding bed is offered for sale and potential buyers are directed to contact Dr. W Campbell for details.
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