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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
4
A string of visits and gatherings across Amo and nearby towns is recorded. Relatives travel between Mooresville Maysville and Greencastle while locals host dinners and small church events. A funeral at Amo church and illness news accompany social updates including a Christmas tree plan and a family social event.
Mrs A L Gerritth of Tmoeh bur dies Friday Panersh died at Amo Sunday JCP. Clapp left Wednesday to visit his parents of WKroxvil Tenn. Music was fortified by the union choir. Westvan Society engaged for am ail day quertams a. Mad Hutchens Wednesday. The Prieta de tae wath Mas Ctlen Reners Purestos pt cine. one. The Union Chair was entertained by members of the Cpistian Church after services Studs Hight. Retiree dinent sco tieistipe od Chicken sandwiches, pickles were served. Mrs Lee Brsant of Bleeds spoon last week with her Passed water Laura Smitho and Sophine Weesner spent Sunday with Parsey stalls and family. Lola Ragan Plainfield was in town Tuesday selling Christmas red cross stamps. Mark Black returned home Saturday from a business trip to Michigan. Miss Minnie Noel Lena Wineaid and Clairence McCormick attended the theatre at the city Tuesday night.
Monday events near Stilesville include camel Lewis and brother George visiting. I. C. Rivett was in Indianapolis Tuesday. Luther Lewis called on his mother Tuesday morning. Mrs. Mae Rivett spent Tuesday with her parents. Mature Monday visited her brother and wife last week. Several locals attended Hughey Stringer funeral Thursday at Stilesville. Grace McAninch visited Thursday afternoon on Broad Street. Vinie Lewis returned to work at Arnold Bros. Dorsett, daughter of Gilbert, visiting grandparents this week.
Mrs Ava Stringer and Leora Wood spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Scrilda Parker. Elmer Wallace was in Stilesville Friday evening. Mrs Mary Lewis called on her daughter Effie Parker Friday afternoon. Mrs Clara Phillips and the son Leora spent Friday evening with Victora Parker. Ott Wood and wife visited the latter's parents Saturday night. Carl Dent and family spent Sunday at John Parker's Cass. Broadstreet wife one on Verlyn visited at Thomas Dorsett Mildred Stringer spent Sunday afternoon with Eva Hodee. The visitors at H TH Parker Sunday were Noah Wood and family. Clevie Parker and family. Bertha McCammack and daughter Gladys. Albert Clearwaters has returned home after a two weeks visit with relatives in Hlinvis. Claude Monday and wife spent Saturday night and Sunday with his parents near Belle Union. Mrs Annie Wallace and a son Lowell of Amo visited her parents Sunday.
Osc ar Buis and his wife visited Monday at Herb Haven s Mrs Lew Ellett called on Mainda Phillips Monday morning Marten Broadstreet and wife visited Tom Dorsett near Stilesville L A Dobbs called on I Wallace Tuesday Jocana McCammack and Lottie Hurst were in Broad Park trading Monday afternoon Mrs Lew Ellett and daughter visited at James Bllis Tuesday Dick Edwards and wife Edgar Hurst and wife called on Ernest Ellett Tuesday evening Mrs Lottie Flurst called on her mother Tuesday Mrs Lottie Hurst and Joeana McCammack visited at Mrs Mary Jane Phillips Wednesday Mrs Lillie Prichard visited her mother Thursday Mrs Adice Phurst and Mrs Flora Vaughn called on Mrs Clova Broad street Thursday Mrs Mary Edwards and Cloe attended the funeral of Hewen Stringer Thursday at Stilesville Mrs Altie McCammack visited Friday night at Edgar Trurst s Ella Phillips called on her brother M S Phillips Friday afternoon The Sunday guests at CL Prichard s were Nat Stringer and wife and granddaughter Mingle David McCammack and wife Ott Wood and wife and Mrs Mart Wright and daughter Mrs Mary Edwards and Cloe called on Mrs Girtle Mills Saturday
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