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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
5
Visitations and calls populate the page with residents from Alva Oklahoma, Indianapolis and Sulphur Springs. Names include Harry Evans, Ros Morehart, Edith Ragland and the Siddons family plus the Hubbards and Cline household. A December 23 schoolhouse tree and entertainment is open to all, with several locals stopping by over the weekend.
Davide Bess and family attend Idsmele's funeral in Boone County. Warren Lewallen and family visit James Staithe and family. Columbus Brown of Tadianapalis visits William Baldwin. Oscar Lebert of Lebanon spends part of the week at Tom Bohitteens. Heer r and Sablie Lea visit Clirtes Pichett's near Center last Friday. John Dibdine in Greene. Paul Prederick spends Sunday with Tronier Lewis. Tarry Eaves and family arrive for a visit with friends and relatives. many attend a party at Wallin Ladiek's. Re Stuinbrookog's event in Canaan postponed to the 7th Sunday in December.
Sam Lisby and wife visited Warren Lewallen last Monday. Edith Mason Merle Mason and Frances Bohanon spent Sunday with Lillie High. A Christmas program is being prepared for the exercise on Friday night before Christmas at Canaan, December 23. Mrs Sophia Lewis and son Homer were in Greencastle Saturday. Al Robinson recently worked in Indianapolis and spent the end of the week with home folks.
Farm guidance urges open roosts and fresh air for laying hens to combat short winter supplies. Warmth is not enough. ensure comfortable housing, daily access to fresh air, and hot feed each morning. Feeding boosters like crushed bones and fatty matter are advised, while artificial heating underperforms.
A lively 19th or early 20th century style reflection on butchering days, sausage making, and scrapple in Philadelphia culture. It notes the harvest of hogs, the home meals of sausage and bacon, and the seasonal shift as winter food traditions evolve amid family chores and urban appetite. Strong local imagery and period voice.
The article advises choosing rich feeds for laying hens in cold weather, warning against boiled roots and suggesting a mix of grit lime and shells to keep appetites keen. It notes home-grown grain if possible, otherwise supplemental wheat and white oats, and highlights pullets hatched last March as reliable short-day layers.
Fire swept the attic of Dr J E Gibson’s North Lebanon street home on Saturday afternoon, damaging the house and clothing. Prompt citizen efforts and a chemical engine quickly put out the blaze. The incident appeared accidental with unknown cause.
Mrs J F Gross and daughter Eva shopped in Indianapolis. Floy Christy visited M Christy near Delmar. Walter Stanley and wife stayed with Buck Gowin near New Winchester. Mrs Cynthia Robbins was the re st of Mrs W E Greenlee Sunday night. Ving Kelly and family visited Forest Kelly. Aunt Lacy Thomas on sick list. Miss Hazel and Ruth Poer guests of sister Mrs Albert Baird Sunday night. Mrs Jesse Gray died after short illness at John Fiark’s home Sunday. Rev Wright of Coatesville conducted funeral Monday at 2:00, burial at Masten Cemetery.
North Marion residents report Sunday visits with Deibert Tlankey family at George Reese's and Ames, Hila and Carrie Fultz with Areh Ficklen at Fred Elliott's. La Rouse and daughter Ola called on Lena Tleavin. Bertha, Carrie and Carl Ellott joined Mabel and Lois McAnineh for dinner at Perry Canada's. Dossie Bryan returned home after a few days at Clayton. Ott Reetor traveled to Indianapolis on business last week. Thomas Evans and wife from Oklahoma visited Merchart area with wife and son. Colenmo and Edith Ragland spent Friday at Pke O'Dell's. Cinromt Rector and Gladys Baldwin spent Thursday night with Bertha Ellutt. Ida Hered went to Fillmere Mone had.
For sale live poultry from two breeds. Call 8S 2D Eds wards. Tue Wey.
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