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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1913
Page
12
Local Notes and Social Happenings in Fillmore
Mrs Philander Pruitt and Mrs Dr Amick shopped in Indiana polis. Oliver Conin welcomes a baby girl born last Monday. Grover Garrett returned from Missouri visit. Mrs Garrett stays for Christmas. R S Cowgill installs hot water plant. E G Chamness birthday surprise with 35 friends and games. Mrs Geo Sims visits from Car bon. attends Masonic lodge. Shucks sell property to W A J Arnold north of Fillmore. Eastern Star elects officers for 1914. Christian Ladies Aid prepare a play December 2u at Masonic Hall. Homer Clark buys lot with Oliver’s. to build in spring. Mrs Geo Raines improving slowly. Mrs Sarah Clift buries husband at Greencastle. Miss Mildred Chamness sustains injury crocheting. doctor called. Herschel Ruark visitors from Frankfort. Protracted meeting at Canaan. Applegate Lodge 155 F and A M elect officers for 1914. Robert Glidewell and family visiting. M B E Church Ladies plan three course supper December 17. Teachers plan to rent Masonic Hall lower room for basketball. New Winchester High plays local team. Winchester wins 18 to 14. locals fail to win.
Ming Shan Tea Grown by Buddhist Priests of Szechuan
A Youth's Companion article describes Ming Shan tea grown on a western Szechuan peak by Buddhist temple priests. It notes tiny crops sent as tribute to Peking and ponders who may secure this luxury, plus a legend linking Ming Shan leaves with Yangtze water for the perfect cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Szechuan
Ming Shan
India
Peking
Republic
Yangtze
de Rosthorn
Chen- Kiang
Barnyard Aristocracy Debate Sparks Hen Mystery
A comic item questions social pecking order among barnyard birds. A hen refuses to join the flock citing a fanciful origin, joking that she hatched from an egg laid in Schaval's luxury $14,000 coop, prompting amused commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaval
Talks Too Much. Mrs Gabbermeh Abominable Band Treatment
Mrs Gabbermeh complains the band treats her poorly claiming kindness toward divab animals exceeds how she is treated. Mrs Bhint muses that their name may hint at the reason for the fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Bhint
Can You Hear the Rustling Trees Dialog Noted
A brief dialogue captures a question about hearing rustling trees and confirms the dogwood bark being audible. The exchange highlights a sensory moment focusing on nature and sound.
Flat Life and Intensive Housekeeping Talk
A fragment shows a couple discussing their living space with a few questions about their arrangement. The line reads three rooms and a bath as the scope of their home.
Gossip Over Miss DePrym Sparks Schoolroom Tattle
The dialogue shows Miss DePrym branded as terribly stupid by a student while another voice defends her from gossip. A lively exchange highlights classroom rumor dynamics and peer judgments during a school day.
Football Hears Rumors of Trouble on Gridiron
Vague chatter centers on a player suspected of disciplinary trouble at practice. Report notes concern among fans as the team prepares for upcoming games while officials review the situation.
GOT THEIR GOATS AT SULIRA MEETING REPORT
Fragmentary notes describe a crowd reacting with excitement at a meeting on 27 oY. Mention includes Glusrah and a call for home and mother amid intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rogers Bros
Ingersoll
Waterman
Floriday
R. C. Knight & CO
Coatesville, Ind
Fillmore
Philander Pruitt
Dr. Amick
Indianapolis
Oliver Conin
Emma Pitchford
Hamrick
Grover Garrett
Missouri
Mrs. Garrett
R.S. Cowgill
E.G. Chamness
Henry Shuck
W. A. J. Arnold
Eastern Star
Nary Priest
A. Day
Pearl Chattness
Elya Cowgill
Addie Day
Hallie Browning
Enoch Proctor
Christian Ladies Aid Society
Masonic Hall
Homer Clark
Mrs. Oliver
Paul Jackson
Geo. Raines
Sarah Clift
Sarah O’ Brien
Greencastle
Mildred Chamness
Herschel Ruark
Frankfort, Ind
Canaan
Applegate Lodge
Arthur Herod
I. G. Chamness
O. A. Day
R. S. Cowgill
Chas Beaman
G. C. Garrett
A. B. Hubbard
A. J. Smith
Enoch Proctor Tyler
Robert Glidewell
M. BE. Church
Winchester High School
Winchester
Munn & Co
Scientific American
New York
Weahington
James M. Cox
Coatesvillé, Bird
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