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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
2
A brief OCR fragment lists numbers and codes such as 39 .29 19 2.98 3.69 489 11 00 3.98 iy and pricing phrases like $3.75 to 8 00 sec or 3 for 1.00 doc to 200. readable bits suggest a catalog or ad snippet with inconsistent formatting.
Natalie Nichols held a tenth birthday party at her sister Mrs. Lewis Hubble’s home last Thursday. Ten girls attended and spent a pleasant afternoon together.
John Walton and Levi Stewart show signs of improvement while many residents visit in Indianapolis or host guests. Names include Lena Monnett Fern Wisehart Claude Iddings Hattie Graham Nellie Leachman Kate Williams C. W. Doty and others with flu illnesses and social visits noted throughout the week. Regular fare includes shopping trips church life and small notices of sales and shop ads.
John Masten of a southeast farm offered shoats to a man from Indianapolis for 200 dollars. The man declined and made a counter offer. Johnie LIL finally sold the 204 pigs at an undisclosed price.
Mary McHale Englebarb daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo McHatile of Shilesville died at her Bra home. Funeral and full details not provided in readable text.
A young Indiana woman aged 28 died on November 28. She leaves a husband and a five year old daughter, her parents in Stilesville, and a sister Mrs. Harry I Tincher of Louisville Kentucky. She was buried at Stilesville.
The Present Day Club met with Mrs Q F Lakin on Thursday afternoon December 12. Eleven members attended and shared quotations from Tennyson. Mrs Frank Draper reviewed Enoch Arden and Mrs O D Knight read Dora. Crossing the Bar was sung by Mrs Roy Hinson. Next meeting planned with Mrs Frank Draper on December 26.
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