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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
3
Stilesville area social news notes visitors from Indianapolis and Purdue. Families report illnesses and a funeral as Glenn Phillips dies at 25 after influenza and pneumonia. community thanks neighbors for support during a death.
Mr and Mrs Robert Storm of Coatesville visited their children in the neighborhood last week. Mr and Mrs George Smith are sick with the flu. Mr and Mrs Lawrence McGinnis and son Lloyd were shopping in Coatesville Saturday. Homer Higgins made a business trip to Fillmore Saturday. Bud Weldons remains very ill. Several neighbors attended the Doty sale. Mr and Mrs Fred Hunter spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Maurice Goodwin. Sunday visitors with Mrs Myrtle Storm and family were Mr and Mrs Geo Cheek and Mrs Ella McDonald. Lawrence Smith has the flu. The family sailed on Mr and Mrs Otto Jackson and family of Fillmore. Rev JF Sherrill took Sunday dinner with Jeff Buston and family. Doc Cooprider was in Coatesville Monday.
A newspaper pitch urges early Christmas shopping with a focus on fur furniture as a living reminder of friendship. The advertisement promises a delightful, lasting gift that will bring joy on Christmas Day and continue to serve through the years.
A old reflection on gifts notes generosity once tied to wealth but now values usefulness and sincere thought. The piece hints that a mother would smile at a practical present like new dinnerware from family rather than lavish gifts.
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