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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1917
Page
2
Hendricks Circuit Court November Term 1917. George Lineberry as administrator filed final settlement of the Abner Miller estate. Court will examine the account January 10 1918. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause or prove heirship or claims. Clerk Ashbel P Wridges.
Fragmentary OCR notes show names Narev J Kirtz and Ara Kerr with several numeric codes and dates. Details are unclear but imply a legal or dispute record with multiple reference numbers and fractions.
City property in Chicago unencumbered and central with a 127 by 200 foot corner frontage in Evergreen Park. Also a 5 room modern house with basement. Coatesville offers 17 acres with an eight room house, furnace, cement porches, barn, outbuildings, electric lights, good well, rock road, fronting east. all built in 1915. Contact William Garrison Chicago 919 Washington Blvd and W. T. Beck Coatesville Indiana for details.
G A Johnson of Brownsburg enters the Hendricks county clerk race on the Republican ticket subject to the primary. Arthur R Wurst of Green Castle announces candidacy for Putnam county prosecuting attorney on the Democratic ticket subject to the primary.
Mary L Hadley and wife transfer property to Albert DP Barlow for 2500 dollars in Plainfield. Luke W Duffey's ada referenced in description.
The piece contrasts moral pretenses with practical action, urging support for Red Cross tuberculosis work. It notes a drop in college attendance by 18 percent across 61 U.S. colleges and argues that well-trained men are needed in business and public service now more than ever.
A warning urges vigilance over thoughts as a daily battle to prevent evil thinking from becoming a habit that darkens life. It encourages focusing on purer aims to brighten days and achieve a personal triumph over negative patterns.
The author warns that many young men are unprepared for adult life and struggle to hold even common jobs. It stresses the importance of education and forethought, noting too late they miss chances for high school or college. It urges that being prepared pays off.
Horace H. Herr, director of publicity for the United States Fuel Administration in Indiana, credits intelligent cooperation of daily and weekly newspapers for the success of fuel and food conservation efforts. He says newspaper space is a vital donated asset driving war mobilization and praises publishers, including Mr. Woolen, for informing the public.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo Garrett and daughter spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garrett. Miss Goldie Roark of Fillmore and Mr. Bert Poer visited at Will Shuck's. The mail route south of Coal ing Sta tion blocked by snow drifts. The Snodgrass and Morgan families report visits and plans, with Mrs. Singleton visiting Mrs. Jerry Nichols and travel to Florida for health reasons.
Martha Lambert reports cold weather kept many students home while Marlon McNary from Fillmore visited. North Salem teams were defeated 30-17 for the boys and 6-1 for the girls in Friday basketball, with low attendance. Doris Oursler and Inez Hargrave faced illness and family tragedy. alumni games set for Friday and December 21 feature both boys and girls squads.
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