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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1916
Page
2
Local social items mention Lona Smith and others visiting in Green Castle and Indianapolis, Christmas events at the Baptist church, and a note on Santa Claus coming. Community briefs cover visitors, club notes, church bazaars, road safety reminders, and upcoming holidays with several residents traveling or hosting relatives.
The Philadelphia mint has mass produced new ten cent pieces now circulating with 190000 dollars distributed to banks and trust companies. The coins will be introduced in western states from the Colorado mint. Obverse features Liberty in profile. reverse shows a bundle of rods and a battle ax within an olive wreath symbolizing unity and peace.
A portrait of Mr A H Godard the longtime leader of YMCA Big Meetings in Indianapolis. He has directed the sessions for over a decade and is praised as a dynamic motivator whose firm convictions and personal life energize audiences across America.
The subject commands confidence and stage presence, influencing men to become better. His leadership is acknowledged by many who recognize his persuasive impact on the city’s men.
Members of the Wriday club gathered at Mrs Ernest Hea s home where tokens were placed in evergreen rooms. The chatter touched on national paper companies squeezing out country papers and rumors of stock valued around 313 to 14 a share with profits said to yield eight to nine percent annually.
Capt. George F E Haines, master of the steamship Somerset, reported several days ago that Mitch the Scotch terrier mascot of the vessel may have strayed or been stolen. The captain offered 50 dollars for the dog's return after a small boy brought the dog to him just before the ship sailed.
The readable bits show a fragmentary ask about a location and a phrase mentioning more than a week. No clear event, names, or institutions are identified in the snippet.
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