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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
3
Mr. and Mrs. H C Ferguson of Indianapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson of Greencastle spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W T Davis, gathering in an informal social visit.
An advertisement notes boards in excellent condition and ready to ship if not sold by January 1. Contact Emery Sharp to arrange purchase or pickup.
Now is the time to print horse bills and have them ready for the season to avoid the rush. The Ierano office offers all kinds of job work and is prepared to handle this class of printing.
The Men’s Meeting held last Sunday at the Assembly Hall attracted about 100 men and boys. Morton Pearson of Indianapolis delivered the speech, with congregational singing noted as a standout feature. Future meetings are planned every two weeks with good speakers promised to encourage support.
Eva Shields presents the latest Paris inspired bead dress styles for ladies. An entertainment and Christmas trees event is planned at the old Christian Church in Fillmore on Christmas evening. The Fillmore trunk line east, out for two weeks, is back in service. Otto Masten and family hosted a Sunday dinner. Mrs. Bourn and son Emmett also mentioned.
Mrs Mary Lewis, Effie Parker and her son Fred spent Monday with Mrs Annie Wilson. Ralph Arnold was the guest of John Parker on Monday.
A boatsman in Panama Harbor used a shark as motive power in a dawn cruise. A procession of seven boats carried 12 men who attempted to aid him as the shark increased pace with weight. After two hours the shark threw the harpoon and escaped the harbor.
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