Plainfeld Mystery Guest Ties Family Weekend
Miss Doty of Plainfeld was the guest of her son Mr Doty on Thursday. A fever may have affected plans as the road to PECOVETY was disrupted.
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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
8
Miss Doty of Plainfeld was the guest of her son Mr Doty on Thursday. A fever may have affected plans as the road to PECOVETY was disrupted.
Community briefs list illness and visits among residents, with many entries for Gambold Gobert Aden, Greencastle trips, church events, and holiday promotions at Stanley’s. Repeated mentions include Miss Ila Asher, Amos, and several Mrs. names with varied travels and health notes.
The piece urges early subscriptions before supply runs out and suggests gifts for Christmas. It highlights a contest promoted by Dr S J Merrick of Plainfield offering a gold watch for the ten best ears of corn. Purdue’s Professor Christy judged and Folin Louecher won first prize.
The Piano Committee thanks the Amo Sophomore Class for their entertainment at this place which was highly appreciated and helped materially in reducing the debt.
The Christmas tree and exercises will be held at the Baptist Church. A Sunday School treat will decorate the tree and others are invited to bring gifts. Children under 2 enter free. A 10 cott fee is charged at the door for those over 12.
The Sophomore class of Amo presented The Merchant of Venice to a large crowd last Saturday night. Receipts totaled 832 with fifty percent allocated to paying a debt. Performers and local youths received praise for acting, songs, and instrumentals, and the audience showed strong support for home talent.
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