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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
8
Despite Friday poor weather a large crowd attended the schoolhouse exercises. Children performed well and earned praise. Archie Monnett and wife Apis Flora Thrlan Everett Thurhan and Mrs Won Phurken of Indianapolis were among visitors during the holidays.
Mrs Ava Stringer spent Monday evening with Mrs Nancy Lewis and Mrs Effie Parker and brother Floris were in Coatsville Wednesday evening. Families gathered for dinners and visits with relatives in Stilesville Coatsville Maur Jane Thiips and Mount Olive.
National Coatesville group to hold meeting at Punning House in Wowvebetk on Tuesday January to elect directors. Mell Crews was guest of Jobat Crews on Thursday.
80 cards of 16 inch black wood cut green, now dry and in excellent condition. Will be shipped if not sold by January 1. Contact Emery SmHArp by phone.
The village notes a protracted meeting will commence at Canaan next Sunday night January 1 led by Rev. Stainbrook with son Alva Vickers assisting. Several local residents spent Christmas with relatives in nearby towns and attended holiday events and visits across the area including Indianapolis Muncie Greencastle and Delmar.
In Newark New Jersey Mrs Sophia Skolza a 32 year old dishwasher at a restaurant on Academy Street faced a police investigation after staples in her home were found missing over weeks. Detectives recovered two steaks and a dozen boiled eggs during a search and she fainted when the items were displayed.
A New Jersey poultry complex houses 5,000 White Leghorn hens and operates a mammoth incubator for 6,000 eggs. The owner, occupying 240 acres, dedicates about 60 to chickens while the rest grows feed. The plant ships eight crates of eggs and four coops of broilers daily, with heat-regulated, oil-heated incubators and substantial fuel savings reported.
Visitors and relatives fill the town as families host holidays in Roach Dale and surrounding areas. The week includes many gatherings, a Danville wedding of Edith Atkins and Frank Blaydes, and church officer elections planned for January 7 1911.
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