Peru Ul High Upset Rochester High In 24 22 Victory
The reorganized Peru Ul high School basketball team defeated Rochester High School the northern Indiana champions on Saturday night by 24 to 22. The Woodfull Athletic Club beat the Business Boys' team 22 to 4 with strong teamwork led by Brown and Cristian. Lebanon High edged Monticello 25 to 12 in a rough game with many fouls. Fortville challenged Arcadia after a close loss, while local youth league games featured Central Christian beating First Presbyterians 20 to 0 and Fourth Christians defeating First Baptists. Crawfordsville High defeated Lafayette 44 to 9 as Perron and Seldenmmer led scoring. Purdue overwhelmed Rose Poly 70 to 0 and Culver Military Academy edged Crawfordsville 37 to 1. Parkersburg fell to Bloomington 13 to 0 in a fast, hard contest.
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Local Social and Personnel Notes From Town
Melle Christy and wife visited north of town last Tuesday as guests of Mrs. Kate McClure. J O Leachman became traveling suteman for International Harvester Company. Subscribe to the Heraup for town and county news at one dellar yearly. Geo Huber of Jamestown Indiana visited Jacob Huber and family last Sunday. Miss Ruth Stanley left for Indianapolis last Monday to spend a few days with friends.
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Kate McClure
Geo. Huber
Jamestown
Ind
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Ruth Stanley
Local notices and ads mix with family visits and weather
The item lists Clover seed for sale via A O Purnurps of Coatsville Indiana and notes W T Beck, president of the First National Bank, on a Crawfordsville trip last Tuesday. It mentions J F Walton ad purchase, wallpaper arrivals, and visits from Miss Roxie Minnie Knight Plainfield to Bert Knight and Mrs John Greenlee, plus Mrs Hannah Stewart returning to Indianapolis. Also references church services, a calendar social by the Baptist Missionary Society, Gambel and Gobert ads, Valentine joy at a school room, and a Bogey or carriage sale by W Lakin before March 1. Notes theater party for Campbell and Gaimbel d bouts, Burks family dinners, Harlan moving, and local listings including theater, building lots, and varying weather conditions.
Cleanhaniel Clover Seed Bet Sale Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a seed sale event tied to clover seed and a person named Tres or We Dowbes. Other readable items reference Miss Mary Bracab and Miss Mariel holies with unclear context. Several garbled phrases and dates appear, including a Friday night entry and a Rosal Weel Mat, but key details are missing.
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Mary Bracab
Clute
Mariel Holies
Chern
Coal House For Sale In Coatsville Bargain Offer
Fragmentary ad from Coatsville offers a coal house and related property items for sale at a bargain. readable text mentions a buyer’s interest and a local seller, with several garbled spellings and contact hints.
Three room residence for sale in Coatsville
A terse bargain ad offers a three room residence and outbuilding in Coatsville, attributed to John Edward Pittsboro Indiana, inserted in the first issue of the Ternary by executor J. G. Sharp for Mindinda Sharp's will sale. It notes advertising in the Hernvtp. and signals a property sale through an estate executor.
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J. G. Sharp
Mindinda Sharp
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Fire and Tornado Insurance Ad Prospect in Coatsville
A local insurance notice touts farm policy superiority and low costs with desirable Coatsville property for sale. The Belle Union Buggy Co this week announces a business change and ongoing public notices via the Heraip publication.
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Coatsville
Belle Union Buggy Co
Belle Union
Veterinary Surgeon Opens Coatsville Office
A graduate Veterinary Surgeon is established at Coatsville serving day and night with four patronage solicited. W Bowen was appointed by the County Commissioners last Monday as overseer of the gravel road south of Vandalia road. Mrs Mary Robards announces a Millinery opening this week with a full stock for spring purchases. Obituary notices appear for Mr and Mrs Taylor Sanders who died three days apart. An anecdotal item recalls a life changing incident from a married couple’s tale, shaping their children's memories.
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Coatsville
W. Bowen
Vandalia
Taylor Sanders
Fife
Card of Thanks and Local Notices
The undersigned express deep gratitude for kindness shown during the sickness and death of their parents. Children note Dr C W Doty of Plainfield, Indiana, a veterinary student due to complete soon. Additionally mentions of Wiggin performances and piano fund contributions at Assembly Hall, with reminders to attend and donate.
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C. W. Doty
Plainfield
Doty
Indiana Veterinary College
Pisa
Gert Edward Wiggin
Mar Wignan
Local grocer Mrs Blora Cerarbold retires after years of service
Mrs Blora Cerarbold, longtime owner of a neighborhood grocery, retires from her store amid recollections of a steady, satisfying business. Relations with friends and customers are noted as she plans to step away to enjoy leisure and family time.
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Quad
Royat Stude
Minna
Dearacol
Tauely Ab Nair
Walthsory
Mies
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Bea
Sixth Birthday Thanks To Greencastle Friends
Miss Arthella Masten of Greencastle thanks friends for the pleasant remembrances she received on her sixth birthday February 4 also Valentine day. She received thirty three cards and notes the token of friendship.
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Arthella Masten
Greencastle
Nice Post Ecards
Notice to Mule Breeders About Prime Jack Transfer
BripGes & Fora announce the swap of Black Jack Tennessee Model for Harry Higgins’s Jack and Trotting Stallion at 1200 dollars. They rate the stallion the best young jack they own and urge breeders to book at 15 to 20 dollars. Five of Higgins’s mule mares recently sold for 1000 dollars to a southern mule buyer.
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Higgins
BripGes & Fora
Retired baker Jacob Huber retires after 54 years in Hendricks County
The community notes Jacob Huber, long time business figure in Danville and Coatesville, has joined the retired list. Born in Württemberg, Germany, he moved to New Orleans then Danville in 1856, opened a bakery and light groceries for 22 years, later relocating to Coatesville in 1877. Now in his 70s, he rises at 4 each morning and remains active, with family continuing his business and civic involvement through World War era service and local life. he is praised as a reliable, congenial neighbor with four children, five grandchildren, and six great grandchildren.
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Stuber
Hendricks County
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Wurtenburg
Germany
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New Orleans
Danville
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Coatsville
Flora Gambold
Coatesville
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Eke
Ocdock
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Lew Walkes
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Siftings: receiver for Central Foundry. multiple deaths and incidents
The Central Foundry Company faced receivership after creditors claimed liabilities exceed 4.5 million. In other items, Richard Stevenson died at 10 months from teething complications. E S Owens of Pueblo died of natural causes, leaving Pueblo real estate worth 250,000. James Murphey died after promotion to engineer, a singer known for road offers. Carlos Santos, near death from pneumonia, raced across the continent to see his son. William Crook fatally crushed by his car while his 16-month-old daughter died. W J Ross injured in a drilling accident near Princeton. W V Rollings joined Woodmen. Coatesville lodge carries 41,000 in insurance. new members welcomed.
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Owens
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Carlos Santos
Ft. Wayne
California
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Portugal
William Crook
Beaumont
Tex
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Coatesville
Coatesville Herald aims to expand edition and recruit correspondents
Watch The Herald announces plans to enlarge the edition and hire new correspondents after next week. The note praises Coatesville and includes playful anecdotes about K Waters and a Lebanon visit, ending with a jab about Ed ward and acceptance of local activity.
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