Local Social Notes from Coaling Station Area
Fred Fisher of Greencastle and Mrs Alice Ransom and Mrs Marie Lawson dined at Sam Campbell's on New Year's Day. Several families including John Stanley and Will Shuck visited, while Martha Cuffin returned to Chicago for school after a three week home leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fisher
Greencastle
Alice Ransom
Marie Lawson
Sam Campbell
Martha Cuffin
Chicago
Home Labs
New Year Celebrations and Local Visits Reported
A late New Year social event is noted with various residents hosting and visiting over the holiday. Names include Kov Wolveth Kathleen Ourster Mary Dyer Lucy Lineberry and Marie Lineberry among others visiting relatives and attending gatherings in Crawfordsville Carmel and Stilesville.
Stores Close At Seven O\'Clock Weekdays In Town
Local business leaders agree to closing times seven PM during the week except Saturdays. Several firms are named in the closure list, with others joining. A social meeting of the W. F. M. S. with Mrs Beulah Knightman featured a 1917 survey review and Outlook for the year presented by Mrs M K Gambold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Knightman
W.efl M.S
M. K. Gambold
Letter from Dayton Writer Sends Renewal and News
The Herald received a letter from Mrs. A J Burks in Dayton describing her Ohio visit, sending a dollar for another year, noting coal shortages and cold weather, and mentioning a planned move to Troy. The Methodist Sunday school board elected officers for 1918 including C D Knight as superintendent and Roy Lisby as secretary, with Grace Hathaway and others in assistant roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
A. J. Burks
Dayton
Ohio
Troy
Methodist Sunday School Board
C. D Knight
Allen Campbell
Roy Lisby
Grace Hathaway
Anna Walton
Geneva Bryant
Kathleen West
Frey Walton
January Petit Jury Roster Listed With Names and Districts
The January petit jury list includes Thomas Feeney from Washington and Carl A Tucker of Mellilger among others. Other jurors named are Oscar BE McConnaha Center Chas Eo McClean Roy Hodson Union Virgil S Watson Aubrey Williams Oscar Ga Weddie David KB Wills Phineas lurcell Grover Price John KE Parker Marwin Hession and Joseph K Little plus Robert Pounds W Kreigh Jacob J Page Paul Martin Urban Olsen with districts Center Middle Franklin Eel River Lincoln and Watio jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Feeney
Washington
Carl A. Tucker
Mellilger
Oscar BE. McConnaha
Henry Beckley
Marlon
Chas Eo McClean
Roy Hodson
Clay John Sharp
Union
Virgil S. Watson
Aubrey Willams
Oscar Ga. Weddie
David KB. Wills
Liberty
Phineas Lurcell
Grover Price
John KE. Parker
Middie
McClain
Marwin Hession
Lincoln
Joseph K. Little
Center
Robert A. Pounds Franklin
W. A. Kreigh
Franklin
Jacob J. Page
Eel River
Paul Martin
Urban Olsen
Local notes from Fillmore and Hendricks County
Local brief items report Mrs. J A Stewart first trick at Sillmore during agent Ed Chamness illness. Voters meet Republican candidates Arthur M Davis and M A Gregory in Hendricks County. Lieut Nope promoted at Camp Jeanregard. Albert Hunter visits Camp Shelby with Frank Hunter. Rev Cecil J Sharp’s wife Mrs Grace Chapman Sharp seriously ill at Hammond Indiana.
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J. A. Stewart
S’illmore
Ed Chamness
Albert Hunter
Camp Shelby
Hattiesburg
Miss
Frank Hunter
Cecil J. Sharp
Grace Chapman Sharp
Sharp
First Christian Church
Hammond
Ind
J. A. Sharp
C. W. Bom
Southern Christian Institute
Mississippi
War talk and political jests from a bygone era
A rambled column jokes about war funding and office seekers in Washington. It mocks Kaiser Wilhelm and American war preparations while predicting a sharp reaction from U S forces and noting the high costs of modern conflicts.
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Tts
War thrift and home defense in Coatesville
The speaker argues Americans must reform reckless living and waste to become a better nation. He says the war aims to promote democracy worldwide and insists the fight is a personal duty to keep German soldiers out of Coatesville and protect home safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presider Woaleen
United States
Coatesville
Army encampments prove rapid wartime construction
The piece notes Washington state’s 18 000 soldiers camp built in eight weeks at five million dollars as part of widespread emergency camps. It adds that among sixteen camps only two missed the prescribed completion time, praising U S efficiency against the Kaiser.
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Rome
National Army
Washington
War Department
Sam
Kaiser
New War Tax Notice Requires Unmarried Earners To File
A government war tax requires unmarried individuals with net income above 1000 dollars to report to the local internal revenue collector by March 1. The law imposes fines and imprisonment for false information, and taxpayers should estimate now to determine if they are taxable.
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Internal Revenue
For Sage and Mare at Auction in June
The listing shows two horses from Lewis Phillips Amo plore aged six and a yearling, likely priced with fresh Reb. Additional details are unclear due to damaged text and misspellings.
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Sage
Lewis Phillips
Amo Plore
Wanted Wan Pied Shuck Corm Workers
Wage set at 12 1/2 cents per bushel. Applicants invited any day. J. W. Bonham advertises near Reno, one half mile west.
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J. W. Bonham
Reno
Political Announcements for County and District Posts
G A Johnson of Brownsburg announces his candidacy for Hendricks county clerk on the Republican ticket subject to the primary. Arthur R Hurst of Green Castle announces himself for Putnam county prosecuting attorney on the Democratic ticket subject to the primary. Alvin Woodward of Liberty township seeks the nomination for Hendricks county clerk on the Republican ticket subject to the primary. May 7 1918 M A Gregory of Franklin town seeks the Hendricks county commissioner 1st district nomination on the Republican ticket subject to the primary. Arthur M Davis of Liberty town second district Hendricks county May 7 Lor.
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Arthur M. Davis
Liberty Township
Hendricks County
M.A. Gregory
Franklin Township
Mendricks County
G. A. Johnson
Brownsburg
Arthur R. Hurst
Greencastle Ind
Putnam County
Alvin Woodward
Sendricks County
M. A. Gregory
Arthur M Davis
Mhendricks County
Notice of Administration in Hendricks County
Clarence J. Tincher named administrator with will annexed of the estate of Silvin A. Macherite in Hendricks County Indiana. The decedent’s estate is described as solvent. The notice lists the administrator date as December 26, 1017 in a historical probate context.
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Hendricks County
Enellinta
Silvin A .Macherite
Clarence J.tincher
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Vern Walton
Near Fillmore
J. F. Walton
A. T. Marker
Jib C. McDaniel
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Camp Jeanregard
Dr. Nope
Congress
America
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Cofer& Dougin
Attorn
W. T. Beck
Pres
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C. D. Knight
First National Bank
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