Marriage at Hotel English Ties Towell to Miss Ronebrake
Mr Harry Towell connected with J W Trotter's office in town was married at the Hotel English in Indianapolis last Tuesday at 6 pm to Miss Veda Florence Ronebrake. They will live in Kingman Indiana. The week also saw a large Chicken Show with over a thousand birds entered from several counties and many premiums awarded.
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Harry Towell
J. W. Trotter
Hotel English
Indianapolis
Veda Florence Ronebrake
Kingman
James ‘A. Downard
G. H. Foust
Vero
Fla
Indiana
Virl Fox
Monticello
Ind
F. Brewer Hadley
Eliza McVey
Minneapolis
Minn
N. C. McVey
Morgan
Parke
Clinton
Marion
Hendricks
Mound City
Albert Kent
Harry Stanly
Oil prospecting in Coatesville eyed as land owners urged
Prominent oilman Phil S. Fenn visits Coatesville seeking land blocks from south of the National road to the Rocksville road north of Reno for test wells. He wants a contiguous lease and offers an eight percent production lease if oil is found, aiming to drill this spring with local landowner backing.
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Coatesville
Phil S. Fenn
Sullivan Field
Mr. Fenn
Bainbridge
National Road
Record Breaker Reports Indiana Christmas Seal Success
Red Cross Seal headquarters reports a statewide record shattered with six Indiana cities Ft Wayne Indianapolis Evansville Terre Haute South Bend Logansport contributing near statewide totals for 1913 sales. About 20000 dollars raised, 2000 to American Red Cross, funds to aid Indiana anti tuberculosis efforts in 1914, including visiting nurses and public education campaigns.
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Red Cross
Public Savings Building
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ft. Wayne
Evansville
Terre Haute
South Bend
Logansport
American Red Cross
Oil prospects eyed around Coatesville attract interest
Residents believe coal lies beneath Coatesville and that oil may lie nearby. They point to shallow coal seams found seventy feet down in a former deer lick site, water well drillings, and local reports of oil in water as reasons to fund a test well program with capital from outside investors.
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Coatesville
Sig Bowen
Iinois
Bloomington
M. E. Foley Lecture Praises Citizenship and Duty
The M. E. Foley Lecture drew a full house as the speaker urged common honesty and civic duty. He praised Hendricks county and the republic, saying officials serve the people and urging all to understand laws and vote for good leaders. The address highlighted the role of ordinary people in shaping history and defense of liberty.
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Foley
Hendricks County
Indiana
Washington
Valley Forge
Lincoln
Boys In Blue
Rousing call to duty and law in Indiana speech
A speaker denounces socialist elements and defends the flag while urging youth to defend law and support temperance. He cites prison statistics from Indiana and Michigan City, warns against weak enforcement, praises the home and mother as nation’s basis, and condemns efforts to undermine morality.
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Garfield
Tie
Indiana
Conmissioners
Indiana Reformatory
Michigan City
Sendricks County
Wabash College
Foley
Baptist Church Invites Coatesville Men to Attend Services
A nationwide call to worship on Sunday February 1 urges men and non members to attend a church service. The Baptist Church invites Coatesville men to join at least one service next Sunday with plans to unite with the church if they wish. Preaching Saturday at 7, Bible School at 9 30, preaching at 11 and 6 30.
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Baptist Church
Coatesville
Coatesville Public Library 1913 annual report highlights growth
The report outlines the 20 month period 1912 1913 for the Coatesville Public Library. It notes the 454 books and 15 in cash donated at a 1912 book shower and the opening May 4 1912 with hours 1 to 5 PM on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
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Board of Trustees
Coatesville Public Library
Carl H. Milan
Public Library Commission
Coatesville Commercial Club
Milan
Coatesville
F. L. Brown
C. B. Gambold
W. T. Beck
J. G. Sharp
R. C. Knight
G. H. Tlughes
Allen Campbell
Rose M. Crews
Ora Williams
Reno
Hadley
Springtown
Aeo
Clay Township
Wright
Effie Ferrow
Indianapolis
Roy Cl
State Library Commission
Merle Sidener
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
W. K. Stewart
J. A. Brown
J. P. Dunne
Extraordinary Missouri coats and farm tales headline
A bay horse hide wrought into a unique Missouri overcoat is shipped for an Emory Taylor owner. Aleen Fell wins 97.65 bushels of corn on one acre in Mercer County Pennsylvania. Many local oddities follow including a skilled mule and a dangerous eye injury near Hermine.
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Emory Taylor
Maysville
Missouri
Aleen Fell
Mercer County
Pennsylvania
State College
George Rossi
Milford
Ind
Donald Wagner
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hermine
Wagner
Dds Drorced
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Charles Doughty
Agee Wilson
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J. O. Beasley
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