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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
3
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Mrs Clone Byrd and Mildred visit Plainfield friends. Russell and Ozra Stuart were guests of Frank Dickersons. Mat Britt of Indianapolis spent Monday here. Margaret and Mary Berry visited Maud Scots. Ron Dickerson visits Frank’s family. Paul Hastings visited homefolks. Herschell Montgomery from New Winchester attended the C. E. Social. Tressie Wood stayed with her mother. Flo Hastings in Danville. Otis Berry with Xenia Gross. Nola White of Stilesville visited Maud Scots. Bell Lasley with Jesse Lasley. Margaret Berry Mae Snapp Mae Moore in Danville. Endeavor Social at Rev Bray's Saturday night. Ruth Rogers of Ame visited Alice Woods. All report a pleasant time at the Conference Friday. A fine program was given.
Mabel Underwood visited Jennie Curry in Bridgeport on Sunday. Aunt Amanda Armstrong and Eliza Pierson visited Chas Smith and wife. Mrs Cleo Canada returned home as her mother improves. W L Underwood and wife visited Ramsey family. Christian Endeavor drew a good crowd with Harold Mason delivering a program. The Endeavor Society formed Blue and White Contest teams captained by Ray Crawley and Harold Mason. Rev Brown will preach Sunday. Cecile Curry will lead the young peoples meeting at 7:00 p.m. Ott Herod and Obe Ransey had dinner together. An ice cream supper is planned by the CBE. Saturday night, June
Clayton O F McHaffe and wife visited W A Coble Monday. Social attendees included Mesdames Coble Walker McCormick and Jones at the Danville event. Nelle Peck to entertain Pris cilla club next Wednesday. Numerous visits, dinners, and visits to Indianapolis Mooresville Plainfield and Plainfield noted along with a Prohibition party and a Wesclean society meeting. Community figures and families from Clayton Danville Mooresville and Indianapolis appear.
Mrs. David Chad made a business trip to North Salem this week. Howard Stevenson has moved into a new property formerly owned by Marshall Robbins, indicating transfers and occupancy changes in the area.
Samuel Preston Brown born January 15 1842 in Putnam County near Coatesville Indiana died May 27 1910 aged 68 years 4 months and 12 days He was one of 12 children and survived by his wife Sarah J Paddock two sons Frank L and Cora A a daughter in law a grandson three sisters and a brother He was a longtime member and former Sunday School superintendent of the Coatesville M E Church The funeral was led by Rev P T Shields and he was laid to rest in Coatesville South Cemetery His family notes his cheerful endurance faith in Christ and devotion to Bible study and the church He hoped for eternal rest through Christ’s suffering
Charles Ray Brown son of Albert Go and Francis Walls Brown born December 8, 1800 died May 19, 1910 at age 109. His early loss of mother led to care in Grandmother Walls home where he grew amid loving guardians. He studied at Hinzlewood and Hazlewood then Clayton High School before health issues ended formal schooling.
The West Mill Creek notes list visits and calls from Ernett McAmick, Emery Weller and wife, Lizzie Sherill, Mary Jane Phillips and daughter Ella, Ines McClum, Anna Wallace, Mrs. Mary Edwards, Sherda Stringer, Lillie Stringer, Mrs. Lew Ellett, Dora MeAnineh, David MeAnineh, Edgar Thurst, James Hurst, Lada Larken, Lottie Eurst, Joana Me Annick, Emeline Me it k, Quha Hurst and family, Dora MeAnineh sale and moves to Coatsville, and other local visits in Stilesville and Greencastle. Several residents attended the Dora MeAnineh sale and others helped move, with illnesses noted for Mrs. Bora ft Whois and visits by Anand Wright and family to Lipge Arnolds.
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