Local Notes and Anecdotes From Coatsville Herald
A collection of humorous and editorial asides from the Coatsville Herald includes commentary on pests, library ideas, morality, and local mischief. Items mention a young evangelist from Ben Davis, family budgeting verses, and a tale of a village dishwashing misadventure tied to a Bible verse. W. M. Jackson and wife visited Sp. S. Bowen last Thursday.
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J. Roswell Flower
Ben Davis
Christ Jesus
Jerusalem
W. M. Jackson
Sp. S. Bowen
Band Concerts Proposed by Coatsville Citizens Band
The Coatsville Citizens Band asks business leaders and citizens to fund regular twice weekly concerts. They detail costs for instructors, lights, music, and travel and argue towns benefit from concerts. A meeting is urged to plan performances starting in about two weeks with named band members listed.
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the Herald
Bourne
Wisebart
Knetzer
Phillips
Buck
Todd
Aynerson
R. Hope
Kersey
Vice
Coun
O'Neal
Marks
McAninech
Masten
F. Hope
Coatsville Citizens Band
Iowa farmer advertises fertilizer and feed services
The notice promotes homing meal tankage poultry bone and chicken feed for sale. It offers low prices on the best trade fertilizer and invites buyers. It also notes high prices for hay and is signed by Bo Masten in Coatsville.
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Masten
Coatsville
Obituary for Martha Nicholson Shockley Smythe
Martha Nicholson Shockley Smythe born March 1800 near North Bend Ohio, married Isaac Shockley and lived in Middletown Indiana and later Edinburg Morgan county. Survived by five sons, one deceased, plus half-sisters and half-brother. died May 24 at age 101 years 2 months 1 day after a brief illness. Her life described as active, simple, truthful, and devoted to harmony and love.
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Martha Nicholson Shockley Smythe
John He Nicholson
Marehodd
Pseu
Hamilton County
North Bend
Ohio
Alereste
Umith Pstu
Isaac Shockley
Middletown
Ohbe
HW. Shockley
Bullmoore
Cl. N. Shockley
Indianapolis
George Shockley
Greencastle
WH. Shockley
Wes Shockley
Edinburg
Robinson County
Indiana
Morgan County
Marton
Samuel Stasyth
Fillmore
Widen
Thongs Stusyth
Pillmore
Martsfovth
Greencastie
Fliza Stodpruss
Pranklin
Bodiggesg
Flnny Clarke
Edwards, Padiata
Wildiani Niebiotsonm
Columbua
Beloved Fillmore Saint Passes In Faithful Years
An obituary tribute notes a long Christian life, membership in Fillmore M E Church, and enduring faith. The text honors a departed loved one with devotional lines and a belief she has entered a new unknown, urging readers to remember her with affection and faith rather than sorrow.
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Fillmore M. FE. Church
Jeftus
Here
Dias
Death of Mrs. Louisa J. Phillips
Obituary announces the death of Mrs. Louisa J. Phillips, daughter of Henry Shields, wife of Jacob W. Phillips, and mother of six, including George L and Roys Phillips, Matilda Nichols, and Jane West. Surviving siblings and grandchildren listed. funeral and pallbearers noted with honors. The piece honors her faith, family service, and belief in a brighter life after death.
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Grim Reaper
Louisa J. Phillips
Ileary Shields
Jefferson County
Tennessee
William
Agnes Shields
Virginia
Trish
Hlis
Putnam County
Indiana
Greencastle
Shields
Jacob W. Phillips
Fred
Frankfort
M. E. Church
Indianapolis
Lfe
George L. and
Roys
Fillmore
Claude F
Hendricks County
Matilda B. Nichols
Phillips
Jane West
Ann Elrod
Harriet Elrod
Marys Phillips
Church Services and Local Associations Meeting Notes
The text records upcoming preaching at the church and notes a meeting of the Vatnam Cvents Prospitad Nasoeheiden aimed at erecting a public hospital at Green castle. It lists officers led by Mars president Nellie Anderson and Mrs UV Painders as second vice president, with a bank balance of 14, Sis.1S. Also mentions funeral attendance for Louisa Phillips and Leachman.
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Vatnam Cvents
Greencastle
Mars
Mave
Nellie Anderson
First View
UV. OP Painders
Chames Newman
Trecording
Wi Hhouck
Miers
Wor
Thutcheson
Unclear Coarse Food Claims From Obscure Text
Fragmentary OCR proposes coarse food may be better in some cases and links plain nourishment to bodily changes. The readable lines are garbled and do not provide a coherent report or identifiable sources.
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Cts
Almanac and ad campaign details from The Word and Works
The Rev Hicks Almanac section notes a pricing and distribution plan for the Rev drh Hicks edition. It mentions a 350 prepaid measure and warns that no tote or other item should fail to sell. St. Louis, Mo.
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Cserdhian
Notonahy
St. Louis
Let the Heavens Fall Judge in Nevada Trial
Charles Goodwin, former Fourth district judge, presided in Nevada as a Salt Lake City editor. During a trial a loosened ceiling plaster fell on the clerk’s head as counsel attempted to flee. The judge called for order and quoted Fiat justitia ruat celling.
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Nevada
Charles Goodwin
Salt Lake City
Fourth
Lnn
Judge Goodwin
The Highest Gift of Man Quote Featured
A newspaper card presents a Lowell quote about true giving. It contrasts gifts of money with daily life and practice, noting that when truth possesses a person, actions reflect it.
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James Russell Lowell
Master Thaddeus Bridges Visits Grandfather ASGh Phillips
Master Thaddeus Bridges visited his grandfather ASGh Phillips this week, sharing time together and noting family ties.
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Thaddeus Bridges
Asgh Phillips
Plainfield School District Names New Principal and Teachers
Superintendent Woody announces Murray OA Dalman will be principal of Cereercastle school next year. Jaibean named professor successor, Sant. New York posts no positions. Miss Gertrude Trotting of Padiamepolis signs to teach Sengdisth, replacing Miss Priva Mary Scott. Both Dalian and Hotting are former DePauw students. Stimulants rarely help.
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Woody
Murray OA. Dalman
Public Schwols
Plainfield
Cereercastle Bbiely School
Jaibean
Naa Sant
New York
Gertrude Trotting
Padiamepolis
Sengdisth
Priva Mary Scott
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Coatesville, Indiana
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Otha
F. Bennett
THE
Coatsville Herald
H. E. Hathaway
Lafayette Journal
la Porte
United States
Church Services
COA
Nelson Cosner
Fred Phillips
Indo
Louisa Phillips
C. WW. D Bridges
Mrs. Leachman
First National Bank
Coatsville, Indiana
Andrew Carnegie
Western Union Telegraph Co
W. T. Beck
Jesse Masten
C. D. Knight
Casitier
Knight's
the Central Trust Co
Ba Carder
Rev. Hicks
Ino Oee
Edgar M. Blessing
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