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Newspaper

Coatesville Herald

Location

Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1919

Page

3

Local social notes and visits across several towns

Mrs. Vina Yunt of Indianapolis spent Sunday here and returned Monday. Indianapolis and Winston-Salem visitors joined locals for visits with families. Francis Clark and Eva Clark visited Clayton. Alike travels included Mr. and Mrs. West in Greencastle and Ellen Cooprider in town. Several residents hosted guests and plan nurse training and overseas veterans' dinners. The festival raised 40 dollars and a 30 cent surplus, with community meetings and officer elections for local female societies. Paul Parker is due home from overseas next week. The Willing Workers and Ladies Aid held meetings with new officers elected for the term.

Notice of Administration of Robert E. Love Estate

Jacob E. O'Neal is appointed administrator by the Hendricks County Circuit Court. The estate of Robert E. Love, late of Hendricks County, is declared insolvent and will be settled under Indiana law. Administrator O'Neal sets May 24, 1919, as the filing and probate reference date.

Circuit Court Hendricks County Indiana Robert E. Love Jacob E. O'Neal

Ice cream festival slated at Bethel church June 21

Bethel residents share visits with neighbors and relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heavin Clyde Lanten Rev Ray Banks and William Holton. An ice cream festival is planned at Bethel church on June 21 with all invited.

Ray Banks William Holton Marion Cline Bethel Church

Starving Bees Urged to Feed Amid Declining Stocks

Beekeepers warned that many bees are in a starving condition with colonies dying for want of food. Inspect hives now and feed those with less than two frames of honey, using a sugar and water mix if necessary. Feeding at night helps prevent robbing as clover flow looms. The coming week could decide the year's honey crop.

Evans Farm Sold by Auction Near Greencastle

Frank Peck Thad Peck and William Peck were the high bidders for the old Evans farm on Cloverdale road four miles south of Greencastle. The Peck brothers kept 33 acres including the old home place for 3325 dollars and sold 43 acres to Frank Crawley for 2775 dollars. Crawley then sold that 43 acres to Alfred Evans, now a Lafayette lawyer, for 2875 dollars.

Frank Peck Thad Peck William Peck Alfred Evans Lafayette Evans Crawley

Five School Sites in Greencastle Sold After Consolidation

Trustee Hamrick sold five abandoned school houses in Greencastle and Greencastle township to the highest bidders. The Allen, Cherry, Mount Pleasant, Flatwood, and Albaugh school houses were bought by five men for a total of 1815 dollars and 50 cents.

Greencastle Greencastle Township Hamrick Allen D. Allen Greens Castle Cherry Rockville Road Mt. Pleasant Abe Hillis Flatwood John Robe Albaugh Albert Albaugh

Winged locust bears letter W in wing

A 17 year old locust examined after wings formed showed a bold W marked on its left wing. The finder wonders if the mark signals prophecy of war or worry prompted by the Kaiser and his people.

Greencastle Women Elect Ostrom President

Mrs. Mary I Ostrom of Greencastle was elected president of the Women's Home Missionary Society Greencastle district at its annual convention in Terre Haute last week. The next convention will be held in Brazil in May next year with the exact date set by the forthcoming conference.

Mary I. Ostrom Greencastle Women’s Home Missionary Society of Terre Haute Brazil

Dr. King Dies at 48 Greencastle Physician

Dr. Jerome R. King, 48, prominent Greencastle physician, died at his home Sunday after illness of over two years. He had been bedbound for ten months. Survived by a widow and parents. Funeral services were Tuesday afternoon at his home, led by Rev. Levi Marshall of the Christian church.

Jerome, R. King Greencastle Levi Marshall The Christian Church

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Erty Will C. E. Wallace & CO Larkin Block Coatesville, Ind Ford Motor Company Fordson Tractor and Plow Ford Masten & Hudson Main St Coatesville Steve Blacking AMC Vina Yunt Indianapolis Morton Rudd Marshall Adams Winston- Salem N. C Louella Rudd Francis Clark Eva Clark Clifton Noel Clayton Conrad West Ivan Ruark C. E. Fllis Belleville Mary LaMerne Thomas T. G. Kinney and Baby South Houston Texas Allen Kendall Roscoe Edwards Anna Masten Morton Stripe Danville Oliver Merritt Brownsburg Gern Cooprider Detroit, Mich Ellen Cooprider John Phillips Eva Ella Harlan Albert Harlan Stella McAninch Ralph Delia Phillips Women’s Auxiliary G. L Lulu White Hazelwood Dr. White Paul Parker Glen Asher State Normal Doris Asher West Lafayette C. C. Burch Doris M. E. Hospital Ed Rumley Elmer Morris Cyrus Stanley R. L. Edwards Pauline White Washington Mrs. White Ladies’ Aid Society Clarence Masten Grace [Lorn Agnes Parks Airs Minnie Jones Helen Hadley Ada Richardson Rosa Masten Mary B. Sharp Clark & Nichols, Attorneys Bethel Fred Heavin Tillmore Clyde Lanten Curtis Higgins Otto Stricker Ester Harold Storm Lawrence McGinnis and Alice McGinnis Kenneth Bryan Marvin Weldon Myrtle Storm Robert Storm Evans Farm Kahn Saturday Evening Post France Roy Hudson Kahn and Taylor Tailoring Companies Chevrolet Coatesville Garage O. H. Fernbach International Award System San Francisco R.C. Knight & Co Greencastle Lady Head Dr. King
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