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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
2
A general Amo Telephone association meeting is set for Saturday night June 21 at the school house. Directors urge all members to attend to handle special business.
Clyde Walls carried stock to Indianapolis Tuesday. Miss Gladys Miller and Qoal visited Greene relatives. Jo Miller died June 7 after a long illness. Jo Campbell had a valuable dog killed at the Coaling Station crossing Friday. Several local residents attended the funeral last Monday. The Hammond child was hurt last Saturday when thrown from a car. Mrs. Alice Ransom traveled to Greencastle Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Key of Stilesville visited the Miller family Monday.
Local residents report visits and hosting across several towns. Oscar Masten family and Margaret Masten hosted Sunday. baptisms planned near Crittenden Creek. Visitors include Walter McBrayer of Colorado and Nelson Cosner of Frankfort. Rev Ray Banks to preach Baptist services next weekend.
Robbers broke into the North Salem bank last week but failed to steal any money. The front door lock was picked and nitroglycerin used to blast vault doors. They sought Liberty bonds but fled empty handed after the explosion around 3 am. cashier George B. Davis first discovered the break in.
The Archie Monnett property on Broadway was sold last week to Mrs. McDonald living southwest of town. The sale was arranged through W. R. Lisby C. The property brought $4,000.
Genuine bargains below wholesale prices offered in Saturdays sale. Includes muslin, sheeting, tubing, bleached muslin, toweling, percale, outing, aprons, huck towels, baskets, shirtings, palmolive soap, unbleached toweling, rolls, lingerie waists, bath towels, khaki material, towels, and household goods with many items heavily discounted.
Kenneth Hlunt assumes control of the J. A. Long cream station. Elmer Blue and son, previously in charge, will move to Greencastle to occupy a new house after Sept. 1. Mr. Blue will start duties as assistant auditor of Putnam county.
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