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Newspaper

Coatesville Herald

Location

Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1920

Page

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Indiana Farmers Face Four Serious Problems in Grain Trade

Indiana Federation of Farmers lays plans for a June 28 29 statewide conference in Indianapolis to address a car and coal shortage constraining wheat and oat movements. Officials aim to recruit bankers elevator men and railroad reps plus a federal reserve bank attendee to explore financing and logistics.

Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations Indianapolis Indiana Coal Operators’ Association Federal Reserve Bank Lewis Taylor Federal Reserve Fund E. E. Reynolds Taylor Farmers’ Organizations Ames Iowa Indiana

Friday Club Meeting Notes from June 18 host: Mrs Elrod

The Friday Club met June 18 with Mrs Clovie Elrod as hostess. Members answered roll call with Household Hints. The afternoon lesson came from Joshua chapters 8 and 9. A Bible contest was prepared by Mrs Lola Stewart with Mrs Carrie Bennett winning a bouquet of roses lilies and ferns as a prize. Strawberries and angel food cake were served during social hour. Guests included Mrs Laura Elrod Jessie Elrod and Mrs Alice McAninch. The club adjourned to meet with Mrs Lona Larkin on July 16.

Clovie Elrod Joshua Lola Stewart Carrie Bennett Laura Jessie Elrod Alice McAninch Lona Larkin

Strange operation on horse on Rector farm near Beth el

A two year old horse owned by Jess Lecman and B Rector on the Rector farm southwest of Beth el had a regular size tooth extracted from just below the left ear above the eye. The unlikely extraction site is healing well and the cause remains a mystery.

Jess Lecman B. Rector Rector Bethel

Resignation of Town Clerk and Treasurer Citations

James Davidson resigns as town clerk and treasurer effective June 30 due to eye problems. He has held the dual post since the start of the year and the successor remains undecided.

James Davidson Davidson

Light Friday Frost Grips Town Without Damage

A light frost touched a few roofs around town last Friday morning. The chilly spell followed three cold days and contrasted with earlier warm weather, but caused no damage.

Carrs Transfer 77 Acre Property in Washington Township

Lydia M. Carr and her husband transfer 77.07 acres in Washington township to Martha A. Walton for one dollar and a partition of real estate. The filing records indicate a deed exchange and division of the property interests.

Lydia M. Carr Martha A. Walton Washington Township

Treatment for Sheep Scab Requires External Dips

A flock of scabby sheep can spread infection across roads, trails, sheds, yards, and pastures. Early, external treatments are essential to kill parasites. feeding sulfur and salt or other preparations will not cure the disease.

Ladrel Hubble Injured at Work Near Alexandria

Mr and Mrs J J Hubble traveled to Alexandria last Tuesday for their son Ladrel who was hurt at a road job near there. A concrete mixer grabbed his overalls pulling him to the gears. He sustained a severe right leg injury and has used crutches since.

J. J. Hubble Alexandria Ladrel

Broadstreet Defeats Damage Suit In Danville Court

J A Broadstreet a Cloverdale farmer won a $5000 damage suit brought by Henry Snider from Putnam circuit court. Snider alleged Broadstreet struck him with a pitchfork causing injuries. Jury deliberated about an hour before returning a verdict for Broadstreet. Lyon & Lyon and J H James of Greencastle defended him.

J. A. Broadstreet Cloverdale Township Henry Snider Danville Putnam Circuit Court Snider Broadstreet Lyon & Lyon J. H. James Greencastle

Scout Meeting Buys Uniforms for Twelve Scouts

Enthusiasm rose at Friday night’s scout meeting as Mr. Dickson of Indianapolis measured for new uniforms. Twelve scouts ordered uniforms and await delivery by train. Five Greencastle scouts visited the troop, led by Scoutmaster C. G. Sutherlin.

Mr. Dickson Indianapolis Greencastle C. G. Sutherlin

Wallace & Justice Report Two Farm Sales Near Amo and Coatesville

The Nora Benbow farm of 53 acres northeast of Amo sold to Fred Shirley for 12000 dollars with possession September first. The Jess Lecman property on Wal nut Street in Coatesville sold to Harmon H Hathaway for 1000 dollars.

Wallace & Justice Nora Benbow Amo Fred Shirley Jess Lecman Walnut Street Coatesville Harmon H. Hathaway

Appendectomy Patient Miss Mabel Masten Improving

Miss Masten operated on for appendicitis at Methodist hospital Indianapolis Wednesday afternoon last week is improving slowly. Mr Ira Masten Mrs Masten and family and Miss Dorris Montgomery visited her Sunday. It will be some time before she can be brought home.

Mabel Masten Methodist Hospital Indianapolis Ira Masten Dorris Montgomery Miss Masten

Invoiced Jewelry Stock After J. W. Thompson Death

Ed Mark and a North Salem jeweler invoiced the late J. W. Thompson’s jewelry stock in Danville last week. The work took four days to complete.

Ed Mark J. W. Thompson Danville North Salem

Calendar Club Meeting At Community Church

The Calendar club meets next Wednesday at the church with Stella Shields and helpers. Bring your Bibles and join quilting all afternoon.

Calendar Club Stella Shields

Leachman Sisters Pass Through East on Sightseeing Tour

Nelle Leachman and Miss Mildred Bennett tour the East visiting Cincinnati museums Washington sights and historic Philadelphia sites. They describe rail delays tunnels a White House visit and a Potomac sail before continuing to Baltimore Philadelphia and New York with plans for more sightseeing.

Neile Leachman East Mildred Bennett Pop New York U. S. Mint Cincinnati Zoo Art Museum Pottery Eden Park Nelle Leachman Reno Nev Washington Jennie Union Station Continental Memorial Building New Red Cross Building Pan-American Union Washington Monument New National Museum Smithsonian Art Institute National Museum of American History U. S. Capitol Printing and National Museum Edith Owen Mildred Executive Department White House Congressional Library Potomac Charles Macalester Mount Vernon Gray Line National Zoological Park Georgetown Fort Myer Arlington

Lock Jaw Merrell Cord Near Waynetown Faces Recovery

Has lock jaw after foot cut from a disc harrow in the field near Waynetown. It is believed he will recover.

Merrell Cord Waynetown

C. W. B. M. Reschedules Monthly Meeting

The C. W. B. M. will meet at Mrs. R. C. Knight's home next Thursday July 41 rather than Friday. Full attendance of membership is desired.

R. C. Knight

Beck Lecture Planned at Methodist Church Next Saturday

Arrangements are underway for the J. G. Beck lecture at the Methodist church next Saturday night. A nice program will be given and a good attendance is expected.

J. G. Beck Methodist Church

M E Church Announces Sunday Services and Thursday Prayer

The M E Church notes schedule including preaching at 10 30 a m Sunday Sunday school at 9 30 a m and prayer meeting at 8 00 p m Thursday in Clay.

Property transfers in Union and Eel River townships

C N McBrayer pastor and John W Kenney as commissioners convey 20 acres in Union township to Charles Otis Keeney for 3900 dollars. Lula C Davis and husband transfer 44 acres in Eel River township to Glen Duncan and wife for 3400 dollars.

John W. Kenney Charles Otis Keeney Union Township Lula C. Davis Glen Duncan Eel River Township

Property transfers including several deeds and amounts

Don C Morgan and wife transfer 40 acres in Guilford township to Elihu N Morgan for 86000. Ornan E Barker and wife transfer Lot in Danville to Anna Cox for 8400. Elwood F Stephenson and wife transfer an Out lot in Plainfield to Lora B Cumberworth for 1. Frank Shouk and wife transfer Lot in Bitton to Charles L Leak for 900. Lorinda Roberts transfers Lot in Brownsburg to William Leslie White and wife for 1200.

Don C. Morgan Elihu N. Morgan Guilford Township Ornan E. Barker Anna Cox Danville Elwood F. Stephenson Lora B. Cumberworth Plainfield Frank Shouk Charles L. Leak Bitton Lorinda Roberts William Leslie White Brownsburg

Good Crop Report for Indiana Promising Despite Pests

The June government crop report for Indiana shows favorable rains improving most crops. Wheat is placed at 21,000,000 bushels, oats at 61,000,000 bushels, rye about 5,000,000 bushels, and apples at 6,600,000 bushels with Peach prospects strong at 770,000 bushels. Corn and hay crops show solid growth despite Hessian fly and worm damage in some areas.

Indiana

Bids Sought For Local Electric Plant Upgrades

The town board adopted an ordinance to repair upgrade and expand the electric system as 33 000 volt line from the interurban company will supply current through town The transmission line between Amo and Coatesville will be sold to fund the work Bids will be received until July 19 with openings at 7 30 p m The board may reject all bids

Amo Coatesville

Property transfers listed for Pittsboro and surrounding townships

A sequence of deeds records transfers of land and lots in Pittsboro Plainfield Danville Coatesville and surrounding townships. Buyers include Charles L Leak Isaac A Johnson Mary G Davis Emma R Flinn Vina Wheeler Harvey M Barlow Elmer Patton Martha Walton Jennie Hadley Gottlieb Lochmulled Millie Myers John T Walters William Walters Rossie Hadley James Hendrickson Oliver P Phillips Robert Pierson and others with prices ranging from 1 to 5000 and parcels described as acres and lots in Center Lincoln Washington Eel River and East Cemetery locations.

Greencastle Store Sells. New Elm Street Property Purchase

Jo W. Herod of Greencastle sells his store and buys the Fred Masten property on Elm street. Possession of the store will be taken Sept 1, while Herod plans to move to the Masten property during the summer.

Jo W. Herod Greencastle Fred Masten Elm Street Mr. Herod Masten

Robards Family Vacation and Local News From Indiana

STILESVILLE E R Robards and family spent most of last week at their farm in Ohio. Miss May Wiltshire had tonsil removal surgery at Methodist hospital in Indianapolis. Helen Cotle stayed with aunt Sarah Broadstreet in Coatesville. Mary E Robards traveled to Washington DC for the summer. A son Glen Terry born to Irvan Wall ee and wife south of town on the 49th. Andrew Robards returned from a health trip to French Lick. Miss Bertha Horner from Lexington and Miss May Tedway from Shoals visited with Miss Hazel Larimore from Danville for the weekend. A large crowd attended the Rebecca festival Saturday evening.

E. R. Robards Ohio May Wiltshire Methodist Hospital Indianapolis Irvan Wall Glen Terry Bertha Horner Lexington May Tedway Shoals Hazel Larimore Danville

Strawberry festival attendance noted in Coaling Station

Mrs Mariah Campbell is progressing well. A crowd from the area attended the strawberry and ice cream festival at Fillmore last Saturday evening. Several visits and social calls are listed among neighbors and friends in Coaling Station.

Mariah Campbell Fillmore

Beech Grove Wind and Hail Damage Report

A wind and hail storm last Wednesday caused notable damage in Beech Grove. Community members listed include Jerry Lisby purchasing property in Coatesville, and Andrew Minnick’s children visiting grandparents near Ladepya.

Ellett Property Sold to Jerry Lisby for 2000

The Sylvester Ellett property in the south part of town sold Monday to Jerry Lisby of northeast town for 2000. Lisby and his family will move to town about September first. The deal was handled through W. R. Lisby & Co. real estate.

Sylvester Ellett Jerry Lisby Mr. Lisby W. R. Lisby

Land Transfer Notices for New Winchester Lots

Minta B Kersey admx to Earl Ferley conveys a lot in New Winchester for 400 dollars. Minta B Kersey transfers a lot in New Winchester to Earl Perley for 1 dollar.

Minta Kersey Admx Earl Ferley New Winchester Earl Perley

Letter from Private Greenlee in Haiti Reports Patrols and Daily Life

Stationed in Haiti Private Plarter Greenlee writes home June 5 describing rainy weather, ongoing pursuit of bandits, and long patrols of 25 to 30 miles with pack mules carrying rations. He notes Haitian living conditions, local furniture, cooking, jewelry, and currency values, and asks for Herald copies and his camera with films. He mentions ports at Port au Prince and a listed muster.

Grace Greenlee Keno Plarter Greenlee U. S. Marine Corps Tuscahabis Haiti Sis Theghief Lome States Herald Geo. H. Greenlee 8Th Reg UC. M Port Au Prince R. HH

Boy saves for a dog by stashing coins in a wall crevice

A Greencastle boy hides savings in a crevice behind a stone wall to buy a dog. Emmett Burkhalter, gas company manager, discovers the cache after stumbling past and reports the find. The boy and buyer then retrieve the money, ending the mystery of the hidden treasure.

Greencastle Locust Street Emmett Burkhalter Greencastle Gas Co Burkhalter Herald

Grape Crop Damaged by Beetle This Year

Much damage was done to the grape crop by the grape beetle this season. Early prospects for a large yield faded as the beetle caused losses estimated at about one half. Where timely spraying saved vines, a large crop is expected.

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Scout News Villadelphia Independence Hall Ketsy Ross M. E. Church Notes C. N. McBrayer Abstract and Title Guaranty Co Ind Andrew J. Smith Pittsboro Isaac A. Johnson Daisy K. Raidabaugh Emma D. Dickerson Mary G. Davis John Overman Center Township Emma R. Flinn Harper E. Haworth Vina J. Wheeler Clara Wheeler Coatesville, St Victor L. Campbell Harvey M. Barlow Lincoln Township Elmer Patton Jennie E.hadley Gottlieb Lochmulled George B. Kirtley Millie J. Myers John T. Walters James J. Hendrickson William T. Walters Rossie Hadley Oliver P. Phillips John G. Ridpath Robert Pierson East Cemetery Stilesville Helen Cotle Sarah Broadstreet Mary E. Robards Washington, D. C Andrew Robards French Lick Alva Wright Amvo Alberta Nichols George Wise Baby Muncie Lulu Clift Colene Clift Gladys Morgan Rattsom Marie Lawson Rebecca Shuck Mary Meriah Campbell Charlie Hunt Campbell George Lineberry Luna Lisby Codiesville Eva Walls Flora Hodson Beech Grove Andrew Minnick Ladepya Delph Batman Jesse Batman Luther Mahan Dora Pig Ligton John Alexander James Dale John Dickerson Emily Sunday Julia Walton Mrs. Fox Ellett Property
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