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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
4
A quirky fragment warns locals to place ads by Tuesday or they will not be changed, with instructions about pass durations. The text hints at radio changes and a speculative celestial bursting event within 100 million years. A closing line notes Aunt Yee Jesse McIntyre and wife visiting Ira Dooley and wife on Sunday.
A Western Christian Advocate writer warns against Sunday auto use that harms worship and Sabbath sanctity. He notes legitimate Sabbath travel exists but urges restraint, contrasts past and present life, and argues modern mobility challenges traditional rural rhythms and religious duties.
Meadow Brook residents and families visited friends and relatives throughout the week. Mrs. Edgar Wilson and daughter Mary along with Miss Dessie Wallace spent Thursday with Jo Lane Wilson. Mrs. Eric Mason visited Mrs. Anna Christy. W. F. Wilson and wife traveled to Danville. Miss Wagner of Brownsburg stayed with Emma and Ruth Fritsche. Mr. and Mrs. James Sharp were guests of their daughter Mrs. Hall Ryner in Coatesville. Mary Wilson spent time with Miss Dessie Wallace. Sunday guests with W. F. Wilson included Carl Randolph and wife Frank Shepherd and wife, Gay Shepherd, Miss Blanche Shepherd, Eeith Quick, and Lorene Randolph. Visitors at Rudolph Fritsche’s included Conrad McVay, Guy Shepherd, and Werbert Mason. Delegates from this area attended commencement at Canaan last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wallace of Center visited Chartie Newman and family Monday.
Banking by Mail offers certificates of deposit payable on demand with 3 percent for ninety days and 4 percent for six months or longer. Central Ties Co. in Greencastle shows capital stock of 40 thousand dollars. The A. and C. Stoke company in Greencastle expands to over fifty workers. Over twenty cars of trashed stone are shipped.
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