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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
3
Sunday visits and Monday calls abound as residents greet friends in Coatesville. Local notables and students attend events, church services, and summer classes while others enlist or prepare for military service.
William A McAninch born August 4 1852 in Putnam County Indiana died June 18 1917 at Stilesville aged 64 years 10 months and 14 days. Survived by daughter Nora five brothers John Milton David Alfred Thomas and many relatives. A Mason who served in the M E and Christian churches, devoted to his invalid wife Florence and daughter, he spent his days in farming and caring for family until illness and stroke limited him. Burial plans and pallbearers arranged. verse ends the notice.
Notice is given by the administrator of the estate of Elizabeth Louis deceased to sell at public auction the decedent’s household goods from the late residence in Coatesville Clay Township Hendricks County Indiana on Saturday June 3 1917 at 3 30 p m Sale terms cash for sums five dollars and under and credit six months for larger amounts with a note bearing six percent interest and with proper sureties Auct Geo West OPTO k Lakin Administrator Elizabeth Low deceased June 12 117
Several buyers advertise items including a rubber tired carriage cash or note from Henry Bowen, two mild cows Jersey and quarter Jersey with work mare listed by Clyde Walls, a four room house in Coatesville for sale on payment terms via Mrs L D Lecman, a gas engine washing machine and 40 feet of rubber hose offered by Mrs Alice Ransom.
Advertisement seeking a young man to learn the printing trade. Must have completed grammar or 8th grade. Inquire at Herald Office.
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