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West Bound Arrive East Bound Active. All trains except No 35 stop on flag. No 2 stops only on flag for Effinghall or beyond. G H Hugyes, Aven.
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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
4
West Bound Arrive East Bound Active. All trains except No 35 stop on flag. No 2 stops only on flag for Effinghall or beyond. G H Hugyes, Aven.
In the Matter of the sale of the Personal Property of the Estate of Solomon Grats deceased Nutieri hereby acting as administrator will offer for sale at public auction on the farm of Angehaobeha Bobony half mile east of WTene town Hendricks County Indiana. The sale on Sunday the Tin day of July. Was the personal property of said estate consisting of one cow and heifer calf three acres of wheat one plow and one saddle harness. Terms: sums five dollars and under cash. over five dollars credit of note bearing six percent interest with security and fees as stated. Administrator Optra FOOLAKIN June iil.
The first week of DePauw summer school suggests enrollment will exceed recent years as nearly one hundred students sign up for the ten week program.
Notes from Coatsville postal items discuss mail deadlines and rates. Mentions the Lorimer Senate investigation dragging on, a hat fashion tip for next winter, James J. Hill planning retirement, Ewart Watson buying the Pittsboro Sun, a new journalistic recruit, New Hampshire mothers gaining equal guardianship rights, telegraph wires circling the world, and a metaphor about tying it to Jupiter.
Many residents have prayed for rain this summer and now face the need to act. The message urges readiness to seize good fortune when it arrives, reminding that benefits come only to those prepared to meet them.
Miss Daisy Defoe presided at the piano and beautifully played Mentel and Son's wedding march in an original newspaper account from Missouri. The piece presents a personal scene that reads like a social note from a local wedding.
An editorial cautions that among five hundred American women in Europe who married noblemen two hundred are divorced or separated. It argues this should warn Indiana girls to avoid English nobility and notes Ald is not gold that glitters.
The speaker warns that some people refuse to participate unless leading or first, forgetting life moves as a linked chain where each link must perform its duty whether first or last. Emphasizes collective effort over individual superiority.
Olaf Larson, a warehouse worker, backs into an elevator shaft and tumbles five stories with boxes. He survives the plunge, crawls from the rubbish, and mutters a wary line about his boss’s anger as coworkers rush to help.
The organization now numbers thousands of boys in nearly every city. It trains them in self reliance manhood and good citizenship with rules that stress honor loyalty courtesy kindness to animals and obedience to parents and the law. Though quasi military in form it fosters peaceable rather than a fighting spirit.
Mrs S W Hunter spent a day with son Fred Hunter and family. Mrs Clarence Storm and daughter Lillian of Litton visited Mrs Ella McDonald. Ebert Storm and wife stayed with relatives in Martinsville. Ina Perry visited Edna Phipps, Lydia Hunter called on Mrs Out Elrod. Marie Grooms of Lyons is visiting Ebert Storm. Fred Hunter shipped some hugs this week. Lem Oursler traveled to Indianapolis. Shoe Perry was in Coatsville.
Ott Lisby and family spent Sunday with Otis Starr and family in Hebron. Miss Mason of Illinois and Harry Cosner of Frankfort visited Harrison Shields family. Bert Smith of Greens Castle visited Tra Masten's. Mrs Stazel Waspell and daughter stayed with Clarence Johnson. Mrs Clark McCormick returned from Reelsville. Myrtle Herod visiting Arthur Herod family. Verne Elrod and wife called on Frank Farmer. The Present Day Club met with Mrs Clarence Johnson.
Robert A. Christy born near Reno Indiana October 19 1875 died June 19 191? in Coatsville aged 35 years and months married Etta Hunt January 16 1864. He left six children four surviving with his widow mother and father and brother. He joined the church after confession to Rev Wright and was received into the church and partook the Lord's Supper. He requested prayer from his aunt Mrs Martha Sharp and expressed spiritual improvement. He bade his family farewell saying his regret was leaving them. Wallace Brown of Greencastle Injured in motorcycle crash on wet pavement as wheels slipped and machine fell on him.
A rubber-tire top Phaeton is offered as nearly new and available at a bargain price. Interested buyers are urged to see in person at once. Listing by G. WL, Wuaus.
The Rev Hicks Almanac for 1911 and the Word and Works Magazine are offered at one dollar a year with prepaid fifty cents for the almanac. The publisher, Word and Works Publishing Company, St Louis, Missouri, invites homes and offices to obtain both publications.
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