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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
3
A crowded listing of locals visiting relatives and attending events across Plainfield Amo Danville Greencastle and surrounding communities. People include Burton Knight Minnie Knight Miss Mac Cox Lucile Buis Joy Hodson Mrs Allen Heavenridge and many more with band concerts church visits and minor trips noted.
A notice mentions a forthcoming market day and an upcoming meeting with a date to be announced. An obituary reports Mrs. Elizabeth Gunibold, aged resident here for many years, dies of pneumonia at her daughter's home, Mrs. Manual Cussady.
Last Monday around 11 the year old son of Mr and Mrs Chas Short injured at a neighbor’s home. He stepped on a broken tumbler, a three inch deep wound to the foot requiring four stitches. Dr Thantow dressed the wound and the boy rests at home with several days of recovery ahead.
Next Saturday July 2 the corner stone laying for the new Christian church at Fillmore takes place at 2 30 PM. Attendance is required for all including members. The brick structure will cost 10000 dollars and will be a building Fillmore residents will be proud of.
John Eads, a parolee from Indiana reformatory, jailed in Danville three weeks for being an accomplice to Mrs. Della Poland in a March horse theft from Sanford Hamblen of Clayton. Eads pled guilty and received two to fourteen years in Endiauna state prison. Poland, pursued by Hendricks and Pullai counties, was captured after a long stand by the posse. she now serves a sentence in the Indiana women's prison.
A local notice highlights an agriculture policy claim and offers desirable Coutsville property for sale. It promotes low cost farm loans and emphasizes a standout policy stance.
Last Saturday night Nine staged a band concert and amusements that drew a crowded street scene. Two bands from Mt Meridian and Willmore provided music while the improvement club of Amo served ice cream and cake to cover expenses. A grease pole contest and a Red Men Lodge drill entertained the public, with strong turnout and local business satisfaction expressed.
A humorous portrait of a village brass band and its unpaid yet essential role in town life. Residents praise the music that lifts mood, critique the bandmasters, and joke about lemon-sucking boys, reflecting local affection and expectations surrounding community musicians.
The speech praises Methodist schools and the state college system, listing numerous faculty and officials such as presidents professors and teachers. It extols education as a valuable ability and notes the role of Methodist schools in shaping educated people for public service and business.
Several residents attended the band concert at Al Amo last Saturday night and reported a good time. The event drew a light crowd and featured local musicians delivering lively performances.
A brief notice promotes hominy feed meal as the best on the market and invites phone inquiries for prices at residence 1128. The fragment ends with a catalog/advertising code 6-16-bf.
The sixth Hadley reunion met at Plainfield on June 16 at the Friends' church campus under maple shade. Rev. David Hadley presided as the group formed the Interstate Association of the Tadley Family with officers and an executive committee. Attendees hailed from Indiana Missouri Cuba and other states. speeches by Judge Vedladley Vipson Carterlund and Gov. Hadley marked the event. The gathering planned to reconvene on the two hundredth anniversary of the Thadley family’s arrival in America.
Notice for coupon holder LEO to present coupon and collect from KE B Owen & Co Amo Indiana. Honey and bees for sale. Inquiries call Amo residence or phone at Amo. B-23-Mt.
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