Local notices and obituaries amid community events
Seg a Teddy and Billy lead local candidates in contests while Horace Milligan Jr cannot attend school fully after an incident two weeks ago. Mrs Millard Christy’s funeral was held at the Baptist church with Henry Underwood of Coatesville attending. Mrs Sarah B E McClelland, longtime Danville figure and widow of merchant William McClelland, died in Indianapolis after months of illness. funeral and burial held at Crown Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Milligan, Jr
Toy Wheeler
Millard Christy
Henry Underwood
Coatesvill
Sarah BE. McClelland
Danville
Charles R. Crow
Illinois Street
Indianapolis
William KR. McClelland
Hendricks
MccClelland
Harry
Dr. Crow
Crown Hill
Farmers plan middleman strike to pool eggs for direct sale
Farmers banding together form a pool for marketing eggs with individual numbers on each egg to trace bad stock. Direct shipments to Indianapolis markets would cut out middlemen, letting farmers keep profits and possibly shift sellers away from country shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Mike
Millinery Opening by Mrs Robards at Stilesville
Mrs K N Robards invites the public to a millinery opening at Stilesville on Thursday Friday and Saturday April 6 and 7. The event showcases new hats and accessories with seasonal designs for local shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.n. Robards
Stilesville
Revival Services Led by Mrs Ashcraft and Miss Barnes Continue
Revival services by two lady evangelists Mrs Ashcraft and Miss Barnes draw growing attendance at the Baptist church with expectant continuation through Sunday. Rev Lutz of Indianapolis will take charge for a few evenings starting Monday, as attendees report spiritual fruit and uplift from the inspired talks and prayers. A cordial welcome is extended to all.
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Ashcraft
The
Baptist Church
Hats Return to Slim Crowns and Sailor Shapes This Spring
Millinery writers advocate back from the past fashion with smaller crown hats that sit atop the head. Sailor hats reappear with drooping rims, narrower sides, and some resemble men’s derby caps. Primrose pink leads colors as hats flood with flowers ahead of Muster and a season of dressed girls.
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Ayia
Harsh Winter May Boost This Season’s Crops
Weather experts predict bountiful crops after a severe winter as crops benefit from reduced larvae and pests. Despite cold, the season's warmth is expected to aid growth while pests like the western worm and other destructive insects may be less prevalent in the fields this summer.
Oakland Autos Lie Models in Spearheaded Sale
A garbled ad from Oakland promotes reliable, attractive used cars with low prices and broad model range. It references a contact address and hints at a cooperative sale strategy, though details are unclear.
The House In Order Contest At Chautauqua Club
The event featured two amusing contests judged by Mrs. Mabel Johnson and Mrs. Rose Draper with prizes and a tastefully decorated table. Guests enjoyed refreshments as the program emphasized balance between work and recreation and home keeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Taree
Mabel Johnson
Rose Draper
WCTU Meeting Highlights and Local Notices
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met Tuesday with Mrs Hodson despite bad weather. Mrs Miller spoke on The Public Press and Prohibitions. Mrs Vaughan delivered Unfavorable Criticism the Result of Shallow Thinking. Evangelist Minnie Ashcraft of Greenville Tl urged reform, and Miss Marguerite Barnes urged early child training. Mrs Trodson served cake and coffee. Ruby Terry recited Little Brother. Next meeting is the third Tuesday in April with Mrs A Burke. Coatesville friends mourn infant son of Ed Warren Villa Grove TB death noted. burial at Villa Grove. Mar Warren foreshadowed boiler-waders at Vathe Cirove.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Hodson
Miller
Vaughan
Minnie Ashcraft
Creenville
WCT
Marguerite Barnes
Union
Coatesville
Ed. Warren
Villa Grove
Chicago
Unclear text summary item on farm commodities and brands
The fragment references oats bay straw and chicken feed with mentions of cotton seed and various feed terms. It lists names like Culbom Moo Masten Brew and Coa Co as potential brands or firms and notes generic stock terms without clear events or dates.
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Masten Brew & Coa Co
Communion Service At Sunday M E Church
Sunday School at 9 30 Epworth League at 6 30 Public worship at 10 30 features quarterly communion using a new individual set. Pastor CoO Satock invites all members and Christians to attend and partake in the service and witness the new method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Ous
Coo
Satock
Local Romance Sees Gertie Davis Wed Marry Paul Frederick
Married Mr Paul Frederick a young man known in town joined with Miss Gertie Davis who lives with her aunt Jerandma Chatham. The wedding occurred early this week and the groom planned to rent a nearby farm while the couple began housekeeping. The PetraAnp with others wishes them joy with few cares.
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Paul Frederick
Coatesville
Gertie Davis
Jerandma Chatham
Applepate Lodge Saturday Night Meeting Report
The record notes a Saturday night gathering at Applepate Lodge with Pallmore and Phillips and John Grass Master Masons presiding. Members from Stilesville Cloverdale and Coatesville attended, including Allen Cycopbell Partus Masten Mc Andre Hoey Phillips Otto Masten GW Tirsant John Phipps Adbert Hunter and Arthur Herod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applepate Lodge
Noobaa
BL & AL
Pallmore
Made al. Phillips
John Grass
Stilesville
Cloverdale
Fron
Millinery Openings by Myrtle Lihn Pinney in Coatesville
Myrtle Lihn Pinney announces millinery openings in Coatesville on Wednesday and Thursday March 27 and 28. She invites shoppers to view the correct styles for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatesville
Local Notes from Stilesville and Nearby Areas
A collage of social mentions and local happenings lists visits in Danville and Indianapolis, school competitions, illness lists, and community remarks. Residents referenced include Chas Spees, Ivan Ruark, Mrs. Robards, Mrs. Cope, and others with notes on travel, visiting relatives, apprenticeships, and a mix of local business and social events.
Unclear OCR Fragment About Events and Rights
Fragmentary dataless text describes visitors and guests with scattered names and dated references. The passage mentions publication choice rights and a warning about rusted rivets affecting a wall. Overall details are garbled and uncertain.
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