26 Mar 1914
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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
1
Danville residents report visits from Indiana Polis figures, farm workers come south for summer work, and church meetings set for late April. The town mourns contractor P. H. McCormick, with funeral in Columbus, as weddings, licenses, and suits fill the local docket.
The community mourns Fred McAninch who died in Colorado at about 26. He had gone west for his health and his remains arrived home with his wife. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Daniel McAninch and left a young wife and a two year old child.
Judge Wil son of Bloomington Indiana delivered the final Sunday afternoon address, urging the single law of life which is love. He framed love as the power behind all good works and lasting achievement, citing historical figures and Christian teaching to urge service to others. The season concluded with satisfactory attendance and a donation to the orchestra.
Rev W D Bell accepts Baptist church call in Plainfield. Avon to build a $25 000 school this summer. Cloverdale businessmen plan monthly booster days. Plainfield merchants form an association led by Emmett Bly Fred Breedlove Ira M Holtsclaw.
A personal reflection by W. H. Granens of 612 W 46th St on turning fifty five, embracing aging, future opportunities, and the hope to remain engaged with life through literature, science, and humanity. He recalls past advances and urges youth to use time well, ending with affection for Stilestille readers.
Former townsman Ed Waters writes from Clarks Hill about his March arrival to manage Section 43 in the Chicago division of Big Four. He praises local amenities, notes a growing town, and invites visits while mentioning a $22.50 monthly meal cost and farm country conditions.
Mesdames Flora Hodson and tcelet Gobert hosted the Friday Social Club at the farmer's home. After the business session an enjoyable hour was spent in times adapted to St Patrick's day with refreshments carried out in the same idea.
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