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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1912
Page
1
The article notes readiness of canning factory buildings for the upcoming season and winter work including putting up beans hominy and kraut. It also mentions a student body, a college commencement and various local notices mixed with anecdotes and school lore.
In Shelbyville a disputed report claims Mrs Wig Holmes wife of Ben Phelmes was seriously injured when attempting to ride a device at an entertainment venue. Early reports said she died but verification is tardy and uncertain.
Vague OCR text mentions a assembly event and several named individuals with unclear roles. Some phrases reference a minister, a pastor, and a council or meeting. No coherent dates, places, or outcomes are readable.
Readable fragments show Coatesville seeking a subdivision to ease housing demand. Residents report few acres available, searches for rental properties, and fear of three month vacancies. Local officials discuss interim relief and housing investments to relieve pressure.
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Ienry Underwood of Coatesville, visiting on Monday, wandered into the county superintendent’s office during trustees’ session. He confused the trustees with the commissioners while discussing a prize, then denied candidacy. Henry Webb was noted for his playful talk about digging worms and early fall absence.
Fragmentary report describes a gathering led by Mrs. Lethe Gallibotel Mips Hoo Draper with speakers including Che devetterak Mays. The notes mention discussion of Christianity and other religions and a planned date with Mrs. Ob. BK. Gatibold.
Funeral services for the late John Jenkins were conducted last Thursday afternoon by the Kulehts of Pythias and Odd Fellows with burial in the south town cemetery. The deceased, about 62, was described as a quiet, highly esteemed man of Coatesville. The Rev Henry C. Crampton of Lebanon has resigned after two years with the First Christian church.
The fifth annual banquet of the Atoy High School Abound association was held Saturday night at the high school auditorium. Presiding as hosts, Mir Claude a Neal led guests including Chay Phillips and Jewel Stesetsat, with Misses Tleehor and Sphere providing refreshments. Officers elected for the coming year include Bard Record as president and Adolphis Cooprider as vice president, with Miss Philolamsen serving as secretary.
Local residents report library operations halted as staff face illness and supply issues. The disruption affects customers seeking books and public programs, with unclear resumption dates and ongoing efforts to restore services.
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