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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1918
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Everett Stokes and daughter visit relatives in town while Mrs C Fr Eetis from Belleville spends time with her mother Mrs Maria Thomas. A pony accident injures Mr and Mrs Justice but neither were seriously hurt.
Miss Roxie Lewis returns home for a week of rest. Miss Dorris Quisier, a State Normal student, spent the weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Howard Rhea visited E Warmoth and family Sunday. Miss Franie York was home Sunday. Miss Mildred Whicker stayed with sister in law Mrs Jane Whicker at Carmel. Marion Clearwater home from training camp for his mother’s death. Ned Cross meeting every Wednesday at the School House. Robert Kivett of Amo visited Frank Lineberry and family. Miss Mary Te Robards and her friend Mr Miller of Danville spent the weekend with Fox Robards.
Mrs Ifrank Garrett died in May after four months illness. Funeral held at Ripon May 10 with Rev Sherriteal Panville officiating. Emma Goerrett of Gibson City called to this precinct for the death of Mrs Frank Garrett. Will Arnold killed crossing the Big Four railroad near Garrett. Funeral at Fillmore led by Rev Hootuiua. Numerous relatives and neighbors noted in attendance. The Danville Light Heat and Power Co payments cited with figures 266.66. Nora Foyleman connected to these utilities and payments noted.
Indiana State Council of Defense heard a plan to form rural area organizations to aid food production. Juarl Crawford of Connersville urged state wide expansion, with county conscription boards as organizers. The council referred the plan to the food production committee and issued Memorial Day observance guidance.
Denver speaker Tom McConnell son of Bishop McConnell will address at Amehigh school auditorium next Monday night at 7:30 to aid the Red Cross. He describes ambulance work on the Western front where he served over a year and sustained serious wounds. Admission is 20 cents.
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