20 May 1920
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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
1
A Parisian tone aside, the writer riffs on saving for coal, old hats, and fashion. An economist speculates on women’s hats and coats with no waistline next year while query lingers on food costs and tailoring. Physicians in Chicago debate another influenza epidemic, mixing humor with caution about predictions.
Mrs G W Bryant returns from Washington Kansas after two months with parents. Claud Wallace family of Danville and Hester Wallace visit Moss Wallace. Helen Coble of Stilesville visits Mrs Sarah Broadstreet. Everett McCollum and family guests of Stilesville neighbors. Archie Monnett and wife from Indianapolis stop by. Ed Mark and daughter visit Loyd Kent. Mary Gambold also drops by. Cecil Walton returns from Holly Colorado to tend his father’s plumbing as condition remains poor. First National Bank of this place to stay open Saturdays 7 to 9 pm in June July August for farmers’ busy season.
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Elizabeth A. Roberts deceased to appear in Hendricks Circuit Court Danville Indiana on May 28 1920 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares Witness the Clerk May 3 1920 A P W Bridges Clerk Hendricks Circuit Court
The announced sale of three large army camps highlights the war’s end and offers relief nationwide. The sale suggests such camps may become a distant memory for generations, marking a shift in military postwar planning.
The text argues that soon every idle dollar will be tracked daily to curb idle spending. It predicts declines in egg, cotton, and wool exports and warns that a lung-suffering person will not be interested in plans to fund Europe, framing self-preservation as life's first law.
A French writer predicts a Moody war between the Sexes with Amazons in superior numbers while noting numerous world crises make it amazing to waste effort on myths.
Clark and Nichols attorneys announce final settlement for the heirs and legatees of Lewis A. Phillips deceased. In Laanville Indiana on May 25 1920 1931 at 2 Sth day of May 1920 to appear and make proof at Hendricks Circuit Court before Clerk A P W Bridges.
Miss Helen Stewart visiting GC on and near Danville. Families from Amo Green Castle and nearby towns joined Ben Harlan for Sunday. Art Millman resumes as foreman of fence carpenters with Van Montgomery and others. Baptist church New World movement raises $3000 in first week. Bennett and family Justice and Vaughn shared Sunday with Phillips family. Claude Wilson family Ella Fultz and others visited Artie Bunten near Fillmore.
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